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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
rnE rIME no sU9soRIBE.

The old newspaper SAYING now
is tho time TO subscribe" was never
more true than at present. The times
are 50 full of incid emf, so many inn
portant national and State affairs are
Shaping themselves for change,
that no one can afford to be without
a metropolitan daily or weekly. The
st. Louis Republic, the greatest dem
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14

ocraic newspaper, is making a spe-
ciai offer Of lis daily and Sunday pa
per for three months at $3.50. 1t il
Sc a year by mail. The Twice-a-
Republic is sent two times week
-l04 papers-for only 81 year. In
addition TO all the political news, it
prints every day spread of general
news and features not equalied by
any other paper.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
NEW WOMANS Ten
COMMANDMENTS
Mrs. Schneckebie, Imposed
Them on her Husband,
Whereupon lie Got
a Divorce.

Chicago. Oct. lo.-Judge
granted a decree of
divorce today to William
5chneckenbier on the strength
IF the following command
nents which his wife lille in
sisted he should obey;
These are the new Com
mandments ten
Which wives now make for
married men;
One-Remenber that | am
thy life.
That thou must cherish all
thy lie.
Two-Thou shalt not stay
out late at night
When lodges. friends or
clubs invite.
1-hrcc-Thou shalt not
smoke indoor or out
Or chew tobacco round
about.
Fourth-thou shalt with
praise receive my pies
Nor pastry made by me
desPise
Fiye-My mother thou shall,
strive TO please
And lei her Iiye with Is IL
case.
Six-Reu,embcr, It's thy
duty clear
To dress well throughout
the year.
Scvcn-fh0u shalt In man
ucr mild and meek
Give me thy wages every
week
Fl ht-Thou shalt 10; T. 8
drinking man.
But livr on Prohibition pia-
Nioe-Thou shah, uoJ tIiu
but must allow
Thy w.e sa-l lree dom any
how.
Ten-thou shall, gct uF
when baby cries
and ,ry thy child 70 tran
quilI.ze
These my commandments
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14

wilh The e.hilsm.ing sense q re-
uswsl bcalih and sinnsth sud lr-
,ernal .ieaai'ap-s, Witch follows
,hs use o. syrup o. Fias, isusknown
e. tao fsv who havc ROT progressed
b1sead thn oid.timo modseincs and
the cheap su5s.iiates sometimes Of
.cred oaE never accepted t. use we'll.
aiormc3
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
AT Hidalgo.-Chicagc Platform and
Kleberg Endorsed.
To THE HERALD.

To THE HERALD.
Hidalgo, Texas. October II, 1896.
The democrats of Hidalgo county
met here in convention on the even
ing of the 10th to nominate a county
ticket for the ensuing two years. A
more representative convention new
er assembled in Hidalgo county, and
the good feeling and harmony which
existed from first 10 last was evil
denee that everybody was satisfied
with the acts of our county officials
who have served US so faithfully
during the past two years They
were all re-neminated with but two
minor exceptions. The ticket which
will be elected here on the Srd. Of
November is as follows:
County Judge, j. NJ. de la Yina,
Sheriff & Collector, John Closner,
County y District Clerk, Albert
Nichols.
Treasurer, Jose NJ. Cardenas.
Surveyor, Camilo Peres.
Inspector Hides and Animals,
Eligio Guerra.
Assessor, Juan T. Olivares.
Superintendent, roads and bridges
J. NJ. Yela.
County commissioners,
No. Florencio Saens,
No. , John Lipseomb,
No. 3 Frank Phillibert
No. 1 w. f. Sprsgue.
A ,ommendatory resolution was
offered and accepted, to the eTeei
that the convention did not deem e
necessary to make any special men-
ton Of any OF our officials a. 70 cli-
cheney All have done their duty
we'll. and deserved the thanks and
gratitude Of our people. In some
cases their official acts were mIsuu-
derstood, but il wa- the belief o. thr
convention that in time nil would
be convinced that their acts were
for the best, snd II allowed tim,
that they would place Iiidalgo coun
ty once more on a solid hnaucia
footing.
The Chicago ticket and platform
was endorsed, a. was also the S'al'
democratic ticket.
The candidacy OF Hon. Euiolp,
Kleberg was fully endorsed. aud th'
full vote Of Hidalgo county pledges
TO him.
Ii was also carried that tho dele
gates 90 the judicial Convention
from Hidalgo county 90 instructed
to cast their vote a. unit for th
Hon. J. {. Russell for District Jud-
and the Hon, John l. Kleiber 10
District Attorney as long az thvi
! Games areNbelore tho convention.
After the convention adloumc'
the delegates aud all othcr- were in
yited to a upper and a dance Pre
pared By 1 he nominees which VIC
fnliy enjoyed, and ala vino wi-ae.
ripped th4 light fantastic until "a
eve ,mar hours.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14

