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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-11
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kS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
UlApAhY.
Ed EOR NEW YOR

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE ApPoTNTsS
TRHHS SS,s ESS aSb S SSsegR 4 4 4
modations Unsurpassed. SSAlss
Fare. including meals and state
Fare. round trip. limited to thirty y
F fegs tickets and reservation Of s Ia e
NeWpd Of Rows M q ev 81 2 As9ales lsaxs
nr TfMns as H HHp lte DE ne stp meSH h4i
and EIa}ne. sailing daily eseept I suH.
df For l SIS ~ fe5rsaayis S s:sS and k Il :fs s!
m. and S:45 p. m. Portsmouth. s:l5 and
1 %Sarf Z. R %;i sna az ss 10 q and I'd FIX af:so I Ias s,
a9 FOR hR:AMProN-At 11:15 a. m. and.
100 ;. M; Sortsmouth at 1906 ard s:o5
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
Ell I! IN; s a;yo LIno m Wharf i rssr at J y! E!
uI ESSRi e1 sAsr su 4%D WARE RIVERS
m Mhai Hu q h S;ss q w5 NJ; Sar4oIea i, s5 IA !.
TnN RixERs1aToSsEinS at I'D psIRts,
1H5ady $s:4e a. Ifi m.: Bay Bay III line e. whart fS HeT.
fo E6R t ' sG3 81 Rsi ret HI1EEE n Tae aay:
Thursday and Saturday from Company's
wharf at $50 a M; Portsmouth. 6:A5 q.
FOR, NANsEMoNb RIVER AND
SUFFOLK-At 3 p. M; Portsmouth, 3:1e
y: m. connecting at SUFFOLK with 8. and
Freight for Mathews. Back. Poquosln,
Ware, Severn and Nansemond riverS
NoRTH CAROLINA D1yIsIoN-For.
mcr!y n N. and w. ID. L.-Stea mer Able.
marie leaves Norfolk for washington, N,
G.. Mondnys at 4 a. m; Thursdays, at i
for Washington and points on the Tar.
PnnEo and Pamlieo rivers.
N. and 8. r. r. depot.
Freight received daily except Sunday.
All schedules subject to change with
NJ. b. CRowBLD. Agent.
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Tug Carolina. with raft of lumber for
the John L. Roper Lumber Company.
Tug Chowan. from North Carolina,
with barges 1dn L.. Morse. Jackson No.
8 II Jackson No. s.
MEMORANDA.
Sp. stmp. Palestine arrived al New
port News to-day.
Italian bark Mabel sailed from New
port News to-day.
Schr. Lucy Wheatley, TAYLOR. Now
York. with coal. arrived at Newport
News.
Schr. "A. and NJ. Carlisle. Wllets, from
New York. light, arrived at Suffolk.
Tug Taurus, with two barges In tow,
passed out THE Capes ut 1l:45 a.. nj.
Cape Henry, Va. Feb. 1O.-l2 NJ
Clear. West wind: II miles. Light
northeast sea.
SAILED.
Br. stmp. Huelva, Torrill. Bristol via
Newpdrt News. by the United States
shipping Company, with TO-. S57 bushels
corn, a ash logs. 4 cars poplar.
Dutch Stmp. Maria, Laudman, Ret
erdam VIA. Newport News. by the North
American Transport Company, with CO.
Pa bushels corn. GS hogcheads totacco.
So barrels cotton seed oil. 9 cars pine
lumber.
Schr. William +. Green. Clark, MartI-
nique. by Charles Reid & Sons, with
l3f. 800 slaves.
Schr. Lizzie II. Brayton. Rogers, FAN
River. with coal.
Schr. NJ. Luella Wood. Spauldins.
Beaufort River. with coal.
Schr. Mary a. Randall. Burch, New
London. with coal.
Schr. Lydia Fl. Roper. H~ansan, New.
York. with lumber.
Schr. Oracle d, Chambers, Green,
New York, with lumber.
Schr. Major Pickands, Hart. Catha-
gena. with coal.
Tug Maneste+. for North Carolina.
with an oyster schooner.
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Baltimore Market.

