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to the Auditorium building on Eddy and

to the Auditorium building on Eddy and
Jones streets.
The line of march will be along Post
street to Kearny, thence on Kearny to
Pine street, down Pine to Montgomery
and on to Market street, along which the
procession will move as far out as Larkin
street. At Larkin the parade will coun-
termarch to Mason street and then pass
on to Eddy to the Auditorium.
The mass-meeting will be held under the
joint auspices of the Repu blican State
Central Committee and the Mckinley In
vincibles. 1t has been decided to have the
Republican orators deliver speeches, each
OF which will be limited to five minutes.
In this way all the prominent men who
led the Republican party to victory in this
City will appear before the public.
The following aids to the grand marshal
were appointed: A. de Ia Tore Jr.. chief
of staff aids-Colonel I. V. Eddy, Phenix
Club; G. M. Depew. Knights OF Thirty
fifth Drill Corps; William Ross, Railway
Division; w. c. Carpenter, Railroad Club;
Fred Frey, Howard Club; L. P. Kincaid,
Bear Club; 4. NJ. Calvin, Spani sh-Ameri-
can Republican League.
They will be at the place of rendezvous
and ready 10 march at 8 P. NJ.
Instructions to clubs will be given at $50
Market street to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-07
RATIFICATION
BY REPUBLICANS
Grand Demonstration in
This City Over the
Elections.
Spontaneous Outburst of En-.
thusiasm for Protection
and Prosperity.
CLUBS AND CITIZENS IN LINE.
There Will B, Torchlight Parade
Tonight and Rousing
Mass.Meeting.

There will be grand ratification by
Republicans of this City tonight of the
election of Mckinley and Hobart. Though
there has been no time Tor preparation,
the demonstration is wholly a spontaneous
outburst of enthusiasm over the victory
for protection.
1t was only yesterday that definite ar
rangements were made for the ratification,
and presently the public gaze was con-
fronted with conspicuous placards bearing
this notice:
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN THFATFR.-" Romeo and Juliet
Monday, November 9.
COLUMBIA THEATER-"Tennessee'sP Pardner~
MoRosco's oPERA-HousE-~ Drifting part"
TIvoLI OPERA HoUsE.-"The Babes in the
Wood" - Ae
OEPHEuM-Hiri,-c1ass Vaudeville
AICAzAR THEATER. Love on Crutcbesn
NEW BUSH STREET THEATER.-T. a. Ken nedy.
the Hypnotist. 1''
NJ MMETRoPoLITAN TEMPLE.-Piano Recital, Tues
DAY evening, November 10.
% hANics' IAvILIoN-Leap-Year Ball by tn e
N Norddeutscher Verein, tonight
ODD fEL1ows' HALL.-Address On Our Lords
Second Coming" Sunday night.
eu1Ro IA Hs-Bathing and performances
HE CHUTEs AND SKATING RINK-DaiIy Mt
daight street, one block east of the Park
PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLra-Races.
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Y. MI. @. A. Debating society.

The Y. NJ. C. A. Debating Society will meet
in the lecture hall OF the Association building
at O'Clock this evening. The subject for de-
bate viii be: s'Should Turkey as a nation be
destroy ed?n In addition to he debate there
will be music, vocal and instrumental, read
ing, etc. This will be the formal opening
evening of the society for the ensuing term
and an enjoyable time is anticipated.
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poker Ordinance Dead.

The ordinance against poker-playing drawn
up by Police Judge Low, which has been be-
fore the Health and Police Committee Of the
Board of Supervisors for some time past, was
the matter unless the incoming board chooses
IN tab II mn
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Made Crazy by Drink.

C. o. Foster, "marker" on the boards OF
bookmakers during the racing season, is an
inmate OF the Receiving Hospital waiting TO
be transferred to the Agnews Asylum ior the
Insane The mans brain is temporarily de
ranged from excessive drink, and his friends
believe that month or two away from the
City will restore his mental equilibrium.
Fosters most recent employment was Win
Harrison's poolrooms in Sausalito.
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STEWART TAKES IT HARD
The Nevada Senator Cannot Con-
cede McKinley's Victory
With Good Grace.
Calls Bryan Weak, His Campaign
Marvellous and Abuses the
Republicans Rounily.

