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The herald., 1897-09-26
Coming Attractions

BURBANK THEATER. = advance
Announcement The attraction at the
Burbank beginning tomorrow evening,
the 9th, will be the Broadway theater
company Of New York city. TINS is one
Of the strongest of eastern companies.
The cast includes Sarah Truax, favora-
bly, and we'll known here. She played
In this city last season as leading lady
with the Otis Skinner company. Helen
Henry, talented little soubrette; Nan
Mifiin, Marie Blossom, Chas, Hallock
and Harry Blakemore; the latter was
last here with the Frawley Co.. when
he made most desirable reputation for
himself. The next on the list is Guy
Bates Post, we'll known here, he having
visited this city with some of the best
companies. Harry Adams, Kennie Nc
Leod, Walter O'Connor, H. M. Mears,
John Rogers and other equally we'll
known players.
Young Mrs Winthrop"w be the first
weeks production, and more charming
drama could not be selected. This piece
Is Mr.. Bronson Howard's most success
full work. 1t was written by him dog
en- years ago and was first produced in
New York city at the Madison Square,
where it had an eminently successful
run of over two years. The Frohmans
brought it out and afterwards toured
the country with it, playing in the larger
cities only. The sentiment and human
feeling in the piece which made 1t hit
years ago, have been its sustaining fea-
lures ever since. The plot tells Of love
and jealousy, tears and laughter. and
dainty vein of comedy runs throughout
the entire piece. The principal interest
centers in jealous wife, who becomes
estranged from her husband through
misunderstandirgs. She believes her
husband to be enamored of another wo-
The herald., 1897-09-26
Among the Dramatists

William Haworth has just completed a
comedy drama called 1.-THE Lone Rose"
George H. Broadhurst will soon go to
California to complete two new plays.
Mrs. Broadhurst Joined him in New York
city last week.
Charles E. Blaney will shortly produce
another two act musical comedy, with a
chorus of thirty solo voices, IA Baron from
New York" Negotiations are pending with
well known starto play the title-role.
The new four act play by Paul M. Pot
ter, which has been bought by George
Alexander of London, and will be pro-
duced this season at the st. James theater.
London. has been named 1.-THE Conquer
ors."-New York Mirror.
The herald., 1897-09-26

Louis Hendricks, Albert Lang, Frank Tan
nehill, Charles Stokes, Ellis Eyse, Fred
erick Harris Cunningham Dean. Harry
Serviss, David Jessup, Marie Shotwell Mrs.
w. G. Jones. Mrs. H. c. Jewett and Miss
Sherwood.
Information of the highest authority
Just received by way of London announces
that arrangements are almost concluded
between the Lyric theater, London, and
Benjamin D. Stevens. manager OF the De
Wolf Hopper Opera company, by which
Mr.. Hopper and his entire American opera
company will appear next spring at the
Lyric in the successful opera, "El Capi-
TAM" There remains to be settled, 1t is
understood, some slight difficulty regard
ing dates, but otherwise the arrangements
are practically closed.
The new rvinnepeg (Man.) theater was
opened on September by Louis James
The herald., 1897-09-26
highly of its dramatic construction and
believes that it possesses the elements of

highly of its dramatic construction and
believes that it possesses the elements of
success.
Julia Marlowe has arrived from Europe.
and is preparing for her opening next
month In Milwaukee, when she will pre-
sent "For Bonnie Prince Charlie" She
will make a special feature of LAS You
Like 1t" during the coming season.
Mary Anderson (Madame De Navarro)
attended the recent performance of LAS
You Like 1t" by Augustin Daly's company
at the Memorial theater. Stratford on
Avon. Madame De Navarro lives in the
village of Broadway, twelve miles from
Shakespeare's birthplace, in much seclu-
sion and rarely goes to the play.
"Ellen Terry" declares Annie Irish, "has
very simple recipe for the retention of
youth and beauty. You must work Till
tired, sleep till rested, have plenty of fresh
air, live IN cool rooms, take daily sponge
bath and eat the simplest food 1t is this
regime that makes the leading woman of
the Lyceum theater so attractive"
The herald., 1897-09-26

