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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-05
AN ADVANCE In PRICES
Owing to Belief That Cleveland VIII Act
Slowly In Cuban BslligerenGY Matter.
AMERICAN TOBACCO WAS FEyERIsH.
Operators for q Rise Were Disposed
to Add TO Their Holdings-st. Paul
and General Electric Sold Up-B.
and o. Was One OF the Few Weak
spots-susar Went Back.

New York, March 4.-Higher quota
tions from London, accompanied by
liberal purchases of st. Paul and Lou
tsVille and Nashville, the favorable
statements of the Rock Islaed and ST.
Paul for February and semi-official re-
ports from Washington that the Chief
Executive will act slowly IN the matter
or the resolutions adopted by the Sen
ate and the lower House recognizing the
Deiligerency of Cuba, all tended to re-
store confidence in values ut the Stock
Exchange to-day. Operators for q rise
We're disposed to add to their holdings
OF the better class of stocks, and as
result an advance took place. "A fea-
ture of the trading was the buying for
Washington account. 1t Will be recalled
that firms with connections at the Capt.
tol were among the heaviest sellers OF
stocks last week and the change OF
front to-day excited no little comment.
In the advance noted. ST. Paul. Rock
Island, Louisville and Nashville, Jer-
Sey Central. Sugar, Northern Pacific
Preferred and the Gould issues. were
conspicuous. ST. Paul sold up TO 1888
on talk of an increased dividend. The
directors are to meet early this month
for action on this question. Sugar got
back to 117ls The directors 1t Is under
stood are to meet tomorrow. General
Electric rose to 33Tk. the recent favorbale
decisions having stimulated purchasers
There were n few spots and of these
Burlington and Quincy was the most
conspicuous, because OF the strength OF
other Changers. The stock fell from
1875 TO 75ss@769s. Tobacco was fever
ish at 76G77. The reported issue of ST.
600. 900 new preferred stock cannot be
confirmed. Leather Preferred dropped
from CO to 597s and later recovered to
60A There were no new developments
to account for the weakness of the
stocks. In the last hour the market was
firm. with ST. Paul, Sugar and Louisville
and Nashville as the features. Net
changes show gains of A@lla per cent.
burlington and Quincy and Leather Pre-
fcrrcd lost sal per cent Total sales
were 2O1.4I9 shares. including 2I3Oo To
bacco. %. 600 ST. Paul and 23300 Burling
ton and Quincy. Bonds were strong.
Sales were Sl,94So00.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-05
7 Telephone, Al.
NORTOLE 6 SOUTHERN R, r, co,

MAJ AID Il: ExP skHESI IE S%Y II Eo IN
EiizaIe,h City Edcnton, dha xek 20 Z" r. wcr i%r
topsr, i,amt .;,s EelhaSen. etc. Connects
as follows: DAILY Except Sundn y, fo,.
lMJIiy n,,eu rJaemesvile. Wlliamsion ana
SATURDAY for ali iam.iinss On ChoW VAN
ri.,:r. and Como on MONbXY and FRI.
"a k2f9 tor Scnppernong river. and WE'D
ing nj licllhnvcn with steamer Virginia
!ora f1a hMIaklogvils South Creok Al
ings. ''eu'"'o iahu-
sG Gy i; IN G mXJn nEss LEAVES NOR
l;lizabeih city. Edenton and way @ay.s tar
liens Sea5e 4 asaaag e rx Win
In n ddi Sslu+H" ny., tor NNewDcrn: ncraroks
Goldsboro Via 4. and N. e. r. r.. and 70" for
stations on The W. \: 's and 4 n 4. X nnd all
MAIL A RRp n 81 NoRr SajiS. ,.x,...
eXeep{ Sunday at ;o 2nu nhfes ao6 daiy
f %'h th an S rai aTa as ana At Sorok
III, {Ss II " r5 Fight s;I
FAST FKEiGIiT LGINIff LINE M SsPIAATGn.
M ana EAST L Ia H Rsi%Hen ali oni% Nor
Carolina. worth
Freight received daily until D. m. ,,a
1or"ardiy promptly at low rate N
. For further information apply TO tho
general ONCE of the N. and S. II. r. Co.
, General Freight and Pass. Agent.
General Manager.
A TLANTlC AND D!ANYILLE RAIL
n WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
II. 1885
800 a., H.: West Norfolk, s:i5 q. m. for
Danville and all intermediate stations
arriving at DanVille. b:25 p m Leave
NORFOLK. 5:2o p. M. West Norfolk, 5:65 p.
IN. Leave Lawrenceville daily Except
sunday at 600 a. M, arriving Mt Dan
vile at 1890 n. m
Connection made at Danvnle and JEFF
fress Junction with Southern Railway
System at Denniston Junction for Dur
han ham; south Boston and all points on
r. r.
Pullman .sleepnrs between panvlne.
Asheyile, Atlanta. Augusta, Memphis,
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency, Company's Agency
ut wharf Norfolk: w " II. williams
Agency. Portsmouth
W II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent:
CHAS. y. lIhIN'S.
Superintendent.
!, ~. y. r. G. q. Ae ID
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Anloms Our Cn,tnn Won.