Baltimore, Feb. lo.-Flour-ouiet;
do, family. s3.60M3.S So: Western wheat,
patent. s3.9oQ4.5o; spring. do. s3.7om4:
do. straight, s3.500 $50. 7
Wheat-Weak; No. ., red, spot and
February. 7Sh17aMc.: May, T2a. 7Sc. :
southern. by sample. 76a77c.: do, on
grade. 73M 75c.
Sorn-Ensy: mixed, spot and Febru-
%tE. S'u5ai4c.; March. 33ikI 2Sasc.; April,
St@aSc.: May, 35h G35lsc.: steamed mix
ed, 52@'32lAc.; Southern. 33Q34c.
tats-Strong; No. .. white, Western.
sc; No. ., mixed. do. &c.
Sye-Firmer No. 2. 44@45c.; nearby.
~Ilay-16c. asked.
Other articles unchanged.
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Chicago y; Market.

Chicago, Feb. 10.-The Information on
wheat to-day was OF 4 kind that tended
TO discourage owners of that grain and
many parted with their oldings i'm dis
gust.
Prices naturally declined. though n
partial recovery took place before the
end OF the session. and WAS due rath-
er IT, the taking by shorts of profits
than to renewal of confidence in values
The opening was at Il decline from
Saturdays closing. large Black Sea
shipments and lower LIVERPOOL On bI.s
causing the weakness. After TINT tho
selling was continuous and persistent
and whilst there was fair buying around
G6c. for May, IL eventually proved in
adequate to the Offering. Nav wheu,
opened from G6Ss to 66%c., sold between
G6ss 466Ac:, and GGSsc.. closing at 6G3.c.
3sc. a. Saturday. Cash whent
was weak II lc. lower.
News on corn was quite favorable TO-
day. and had ii not been for the d
cy OF wheat to decline 1t Is very pr-.h-
able an Improvement In prices might
nave taken place. As 1t was, there was
only a fractional loss. May corn opened
at 3oAsc.. sold between 30ss Bog and
Sokc.. closing at S03sc.-a shade under
saturday. Cash corn was ouite-Ec.
lower per bushel.
Light business was transacted In oats.
me action of the other grains was fol-
lowed In a pcrfunctory amer. May
oats closed NC. under Saturday. Cash
oats were a quarter of a cent per bushel
lower.
iroVisions-Lcwer hog prices caused
product value this mprning
ahere were some buying orders on the
market right at the opening, and the
erect was to cause n rally, but when
ahey were executed dullness became
the feature, and the weakness of wheat,
the influence. At the close May pork
6@7hc. under Saturday; May lard
and ribs each 2kc lower.
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scIIEDuLE IN EFrEcr Jan. G,n. lsM

These trains connect at Greensboro
with main line trains rruchinS the princi-
pal points South, Southwest and south
east.
Depot ticket office open THIRTY MIN
CTES before departure Of train, foot OF
Matthew street.
For tickets and full information apply
Agent. sc Main street.
}. y. AlcCARRICk, Sol. Passenger Agt
r.. u. LAMB, General Agent, corner
Lee n Fayettc streets, Norfolk, Va
W. II. GREEN, General SuperintcnJ'I
j. NJ. GULF. Traffic Manager.
w. a. TURk. General Passenger Act.
General ofiiccS-l2U PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue., Washington, -. G.
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Cotton VI

