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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22

Tin Cups extra strong. well made, 1c.
PAIRING hardwood handles, steer
Nutmeg Graters. extra strong box-grater.
Mincing-Knlvos. solid steel blades. had
wood handles, &c.
Flour slfters, the Genuine Hunter sift-
ers, sc.
scrub-Brushes, hardwood backs. worth
Hardwood Potato-Mashers, enemelled
handles. smoothly finished, l0e ar
Ostrich Feather Dustsra g..
Large Size REFINED Colanders. Sc.
black Handle Tea or CoGee-Stra insrs. &c.
Strongly Made Partitioned Knifs-Trays.
Imported Inlaid salt-Boxss. worth &c.
Hardwood Towel-Rellers. worth Ice, &c.
GRANiTEWARE.
Quart-slze Granite Tea or Coffee-Pots.
&c.
Slk-c5uart Granite observation-disclosures. isc.
4-QUart-size Granite MLa'Pans. l0c.
Is ELEGANT TOILET SETS, full
gold trimmed, flower decorations, 10
piece sets vslle S5-S2.9S.
Spice sets-Nicely Japanled Spice Sets.
containing lettered tin boxes, IN tray
worth z3c., &c.
GEN lLEMtN'S OK BADltS Ann
ROCKER, exhs large size, hardwood,
antique oak finish, fancy back, worth
S3-sl.5S.
Handsome Large-Slxe ROCKERS, covered
with choics tapestries, tull spring feet
and high back, dnely finished, -
Rocker. for 1913.
BABY-CAERrAGES.
We carry a full line Of the famous
, WAKEFIELD CARRIAGES. because
they are generally admitted TO be the
best in construction, as well al ths
sightlisst In appearance.
A well-msde and finished Carriage. uphol-
s,eged IN eretonns, eomplste' with
Vanished Reed Carriages. upholstered In
silk plush, ruhied parsssls 1888
CARRIAGES AT ANY OTHER PRICE,
by short jumps, up to SIS.
LAMPS AND TABLES.
Some OF the rarest values yet quoted
Beautiful Banquet-Lamps, fancy heads,
centre draft, hiigree-style bottoms.
finest onyx columns. - inches high.
Exquisite Banqust-Lamps, entirely new
design, open-work heads, entire lamp
gold-piatsd. truly beauties, regular
value, $40; Mondays special, s6is.
% Onyx-ToD Dress ParlOr-Tables, heavi-
q ly gold-plated, Mondays special, s..
Real All-Spelter Lamp warranted burner.
a $3.50 article. S.96.
900 DAN SCREENS. beautifully
trimmed, 60 inches high, si.s0.
SPECIAL.
3Oc. Egg-shell China Sugars and Creams.
delicate effects, per set 1sc.
l0-Quart Heavy REFINED Bread-RaiserS
complete with top. 2Gc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
TO GO OUTSIDE THE CITY.
Friends of Mckinley TO Fight Colo
mel Lamb I'm the Counties.


The friends Of Mckinley will continue
their fight against Colonel Lamb ana
will endeavor TO capture the county con-
ventions in this district. so as to insure
the election OF delegates to the nauonal
convention who are favorable
To his nomination. This idea is borne out
by the action Of the Allan-Waddill con-
yention of Friday night, which strongly
endorsed Mckinley, in adopting the FOL
lowing resolution:
"Resolyed 80, That we appeal to the Re-
publicans Of the Third Congressional DIS
trict of Virginia, outside or the city OF
Richmond. TO stand by the trusted and
time-honored leaders in their respective
localities. and TO be true 20 their regular
local party organization, and we assure
them that we shall labor with them In
the future as In the past, and again fight
tho party's battles successfully, notwlth-
standing the effort made from without
the district to demoralize and humiliate
US"
The Allan convention also adopted the
following:
Resolved az, That we respectfully but
earnestly request the Republicans Of the
state 70 suspend their Judgment in regard
20 the rights OF our cause until we shall
have an opportunity to defend ourselves
against the action, which has not only
sought 20 displace our city chairman
without authority. under our plan of or
ganzatlon. without cause or allegation
against him, and without opportunity to
be heard IN defence of his right; but
which, In the proceedings to get up an in
dependent city convention, has utterly
ignored every member Of the regular City
Committee, and fed and fostered an ire
sponsible and unofficial gathering Of n
few malcontents and disturbers, under the
leadership OF so-called city chairman.
who has resided here but few months,
and who this very year has been a Demo-
cratic candidate before Democratic eau
Gus Of our Democratic City Council, for a
position within its gift"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
WORSHIP AT THE COLLEGE.
"race-Street Church Services to He
Held There-DOnatIons.