Liverpool future contracts advanced
points, closing quiet and steady.
Spot cotton unchanged
Ear silver in London 313kd; advanced
I'D
Consols 100 7-lSd.. advanced l-1Gd.
New York spot cotton unchanged
Future market declined to points
closing weak. Sales, lSS. 800 bales. NAV
I.42 10 7.i3: August. 7.49 to $50; October.
72l TO I.22.
New Orleans future market declined I
to points Sales. 45,l00 bales, closing
steady.
Receipts at New Orleans to-day are
estimated at from 1900 to LOO bales.
against 4.2ll bales last Year and 1896
bales in 1894
Receipts at United States ports yes
terdaE were l3.a59 bales against l5,OeS
bales last year and l2.00t bales in 1894
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF Norfolk nnd portsmor,I,,
March 18th. 1896.
RRINA

Br. stmp. Manhanset. Walker. New
port News. to the North American
transport Company. to load
Brig Robert Dillon. Newport News.
iiEht, In tow tug Little Nell
Schr Estellc Phinney. Phinncy, Bos-
ton to VIM. Lamb & Co. for coal.
Schr ST. Thomas. Hammett. Poolc's
Landing. with ice.
NJ MEMORANDUM.
Cape Henry. Va, March 4.-l2 NJ
Clear. Northwest wind: SO miles Heavy
northeast sea
CLEAR
Rr. bark North Star. Gru2iicr. Rio
de .Ianieco. with 4.l74 tons camel coal.
Schr. John Pierce, Crowley, New
York, with lEmber
SAILED.
l'r. stmp. Gena, Lever Bristol Via
Newport News. by the United Suites
Shipping Company, with 10000 bushels
corn.
Schr j. j. Moore. Chadwick. Boston.
with lumber
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iTas AyE ~ 8 ], !, J ]. 81
z, n. AY.hE 81 + 3.
~ 0lD.D0hIAIONS Steamship
Essl gyMPhAY
II EOK NEW OEsIAs.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE Apo I'M.
ED 70 sail 4 frotl ~ 1xoyLolk DAILY at
FRAGSkssDx} YsFasRRAbYSs DlRRSN Il s e
modationa 5uIlsur PASSED IS IS -,
Fare. In GLIDING meals and state " 79
FaG 1e roSad tip. iimiteetdi to thirty =
S seys tickets and q s "a g
Hi6 strefs SF eeoeSsl of shIs s
aI TFM c Htfh%Gna t D ne sT noTnlS
ad Iant as esssp Ess sR
o6 ffeHsaAt S S:sS and sItlsls
~ No. and 3:d5 p. M. Portsmo uthI Gas and
l War aorfo Ok Il 7so and Hak Linz
aa FOR j p z R.AMpToN-A. 11:15 a. m. q, ana
400 i. M; Sortsmouth at 1905 and 3:ts
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
! 81 M Bag gy0 Le Wharf as T. M E:
p$iIy essf S;|T assa$ EAEg GgzBHsss;
eaay RHS 9s W PSatS SsSfNsoiE SND sHy.
Erin Pr, RIWERs. Toushing AZ GA l'g!nt5a
Ino%th, s:is a. ms Fay "a III Line Wharf HoF
roI6 e Nv ssVERN eH5Sfr1eia EE nett Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday from Company's;
wharf Ut ESQ ~. M; PORTSMOUTH,. GAS q.
Fol- NANsEMOND 4 RIVER AND
) pG m; Portsmo uth, $40
,,ErsiEht Tor Nathews: Back. Poquosln.
'' NoR - Hpscct&;1Rtao LiNA DIvIsloN-Fo,4
marie leaves Norfolk for Washington, n.
mn. c,rrJ:Gy freight and passenEers
for Washington and points on the Tar,
Freight for iiewbern, N. c., received at
N. and s. r. II. depot SUI $500
Freight received daily cxcSpt Sunday
All schedules subject to change With.
NJ B. CROMWELL. Agent.
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New York. March 4.-Flour-Dun and
easy; unchanged
Wheat-Quiet and firm: No. > red. store