New York. Feb. 10.-Cotton-Duu.
middling. S 3-l6c. Net receipts, o: gross,
2."2i bales: exports to Great Britain
2'"6s bales; to France. 46l bales: CONT
nent. i:2ia bales. Forwarded, GIL bales.
sales, i!o bales: spinners. 100 bales;
stock. l1S.493 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. % ala
baies: exports to Great Britain. 20
bales; to France. 46i bales: continent,
lS:3Oi bales. Stock. SG4. SIP bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts.
3S.Sl4 bales: exports to Great Britain,
a7,02s bales: to France, 1851 bales: con,
tinent. q, :324 bales.
Iotal since September LIST: Net re-
ceipts. 4,lil,2l6 bales: exports to Great
britain, 1.37S.4l2 bales: TO France. $50, :
O25 bales: continent. 1,l66. 3O6 bales.
New York. Feb. 10.-Cotton-Fu-
lures closed: February. 7.75; March, 7.S7:
April. 7.9l; May. 7.96: June, 7.g9: ,Julv'
500; August. 7.99: September. 7.72; Octo.
her, 7.68; November, isl; December "A
Sales. 139. 500 bales.
Liverpool, Feb. 1o.-l2:3o p. M.-Cotton
market. quiet; prices. favorably: Amcri-
can middling, 49-16d.: sales. 5000 bnles.
American. 7,400 bales: speculation and
export. 1000 bales; receipts. 5000 bales:
American. 1900 bales. Futures opencd
quiet: demand. poor; February. 4 2S-64d F:
March and April. 4 27-64d. sellers. Nav
and June. 4 25-64d.; July and ugust.
4 25-64d.; August and September, 4 22-C4d,
Futures, quiet and steady. Tenders. 400
Lales: new dockets.
Liverpool. Feb. 10.-4 p. M.-Cotton-
American middling and February, 4 2s-
G4@4 29-64d.; February and March
4 21-64QQ4 2S-64d.: March and Anrii
Z 27-64d. sellers: April and May. 4 e6.64d
sellers: May and June. 4 25-64d. bIyers.
June and July, 4 24-64@4 25-64d.: J,,iv
and August, 4 24-64G14 26-64d. BUYERS.
August and September. 4 22-64d. sellers.
September and October, 4 1850. value:
October and November. 4 Sid: Noyen,,
Der and December. 4 S-646r4 9-64d. FIJI
lures closed quiet, hut steady.
New Orleans, Feb. 1O.-Cotton-Eu-
lures, barely steady; sales. So. 400 bales
February. 7.74; March 1T: April. 7.So:
May. 7.S6; June. 7.so; July. 7.93: August
ISL; September. 7.42: October. 1882; No
vember, 7.29; December, 7.31.
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NJ oney' %IEarflt.f.

New York. Feb. l0.-Mloney on call
4@6 per cent; last loan AT 4 per cent. and
closing offered at / per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. car per cent. @Ear Sill
Yer, G.M. Sterling exchange. weak with
actual business IN bankers bills at 1861
Tor 60 days and 4SIla for demand. Post
cd rates. iS7@4SSla. Commercial bins,
4S3q4S6. Government bonds. higher;
State bonds. strong: railroad bonds. ac-
tive. Silver at the Board was neglected.
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IL

Soithern Fruits-Bananas, SlQl25
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica, $3.50
per box: cocoanuts. S4.G0 per bag Of l0u,
Lemons $2.5O4 800. Northern apples.
So. 00Q 400.
Turnips. s1.e5. duh: sweet potatoes.
$500: ~bayman's, $2.25; yellow, : 81. 30;
onions, sl.75; parsnips. $500: celery.
3H4c. a stalk: carrots, Sl.75.
Poultry-ChickenS. old, 22lI@o5c.;
spring chickens. 12T1Sc.
EgEs-Wholesale, i2@12c. per dozen.
E~eeswaX-2ic. per pound.
Tfuck-lrish potatoes: Eating pota-
toes. sl25 per bag; Onions. SITS per
bag.
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Port ~orSewp0ri News.
ARRIVED

Schr. c. w. Church, Lent. Allyn's
Point.
Steamship City of Belfast. SlndaIn.
Galveston.
Steamship Joseph Johns. IIarkstone,
Galveston.
Steamship Scuthery, McIlroy, Balti-
more.
Steamship Hueloa. Towill, Norfolk.
Steamship Falentino, - Calves
ton.
SAILED.
Steamship Joseph Johns. Harkestone
Hnrve.
Steamship City of Belfast, Sindain
Manchester.
Steamship Jos. L. Jolly ,--. Boston.
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Norfolk Cotton Market.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk md portkmOnth
February 10Th. 1888.
ARRIVALS.

schr. w. d. Hilton. Falkenburg, Phil
adelphia, with coal.
Schr. Virginia Rulon, Leak, New
York. with guano.
Schr. John H. Cannon, Harrison, New
York, light.
Schr. 7. Morris Perot, Inman, New
York, light.
schr. Jennie N. Huddell. Hanson. New
York, with guano.
Tug n. e w. No. 1, New Haven. with
N. Il w. barge Mo-. /. to VIM. Lamb G.
Co.. for coal.
Tug Belle Virginia, with barge Nc
Keeyer.
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NORFOLK 6 SOUTHERN R, R, CO,