Senator William M. Stewart of Nevada
arrived here yesterday, after campaigning
for many weeks in the Eastern and Middle
Western States to aid IN the election of
William J. Bryan. He was in fifteen
States and delivered sixty-fve speeches.
The Senator is q conspicuous figure
wherever he goes. His long white beard
looked winter than usual. This. with his
high black hat, the brim of which tapped
unceremoniously, made him look more
than ever picturesque. He was very bitter
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sned the RAILROAD.

Thomas Whear and Ruth L. Whear, MS
wife, have sued the Market-street Railway
Company for $4,000 damages for personal
injuries sustained by Mrs. Whear in 6 street
car accident on the IngIeside branch on May
3 1896.
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AUCTION SALES.

ware, at 1913 Kearny ST., at 10 as O'clock
ORIENTAL RUes-This day Saturday., at 424
Pine street, at 2:3O O'Clock
" hILLIP d Co.-Thursday. November IL,
Horses, at Van Ness avenue and Market SITS.
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Mineral Water Fountains.

Such as those found at Paso Robles, offer
permanently effective cure for stomach and
throat troubles and disordered livers and kid
neys. The water from these mineral springs
is generally recommended by the medical pro-
feSsiOu
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Rush-straet Tneater.

T. H. Kennedy, the clever hypnotist ana
laugn-maker, will open at the Bush-street
Theater tonight. Popular prices will prevail.
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T. II. Goodman Well Again.

T. II. Goodman Well Again.
T. II. Goodman, the general passenger agent
of the Southern Pacific Company, who was
dangerously i'll at his hotel few weeks since,
has so far recovered that he was able to spend
half an hour in his Office yesterday.
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There is but one genuine original POST
um Cereal coffee, with multitude of imi-
tations offered as lust as good"
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Trunks Moved 25 Cents.

Commercial Transfer Company, 43 sutter st.
Tel. main 40. Furniture moved reasonably.
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Notice 10 MARINERS.

Owing to the continued movement of
heavy ice. the nun buoy marking Pal
estine Shoal New York Lower Bay, has
been taken up and it's position will be
marked by n spar buoy until the spring
Notice is given that. as soon as prac-
ticablc after January IL, 1896, light ves-
sci NO. Al, moored in forty-two feet of
water to the southwark OF the east end
or Pollock Rip Shoal. northerly en-
trance to Nantucket Sound, will be
withdrawn from her station for repairs,
and relief light vessel No. 80 will be
temporarily placed on her station. Re-
lief light vessel No. 20 will show. the
same as light vessel No. ~, two fixed
red reflector lights, and during thick
and foggy weather the fog signal will
be a Finch steam whistle giving blasts
OF five seconds duration, separator by
silent intervals of twenty-five seconds
Relief light vessel No. 80 has two masts,
schooner rugged. with a slnokestack be-
tween the masts, but differs from light
vessel No. "A in having Relief No. So
In white letters and figures on each side
Light vessel No. IL will be returned to
her station as soon as repairs have been
made. (which due notice will be given.
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TO Hold u week of services.

Rev. w. S. Seabr0ak. pastor of the
First Lutheran Church OF Winchester,
va. will conduct Il week Cf services in
the First Lutheran Church on Chariot 10
street, between CRANKY and Brewer
atrcsfs. for which the following pno-
Er'imme ha. been arranged. subject TO
such changes as the demands of the
occasion may require:
Sunday, January l9th-li a. M. The
Prayer OF Hahakkuk; $50 y. m, God ::
Greatest Gift to Man
Monday. January 2oth--7:45 p. m, The
Greatest Question.
Tuesday, January elst--7:45 p. M,
Conviction and Conversion
Wednesday. January 22d-7:45 y. IN.
The Greatest Sin of the Age.
Thursday January aSd-7:I5 n M
The Life Worth Living.
Friday. JANUARY 2+th--7:i5 p. M, The
House of God the cate of Heaven.
Saturday. January 25th-ll a. m. Pre-.
partory services
Sunday, January 26th-I1 a. M. Tht
Holy Communion; $50 p m. The Lii,
of Faith. -
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y. n. G. a. votes