and elevator. size: afloat, S2lac.
Corn-Dull and steady; No. .. 3Iiac.. in
elevator; 3Slac., afioat: options We're dull
and easy, closing n A@%c. decline:
May. 3Gasc.: July. &c.
Oats-Dul and steady; options dull
and steady: March and May. 25fsc.: spot
prices: No. =. 2GAc.: No. white, 27ibc. /:
mixed Western. 26p27c.
Hay steady
Reef quiet and unchanged
Beef hams slow at l4.50@l5
Cut meats steady and unchanged
l.ard-Quiet; Western steam, 's5G5:
city. SIS.
Pork-Slow and unchanged
Rutter-Fair demand; fancy firm:
State dairy. loI20c.; creamery held al
100 lSc.; Western creamery. l4I2lIac.; ;
l;lgns, 2lIac.
Coffee-Stcady at 1O125 points nm.
March. sl2.S0; April. $l255T12.65; Nav
Sl2,25Ql2.35: June. S12@l225; July. I17h:
September. $ll.25; December. $40. 90: spot
Rio hrmer and quiet: No. Z, 13hc.
Sugar-Raw firm and dull; fair rein.
Ing, 3Nc.; refined quiet and unchanged.
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RaltI,nore srnrAct.

Baltimore. March 4-Flour-Du,!.
Wheat-Dull and easy: No. 2 red spo,
a aa March. 72Ag72&c. May. 1850
73Nc.: Southern, by sarnpla. 7867Tre
DO, on grade, 7lHg741sc
Corn-Dull; mixed spot and March,
1895 q3S&c.; April, 34G34Ac.: May, a4A@
soc; steamer mixed, 32%q32lsc; South
ern, %i435c
oats-Steady: No. white Western
nc. bid; No. mixed, do. 25h026c.
Rye-Quiet and steady: No. 4, 43@44c
nearby; 44Q4Gc. Western.
Cofee-Firm, 132sc.
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Live stock ssarnc,.

Market-Wen supplied: firm and ana
active.
butchers Cattae-ENtra fat steers.
from 1000 to 200 lbs, BOA IL -: Fair r.,
good steers. from 900 to 1920 MS, ia
as a-tc. H.; fair good steers, from 500
TO 800 lbs, aiaMSMc.. lb.; CANNON rough
steers. from 500 10 1000 lbs, 2ai2 l-2c.
3@3$4c. lb; common heifers. from, 800
I" LOCO lbs. 2A@2Ac. ID: common
to fair cattle. 1-lG3c h.; bulls
2@2lac lb. fat cows. 2LT23.c. III. !;
lnlich COWS SIZE TO S35 per head good
Buils.Good extra. from 900 to 800
lbs, 2G2 1-oc. H.
Hogs. Live-Cholce packing ana
butchers" lao to 200 lbs. &c Light
pigs wanted, at &c
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, March Alt required close
ana constant attention to follow the de-
Nlous ways of wheat to-day Bull news
was needed to assist prices, whilst
snort sellers were timid and apprehen-
slVe. although showing a little more
courage than recently. At the start a
moderate decline took place. selling be-
Ins prompted by larger Northwestern re-
Selpts, and by Indifferent Liverpool ca :
pres. Expectation that Bradstreet's re-
port would show good decrease in
STOCKS prevented great rccessions. how
E Sv, ana even caused prices Ito rally.
i mmeaI was freely offered at the en-
tlahced value and another decline took
piace' When the report was received a /
neon neon bulge took place, after which the
1911. was cratic, the market finally
resting at firm figures a decrease In
me worlds visible supply for the week
OF = iS2 600 bushels and another of 1,5s3.
WV pushels on the Pacific coast dur
kerred to.
!. Gorn-UR until noon corn was In
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-05