NAIL AND ExPREsss Leaves SVy q NOR 81.
EnilaN nniIy SexSep, sunday 10 y. m. for
Roper, Iantego. Itelhavcn. etc. Connects
rs Iollows: Daily }excsnt Sunday for
W siiH@dSst"' r TSmsEy,lie' r Yfl'HEisM5j"9 and and
SATURDAY for all landings on Chowam
DAY f nnd SEINE s@m" on MONDAY and FRI
Nr.SDAIS Tor Salmon Greek. Connect
ing at B%elihavcn with steamer Virrinip
rora, Washington and intermediate land
ings. 'A
E0l.k $40 p m. daily Except sunday for
Elizabeth City, Eaenton and wnylsia-
lions; Connects at Elizabeth 9th win
Isiana. Morchead ,Gity Xxi Kinst ts9'ii shG
s as s6ovm via a nnd y; G. I. T., and for
stations on the W. q. and N. II. r.. az
MAI. AND EXrRHi!sssss daiiy ,s.ce,,
Except, sunday at "i io. 2nu a. hn m.: eon naisy
for The North. ap East s'T and ''H e At ia No5ieiK
stations fGct nr East Main street, Nor.
folk and Western depot. Freight sta
rH HASTT nETGu GTAf9J5NA DISPATCH.
MINioN LINE between ali poi MP PC,
and East via Norfolk and S ortJ Nei,h
southern railroad and Eastern North
Freight received daily until : d. m. ,nd
ioT"aruly mi ut low rate.
Ga noI ipf ot;ae IN apply to the
NorfoEI Va. ~ ~
NJ. Gen SING Freight and Pass. Agent.
General Manager.
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CASH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was uuiet
ard steady; hard wheat, spring
patents, quotable at s3.1OQ3.35
IN good winter wheat. So. 20@4. 90;
IN wood: No. 2 spring wheat: 639s064Mc;
NO. = red. 61A@69c.; No. 9 corn. CSC;
NO. :. oats. l9Ac. Mess pork. $4,000
l0.l5. Lard, s5.45@5.47R; short ribs, s5.l5
@'.2o; dry sailed shoulders. S4.75@5.0o;
short clear sides. s5.37@5.37A; whiskey,
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new. small. $3.50; new. medium. SIP; No.
5, In kegs. $500; Herring, Family. Roe.
half barrel. SETS: North Carolina Cut
Herring. Ss.25@S.75; Eastern. in barrels,
Mess Pork-New, $11.60.
Ham-Pork, $40. 80.
Aams-Smithf1eld. .14@17c.
Bulk Meats-Clear ribs. $3.50; fat
backs, 6Ae;; bellies, 6&c., as 70 size
Bacon-shouiders, enc.
BreaSts-Sugur-cure1, Sc.
Lard-Pure lard; tierces. 7@7Ac.. as to
pound, SIC: tlerces. in cases. SIC.
Dairy, sQ3hac.
undergraduates FIRM: New York
Sta .ts dairy. new. 23c.; fresh cream
kerosene Oil-Firm: 112 degrees,S%c.;
90 degrees. Ike Red. $50 degrees, 1oc.
groceries
CoffeelSteady: Rio. common. 1G&@
l.icc.; Fair. lS,. 81 l9c. Good. 20@2Oa.c.;
Choice, 21Q2lAc.; Lasuayra. 81 1-Sc.:
SSrups and Enthusiastically; Syrups.
Bright. 1SQ23c.: Fair Grades. 10000. /:
Porto Rico, 16, 20, and 26c., as to grade.
2o@2ac.; Good. 36Q4Oc.: Choice. 45c.
Fiodr-Market strong: advancing;
western Spring Wheat. Best Patent,
hs sm'l Patent $780, Family MlnteE s: wH W s
ter Wheat. Choice Patent. s4.25: Family.
s4.l5: Choice Straight Family. $500
Good Family, $3.50; Fair Family, SO. 80:
ood Family, S3.75: Fair Family, SO. 80:
Bps.
salt-Ftrm: Liverpool Fine. s1@1.1 Q.
Rice-Milied. 596c.; dice, In rough, G.
CSC. per hushcl.
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DAILY. B~-Breakfast. D-Dinner. S.
Supper.
No. Il connects at Weldon with A. C..
Line. Pullman sleeper Portsmouth 10
hilnnta, Ga.
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Friiays
connects al Franklin with steamer Olive
fur Edcnton and landings on the river.
Connects at ltaiciEh with Southern rail
way for Ashcvillc, N. c., and all inlermc-
Liatc points on The w. n. G.. r. Il,
Nos. lW3 and II Ncstibulc Limited Train.
No extra fare Weldon to Atlanta. Pull.
man sleeper Portsmouth to Atlanta. 60
Open at 9 "a. IN. for reception OF passen-
gers. Connects directly at Atlanta win
w. and a. Il. u. for Chattanooga, Nash
willie and all points West. Connects with
A.. and ". l.. Il. X. for Mobile, Montrom.
cry, New Orleans and all points South
west.
ARRIVE.
.No +02, Atlanta Special. T:30 81. IN.
M 3s-Nlai ANA express, $50 ID. m.
For tickets and baggage checked TO all
points South and Southwest, sleeping car
reservation and general Information, call
on or address
w. V. II. WILLIAMS.
Ticket Agent. 27 High street. Ports
GEORGE Mop. Bate,
Passenger Agent, smo
TT. ANDERSON. j. w. BROWN. Jr.,
Gcln' Pass Agent. Pass: Agent.
v..Prest. & Gen. Mgr. Gen. supt.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new anu powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
lNGToN and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows.
NORTH DUN
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GAiIeIS' TRANSFORMATION Ga
DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND
SAVANNAH,
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at 8 p. m. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
URDAY at 8 d. m,