Rev y, S. Lloyd will deliver an ad-
uresa sunday afternoon at i O'Clock
lie viii use as his subject THE Teach
i"Es OF Christ Concerning Mans Re
i2tion Ia God" Mrs. W. r. Brooke will
sing. Inis will he public meeting,
10 which ladies and gentlemen are in
Nliec, The orchestra will render some
special selections.
The young mems gymnasium class
VIII meet tonight at Sis O'Clock.
Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock there
VIII be held the first business meeting
OF INC Junior department. Each mem
Der should he resent
tuesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock the
Junior gymnasium class will meet.
Tuesday night AT Sis the members
monthly entertainment will occur. The
programme has been prepared by the
entertainment Committee. uude:. the
direction of Mr.. George II. Dawes,
chairman. Members of the association
can secure tickets at the Office.
~ large numhcr of the members at
tended the musical lecture on Thursday.
The reading room was used more
largely yesterday than any day this
month.
Only twr of the fifteen furnished
rooms in the building are unoccupied.
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Notwithstanding the exceedingly inc,e-
ment weather greatly diminishes the
attendance Rev. l.. q. Johnston con-
Quoted one OF his delightful day SER
vices AT Second Presbyterian Church
at noon yesterday. presenting the
blessings we have i'm stormy weather"
taking as his theme Philippians w., 49,
Al nlght 10 Il very good congregation
considering the stormy night. Mr.. John
ston preached another very striking
and earnest discourse. announcing as
his subject, The Church n Blessing and
lSlessedS his text being Ezekiel Xxxiv.,
26. Mr.. Johnston impresses every one
more and more with the seriousness and
strength OF his argument; the clearness
and simplicity of his style. and the
natural earnestness of his manner The
sermon was very impressive, and the
attention solemn.
Mr. Johnston speaks again day at
moan. ana will continue the evanEelis-
tic meetings tomorrow and next week
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Real Estate ut auction,

BY direction of F.. A. Porter, Trustee
w NJ. Hannah will sell at auction at
the Real Estate Exchange, at ~ m. to-
day that certain lot of land with the
buildings and improvements thereon
situated in Atlantic City Ward, of the
City OF Norfolk. and being known as lot
number ten of plat of said ward, In
square No. 2, fronting on the north
side of avenue a, twenty-five feet and
extending back beween parallel lines
one hundred and twenty feet to n lane
at the same time and place the same
auctfoneer will sell for the same trus-
trustee, all that certain lot OF land with
the. improvements thereon. situated
near CampoStella. in Norfolk county
and described as follows: Beginning al
the intersection OF the south line OF
Vine street with the west line of Ivy
street; thence s5utherly along Ivy street
ninety feet; thence westerly parallel
with Vine street forty-fve feet; thence
northerly parallel with Ivy street ninety
feet to said Vine street: thence eastcrly
| along Vine street forty-five feet to the
point OF beginning; being lot number
one hundred and one on the record plat
of F. Richardson's Campcstella.
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BILE. and A. w. CornicIS: In chancery
Spalding & Baxter. D.. q.
Marriage Licenses.
Edwin p. Jones to Lottie Lee, white.
REPUBLICAN, POLITICS.
Col. hRnib becomes Acquainted with
Republican, LnMmnkcrs.