FoR ErVr:-Elc Taiosa ran en-, III
,cen mules from Brownsville we'll
wacred and wish abundance Of
grass. For particulars and condi
lions. ctl on or write +. Yturriai
Brownsville, TeX. agent for Ellen
Gerhard.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
The L. 8. CoY't .2~1oTtS
show Roysi Baking Powder
suoarfor 10 all others.
rhls Is Your onportrnItr.

On receipt Of ten cents, cash or etnrnrs,
q generous sample will be mailed Of She
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Eiy's Cream Balm) sufficient TO demon.
strate the great merits of the remedy.
ELY BROTHERS,
56 Warren St, Eew York City.
Rev. John REID. &c. of Great Fails, Mout.,
recommended Ely's Cream Balm 10 ne. I
can emphasize his statement, "ItisR poBi.
tive cnre for catarrh il used M directed. -
Rev Francis W. Poole. Pastor Central Pres
Church, Helena, Btout.
Ely's Cream Palm is The acknowledged
cure for caiarrh and contains no mercury
hot has ibisriyss arbg. psiss, 60 sruis.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14

n. Leshb agent for the s'empol
Fire Exdngui,her will receive e
large consignment Of ,hc.e excellent
machines on the nest s,eamer. Now
is your time to place orlec- and pto-
-ect your properly from The Fire
ieDd,
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14

LADIES' make big wages at
home. and want all TO lave the same
opportunity. The work IL very
pleasant and viii easily pay SIS
weekly. This IS no deception. ]
want no money and will gladly send
full particulars TO all sending stamp.
Nie -, = p,gbBins ,a ',rpdeai Miet
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-14
MONDAYS PERFORMANCE.

The following IS the program Tor
the performance Of the entertain
ment TO De given 81 tie opera hou-e
Monday night, mention OF which
YVES made in yesterdays HERALD:
Ten Little Sunflower4, song
Five Minuet Recitation
Miss 4. Raphael
Long Ago, Song, Miss X. Hicks
Tableau.
Somebody Murdered, Tableau
Searching FOR the Slain, Recitation
and Tableau Miss ;. Kowalgki
Virgin Attended by Angels,
Tablean.
A Slight Misunderstanding Farce.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-01
sAvKI.I.e.a, t,rr,nn. 7
: =. Z VES.r:tsa' eUsnEs
ks QDD0AIHI9HSIEAaSHIp
a. ggMPaAT
A FON NEW ORK