A Georgia court is called upon to decide
whether woman whose property was de-
stroyed by fire which she set herself while
in state of hypnosis is entitled to dam
ages from the owner Of the building. At
a sociable in hotel the woman was placed
under hypnotic influence. and playfully
told to set the house on fire. She did as
she was bid and all her clothing was de-
stroyed. Now comes the fine point of de-
Gliding who is responsible for the loss of
the clothing
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+ =
Francis Carlyle, who was a member
Of the Alcazar company, refused to play
part assigned him on the ground that
it was not good enough, not sufficiently
prominent. He brought suit to recover
his salary and was beaten; the Judge
deciding that he must play in order to
get his pay
\ 4 4
Little Leola Mitchell is chief among
the star attractions at the Orpheum. She
Is so diminutive that while she is GER
talnly over two feet she is not more
than four feet high. Fortunately her
proportions are not as attenuated az
her low stature might indicate. She has
. pretty face. with delicately cut fea-
The herald., 1897-09-26
A grewsome publication is "The Diary O

A grewsome publication is 'The Diary of
Resurrectonist," a genuine document
now printed for the first time in London.
The diary was kept by Joseph Naples, a
member of the principal gang that sup
piled the London hospital with subjects
from November 1911, to December. 1872
1t tells what they did by night. where
they went. what luck they had, to whom
they sold the bodies and what profits they
made. The original is in the Royal College
Of Surgeons.
The herald., 1897-09-26

Russell Sage recently gave the children
Of a New York village free ride over one
of his railways.
The herald., 1897-09-26
areen BOOM oossir

Justin Huntly Mccarthy has written a
George Alexander. This II the admirable
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niest bits Of comedy seen here for a
long time. Provo the world-renowned
juggler, will make his initial appear
apce in America at this theater. He has
had a most wonderful success in the
British Indias and Australia, the press
comparing him favorably with the
famous Cinquevalli McCarty and Rey-
rolds one of the best teams Of Irish
comedians are also new to Los Angeles
theatergoers. Their singing, dancing
and cross-walk exchange of Irish wit is
second to none in their line. Emil and
Kate Girard, known as the Girards, fur
nish another new and great act. Their
speciality Is grotesque dancing, better
known as "legmania." They have made
the strongest kind of hit iii San Fran
cisco.
Only two Of last weeks bill are re-
tanned. Little Leola Mitchell, the small
est and sweetest singer on the stage
who has made such great success the
past week, will be retained one week
more. Stanley Whiting, the favorite
negro song writer and exponent Of rag
time" music, will repeat his popular Sc
lections of last week. The usual Wed
nesday, Saturday and Sunday matinees.
Personal
Lillian Burkhardt denies the report that
she is going with Richard Mansfield. Miss
Burkhardt's friends say that she can do
better.
Nat c. Goodwin has entered the field Of
literature. He is at present writing book
dealing with incidents Of the stage. The
Illustrations will be by A. G. Frost.
Jennie Eustace has been engaged by
Messrs. Morrell and Mouillot to play the
title role in Madame Sans-Gene" when
that comedy is played in the English PROV
inces this autumn.
William H. Crane once appeared in ten
parts in one evening. He was one of the
officers, the apparition in the cauldron
scene and each one Of the eight appari.
tions in Macbeth"
Thomas w. Keene has accepted a new
five act play by Arden Smith for produc-
tion this season. The tragedian speaks
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
RID r. ON.