per bunch oranges, Messna. S325: ia
miaca, $3.50 per box: cocoanuts. $500 per
bagof 100; Lemons, $2.50@ 300; Northern
apples s3.00@4.00.
Turnips. Sl.2J. dull: sweet potatoes.
s2.25; hayman's, $3.50: yellow. $3.50;
onions. Sl.15; parsnips,. s2.0c: celery.
so &c. a stalk carrots, sl.75.
Poult-y-Chickens. old. 22lG 25c /:
spring chickens. l2G1Sc.
rGs-Wholesale Toe. per dozen.
BeeswaX-2Tc. per pound.
Truck-irish potatoes: Eating pota-
toes, SIZE per bag: Onions. sl.75 per
bag.
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Money yVurIypf.

New York. March 4.-AIoney on call
easy az 3df4 per cent; last loan at BE
per cent, and closing offered at AZ
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 81.
Gi6 per cent Bar silver. SSH. Sterling
Exchange easier. with actual business
in bankers bills at iSG4MiS for sixty
days and 1879. Ass for demand. Posted
rates. 4S71a6l4S9. Commercial bills. iS5i2
MiS6H. Government bonds. flrmer;
State bonds, dull: railroad bonds strong.
Silver at the board was firm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-05
Grain.

Eeas-Steady; Black-eye Peas. $3.50
per bag; Black. zoe. per bushel.
Corn-Southern White. long grain,36c.
shart grain, 35iSc.
SOC
Mil Fech Market steady; Bran.
S14; shipstui. or niiddling, SIS:
meal. white boited. per 80 lbs. 3SG640c.
Hay-Wcs.ern No l Timothy, $500:
Maryland and Virginia. No. l Timothy,
1890: No. 2. S15.N0.
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No. /
Timothy Hay. S19.e0.
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Staye Market.

Market-There is an improved de-
mand for light white oak hogsheads.
pipes. prime. $500: culls. $4,000; heavy
hogsheads. prime, SOC; culls, s32; Prime
Red oak hogsheads. $50 and dull: culls.
slh: white oak light hogeheads. prime.
$500; culls, $1,000; white oak heading,
prime: SAG; Guile. S26: white oak lieh
Pipe sG5; cuils, $50; white oak barrel,
s37: culls, SIT; white oak. octaves, $50:
culls. $40.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-05
Opening. niglles

Cash quotations were as follows. F,Iour
was dun and unchanged; No. spring
wheat, 6lesc.; No. red. 6Sasa69Mc; No.
z corn. 2SAQ2SNc.: No. 2 oats. 1s&@
2oc: Mess pork. s9.7O0s75; lard. 5.32H6
1;SS; short rib sides. s6Qp5lO; dry sailed
shoulders. s4.G2MQ4S71s; short clear
sides, s5.l2H@b.25. Whisky, sl.2o
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Norroih cotton Market,
Wholesale oUOTATIO Ms.
proyisionS.