Held There-DOnatIons.
The Grace-Street Baptist church VIII
have their services this morning at IL
O'Clock IN the chapel Of Richmond College.
mo partitions were removed yesterday
sol there Will be ample room for the con-
ttsauon. Strangers desiring to attend
me service can reach the college either
1y The electrlc-cars or by walk up west
N'aee street. The downtown members or
W' church, IN going out 10 the college,
WI have the opportunity of taking q look
a. 'he new tabernacle. which, under the
energetic manag Of Mr.. Sitterding,
PROGRESSING rapidly. Or. Hatcher IS
especially dcslrOus OF having all OF his
people together this morning. lie and his
i''Ae desire 20 express once more their
t't' appreciation Of the hospitality OF
~ Ca'lsch and his congregation. They
Le1 three services IN the Synagogue, and
sn each occasion found everything de-
'6htiuily arranged for their comfort.
nf. Hatcher win not preach tonight.
4le sunday school viii meet at 20 this
afternoon at the First Presbyterian
oNlrch. when action VIII be taken ex-
Fis'ing. 20 far as possible the gratitude
=. ne church for the Astounding Kindness
~ br. Kerr and his people 20 the Grace
suee' church and Sunday school since the
turning Of their house OF worship.
ar j. Jacobus. proprietor Of the Bos-
W. Las sent Or. Hatcher a check for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Spring Wraps.

Some specials for tomorrow
in Imported Wraps.
Black Silk and Velvet
Capes, trimmed with chiffon
and ribbon, size "a, Sc, SO,
SIS, $50, S25, $50.
Golden-Brown V e w @ t
Capes, trimmed in fancy pas
sementerie and chiffon, fancy
Innings, $50.
Black Velvet Capes, hand
somely braided, lace collar
cite, with fancy lining, $50.
Black Velvet Capes,
trimmed with jet and Persian
ribbon, with Innings to match,
S27.
Black Silk Capes in a va
rlety or trimmings, SlO 10 SZO
each.
Colored Cloth Capes for
early spring wear, tans and
navies, all new designs, S. up.
Bicycle Suits.
The "Star" Bicycle Suit,
the famous suit for riders of
the wheel. We have the ex-
elusive sale of them for Rich
none, and we invite your in
spection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
vrsed an Ice-Pick.

Ahout o'clock last night, the ambu-
iance was called to the First Police Sta
tion 10 attend colored man.
James Jones was found near the corner
OF Seventeenth and Franklin gouged
about the head In several places, and his
wounds were dressed at the station-house.
IL seems that he and Junius Early. who
was promptly arrested. had been engaged
In a quarrel, which was ended by Junius
drawing out a long ice7pick which he
proceeded TO use on JoneSs head. None
OF the wounds were. serious. and Jones
was left at the station-house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Catholic News Notes.

At ST. Marys church this morning the
members OF ST. Benedicts Society will
attend holy communion In body during
tho o'clock nigh mass. At 1880 O'Clock
there will be a second high mass which
will be sung by the juvenile choir. Very
Rev. Father Willebald will deliver his
usual Lenten sermon.
The Feast Of the Annunciation will be
celebrated in the churches next Wednes-
day. Masses will be at the sgme hours
as on holidays, although II is only feast
of devotion.
Next Friday Is the Feast OF the Seven
Dolors. and day TO be observed by all
good children OF the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
SILVERWARES.


