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NEGRO FOLKLORE OF THE BAHAMAS.

BAHAMA SONGS AND STORIES. A Contribution
Professor of Biology in the University OF GIN
cinnati. PIP x. III; Published for the American
Folklore Society by Houghton. Mflin Co
This book furnishes an object lesson in the decay
Of a system Of popular tales. Professor Edwards
calls attention more than once TO the fact that
there is uniformity of dialect among the
"Conchs" or negroes OF the Bahamas The vagaries
OF the negro tongue in the effort to pronounce the
English language complicated with an uncer-
tainty about the letter worthy of the elder Weller
and a dubiety about the aspirate that might be en-
We'd by London serving man. WorlGfamous stories
have survived In the Bahamas mere episodes.
For example. Jack the Giant Killer, instead OF
passing through long series of adventures, here
gains a queens daughter by performing two or
three easy tasks. and Jack Of the Beanstalk.
Thumbling. is reduced to the single main incident.
that OF Jacks hiding detection and flight with the
death Of the giant. But the giant has name
something he usually lacks-and 1t is suggestive Of
an additional complication in the sources of Ba-
hannah tales II is Greo grass. word which
tainly looks like attempt to pronounce the Celtic
"gruagach." The same process which has thus e.
duced well-known European tales has had its eff
feet on stories of African origin. negro tale.
which has many variants relates TO a monstrous
creature that swallows people in multitudes The
Kaffrs. It is said. call this monster the chief Of
the animals They have a well-proportioned narra-
tive In which IL figures. where mother after
series Of adventures. kills II and her chill
dren and whole village besides. This strange Great
ure becomes a "worrum' in the Bahamas, and the
story seems TO be made up from a variety of pre-
vious tales. which account for the discovery OF fire
and for the origin of towns. The worm breathes
fire like dragon; IL mas no relations with other
animals. and 1t has to be sought at the end of
long journey. like the dragon OF medieval Europe.
and unlike most mysteries Of African lore. Thus
these Bahama tales more interesting for their
connection with those Of widely separated races
than they are in themselves more attractive TO the
student than to the mere lover of popular fiction.
Professor Edwards reports them with the skin and
zeal Of expert. HIS collection OF the religious
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
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Cape
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Route
New York,
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945 u, Sunday on y. lo;ai express; arrive Nor
ok 1872 a ~.
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251pm.
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I7nItiimnrr lInrISct.

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ter "lent laients.$ i.25ai.tO: spring do q "a
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white Western.3Ia3 Z: No = mixed Western
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LUX shoulders Gee. short riu sides. Tie: clear
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large, ll4c.i mall. HE Lard. refined. Sc
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Sugar Market.
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lily. sl.G5: Choice Straight Family. Si.35.
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t3.?5: lair Extra. S3.35.
SMEr-flrm: Liverpool Fine. sI.12al.25;
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sand. 49,; Norfolk and Western. pref. IA;
Northern Pacific. ~: Northern Pacific,
PREF. ,lIs; Northwestern. 1901 Northwestern:
Tref, llii; aciic Mail. -: leading. 1861;
s'U'h lsi"iiu, 'o'' St.lhnl,hJ; NJ iNlll prot,
a23; Silver Certificates. ~: Tennessee Coal
snd lron.3I:: Tennessee Coal and Iron. prof.
20: Texas Iaoiic 49,: Union Pacific
w: Wabash. 81: Wabash. pref. 20 Westcrn
smon s3s; Wheeling and Lake Eric. II (;
Wheeling and Lake Erie. pref. i5i Alabsm,
class \, 100; Alabama. class b. lO7: Alaba-
ma class G.. 81; Louisiana As. 100: North
Carolina i's. 100; North Carolina Gs, 1851:
Senncssec New settlement 3s. 81: vir-
Cinis - deferred. 81: Virginia Trust Re
seipts,G: Virginia Funding Debt Gil: United
States fs. registered llIs: United Statcs "a,
coupons. lib; United states 2's. %: South
Crn Halfway SIS, 9'l: Southern Railway
Common, lI: Southern Halfway Common,
pref, AZ; South Carolina Is. l01.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-18

CHICAGO. Juno 1.-THE loading futures
fanged as follows: Wheat closed lover.
Corn closed higher. Oats closed higher.
Fork closed higher
WHEAr-Juuc. 13ia73,; Juiv. 73.a7i!; Sep.
Sember, 7i.a75'. Closing -June. 49,; July,
s3:; September. IS
CoHS--lnmc, AZ; July, As! September. 4e!.
Clos ns-June. 49,: July, 4gi; >eptember.
tOla'0s.
OATs-June, 9s;; July, Isl; September. 27G.
Ciosing-,lune. ~; July. %; September. IS,
PoEH-.luiy, l2.ip: september,I272 Clos
fng-iuly. l2.45 September. l2.75.
LArp-july. &. y; September. ESQ. Clos
tng-luly. 6.G2i: September. 6sl..
liin, July, ESQ: September. t.52l, Clos.
tng-July, $50; September, G57l.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-18
EOENTON. N. G.

The band expects to give lawn
party on the green tonight, if the
weather is favorable.
Rev. Father Quinn, OF Newberne.
conducted services in the Catholic
Church Sunday morning and after.
noon.
Mrs. Julia Eggleston and Miss Pearl
O'Nenl. teachers of the Academy, and
Prof, Stedd. principal, have gone to
Virginia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-18
IIkavEI.EIiS, GUIDE.

TLYpEs REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS F0K
y LApELPlilA- direct ,U~v"
line from Norfolk TO IN airIh a disicstS
lhtil further orders, steamers upIoiWIDd tJ
SAIL iiom Norfolk every Monday ii : tau wcdne,-
day and SaIurday.at y. m aui from rhilaj.l-
phis every Tuesday. Thursday and ss'uidav
Through hills OF ladng :" all points south and
Southwest via :. Il II, Atlantic Cua,: Line and
Virginia and rcpuessee Ait Line Railroad
JAMES ". MCCAkkICk
General soutucrn Agent. Norfolk Va.
w. 4. tiNt'E 60,
Agents Phi indephg-
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WHOLESALE Q,IoTArIOyS.
NORFOLK Va. June II, lIlj
pTOiiucp.

,ForITny- Chickens, old. 25a3)c: spring
Chickens l2la2jc.
EdGs--M holesalc. Zoe per doz
BEESwAN-Z5c per pound
TRuCK-lrsh potatoes Eating potatoa,
e225a2. 81 per sack: IIaymans. dun. sl.OOn
s25; yellow. 5i.OOal.2j. Onions s2.75 per
bag; Dermu "a onions. sl.75 crate.
SOUTHERN fnuirs-Bnnanas. SIPS per
punch; oranges. Sorrento, per boz, sal 90:
focoannts. a4.00 per bag OF 100; pineapples
&c: lemons, $3.50.