oNbAI ~ . y. m.
FARES TO E0SToM AND PRovI-
First ella IS. incluuing meals and sa-
loon stateroom e.oo
SECOND class. including meals and
For SAVANNAH. '.'
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at 8 O.. M.
Fnre;-First, class. Including meals
amu $500 : VIZ 80
P~erishable Freight sent via. Providence
forwarded by carly train to Boston, and
at the same rate as by direct steamers to
Boston.
Perlshable Freishts not received later
ships; $50 sailing days OF Providence
ships.
For further information apply to
II. II. WRIGHT, Agent. Norfolk, Va:
a: p. STERBINS. Asst Tariff Mgr.
w. r. TURNER, General Pass. As't.
y g WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
iEA-. General Offices. Baltimore, Ne.
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ATLANTIC AND DANVILLE RAIL
SCHEDULE IN noyp>,,r,

ATLANTIC AND DANVILLE RAIL-
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
Leave Shippers, G9n ls%: WIZ. ,,,,,
$50 a. M: West, Norfolk, 9:4b q. m. for
Danviie ana oil ~nterlncoiu; stations.
Norfolk. $50 p. M. West Norfolk, SIS D.
m. Leave Lawronceville daily except
vile at 1890 a. IN. q"
Connection made at Danvilie and JEFF
fress Junction with Southern Railway
System; at Dennlston Junction for Dur,
the Durham Division OF the N. and W.
r. K. "
Asheyills, Atlanta. Augusta. Memphis,
TICKETS on sale and baggage checked
at wakes Agency, Company's Agency
at wharf Norfoik:, w ". II. Williams
W. II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger agent:
CllAS. - HAIN'HS.
Superintendent
n. p. a rs H. ~
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Peanut Market.

Market Very dull: Prime, 3AQ3,ac.:
strictly prime. 3tsc.: fancy. 3m 93&c.:
common, 2G2Ehc.; Spanish. 81.
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III TeeA Married stead,