Sterling Silver and Plated.
HERE is AN OFFERING OF REIIA-
BILE STERLING SILVER AND
PLATED WARES. ECLIPSING Any
THING YOU'LL SEE ELSEWHERE.
Handsome QUADRUPLE PLATED
TEA SET. elegantly FURNISHED, good, re-
liable ware, set OF equal value quoted
elsewhere at ;l8. pieces. gold-lincd
spooner and creaner, at 1875.
OTHER SPECIAL OFFERINGS
ON SALE MONDAY.
$3.50 Quadruple- Plated SOUP TUREENS,
nothing approaching this, for $50.
g Quadruple-Plated Satin Finished SYRUP
JUGS and PLATES, truly fine articles,
$3.50 Oaadruple-Plated BREAD-TRAYs.
The handsomest and best trays on the
market, $2.4i.
$3.50 Handsome Quadruple-P Plated. Ele
ganty Hard-Engraved CHOCOLATE
200 Handsom e MUGS. handsomely en-
graved Yours, while they last, at S9c.
STERLING SILVEKW ARES.
200 Sterling Silver Gold,Llned SUGAR
SPOONS, ORANGE-SPOONS, BEEF
FORKS, etc,--each a,E, eoo,-.,
Wv BoNBoN-sPooNs. CREAM ladies'
CSC.
Special. barrels elegant and
sparkling Rich Cut Glass effect Covered
Butter Dishes, full size, big t5,. value,
for l3c.
Elegant Hand-Engraved WINE GLASS
rs. regular value loo. each, &c. -
Elegant Hand-Engraved TABLE TUM-
BLERS, regular value Sc, &c.
A Heautiful 2sc. Cut-Glass-Pattern GEL
ERY HOLDER, re.
Elegant Cut-Glass-Pattern VINEGAR or
OIL-CRUET, regular value 2Jc., &c.
NICKEL PARLOR LAMPS, centre
draft burner, With l0-inch dome shade,
complete. Sl.24.
AT 55 CENTS-2JO dozen French, German,
Vienna, Toxic, and Carlsbad China
COFFEE, TEA, and AErER-DIN-
NER CUPS AND SAUCEES' new
shapes and new decorations. some
AT $685. sets Victoria, Carlsbad China
TEA SERVICES, new shapes. with
dainty floral decorations, gold clouded
edges and handles, at $3.50 Instead OF
AT sis.S9-2O sets Haviland China DIN
NER SETS new shapes and decora-
lions, ought to be 49, Instead OF $3.50
HAVILAND CHINA DINNER
SET, 1879 pieces, hand-painted aud
gold-trimmed, in three handsome deco
rations, SS5 sets, for Mondays sale,
marked SIS.
Best Semi-Poreelain, Undergone Decora-
ton DINNER SETS, all complete to
serve for six persons. Monday per
set. S3.9S.
GLASS BERRY BOWLS, S-inch,
worth 20c., Monday 30.
FOLDING sEWING-TABLES, 90 inches
long, measure on top, well finished,
can't be made for the money, 65c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22

O
mah
smalp
yeveytin
than were
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nanys peh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Black Goods.

Tomorrow we offer a great
special in Black Goods.
The lot consists of Black
Silk Finished All-Wool Hen
rietta, Black Boucle Cloth,
Fine Imperial Serges, Fine
French Serges, and Fine ALL
Wool Jacquards. The regu-
lar price of these goods is IS,
IS, and S5c. yard. To-mor-
row you can take your choice
at SOC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Fractured His Leg.

The ambulance was summoned yester-
day morning at half past IL o'clock 10 at
tend Moses Watson. colored employee
of Messrs. Ryan * Montague. lumber
dealers, at No. H3 south Ninth street. A
piece OF lumber had fallen from a pile.
and, striking Mosess leg, fractured II
quite badly.
The alrnshouse physician set the bone.
and left the injured man at his home.
No. 1903 east Leigh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
PrnuertY TrnnAfers.

Richmond: W. ID. Glbson's devisees to
John Willis. 2-3 feet on west side Sc
cOnd street, near Hill. 81.
Catherine +. and Benjamin Harris TO
Kate NJ. Harris. y IA feet on east Of
ST. James street between Federal and
Coutts $3.50.
James McCauley and wife to James
Hartley. 81 feet on west side Fulton
street, near Louisiana, $25835.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Fairfax Prisoners Captured I'm
WashinRtou.

The Governor last night received tele-
gram from Major Moore. Chief OF the
Washington police. advising him that two
OF the three prisoners who escaped from
the Fairfax jail Wednesday night-Harry
pom and Thomas Henry-had been can
tured in the national capital The men
were identified. There Is reward OF Sis
each outstanding for these men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22

The Madison Club. well-known social
organization OF this city. held Its an
nual banquet at Evensen's restaurant
Iast evening, and a most enjoyable oc-
css.on IL was A magnificent supper was
spread by Mine Host Eyensen, and full
Justice was done 1t by all those present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
CRUCIFIxION OF CHRIST.
Rev. MIR. Stickney To Make Devo
tionnl Talks Upon This Subject.