Norfolk Va, March 4. 1886
Fish-MackereI. No 2. In kegs. sf.oo
new. small 51o.60; new. medium, s12; No
8. in kegs. $3.50; Herring, Family Roe,
half barrel. S2.15; North Carolina Chr
Herring. S3.254375: Eastern. In barrels,
s2.f5.
Mess Pork-New. sl1oo.
Ham-Pork. sIl.00
Hams-Smithfeld. 14617c.
Bulk Meats-Clear ribs, $500; fat
backs, 5Ac;; bellies. sac. as to size
Shoulders-Sugar cured. 6Rc.
Bacon-shoulders. eve. ~ ~,
Breasts-Sugar-cured S1sc. :
Lard-Pure lard, tierces, 7@7Ac ITO
cases and tubs. nc. over tierces: com.
pound. 5Ne.: tierces. In cases, 5hc.
Cheese-Cream. 10h@llc.: Western
Dairy, 9G9lac. !"
ste.te dairy. new. 23c.; fresh cream.
cry. 24q25c.; Western. 16@20c.
Kerosene Oil-Firm; 1l2 degrees :.
30 degrees, 11Ac.: Red. $50 degrees, loo.
Groeeriea
Coffee-Stronger and y cent higher.
rio. common, 16h0I7hc: Fair. iSA0
19c.; Good, 20@20%c.: Choice, 2lQ2lMcs:
Laguayra. Il 1-3c.: Java, 29@3Ohc.
SyruPs and Molasscs--Stesdy: Syrups,
New Orleans Molasses-QuIet: Fair.
2O@25c.: Good. 36440c.: Choice. 46c.
Flour-Market strong; advancing:
western Spring Wheat. Best Patent,
Family. $3.50; Winter Wheat.
ter Wheat. Choice Patent, s4.q6; Family.
fills; Choice Straight EaaaAlx. 1881
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-05
Fresh Fish.


Beef Cattlc-Weil supplied.
and prices holding up; Western
North Carolina and Virginia
steers, fat, per pound. ........3 Q4kc
Eastern y. c. cattle. best ...... 2iaal3M C
Common 2Q2!ac
Demand good.
Milk Calves. common, per
YearlinE Calves. ncr pound .2H G3l2c
Sheep, per pound .2ia@4 {
Hogs. live. gross weight, prime.
10 TO 200 .............,..... Az c.
Fresh Pork Hogs, dressed
large, per pound 4 @5 C
Hogs. dressed small, per
pound 6fG C.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-05
Lumber Market.

(Wholcsale Quotations)
Cypress iumber-Market In GOO q de-
mand Boards lX6-l6 feet long, SlTT5i
boards, IX6-l6 rough. SlO4S ll-50;
boards. lx12 TO is inchcs-16 feet clear,
s24@ s25; boards. rough. wide, slaQ $3.50;
scarce and in demand.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-05
pennut Market.

Market-Quiet: Prime. aA331S
strictly prime. 3Mc.; fancy. 3lk43&
common. 2G2isc.: Spanish. 81.
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Kiln Dried.

a. No. !. 10 inches. SIT; A No. l. u
inches. sl9; A No. l. edge, s14.a0; A
No. 2. edge, $3.50; "A No. 2, stock, s14;
a. No. g. edge. $3.50; A No. 3. stock.
Sl2.60: bill stuff. air dried. SS.600S12.
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Air Dried piue Lumber.

A flooring dry and clear, SLIPS: "A
rough edge. best $40; No. g. IS; No. 3.
Sc; a. rough stained, ST. small joists.
ling. $500
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1'Is AvEL,IlF..,sJss Z. VI . a.
-, II =
1iE NORFOLK tALBEMARLE2%A AND
-, ATLANTIC RAILROAD co. y S5l5 4:
{BETWEEN NORFOLK and
F".nou. VIRGINIA BEACH sfn nessrs
SiLAS w. BURT & w. VAN NORDEN,

TIME Receivers. y. =.
THURsDAY, FEB. ., 1885, At s :
n.,, o'SL0GK a. A.
=, Leave Norfolk-7:00 u. M. mixed; s: 20 a.
n ~; stops only at Thalia. Lynnhaven and
NJ inn.;, l2:SO y. M. local express; $3.50 p.
.I leave Vrginia Beach-s:Oo a. m, local
local sxr ,,:W q. m. mixed: 2:15 p M.
oeeann, Lynnhayen and 'ThniiS.
o,,. SUNDAY TRAINS.
,hmaiiln. l.ynnhaven and Ocenna j 100 n m.
nv v%P,r,s ,s; ESQ ?. M. local express
,x tnnsc virginia Iiench--l0:t0 a. M, local
ma s,s., 2:l3 p m, local express: 1850 D.
Thalia " u""' i'ShHhaVeh anu
,,, rains stop only on signal at interme-
enu.rs se"!i t to put on or take on pass
tiip in rn .oeai Express Trains make the
trains Sar II attached to all passenger
SINS Soa's 25 cents each. III 80.
u. +: HOLLAND,
Gcheral Superintendent
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IItAvEt.GIRs, GUIDE.