PASSENGER St,.s i ARE APr,Is,c
5 ED TO SAL SAL Ir zoe Norfolk DAILY al
: S 1Nb falb a1Sxsss u 3 X:
commodations unsurpassed = er &c aS-
Fare: ineladIing meals and state,
Fare. round trip. limited 10 t thirty . %
For tickets and reservation q lag, LAG
Ne e3R I NI g d wM iss poships ieavs
TIME scHEpuLG ' Of t sTE saAIMsnnIPs;
hh ennpsI Rhoads. Northampton. Luray,
TWshiiy except Sunday. Leave Company's,
M and s15 p. u my Ports S;sS ana az; Ills
Norfolk; at ZOO and iI:sO a. m and Mna. .o65
FOR HAMPfio S 4. HIS sn a. a; n p. an. m;
Sa5 m; Bay Line, 1875 a m. and a Z Va
pSSIsfSWW SURrq N sSss a aSD 5 gsP3T%
Ids p ma n s;so 1 Fl MI WbaSq
FOR EAST AND WARE RIyrRs
w yhh,,y except ,to Sunday. leaving Companys
M; Bay Line X Wharf fSS orsn1S s:.s
E RHR nI RVAEGk; TPeo,SIHS;osfN, 1sMp SEW
mesiay and Friday at sac a. M z. 1 eM cd
fm ne,, s!S a m; Bay Line wharf. S %as-
iot TS,r at wy a. m: returning next iav'e''e
THURSDAY S Snd sa; RLVER--Tuesaay.
wharf AZ $50 $50 a. ai m Por from Gempanys
'' Eio GRay i;ine; Norfolk. a m. o.,s - =
81 TGF F1 EANSEMOND RIVER AMI
E n; connecting at SUFFOLK with i. s sus
VI Freight e for Mathews. Back poo,,o.,,,
must be sI prepaid ana Nansemond rivers
- NORTH tARoLINA p1v1s1oN-r.r.
marie M Leaves Norfolk for Washnetoni AN ~
a a. moh t,a at a.. m; Thursdays n II
p tSr washington and points on the Tar
N. and 8 ~ Re%bern, N. c.. received az
All en- received daily except ,Sundav
out notice euuies subject to change with.
NJ 2. cRowELL, Agent.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, April 30-Strength prevailed
In wheat to-day. the days trading re-
sulting In moderate gain in prices.
Final liquidation, both by longs and
shorts, incidental to the last day of the
month was In order. but aside from that
there was good buying by several Of the
large operators. notably in Armour
The main circumstances responsible for
the iirmness seemed TO be the rains in
the Northwest and the CONSEQUENT re-
tardation to seeding in that section.
About the middle of the session tho
pressure of offerings became more pro-
nounced than the demand. and a decline
took place, but before the close prlce.
were back to where they We're around the
opening.
Coma general cleaning up tool,
place in corn. but the trade was an
tirely devoid of feature or incident en-
titlinS IT to distinction.
Oats were featureless. rejecting the
markets In other cereals
Professionalism easier hog market On @,
an unfavorable influence over product
this morning, but prices did not suffer
much owing to the light volume Of
Trade.
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IIs svEl.I:ItS, GUIDE.

ATLANTIC AND DANvILLE RAIL
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT April. Il SOC
Train No. l.-Daily.-Leaves NoTioik
lShippers Compress WHARF al 900 a m
West Norfolk s4J a. III. for DanViue ami
iniermediate points; arriving at Dan
Train No. DAILY except sunday
Leaves Norfolk o:25 j.. m, West Norfolk
$3.50 p. m. arriving Lawrencevilie g:a6 y,
III. Leave l4awrenceville (No 81 600 a
m. arrive Danville 1890 a. m "
Train No connects at EMpORIa With
Atlantic Coast Line train No a. for ali
points south. leaving Emporia 9lO p. m.
No. 80: when notified by the a. c. L.. that
and ID. west OF Empnria. w. "
Train NO. connects at DENNJSToN
JUNCT. with Norfolk and Wesiern r. ~
Tor Durham and intermediate points Az
Trains Nos. ! and . connects ar IEL,
FRESS JuNCr and DANTIIIE for al,
points OH southern railway system "
THURMAN Sleepcrs between Danviiie ond
AshVllie, Atlanta, Jacksonville Mcm'
phiS ana New Orleans!
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency and Companv.a
wharf. Norfolk; and at W. V II WI
liams' Agency. Portsmouth.
c,HI.APp 4 Gen. MMSS.SS'g'T;, Gen: Pass Act.
suner, nj ,niNE lis. W ~ A: TAYLOR.
Supe''' irav. Pass. Agt
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BUSINESS WAS SMALL
The Stock Market Was Very Tame and the
Changes Confined Within Narrow Limits.
A DEMONSTRATION MADE BY THE BEARS.
Ehe Bears Used the Talk About the
Impending Heavy Shipments OF
Gold Against the Market ana suc-
ceeded I'm Bringing About II Decline
Tho Contest Was over Sugar.