Rev. MIR. Stickney to Make Devo-
tional Talks Upon This Subject.
In accordance with the arrangement OF
a special programme. Rev. Fenner S.
Stlckney, rector Of Monumental church,
will make devotional talks to men. at
No 1895 east Main street, daily, from l TO
$50 o'clock p. NJ, commencing to-mor-
row, and continuing for two weeks. His
subject Will be 1.-THE Crucihxion OF
Christ" All men are cordially invited to
attend. Here Is the programme for the
lectures:
1.-REPROACHEs TOWARD THE
CROSS.
March 29d.-The Impeachment Of Pr
late-"Jesus Of Nazareth, King Of the
Jews" John xix, 49,.
March 2ith.-Contumely OF the Crowd
ole saved others. Himself He cannot
save" (Matthew xvii. S9).
March 25th.-Prayer of the Penitent.-
Lord. remember me when Thou contest
into Thy Kingdom" duke xii. ~.
March 26th.-Superstit!on Of the Sol
diers"-"Let us see whether Elias will
come 10 save him" (fatthew xvii, 49,.
March 27th.--Avowal OF the Officer
''Truly this man was the Son OF Cod
Mark XIV. $50.
2.-DIvINE WORDS FROM THE CROSS.
March 2Sth.-Forgiveness for Foes
"Fathor forgive them. for they know not
what they do" duke xiii, 2D.
March Soth.-Promse to the Penitent-
"TO-dsy shalt thou be with Ne in Para
disc" luke xiii, 49,.
March 31st.-Concern For His Mother
woman. behold thy Son; Son, behold Thy
mother Gohn xix. 26-2O.
April 1st.-Anguish Of Mind-"My God,
why hast Thou forsaken Me" Diatthew
xvii. 40.
April 2d.-Agony OF Body-'T Thirst"
John xix. 20.
April 3-Memory OF Mission-'Tt Is Fin
ished" Gohn xix, 800.
April 4th-Serenity OF Soul-"Father,
into Thy Hands l commend My Spirit"
duke xiii, 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
To the Memory Of Grand Lecturer
Turner.

Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter. No 4s.
at its regular meeting. held last week,
adopted suitable resolutions touching the
death OF Mr.. William Edward Turner,
Grand Lecturer OF the Grand Lodge OF
Alssons In Virginia, and Past High Priest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
WONDERFUL OPENING SALE.

THE SECOND WEEK RICBNONDS GREATEST SENSATION and
OF this wonderful
merchandise Monday begins renewing the h has totally
coli al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Easter Hats.

Surely fashion framed her
thoughts in lovely guise and
brightest hue when she mo-
delled the new styles as we
have them.
Every visitor to this depart
ment is delighted with our ex-
hibit. Owing to the great
rush of orders just before
Easter we urge upon our lady
friends the Importance of an
early selection. Only two
weeks left to get your Easter
hat. Better get your orders
in before the rush commences.
Hats to suit the slim purse as
well as the fat one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22

Old papers for sale at 2Sc. hundred at
Dispatch office. -.-...-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Linens and White Goods.

An assortment, the equal of
which cannot be found else
where. An inspection assures
purchasers the best value OBJ
tainable.
Unequalled values this week
in Linen Sheets, Pillow Cases,
and Bolster-C
Also, y, 80, and 1O0-inch
Linen Sheetings and 40, 80,
and 56-inch Pillow Linen.
Huckaback Towelling for
making hemstitched towels.
Full.Size All-Linen Huck
Towels-the 81 grade for
SLIGO and the $1.75 grade for
Sl.45.
Colored Swiss and Dimity,
Pink, Light-Blue, Nile, Ca
nary, and Cardinal, 25c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
We Want

experienced Millinery sales
ladies at once. If you want a
good position and know how
to sell hats, come and see us
right away.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-03
.TsaAvELEis 9 ss,,. 70,
xs1 ayI 4, %, s,UI ~.
Eas 0LDDDAlK !!
lUAPlA|