In Richmond yesterday afternoon Col.
VIM. Lamb of this city. gave a din
ner to the Republican members of the
Legislature at the Jefferson Hotel. Col.
Lamb had met but few of his party
friends In the two houses. and took this
occasion, 1t is understood. to become
better acquainted with them At this
little symposium questions concerning
the presidential campaign In this State
TINS year and other matters affecting
the Interests OF the Virginia Republi,
cans were discussed. The State Com
nittee has been called to meet on the
lsth. TO fix time for the assembling
OF the Republican State Convention,
which 1t was agreed at the last meeting,
or the committee should be held in
Staunton. If the committee should see
ut. they could rescind that action and
name another meeting place This.
however. 1t not at all likely to be done.
Col. Lamb is understood to be oppos-
ed 10 the Virginia Convention sending
q committed delegation to the National
body. He has not taken any part, he
says, In the interests of any Presiden-
tiai aspirant, and does not expect to do
SO. II Is claimed that the Republicans
or this district favor the candidacy of
Mckinley.
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WEATHER, * spo,.'r,.
rorecn., for ,'ro.d.y,

:
Washington, D. c., Jan II, 1895.
For Virginia-Generaliy fair
FAIR northwest winds.
For North Carolina-Fair
S------ light west winds.
The pressure has fallen In
the Lake Regions and the Middle At.
iantic States, and has risen in New Eng.
land and the northwest. A storm Is
central off Hatteras and heavy rains
have fallen In the Middle Atlantic
coast m $
The weather is generally cloudy
throughout the entire country. The
temperature changes have been slight
In the southern and eastern districts.
The weather will remain fair In north
ern New England and the interior Of
the Middle States s4
Fair weather is indicated throughout
the South; continuance Of cloudy and
threatening weather In the Lake Re-
gion, the upper Mississippi and the Mis-
souri, Valleys, and fair weather In the
far northwest.
Over most of the country the tempe
nature changes will be slight.
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Hind u Rough limo.

The schooner Henry Clausen, Jr.,
Capt Appleby, arrived in this port yes
terday in distress. She sailed from
Boston on the list of January for Bal
timore, and when off the Delaware on
the 4th encountered u heavy northwest
gale and snow storm. The foretopmast
foretopnast cross-treeS anr jibboom
were carried away. The gale blew the
vessel out of her course. and on the Still
she was within IA hundred miles OF Ber-
muda On the 1lth she had worke d
her way back as far as Hatteras, and
on Wednesday she arrived in Hampton
Roads
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DR.. Jester. of the Philadelphia Break
fast Association. spoke at the Union
Mission, lower Church street. last night
After the regular services AT the Mis-.
sion Sunday night, which will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. w. e. Landlord. of the
First Baptist Church, there will be a
conservation service. 10 which all Chris.
tian people are invited
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph. OF the Epis.
copal Church, will preach at the Mission
Monday night. and Prof. Rugby, OF
this city, will sing on that occasion
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-18
M ~ KNOWN PEOPLE TESTIFY TO WON
DERFuL CURES.
INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF
Any Druggist Will Give You the
& Ssh NaIn es of His Customers Who EIave
II Ssss Been Cured OF Rheu,nntisn,, Gu.
tarrh, DyspeEsin, kidney Troubles.
blood Diseases and Nervous Conn
'sF plants, by Munyon's Improved
s. 9a Momoeopnthic Remedies