New York, April 30.-The stock market
was very tame affair again to-day.
The volume of business was small and
the changes, as rule, confined to mar
row limits. After comparatively steady
opening the bears made a demonstration
against the market and succeeded In
bringing about a decline of A@1 per
cent. The bears used the talk about i'm
pending heavy shipments of gold against
the market, but their raid brought out
very little long stock and in the after
noon the early sellers turned buyers.
The greatest contest was over Sugar,
which was sold down to 122A soon after
the opening. When the shorts attempt
ed to cover the stock rose rapidly TO
123A, and the supply on the way up was
disappointingly small to the bears.
American Tobacco rose from 713s to
1878. reacted To 712s, and closed at TIN.
Chicago Gas developed renewed strength,
selling as high as 702s, and closed at 6924
The Changers left off within sQ9s per
cent. of last nights prices. Among the
speclalt!es, Metropolitan Traction jump
ed to l0Iia, while New Haven dropped
to ITO. The trading was light. and
both shipments of gold by Saturday
steamers are still indefinite. NJ bankers
have yet concluded arrangements to ex-
port the yellow metal, although It is toll
erably certain that considera BILE
amount will be forwarded 1t is to be
remarked that the bankers disposing OF
bills found the market more limited than
they had anticipated. The call upon
the depository banks by the Treasury
Department for part of the money de-
posted with them on bond account, it /.
expected will lead to slightly higher rates
of interest, the tendency of which will be
to restrict gold shipments. Speculation
closed firm in tone. Total sales were
1lS,502 shares. including II 600 Sugar 49,
GOO Tobacco, $1,000 Burlington and Quin-
cy and 10000 St. Paul. Net changes as
a rule show gains of Is 10 q per cent.
Bonds were dull and easier. The sales
footed up 1891 600
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Wheat-spo. duh and frmer: Z, o. b..

Wheat-ISpot duh and flrmer: 4, o. b..
76asc.. to arrive: ungraded red. 6OQ6ic.
Corn-Spots dull-and firm; No. 2. a5Mc.
IN elevator: $3.50, anoat; options less
active and firm, unchanged: May, 35%c.;
July. 3sssc.; September. 37Mc.
Oats--Spots dull and steady Options
dull and unchanged: May, 24c; July.
24Ac.; spot, No. ., 25Ac.;- No. 2 white,
&c.; mixed Western, 25Q26c
Beef-Dnll, steady and unchanged.
Beef hams-Qulet. s14.0O@l5.6O Is G.
Tierced beef-Dull; city extra, India
mess. sf400@15b0.
Cut meats quiet and steady; picked
bellies. 4%Q4Nc.: shoulders, 4kQ4%c.;
hams. 9@9Hc. y
Lard-Quiet and firmer; Western
steam. ,s5.o5; city. $3.50.
Pork-Quiet and unchanged
ButterLFirm; light receipts; State
dairy SQ14kc.: do. creamery. 1OIl5hac.
Western dairy. old. 7Q9c.: do. creamery,
llQl5lHc: Elg!ns, 15hc.
C'nee--SteadY and unchanged TO 10
points up; May. sl2s5@l2. 80; July, sl2, 90:
September. Sll.60: December, $40 80: spot
Rio steadier and quiet; No. Z, 137s@14c.
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet; fair refin-
Ing. 3&c.; refined quiet and steady: un-
changed.
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Cotton NerIxeta.