Mill FeeA Market steady; Bran.
meal. white bolted. per 80 lbs. 3S@4oc.
Hay-Western No. ]. Timothy. slS.5O
CISCO: Maryland and Virginia. No.
l Timothy, $500: No. .. Sl5.50.
Michigan, Ohio inc Indiana No.
Timothy Hay. $500.
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Stca mers leave Portsmouth,, foot
of North street at............. $50 D.. M.
Leave Norfolk. foot OF Matthew's
Leave Old Point at........ Y::2S y. m.
Arrive Washing ton at........... 6:45 a. m.
u. ): ". Penn. X, *.
l.v. Washington GI.. SEQ q. IN. 2:U a. m
Ar. Philadalphia nt.Il 10 H.. M. l0:46 a. M
ar. New York........ 200 u. m. l:23 n, m
south Bound. u. & 0. Penn. R.R.
Nv. Nav York nt...1l 30 Il. IN. l:W u. m.
LN. "Fhiiaueiphia at. :S3 p. m. 3:lS y. m,
Ar. washington at. 4:SO y. III. CHS y. III.
Stea mers leave Washington at. 100 d. m.
Arrive at Fortress Monroe at. $50 n, m.
Arrive ut Norfolk at....... 1870 n, m.
Arrive at Portsmouth at.,.... 500 a. M
Ths trip down the historic Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay on the elegant
:r IeameIs OF This company is unsurpo $sed.
Ing been built in 1881, and arc fitted IN
trio lights. call bells and steam heat in
each room. The tables are supplied with
every delicacy- OF the season from tn.
mlnrhcts OF Washington and Norfolk.
Tickets on sale at Il. y o. ticket office: u
&c. office. at w. T.. Wakes & Cos
Office. OH wharf.
For further infcrma ion apply.
D.. ]. CALLAHAN.
iSicpHoHe. AL. Agent.
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NORFOLK AND RArPAIfANNoCKt
~ EoUTE..On and after Sunday. De-
bay Line wharf. Norfolk, every Sunday
at 8 a. M, for Tappahannock and inter-.
mediate landings. Freight for these
beyond .~Tappahannock freight received
as usual.
WM. RANDALL. Agent
- IEH Norfolk. Va.gSS
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CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAMs.s
SSHlPS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
direct line from Norfolk to Philadelphia,H III
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Nom
day. Wednesday, and Saturday ut 8 d
m, and from Philadelphia every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Through, bills of ilading TO all gointsa
South and Southwest via Seaboara Air
Line. Atlantic Coast Line and Virgtntass
Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
JAMES w. McCARTtICKY@E&A
General Southern Agent, Norfolk, sVa.
IT w. p. CLYDE co.
Agents. philadelphia
ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE ,STDAMBQAT8CO.
1896. the steamers of this line Will leave
Bay Line wharf every Wsdnesasy;. sr.ds
Baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
Freight received only on sailing aa5asss
. Eelephons 6 MA fSfSANDAHEta8s
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Sugar vs.

Market frm. Out Of town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates II the
different points. Local sales are being
made as foilOwS:
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z OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD
L POINT. CLAREMONT, NEWPoRT9
NEWS and James river landings. direct nv
daylight-Virginia Navigator Companies
Elegant steamer POCAHONTAS leaves
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Morris tribune., 1896-03-18

1t is said that very simple and
interesting electrical experiment may
be made with a sheet of brown paper,
illustrating in remarkable manner
how the most astonishing effects may
be produced by the simplest means.
Take sheet of coarse, brown paper,
and, after holding it before the fire
until it is perfectly dry. fold it up in
to long strip of about two inches
wide. The magnet is now complete
To exhibit its attractive power, cut
some strips of writing paper about
three inches long, and about as wide
as one of these lines, then place them
upon table, three or four together.
Now take the magnet and draw it
briskly under the arm two or three
times; its electromagnetic is in
stantly developed, and becomes APP
parent when held over the small
strips of writing paper, for they fly up
from the table toward the paper mag
net vertibly ''by the wings of light
ming"
Morris tribune., 1896-03-18

work The Morris Temperance
women are certainly deserving of
much credit in this election, for it is
due to these noble women anu their
effective and determined efforts that
the majority was cut down from ~
two years ago to 6 this year. AS this
is a question that effects the people
and all the people, we are willing to
leave it to the people to settle. But
when we see any body of women or
men work SO hard, untiring and con-
scientiously as these ladies have,
and yet loose by a bare majority, we
think they are deserving of much
praise. If they keep up the same
ratio of increase in the future they
will come out victorious the next
election.
Morris tribune., 1896-03-18

State house ring and political cor
ruption, is the cry of the opposition
to Gov. Clough. 1t is the same old
mud throwing INDUCED in every
political year, and it does not make
any difference who is elected governor
this fall; the same cry and howl will
be set up in two years from now.
Just take look at the instignators
and hackers of the anti-Clough ele-
ment- Washburn. There was never
a ring in the history of the state OF
Minnesota, more corrupt, politically,
than the Washburn ring. The peo-
ple of Minnesota had hard fight to
down that ring, which was done on
account Of its corruption and immor-
ality, aud now they rise like Bancho's