l2dcnton. N. c., July 23.-(SpeciaD-
The most enjoyable event of the sea-
son 50 far at Mays Head was german
last Wednesday night, led by Mr.. Geo.
l'ond. OF Chicago, Ills, and Miss Julia
Jones. OF Edenton. The dancers were
as follows: Miss Elizabeth Pond. OF
Chicago, and Mr.. NJ. Makely, OF Eden
ton: Miss Madge Bond and Mr.. a.
Hawkins. OF Edenton; Miss Kate Leach,
nf Littleton, and MIR. Herman Horn
thai. of Norfolk; Miss Elizabeth Bate
man and Mr. Paul TllIery. of Edenton;
Miss Jennie Scott, Of Berkeley, and Mr..
VIM. CaDehart, Of Avoca; Miss Lucy
outlaw and Mr.. G. Geary. Miss Mary
lsond and Mr.. r. Temple, Of Edenton:
Miss Winston and Mr.. Hardy, Miss
Mamie Allen and Mr. n. Grandy, of
Elizabeth City.
The steamer Haven Belle returned
Yesterday from Mays Head. where 1t
had been for two days with an excursion
party
The meeting that has been In progress
mt the Magnolia Street Methodist
church for ten days was closed last
night.
NIr. i. W. Old, OF Norfolk, Is here
on business trip.
A1essrs. Il. \. White. r. l.. Temple
ana ). 4, Woodland came UP from Nag
Head Yesterday
MT. George =. Folk. OF the bank. is
on on visit to his parents. in Virginia.
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ERAvEL = d i :, a UIDE !;
kds Old Dominion Steamship
Company
u FOR NEW YORK.

D BA IS sXi fr gm1PS sr AMn AZ g "a
XSsf asI!y p Mo&PXgs = Tg SEsB ~
E n: Passenger aeeommoda ti1 a II a;H
Rare: including meals and state
Fare: round trip. limited ITO thirty
For tickets and reservation 81 stats Il o.
rooms apply a. ticket office. 100 Main
nsSS5$. III. SJs4 y}S Ss'sf
PSn thf fo as Nor I99eG1a Bun.
- RdM H. e." sS j + St or STEAMERS
sunday sol1l Leave Company's wharf. Nor.
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Eoh BAS4 !He ANS MIR W e. sSS p Il;
Fer .trinG tGbMppany's wharf at $50 a; M:
rSSSsav, 81 sE ~ s. RIVER
Ports!noiltl,, Gas a. m: Kay Inc g IN y,
p E0R ssA!GK: P0QUosiN AND y YORK 8; X
comPa MsgT Tbshf Mon at ol@ IDntaLeays
=, ta ut Gl5 2. M: Portsmouth. ESQ q.
III ifo ,taS y Linz wharf. Norfolk. at G45 g. m.
e eO.k.IAt P. M: Portsmouth, $40 y. m
Wrnicht "a, at '2linolk with S. and c. r. r.
W., Severn, York and Nansemond riv..
eTs must be prepaid. -
!, s .,f , Tor Washington, N. c.. and land
i T, r.
G s Inna at and delivered from N. & S. r.
:, Freight for Newberp, n. G., received a.
n: s. r. r. depot. - ~1'' 81 a.
trelsht received daily except Sunday.
~ ~ scneuu:es subject to change without
NJ 3. CROMWELL. Anant
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Norfolk and Ocean View R. R,
@. EAiAfERsoN SMITH.

Q. EMMERSON SMITH. Receiver.
Short Line, Quick Time, Frequent Trips
Between Ocean View and Old Point.
Schedule in effect May 2etl1 1887.
Leave Norfolk.-sG is To-; $3.50 ex.; 1880
To-; %S:45 To-; 1890 To-; $1,000 ex.: !1O:45 To-.
sll:l5 n. M. To-: 1890 eX.: LAS, $40 en-; AIS
To-: 6:i2 OK: Gas To-. 500 ex.; 9:l5 To-; 1880
i. m. 10.
Leave Ocean vicw.-'G:5o To-: ss:c6 cx.:
1900 TO-; "9:l5 To-; 10000 To-: 1000 ex;
!ll:15 To-: Hl1:45 q. m, 10. 100 ex; 2:l5
To-; $50 ex.; 4:45 To-: 600 ex.; 7:15 To-: $3.50
ex.; 3:45 To-: 0:S5 To-; 100 p. m, 10.
daily except Sunday. Sunday
only. Not marked daily.
Through cars connecting at Ocean
View with Norfolk, Wiloughby Spit and
Old Point r. r., for Old Point. Hampton
and Newport News.
Trains leave Old Point for Norfolk
1850, tS:45, 1890. 100, !10:45, sl1:15 a. m.
1880. 1:45. 800. AIS, $50. GAS. 500, 9:15,
1880 p. m.
Daily except Sunday. sunday
only. Not marked daily.
Chair cars on afternoon and evening
trains. Seats. Toe. extra.
Freight trains leave Norfolk for Ocean
View at 700 a. M, II 100 a. m. and 800 p.
m. Freight must be In depot is minutes
before leaving time of train
L.. D. MATHES. Supt
Q. IMMERSION SMITH. Receiver
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
El.IZ.AyiET7a CITY,