PASSENGER sHifS ARE Apf,ts,nsi y
ED no SAIL from Norfolk DAII Eiss al g
THHSKspAYs AND F'FaIDAYs at $50 3. M ?:
commodntIons unsurpassed 80 ~,
Fare; Including Ig meals and state
Fare. round trip, limited 10 thirty @
s For tickets and ressfyaiiiion; no; II s tie
r moi apply at Campany's Office, y
I Il sspe5a G pMsh - wIh ssv.
MeWPort News every. SUNDAY evening.
afTFi1yH E g cFlsh%Hns tl or Hsyf
As .;;s Enoia and Elaine. sa, iIihy.
VIVA Wharf NSe opfoi sunday Leave conpanyss3
For oLp PoINr-At $50 and HIS
eo5 aq s And sSs j. P9r!s nsY Ins s,S ana
Morfolk a. 100 ard i:so a. m. ms and Mnal 4;
p Fo 81 stHInHdS1ys 1900 a. m. and 400 >. m.
sa5 p m: bay Line ii 80 "a m. an and a a:oe
\ 1sss a asD 5si B Il
2aS p. m: Bay line WHARF 1rt at T. M =.
'i FSk eIEs Ssrs u n%p ~
Daily except Sunday. leaving c HaanaS.
M: f hag S' Line Inc q wb M Psrtsmouth sls a.
TRN R! rVHaA FrS9RSt4slS n A Az sEy-
h Leaye Companys Wharf MondSy. I Wssd-
mouth. S45 a. may m: BAT az T;S 0o a. nj Ports
ioli at 500 a. M; returning ne~t IL ssoiR-
rbn UH SEVERN RIVER@TuessSgav
wharf az an ana Saturday from Coinpany's
M iio Fay Line. Norfolk, a m. e'As a.
suEFo1,fsAAHAts EsMoM \; RIVER AND
n connecting ut Suffolk With q az s;dg
ware ETeish soI for Mathews. Back, Poouo.,n
must be prepa,d una Nansemond ripsfs
m SGIR T n 6AR5oLINA D1y1s1oN-For.
marie leave" P Mor w; D. L:-Steamer AlSa-
n NJ M MONDAYS at a., M; ThursdaYso n - ~
for Was sbblT5yinS freight and passenger
fn 4HnEi and Painlico rivers. s on the Tar.
N. and 5. i H RRoTn6 snI. N c.. received az
Freight received Iailv ero.,.
out notice. atfieedIies subject to change V VIE.
NJ b. cRowELL. Agent,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF Norrolk md Portsmouth
May 2d.Is96.

Schr. Henry p Havens, Walton, New
York light.
Schr. Snowflake, Darby. New York
light.
schr. Lott!e r. Russell. -, New
York light.
Schr. Francis and Ruth. James river
with brick.
schr. Lucy Fl. Russell, bishop. New
Loqdon. TO William Lamb " Co.. 70,
coal.
Schr. George r. vreeland, Abbott, New
York. light.
Steam barge William r. McCabe. VIII
liams, Baltimore, t. Elizabeth City and
Newberne, with freight.
Tug Ajax, Richmond, with schr. John
II. Bachum. for New York and barge
John Hagan, Cor Philadelphia.
SAILED
Schr. George f. Dudley. Wilson Hal
flax with creosoted logs.
Schr. Amelia Eearn. -, Nassau with
ballast.
Schooner Joseph Luther, Crosby, New
York. with gas coal.
Schr Ellenora Van Dusen, Godfrey,
New York, with lumber.
Schr. Thomas ]. Shryock, Insley, Bal
timore. with lumber.
Scar. Mabel Rose Walton, New York
with lumber.
Schr. Alice r. Phillips. Crossley, New
Haven, with coal.
Schr. Annie p. Chase, -, New York,
with lumber.
Schr. Carrie A. Lane, Quick, C!enfue-
gos. with coal.
Schr. Samuel II. Sharp, Crowley,
New York. with lumber.
Schr. Lucy. -, New York, with lum-
Der:
Schr. Sarah and Ellen. York, Balt.-
more. to load for Portland
Schr. John II. Cannon, Harrison, New
York. with lumber
Schr. Albert Mason, Gale, New York
with lumber.
Schr. Margaret b. Roper, Cranmer.
Boston, with lumber.
Tug Asher j. Hudson, Williams, Balti-
more, with baTges c. Schaefer, C. r.
Bowen, Triton, Glide. and Emily in tow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-03
A. BREEZE in TOBACCO
Nearly $4,000 Shares We're Traded In and
Tlmld Holders Sold Out.
SUGAR DISPLAYED GREAT STRENGTH
And On Bnying by Brokers Who
Have Been Arranged on the hull
Side OF this Specially for Months II
Rose TO 120-The General List
Opened Steady, Then Declined.