New York. April observation-disclosures
closed steady: sales, $1,000 bales. April
and May. 1872; June. 1884; July. 7.s1;
August $50: September, 7.39; October,
10; November and December. III;
January, 7.20: February, 7.23.
Cotton steady: middling Gulf. sac:
middiing, S1sc. Net receipts. o; gross
receipts, 81 bales; exports to Great Bri-
tain. $500 bales; forwarded. 81 bales;
sales, 29l bales: spinners, 19l bales
stock. 1851 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. G,2O2
bales; exports to Great Britain, $500
bales: to France. $50 bales: to the con-
'inent. 2.SSG bales; stock, 427,773 bales.
fotal SO far this week: Ne. receipts.
3S.09I bales; exports to Great Britain,
32.l5I bales: TO France. 699 bales: TO
the continent, 1853 bales
Liverpool. April 3O-l2:3O p. M.-Cot
ton-Demand fair: prices. unchanged.
AmericaN middling. 1890. Sales. To-
900 bales: American. $500; sps cula ton
and export. 500 bales receipts. 5000
bales: American, 5,400. Futures opened
quiet; demand moderate. America
spot grades. unchanged
r. M.-Cotton-May, 4 lS-64d. buyer;
May and June. 1 l7-64d buyers: June
and July. l5-GiM4 l6-64d sellers: July
ana August, l4-Gid.; August and Sep
temher, lQ-64d4 ll-G4d.; September and
October. 3-64d. sellers: October and
November 3Gl64d. sellers: November
and ecsmber. December and Janu-
AIRY. as-6id. sellers; January ana Feb
ruary. ! 5s-Gid. buyers. Futures closed
steady.
New Orleans. April 30-Cotton-Fu-
lures dull. but steady: sales. I2Guo bales
May and June. 100; July. T.5g: August.
'is; September, 40; October. 6.94: No
sember' 6sl; December, G.sl; January.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-01

New York. April SO.-Strawberries.
Florida. quart. SGl7c.: do North Caro-
lima, quart. 9@20c. Asparagus, North
Carolina. dozen buches. si25G35o: do.
Norfolk. do. sl.25Ql.50. Beets, Florida.
crate. Sl.25dl.75; do, do. hundred
punches, S547 Cabbages. Florida,
crate. SoQ2.5O Cucumbers. do. crate
81. Caulitlower. do. basket. sata4
kale. Norfolk, bbl.. Coo. Lettuce, Nor
folk. basket 50Q75c.: do. Charleston.
do, soc. @sl; do. Florida, do soc. n 81 %.
Peas. Savannah do. 25@75c.: do.
Charleston. do. soc. @sl: do. North
Carolina, do, 75cMSl. Radishes. Nor
folk. Dbl. sl@l.50 String beans. Florida.
crate. T@S, Spinach. Norfolk. Dbl.
Sl.50Q2: do, Baltimore. sl.256I1 40
Squash. Florida, do. s1.256il5O 80. Toma-
toes. do. carrier. slM25O Potatoes
Florida, s4as. Egg plant. Florida, box,
S3d6.
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CAPE New York,
CHARLES Philadelphia and
ROUTE Norfolk r. r.

SlA HOURS QUICKER THAN ANx
,,,,no,, OTHER LINE.
liTOOGH DAY AND NIGHT Elk.
PRESS EACH WAY. =
LEAVE NORBSEK.
$40 q. m. daily, except Sunday-(Por.r-
mouth. High street 7:30 a mr.
Arrive at Philadelphia. 5:62 u.
m; New York at S:SS o. m.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
$40 p. m. daily, Portsmouth. High street
S:55) Arrive Mt PhiiadeIphia
G:19 a; m; New York, 7:43 q. m.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. -
300 q. m. daily, PORTSMOUTH,, High street.
9:l0) leaving New York at n
A ri; Tha!i9He T HoR;F l1i1s p. m. :
s:o5 p. m. daily; except Sunday-(Ports.
mouth. High street, els o. mr..
leaving New York at s a m
hiladAlphia, 1921 n m
Close connection made with all rail ana
Eound lines to and from Boston.
:. Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
between be en-, Jersey .ss City, Phisdeiphia and
lor Cars on day trains between Phiia-
delphia and Cape Charles.
Through Tickets sold and haggasai
checked IT, Wakes Agency. under At;
ianttc Hc-.I- and on the steamers.
r. Is. COOKE. General Agent.
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q n SEABOARD
- ns - AIR LINE.
SHORTEST SOTTTH
QUICKEST ROUTE 49, $500, = -
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Texas, California.
no EXTRA FARE ON ANY TRAIN.