s.. Mr ). G. Newman. nttorney-at-lnw,
kIuray. sVe., says: Il suffered from rheu-
sfmatism for u lorg time. The soreness
land stiffness In the muscles made II
exceedingly painful to use my limbs and
9Isoften found difficulty in attending to
4myi profession. After trying numerous
\ treatments without getting, relief heard
3 Munyon's Remedies and bought a bottle
sof Munyon's rheumatism Cure. Strange
yto say. that one small bottles OF pellets
made complete cure of my rheumatic
trouble"
Isl Munyon's Rheumatism Cure never fails
ito relieve In l to hours. and cures In u
few days. Price, Csc.
BIZ Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Is guaranteed
zach troubles. Price, 25c.
SSSss Munyon's Catarrh Remedies positively
fcure. Price, 25c. each.
~ Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains In the back, lons and groins and all
/ forms of kidney disease. Price. Is cents
~ Munyon's Female Remedies are q boon
fto all women. Price Csc.
sss Munyons Nerve Cure stops nervousness.
sandl builds up the system. Price, 25c.
fEl Munyon' Headache Cure stops headache
Gin three minutes. Price, 25c
III Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cure.
JAIL forms of piles. Price, Csc.
SIS Munyon's Blood Cure cradicntes all i'm
1 purlties of the blood. Price 25c.
e ITO weak men. Price, Sl.00.
ssSAS separate cure for each disease. At al
sdrugEists, Csc. bottle.
F9aS RerSoaal letters TO Prof. Munyon, 1G0
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa answered
with free medical advice for any disease
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n. r.. TR,CE Be CO,
Real Estate & Rental Agents
20 BANK STREET.
EoR
20 BANK STREET
70 r r EMIT.

SssSM STORES-2ll Main street, 40, oil,
&Commcrce street: II Bank street; new
$store on the corner Queen and Granny
aEtsRet; a desirable store on Bank street.
4 near City Hall: 800 Church street: under
IS Gladstone Hotel, store corner james and
SHigh.
EOmces 16S Main street.
S5ias TIA ts.196s 19S Church street: 112. 12l
sssBank, all m odarn improvements; 100 james
:FBtreet;g several desirable rooms $50 Main
sskstreet; los Main, 2lT Main.
81 Residences-173 Butte street: %. 81 Duke
hstreet; l691 Ill Duke street; l07 Holt street:
L SlNs1olt street; e Mariner street. 55
slQueen street: %. ~ Yarmouth street: 3
sshollsas Holt street. 226 Butte street.
WI Brnmhlcton-1G3 Lovitt avenue: III Res
Geryoir avenue; 226 Wllloughby, corner
sshouse; 2lo. 4oS. 4oi Park avenue; &C Kelly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-18
Corpnrntin1, Court.

After the trial yesterday OF the col
ored woman Della Stovall, for felo-
nlously cutting Addie Mayo for which
she was found not guilty. the Corpora
tlon Court took up the trial OF the case
or Philip Bray, colored. husband of
Laura Bray, who was indicted as an
accompltce with Laura in the robbery
OF Sl,5o0 from the residence OF Mr. r.
Z. White. In Atlantic City, last July.
me man is not charged as n party TO
the theft, but for aiding and nbcttinr
his wife In secreting the stolen money.
Attorneys George Mcintosh and T.. i
Morris appeared to defend the accused
and made a strong fight to keep their
client from the pcnitentiaIy. Common
wealth Attorney Baum conducted the
prosecution. y number of witnesses were
called in the case, among them Chief
OF Police King and Detective East
wood, the latter being the officer who
arrested Bray and his wife at West
Point. securing $742.32 from their per-
sons. Mr.. White identified some of
the captured money as his property and
also identified n piece of paper found
In the Bray house as the paper in
which he wrapped his bills up prior TO
the loss. The gist of the defense was
that Bray took no part In the theft.
and that there was no evidence that
he received any part of the money, and
that owing to the sacred relationship
between husband and wife. he was not
expected to inform on her and deliver
her up to Imprisonment, even though
he knew that she had committed q
crime. The ujry, after being out about
hfteen minutes, rendered a verdict of
guilty, liking his imprisonment at two
years in the pcnitentiary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-18
Special Sale Thia Week. wrigf,t.s. roo
Mniu Street

In connection with orlr Srccia1 co,o
this week of Dress Goods. Underwear
Lace Curtains. Chenille Por,ieres, White
Quilts. &c. Gor prices see last S,lnday,s
Virginian). we will place on sale:
l lot embroideiies at Sc worth 7, 8.
and loo. y -
lot embroideries at Sc. worth 10 and
12iac. ''"
lot embroideries at Ice, worth 1en,
and 15c.
lot embroidcries at 121sc, worth *
and lSc. 40
lot embroideries at l5c. worth zoe.
lot eMbroideries at 19c., WORT -
30c. '''iu
These prices will hold good for tb,s
week only. Big bargains. Can and SOC
them. WRIGHT'S,
196 Main street
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& Double Track.