% sasr4e
NORFOLK AND RArPAHANNOCJS
~ ROuTE.-On and after Sunday. Do.
cember 29th, the steamer Essex will leave
Bay Line wharf. Norfolk, every Sundav v
al s a, m. for Tappahannock and inter,
mediate landings. Freight for those
points received Saturdays For ianiinpa
beyond Tappahannock freight received
as usual,
VIM. RANDALL, Agent,
Norfolk. Va
CLlDES hr.uLI.AN Linz, s,l.,.., -,
SSH!pS FOR PlIlLADELPHiA-on
direct line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
pointed to sail from Norfolk every MOI.
day. "wednesday ana Saturday at ..
MI, ana from iadciphia every Tuesday,
south and Southwest Via Seaboard Air
Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
JAMES w. McCARRICK.
q, TsA'a' S0u'' W. SsscN LY s6fTf & to Va.
'itI.4 A9ants. ehilaSsjphie, :
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Single Market

Shingles.-Quiet; No. 1 hearts, SEQ
81 Ne. & CARS. 6A.aa&t&,
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new and powerful iron pulnco
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
lNGTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows.
.>oISTH BOUND.
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Good Family. $3.50; Fair Family, s3.3o;
Good Family. S3.75; Fair Family. $3.50:
sS25.
Salt-Firtn; Liverpool Fine. s1@1 10.
as 70 grade: G. a. 55Q 65c., as to weight
Rice-Milied, 5QGc.: dice. in rough. 6.
65c. per hushel.
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SD ST. SOUTHERN
NV Railway Co.

@ 2ei,h Lis in EFFECT JAN. Gth 1886.
g. -" litouND. NORTHBOTND
S:5S H. ~, H. ~. Norfolk. ....Ar G:O5 d. m.
5:Si ~ III. Ar. selma. AR l.:3o u. M.
s 10 D. M l,v.,.. Selma. ....Lv 1882 D. m
5:o5 =, ,m' ar. .Ralelgh... Lv IL 80 u, m,
'''' a. H. ar. Durham Lv 1881 IA. m,
':Zo p. IN. Ar. Chapel IIili...Lv s:45 a. m
a:3, p. III. IIilisboro. Nv IN M a =,
~. D. m. Ar. Eion College. .Iv Wis a. IN.
49,, - NJ ar. 'Greehahoro...L v $40 u. m
,.,, hcse trains connect ut Grecn,boro
vi, MIN linin Inc tralus reaching tho nrinri.
r,. points south. Southwest and South.
,, 1rsb9t , ticket office open THIRTY MIN
Matthew Sire, departure OF train. foot OF
,o FOR tickets and full information apply
As y; A. % %XE.U!GERAuER. city Ticket
j.; -. MecARRiCk, Sol. Passenger ACT
q. "a MI a;;AMii, General Agent. corner
ut;gc ana Fnycltr streets, Norfolk. Va
" u. GKEEN. General Sunc.intsnd'tt.
Il; Al CM!.i, Traffic Manager. =
W. a. Turk. General Passemgcr Art
NJ, n,ei'1 1t Olilces-l39O Pennsylvania ave
nuc, WASHINGTON. d. g 49,
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Steamers leave Portsmouth,, foot
of North street Rt............ $3.50 d. M
Leave Norfolk, foot of Mathews
Leave old Point at................ 7:2S d. m
Arrive Washington at............ GAS q. m
L. u y. Penn L. H.
I-v Washington pt.. SUI Il. III. i:lU a M
ar. philadelphia at.il:io IL IN. l0:i; n IN
ar. New York. ....... 300 u. III. % u. IN
South Bound. b. &c O.. Penn. r. Z
Nv. New York at. il 30 a. m. :UJ 10, m
Lv. Philadelphia at. ] :33 y. m 3:lS d. IN
Ar. Washington at.. 1870 y. III. CHS D. M
Steamers leave Washington at TOO u. M.
Arrive ut Fortress Monroe at. :. $50 u. M
Arrive Mt Norfolk nt........... 80 a m
Arrive at Portsmouth at..... 500 a. m
The trip down the historic Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay on the elegant
:!s err OF this company Is pnburpu ssed.
Ing been built in 1891. and arc ntted up
tric, lights. call bells and steam heat in
each room. The tables are supplied with
every delcncy of the season from the
markets OF Washington and Norfolk.
Tickets on sale at d. & o. ticket office: N
q G. office. at w. T. Wakes G. Co.'S
oftice. OH wharf.
For further information apply.
Telephone AL Apent
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ARRIVALS.
S. S. Monmouth, III