No. So3.-"The Atlanta Special" leave,
Norfolk, vim Ferry, DAILY, at II. 80 d. M.
lie cM Portsmouti. DAILY, at 2 o night.
ior Suffolk; franklin, Boykin, Weldon, Msn.
derson, Raleigh, Southern Pines. Waassboro
Mon; Monroe Charlotte Chester, Clinton, Green
Augusta, Macon. Montgomery, New oresns
Nashville, Memphis. Selma, Pensacola, Texas
Mexico. California Solid Limited Train, with
Pullman Buffet Sieepcrs and vcs,ibuled Coaehes
-, No. Hi.,"The $; A. l.. Express" leaves
Norfolk, daily, at DOB am. Leaves Ports.
mouth, daily, at DID n.m., for all asoye
points, and Psndleton. Murfressboro. Lewiston.
Durham, and all Atlantic Coast Linz points. via
Weldon, Also connecting at franklin Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays. for landinga on the river
No. t02.-ATrive Portsmouth daily so am.
No. SO Arrive Portsmouth daily $50 PM
For tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car reser.
vations, etc, apply to
j. '" RrO"n. 'r. Psnr Lrt, II M.In ST.. NsrtoIi, VI.
'" ". H. Williams Tieiet AE 2i7 High ST. Porl.,outh Va
Geo heP Bate, Tra'. Ps,,T Agt.. Portinouth, Va
4. ST. JOHN, Fiee.Prssld.nt and 6.a,r,i Manager.
v. l. nc. BEE. Gsnsrai Superintendent Psrt.noutL Va
H. ". B. GLOVER, TRACE nss,yer.
7. .. ANDERSON, osnI Par,,r ist
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BALTIMORE Marker.

Baltimore. Md, April 3O.-Flour-
Dull.
heat-Weak; NO. 2, red. spot. Gshc.
asked; May and July. 6SX@69c.. South.
eIn, by. sample. 7S@74c; do, on grade.
69@72c
Corn-Weak; mixed spot, April and
May, 34h@34sc.; June, 35c asked; July.
Sb% Q35'sc.; steamer. mixed, 1914 933Ac.
southern white, SEC. asked; do, yellow,
oats-Quiet and firm: No. 2 white,
4k@25c.
Rye-Steady: No. 2. near by. 4O@4lc.;
Western, 42@43c.; stock, g., 600
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-01
Liverpool. April 2s.-Arrlved str.