Elizabeth City, n. c., July 2s.-tSpc-
cia0-The family Of Mr. r. NJ. Gricc let
to-day for Mays Head
Thc Albemarle Fire company will
hold lawn party on the Courthouse
grounds on Wednesday and Thursday
nights or next week
The local Order of Red Men will en-
10Y feast at their rooms. over Nc
Cabn & Grce'S store. Tonight
Mr. l.. L. Winder has moved with his
family from the residence. on East
church street, occupied by them for
several years, to the newly completed
residence on West Main street
Key. DR.. Blackwell VIII otIlciate at
Inc Baptist church again on Sunday
after an absence Of several weeks. Next
week he Will conduct a protracted meet
ing III Salem church
~. blackwell Will conduct both ser
vices AT the Baptist church Sunday
and administer the ordinance Of b,n-
tism Sunday night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
CKEESVIK.I.E,

Greenv:lle. N. c., July 23-(speclaD-
- deiSntfni musicale was given o.!
Thursday evening by Mrs. a. M, Moore
OF Grccnvil!e. compii,n entary to har
trends, MIS-. w. NJ. Russ. of Raleigh,
and Mrs. J.. Y. Morrill,, ui Snow Hill.
quite & nun.i,er OF our ladies ana gem
'lelncn W"rn among the invited guests
ana an enjoyed the .inc instrumental
hhd VOCAL nusic rendered by Miss Nav
llHaerwooa, Of Durham, and AIRS. 7. =.
1 ,' or our city. The genial Mayor
.s"%s. Q. Raleigh. contributed greatly
20 the pleasure Of the occasion
L. q. FeSraH. OF Baltimore. Is in tov.n
e. NJ bernard returned last night
from washington. y. c. He IS about
70 get his place he wants from the Coy
ernmeni 80
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
Did (Ou Ever

Try Electric Bittcrs as 2 rcme1v for
your troubles? IF not get q bottle now.
and get relief. This medicine has been
found TO be peculiarly adapted 10 the
relief and cure Of all female complains
exc. tins 4 wonderful direct influence in
giving strength and tone TO the or
EanS. II You have loss OF Annette
Constipation, Headache. Painting Snn,l.
or are Nervous, Sleepless. Ex.;table
Melancholy or tIo,lh!ed Hith d!z.y smells
i:!eclrlc bitstls IN the medicine you recd
Heath and Strength arc guaranteed bv
~ use. FIFTY cents and 81 at Bu-row.
y. latin &: Co.'S drug store. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
BALTIMORE I.AllrsEr.

So al in ore. u! 1Nlou:. firm, IN
changed: sWhent t Wea1Sz SPOT md month
6gaf 500 A,lg,ts IS @fsNc,; septcn-
s5les.,S Sc 7slSc.; stefAner No. i2 red, niGI
q 60 Sou thern Wheat sby sample, 7SG1
Essc::;;s Dc soli sra d (. 8 Is X QDs11 &c.
! 3 INA Ice md &ss% easy sn0. and
6ttloht ~ 81 II Gl31 * CD August and Sen
sfen1her II 631 IS CT st amer mixed, 27@
27ilaso,,;;f sou.i srn white corn s2@s3c.; do
yell " 81 Ia5c. a3
$S8 Cats dict: oS5a white. oG@2ehc.;
mo! r m liked, 2a1A Gp24c.
4 $50 s teady: n nearby, 41GDil,sc.
West tern.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
N eW York,
Philadelphia
and Norfolk
/ Railroad.
CAPE \
CHARLES !
ROUTE