New York, May 2-The only feature
at the Stock Exchange day was the
break in American Tobacco. The stock
fell from 66Q661a. rallied to 6SSs. and
closed at 67N, loss of IN per cent. for
the day. Nearly $4,000 shares of the
stock were traded in. and number Of
timid holders who feared prolonged It'll
cation on account of the recent action
of the directors in declaring the 20 per
cent. scrip dividend. sold out. Sugar,
on the other hand, displayed great
strength. and on buying by brokers who
have been arrayed on the bull side of
this speciality for months, rose to 125
from l23A. The greatest advance, how
ever was made by the Bay State Gas.
This stock moved up rapidly from 90
to rs on purchases of less than 1000
shares. The general list opened steady
and then declined in sympathy with the
break in Tobacco.
Near the close, when Sugar advanced.
the whole market improved and left off
firm. The variation in prices, however,
call for no special comment. Net
changes for the day generally show
gains of 1s@l per cent. Total sales
were only 6o.097 shares.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-03
Maritime MisceIlnny.

British steamer Acme passed in the
capes at $40 p. m. yesterday for New
port News.
United States steamers Raleigh and
montgomery passed out the Capes at
1880 p. m. yesterday.
The New York, PHILADELPHIA and
MorfoiH steamer New York went off
Thomas railway yesterday.
The catboat Uno, thirteen DAYS ont
from bos'on, rs IN this port. Her only
occupant on the trip was her comman-
der, captain Henry Brown. She had
quite a rough voyage She will hail
from Norfolk hereafter.
Schooner Frank Mccullough sailed
from Hampton for New York with
lumber yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-03
Cotton Markets.

New York. May Cotton quiet: Mid
ding Gulf. Size: middling. SIC; Net
receipts, none; gross. III bales; forward
ed. none; sales, 2l3 bales. all spnners'
stock, 1870 bales. Total to-day and
so far this week: Net receipts. 5,l66
bales; exports TO Great Britain. 1924
bales; France, 4,9il bales: Continent
none: channel, none: stock. III $50.
New York, May 2.-Cotton-Futures
closed quiet. but steady: sales. I0I 500
bales: May, 500: June. 500: july. 500.
August. 7.99; September. 743: October
7.2s; November and December. 100.
January. 7.23; February. 726.
New Orleans, May 2.-Cotton-Futuras
steady; sales, 1900 bales; Nav. 20.
June, go; July, 7.G2: August. 1852; SEN,
TENDER. I'll; October. 694: Novemha,
G.9l; December. G.93; January. G oG
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-03
no EXTRA FARE ON ANY TRAIN.

No. 403.-"The Atlssta Special" leaves
Norfolk via Ferry, DAILY, ut II. so pm.
leaves Portsmouth,, DAILY, att OF ehi,
for Suffolk; franklin, Boykip, Weldon, Mon.
derson, Raleigh Southern Pines, Wadssbora
MosTOe , GSnatlHtte Chester Clinton Green
Augusta, Macon, Montgomery, New orleans
Nashville. Memphis. Selma. Pensacola, TsIan
Mexico. California Solid Limited Train, with
Pullman Buffet Sieepsrs and yestibulsd Coaches
No: Al.-"The 8. A. l.. Express" leaves
Norfolk, daily, ut BOB ain. Leaves Ports
mouth, daily, at 9.15 am, for all above
points and PendleIon. Mnrffeesboro, Lewiston.
Durham, and all Atlantic Coast Line points. via
Weldon, Also connecting at Franklin MONDAYS
~sdncsdsysan and Fridays. for landings on the river
No. 402.-Arrive Portsmouth daily Z. so am
No. Ss.-Arrive Portsmouth daily $50 pm
For tickets, baggage checks. sleeping car ressr.
vRtions, etc, apply to
!. W. Bro~n. IT.. Pns'r AFt. II nsn st., Serorl, Va
W. " H. Williams, Ticket Ag, an High st., Portsnouts Va
Geo. Hep. Bate Trar. Passr Agt., Portsmouth,, Va.
l. sT JOHN fies.PrssidsHt aud General Hanger.
" T. Ne. BSE. Gessral Superintendent. Port,Rsuth Va
II. ". y. sLoYER, Trane haasssr.
IT,. ANDERSON. s.nI Ps.,'r Art.