IL is said That the Southern railway
will put down n double tract; hetwsan
Norfolk and Rocky Mount. The bust
ness on the Norfolk and Carolina road
has already increased to such propor-
lions, that the one track system will
not suffice.
1t is also said that distinct passen-
ger system will he put on by the first
Of May. This means n direct routr m
the Southern from Norfolk. by way Of
rarhora. Rocky Mount. Salem and Pa-
leigh. "
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Bnrruss. Son 6 Co..
.-B IAN X HRS

. Commercial and other business paper
= dfsGu uat&u.
negotiated on favorable terms
ssSS City bonds and other securities bought
send sold.
Sss Deposits received and accounts in
Vited.
Irterest allowed on time deposits.
~ Safe deposit boxes for rent. Charges
Smoderate.
Draw bills of Exchange and make cable
atransfers TO Europe.
Ell Letters of credit issued to principal
Scfties of the world
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ChnnceryNuit Entcred.

Mathew Sweet. who sues on behalf
or himself and all other creditors of
the Quratol Company, who will como
IN and contribute to the costs of this
sun, vs.. the Quratol Remedy Company,
a corporation duly organized under the
laws OF the State of Virginia: r. n
turner, Ida Swindell. Michael Quigley.
James r. Etheridge and Walter r. San.
los. Mary Ives, c. c. Bartgis and Geo.
r. Bartgis. w. A. Hayes. High Consta.
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uT FLOATS
TO preachto the aItIitary.

The Norfolk City Guard. the Lee Ri
the N. l.. A Blues will attend worship
at st. Luke's Episcopal Church on Sun
day morning at 1890 O'Clock, to hear
special sermon by Rev. Arthur S.
LLOYD, rector of st. Lukes and chaplain
or the Fourth Virginia Regiment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-18
METEOROLOGICAL Data.
u. S. Department or Az,

u. S. Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Jan. IL
Local meteorological data for the "a
hours ending p. m. last night:
Maximum temperature ...... DC
Minimum temperature .............. IS
Normal temperature deduced from
"a years observation .. 40
Departure form normal ,.......p plus &c
Departure since Jan. 1........ minus So
Rainfall for "a hours. ............. 1.23
Rainfall since Jan. lst.. .........1 23
j. j. GRAY. Observer.
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Among our gotten Ven.

dIiverpcnl future contracts closed
quiet ut toc2 points advance.
Liverpool reported sales of 81 900 bales
during the past week. against $4,000
bales last year, and $1,000 bales In 1924
Future contracts in New York closed
five points decline Sales. 126 200 bales
March. 7,S9 to $50; May, 7.97 to 7.9S; Au-
gust. S.0i to sos.
The summary OF the cotton market
for the past week Is as follows:
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POR TCALENDAR.

Sun rises, 7:16 a. m.; sun sets, 5:15 o
M; high water, :2S a. m. and 1900 D
m; low water, 5:22 a. M, and 5:46 p. m
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Henry Irving

Special rates from Norfolk to Rich
mond and return, $3.50. via Norfolk and
Western railroad. Tickets on sale Jan
ZOth and 21st. Good to return until Jan
22d- For tickets and all Information
apply to c. H. Bosley, city ticket agent
126 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-18

Onyx Tables and lamps at actual cost
eS CHAPMAN & JAKEAiAN'S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-18
The Hucetio,,.

TO see, or not 10 see-That Is the
question" DR.. Week can answer II.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-18

Annual clearing sale of fine china
brir-a-brac ard silvcr"la.od r"r,.o I,rn.
vious to inventory. Prices reduced .,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-18

CHAPMAN & JAKEAIAN,
corner Main and Bank streets.