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN AMY
OTHER LINE
T1iSOtGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS
EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT June H. 1897.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
$40 Ii. daily, except Sunday (Ports-
lnouth. High street. 80 Il, III }
Arrive at Phi ladclpfin SAP y.
M; New York ut s:2S y. IN.
LEA T. NORFOLK.
6:l0 p. m. daily. Portsmouth, High street,
BOO. Arrive at PhiadnlDhia
BIO Z: M: New York. 7:43 q. IN
ARRIVE AT NORFOLk
300 a. m. daily, Portsmouth, lIiEh street.
9:lo. leaving New York at & n
AnRiVE AT NpeR iir' K = NJ
sos p. m. daily. except Sunday-{Porfs.
mouth, High stroe,, S:15 D. M
leaving New York at a. M :
Philadelphia, 20 q. M
Close connection made with all rail- ana
sound lines to and from BOSTON 80
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night traira
6ctewten Jersey City, Philadelphia and
Cape Charles. Pullman buffet pn rlor
cars on day trains between Philadelphia
and Cape Charles. = - 'i,
Through Tickets sold and basgrgo
e el at Wakes Agency. under Allan
tic hotel. and on steamers.
f. y. COOKE. Genera! Agent,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24

Sc1lr Henry p. Haven, Walton, Bal
itmore. with coal.
Schr. Eva Shenton, Galloway, Balti-
more. with coal
Tug Mars Bartlett with two barges.
CLEA RED.
Schr. Edward Smith. Lane. New York,
with lumber.
Schr. S. y. w. Simmons, Griffith, New
York. with lumber.
Schr. Florence Shea, Abbott, New
York. with lumber
Schr. l.. @. Gu Wishart, --, Matti-
poni river. to coal
St,ilr. George Z. Howden, Timmons,
Washington, with lumber.
SAILED.
Barge Davie Crockett. Hobol1en, with
coal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
.NEW1YORK MARK EFT.

;S,. SeW York, July 2S.-Flour declined 50
3.10c. to-day in sympathy with wheat.
f Rye -four dun, hut firmly held.
n; Corn Meal---Dull yellow Western. Goc.
! city, e1@62c. ,
Isye-Easier; No. 2, 4o,sc.
: 5Barley--Qutet; Western feeding e9aGc.
M Barley NIa!t--Dull
NYheat--spot market weak; No. |
3 Northern New York, S4lsc. nhoat; do
+ Duluth, sGSsc. afloat.
8.5 Corn7-S.pot steady; No. .. SiEsc e!a"a-
Tor; S2ssc. anoat. Es
2}3t Oats----SSspot, quiet; No. {. l213sc
sS Beef Firm. extra mess, s7.50@s 90;
beef hams, s2.5062.G0.
g%S Cut Enthusiastically.
,sss. I,n,.ts---Dulls md easy; Septombat
closed at S4.a5s nominal
j&ig I'oll:-Qu!et.
I I glhc;; factory, 7GEto14c.; Elgins. 1ac
in'ita Ao:,. creamery, l'.eal2'ac. state
( Gair:r. l0M1ic.; DO creamery, Il g115c
S.ES CAlaese-Dull; q State largo White, 10
~ lcE: small coiored, ia @D7Rc.; par,
4 skins n 5Mc:: full skins, 21a@3c
525S egg T:laiet; State and Pennsylvania,
542as61Sc.; West arn fresh, 11sGll2c.
carrier, Savannah ard
L Charleston, 75cG l$l. sis9i Il 81
/ $3.50. ;5s5 rs fssi
D sspot cof:ec-- Rio dul,;t mid, steady:
q Cordovn, III u I1G1sc. N
B !. S nga,'-77-.I wv, firm; fair refining alsc;
centrifugal. 90 test. 9 :rcfsned, firmer;
mould AZ Is 3-1Gc.; st andaru a, 4 13-1Gc
1can fcetioncrs AZ Ia &c.,; cut loaf, 5}sc.
crushed, lac.; poWd cred d 5 31Gc.; gran
S n.htHd, q 15-l6c:; cubes. 5Isc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
TRAvELEssS' GUIDE.
OHORT ROUTE FROM
NORFOLK TO OLD POINT.