Liverpool. April 2S.-Arrlved str.
Shenandoah. Newport News.
Sailed str. Kana&ha, Newport News.
London, April 29.-Arrived str. Chick
ohominy. Newport Newsss 81
Rotterdam. April Sa.-hrrlved str.
Durham City, Newport News; str. Tus-
kar Norfolk.
vsnice, April 2s.-Arrlysd str. High
Santos. April 2S.--Arri1ed bark Ia
mar E. Marshall. Norfolk.
st. Jago de Cuba, April T.-Arrived
schr. James b. Jordan. Norfolk.
Bermuda Hundred. Va, April 20
Arrived schr. Daniel Brown, New York.
Sailed schr. Jesse l.. Leach. New
York.
Bridgeport. April 2s.-sailed schrs.
Fac. Sherman and Chas. F.. Tuttle, Nor
folk.
Fall River April 2s.-Arrived schr
Lizzie II. Brayton. Norfolk.
New Haven. April 2S.-'Arrived schr
Bayard Barnes, Newport News.
Port Tampa, April 2e.-Arrived schr
d. Fl. Rivers. Norfolk for Key West,
Philadelphia. Pa, April 29.-Cleared
schr. Francis Shubert. Clifford. Nor
folk
Providence, April 29.-Arrived schrs
Marguerite, Newport News; Sarah w
Lawrence, Norfolk.
Red Beach, Me. April T.-Sailed schr
Roger Drury, Norfolk.
Scotland. Va, April 29.-Sailed schr
Lille FaIkenburg. New York:
Washington, ID. c., April 29.-Ar-
rived schr. Beulah Land, Newport
News.
Schr. Katherine d. Perry. Newport
| News for Boston. was at Bass river 29tf
| inst.
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Notice 10 Mariners.

The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that on or about May 20. 1896. lights
will be established AS follows, 10 mark
the entrance 10 Manatee river from
the S. part of Tampa bay:
SNl0AD POINT .SHOAL BEACON
lIGHT.-A fixed white lens-lantcrn
light on thel structure recently erected
In nine feet of water on the west end
Of the shoal making off from Snead
Point. north side of the entrance 20
Manatee river. The focal plane of the
light Will be 291a feet above mean high
wnter. The structure is square
pyramid of horizontal Stats, ion four
piles: is now brown, but will be painted
black. The approximate geographical
position of the light, as taken from
Chart No. III. OF the United States
Coast and Geodetio Survey Will be
CONTINUED OH Eighth PaEe)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF Norfolk nnd Portsmouth
April 3Oth. 1896.

British s,mp. Bernard Hall. Camp
bell. Galveston - Liverpool 10 VIM.
Lamb d Co. to coal.
British stmp. Ravensheugh. Warren.
Phila delphia, to the United States Ship
ping Co.
Schr Hilda. Rives. Baltimore TO Wm.
Lamb & Co. for coal.
Tug Ocean King, Tingle. New York.
with barge Annie II. Smith. 10 VIM.
Lamb II Co.. and barge Yonkers 10
Newport News.
Tug Asher j. Hudson. Williams, Bal
aimore. with barges Jennie Marshall
and Geo. May.
British stmp Jessie. Thomson. Fer
nandina 10 RIO tterdam, TO VIM. Lamb &:
Co. TO coal.
CLEARED.
Barges ~ & w Nos. and .. New
Haven. with coal.
Barge Gen. Mcclellan, New York,
with coal.
SAILED.
British stmp. Montauk, Dickens.
Hamburg by the North american
Transport Co., with 10G.2S5 bushels corn,
lard, provisions and lumber.
Schr. Jamest Davidson, Rankin. New
Haven. with pig iron
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-01

q - DES REGULAR LINE STEAM
- SHiP FOR PHILA DELfiIIA;- Only
direct line from Norfolk TO Philadelphia.
Untii further orders. steamers are APP
pointed 10 sail from Norfolk every Mon
nay' Wuedfn ne and Saturday at . p.
day. Thursday and Saturday.
=, Through bills OF lading 10 all points
south ana Southwest via Seaboard Air
Line, Atlantic Coast Line and Virginia,
Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
JAMES w. McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. Va.
w. p. CLYDE & CO.
Agents. Philadelphia.
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Money aIarItcr.

New York, April 30.-AIoney on call.
easy, at 2G2is per cent: last loan at
> per cent. and closing offered al . per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5M@6
per cent. Bar silver, 6S. Sterling ex-
change. dull, with actual business in
bankers bills at 4S7A @4Ssi4 for GO days.
and 4SS& 14S9h for demand Posted
rates. 4SSh@490. Commercial bills. 4S7
MaslS+. Government bonds, firm: State
bonds dull; RAILROAD bonds. easier. Sill
Yer at the Board was quiet,