.. . MONMOUTH, ----. NorfOIk.
SAILED
Sch. II. H. Hamscone. Holmes. Fan
River
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dependent on the delivery rates tn the
different points. Local sales are being
made as follows:
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N.&0V NORFOLK AND view
~ W. RAILROAD COMPLY.
4 thlc Table IN Effect February %, 1896.
!, Lea Leave Norfolk. daily. except Sunday,
7:3o q: m. 900 a. m., 11:00 II. m, 100 p.
only ut TOO p. M.
Leaye Ocean View. daily except Sum
day. n s:iS m 1 E.SS a. M i2So noon 200
days ony Ut 1880 p. m.
Lenve Norfolk, Sunday. 900 II. m. II 90
u. M, 90 p. m, 300 p. m. 500 j. III.
Leave Ocean View. Sunday. 1000 m,
1900 noon. 300 p: m. 100 p. M. 500 p. M.
w. a BARR EFT, Jr
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WESTWARD. Daily. Daily.

EaiIy except Sunday Other time daily.
10. Tor CINCINNATI daily. Chair car
Slcener Richmond TO Cincinnati and DOR
9Tn%i iif.l to st. Louie: Meals served on
L'nilnE cars west Of t;ordonsvIlc
NO. For Cincinnati daily, Pullman
S1iecnerS Old Point to Hinton and Cor
aphSvllle to Cincinnati and Louisville
louisville. 49,
Steamer Louise arrives ut Norfolk daily
l2:oJ noon and TOO y. m
fcT further Information apply TO
X. y. BROOKE. Passenger: Agent.
c. nnd q. Ticket Office, GTanby street
Under Atlantic Hotel
JOHN o. POTTS,
Division PASSENGER Aren't
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ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.

MAIL AND EXPREsS dni lN fe~co,,
sunday At 20 y. M, and Express daily
Except sunday at 1925 u. M: connect
with all rail and STEAM lines at Norfolk
Tor the North. East and West. Passenger
T fUK nad Westrrna Sd ep main street
ton on W.-.-. Get. etsHt sth-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09
KEROSENE IN THEIR BEDS
Desperate Attempt to Annihilate a Ne
braska Family-The Children Dead.

Desperate Attempt to Annihllate a Ne
braska Family-The Children Dead
CHADRoN, Neb., Sept. 5.-Some I'M
known person yesterday morning
filed a sprinkling can with kerosene
and saturated the bedroom floor and
beds upon which were sleeping As
sistant Postmaster w. A. Danley,
wife and two children, and then set
fire to the room. The dense smoke
smothered the fire shortly after it
started, but when the fremen sue
ceeded in removing the occupants both
children were dead and the parents
unconscious. No motive for the crime
can be assigned.
The coroner's jury began work last
night. 1t is asserted that the evi.
dence indicates that the mother of the
victims has been crazed over Christian
science teaching. and that Priest
Stutzke, of New York, having pre-.
dicted the end of the world yesterday,
the mother attempted to kill her en-
tire family, that they would be cer-
tain of future safety.