VIA Norfolk, Willoughb3 Spit ard OH
Point h. r. ana Norfolk am
Ocean View X. r. i
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. SATURDAY,
MAY 9th, 1857 Is
LEAVE NORFOLIi-S6:15. s7:3o, lis 80.
sS:45, 1880. 'loc0. 1o:45, ll:15 u. M, 1856,
IL $50 Az ~ SiS 49, s;i5 loso Fl
to:45 llo:s0. I'll co. lI11:+5 a. M, 2:15 $50.
2:45; 49, S:i5; SEQ 7:4s. 200; loI5 1880 p "a.
$1,000. Ii1o:I5, 'll:l5 a. M. 1880, i:45. 500
4:15, $50, G:45 500, 9:l5. 1880 p m.
ARRIVE NORFCLK-s7:23, $3.50, 1850,
2:45 400. 5i5 6:3o, 7:i5 800. 1915. II :o0 D. M
'paily except Sunday. i!Sunday only.
+ Not marked are daily.
TO Ocean View. Is cents. Including street
car fare. Tickets on sale by conductors
Of all street cars In Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-24
1 COTTON MARKETS.

New York. July 2S.-Cotton steady:
middllng. 1o-l6c. Net receipts, -
bales: gross. 610 bales: exports to Great
Britain. 636 bales; to the Continent. 36G
bales: forwarded, 10 bales; sales. IS
bales: spinners. = bales; stock, 61,Set
bales.
Weekly: Net receipts, ~ bales: gross,
1,906 bales; exports to Great Britain,
1.135 bales; to France, 600 bales: to tho
Continent, ?.QSf bales; forwarded. 1886
bales: sales 1926 bales; spinners, 1856
bales.
Total to- day: Net receipts, DIG bales;
exports to Great Britain. 942 bales: to
the Continent. 1920 bales; stock, ITO, 143
bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts. o,i34
bales: exports to Great Britain, 2,oil
bales: to France, 1.165 bales: to the Con-
tincnt. 1865 bales
Total since September LIST: Net re-
eeipts. 6.Gos.o1t bales; exports to Great
Britain. 2,a9S.9T5 bales; to France, GEO.
545 bales: to the Continent. 2,lS3 COZ
bales: to the channel. 5,4Sl ta;cs
New York, July 23.--The following are
he total net receipts OF cotton at all
norts since Scptembe: I, 1896:
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NJ. 3. CRowEL1.. Agent.
A TLANTIC AND
DANVILLE RAILWAY

. L.
,r SchGdule in effect June 18th, 1887.
fshtKAiN No. 1-Dnily-Leuves Norfolk
IISnipppers, Compress Wharf) at 9:2U u. m. !:
W. Mest Norfolk. $3.50. a. m, for Danvillc,
buHaio Lithin Springs and Intermediates
POINTS so,t Arriving ut Buffalo Lithia Springs
81 TP =; NJ 8 Snrriving at Danvile 6;25 ,. m
Leaves Norfolk, $40 p M West Norfolk
n:Io y: m. arriving ut I:nwrencev.lle 1900
y: m: leave Lawrencevillc (No 81 $50 a.
M :;,; aIrrNying at Danvtlle 1896 u. IN.
nNAiN NO. 5 connects at Emporia with
Nti;lntlc Coast Line train No. So for Mi
no Pm SO S2nti, leaving Emporia at 9:1o p M
RAIN NO. | connects at Denniston
Junction with Norfolk and Western Rail-
ro Mf1 i9r Durham and intermediate points.
TIA Ms Nos. and connects Mt jeff
RES JUNCTION and DanvilIe for al. points
on me southern Railway System
PULLMAN SIEEPERS between Dan
New Orleans. 80,
Tickets on sale and baggage checked at
Nhl!ic,s Agency and Company's Wharf
y ortolk. and w. V. II. WILLIAMS
AGENCY. Portsmouth,
WIN. II. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager
CHAs. Q. I1AINEs;. General Manager.
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Merchants XAiReIS' TRANSFORMATION G.
DIRECT ROUTE

FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
BOSTON. MONDAY 4 p. Al, WEDNES-
DAY. T. NJ. SHARr; FRIDAY, ! T.. NJ
- FOR PROTIpESCE.
Every TUESDAY, Til URHDAY and SAT-
r.,. L RDAI ut + p. m.
DESCE.
First-ciass. including meals and
/. sialGroom berth ::....... ...:....... !llO0
Second-class, including meals and
Perishable freight sent Via Provid. nue,
forwarded by early train to Boston, and
e. the same rate as by direct steamers to
Tor further Information apply to
r. II. WRIGHT, Agent, Norfolk. Va.
4: D; $TERIlES. Asst Thrift Mgr.
W.P NGIt: General Pass. Agt
j. c. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager
General Otflccs. i3atinorc Md.
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gap Etplis BsIas Ilha Tariff III.
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4 Isl New y orlsss Jul v "a! -Discrssion as to
s. She pro6a bill tyS OF s}s increnscd earnings
Il bsnefl Led Bur ling ton 2 e per cent. and
SS al SSrangers to the tent on an aver
Z suit red 4 an 70 approximate average de-
cline OF cent s, with decreased engage
E5snentss Tor $eNi,ort Tor the day.
ltrnd erss ere Ffat her ignored the en-
u basement Of 81. 500, 600 gold FOR export.
d as5 they S$wsre more than balanced by
I receints OF the precious metal FROM the
& q ISslnnd2ke 3 ion md impending, TN
ports "A o. gold i from Australia 10 dis
y cfarEe roblIg ions for American grain
mportedS became known.
:sSS s'sig q fell III sss only on an enort TO
& nave ltSappear that the sugar schedule
Il i nlut ssssina dequately protected The com
tina + the company was to eN-
q ps Tieaic& Increased ca.npctitior. The
asSccks rose BIZ points. a trade journal
1 pred ting that Insiders would disclose
81 ZIG s:leh hes nd prospective profits after the
&, q tariff bill became law. Subsequently
n e point of its previous
Enin.s Tho fact that the company had
y a tdNaaced the price CT sol. refined sugar
II n may have had some bearing upon the
3 19sg net rise IN the Common and III IN
q the Preferred.
81 4 thsHestcrng railways on daily In
II creased earnings and investment securi-
ties We're In brisk demand Some shares
II which figured cnnspicuously IN the re-
cent advance lacked support and lost a
Il fraction, including Chicago, Great
? 3 IVES ern and Chicago Gas. robacco
was benefited to the extent Of ~. for
q the Common and s per cont. for the scrip
Ii ny tho refusal OF the New York State
& ~ xecntiye to call an extraordinary term
Il 1.-The criminal branch OF tho Supreme
q Court Il TO retry the tobacco case. Gene
b raj Electric sustained n loss on III adj
y Verse legal decision concerning the
n troSteH;s arm patent part Of which it
recovered on statements
& ;0S officials of the company that The de-
v ctsionIof no consequence, leaving The
met fractional. Rock Island rose n
4 Poir and a half On the stories that re
Il placing Its S54,00o.c0O extension and
y collateral IS on lower basis was in
81 con nplatinn, and on the assumptions
& tha t the dividend rate. might be restored
II TO a24 Der: cent. basis, as It was the first
8 q to reduce It's dividend in the recent
s deprcSsion.s
si6 Trading IN bonds continued IN con-
~ 8 derable volume md further substan-
n tlal Improvement occurred IN many
r. issuGS.E Purchaser FOR Continental uC-
RI count embraced the more prominent
If liens. The aggregate sales were So. eco, :
81 Ulo Government bonds ruled strong on
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