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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

A. by the Fifth Avenue
AUCTION ROOMS,
Us 9Th ave b
WM. Il. NORMAN, Auctioneer.
BY AUCTION,
at the Handsome Dwelling
NO. Is WEST 5ATH ST.
Monday Morning. March goth,
at IL O'clock,
BY Direction of the Owners.
HARRY $. ABBOTT. MACDE BRADLEE and ELLEN
MARION TREADWELI.
Superb Louis XIV and magnhce nty carved. sbony
Drawing Room. Dining Room and Library Furniture /.
Wonurfui chinese embroidered Panel. isome ORA.
peres and Curtains, Rugs and Carpets Mirrors oil Paint
ngs ana Water COsis. SeVFcs flrcelans, Old S8tsg1A
Eaicnce Bronzes costly Chandeliers, ettcn of cooper
Works. illustrated by Dariey. subs,. puoB edition Of
Faust. illustrated by Kaulhach &c. g..
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AT SOUTH CHURCH Mad. SON ave and ssth--r Rev.
RODERICK TERRY. y. n. Pas;or-serHiees az II A. N.
ant D. At I p. n. Lenten praise service SpohTs
OratoriO. The Last Judgment"
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AARON VI. POWELL ard other vsitlng Friends will at.
the meeting for worship this II o'clock
Friends Meeting House. E1st 5th-st. and Rutherfu,d
Place Public cordially Invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

Should be read daily BE- al interested, changes may
Foreign mails for the week ending App. 3 1891 Will
close promptly in all p0sOaice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

ST MARKS CHURCH. 2d-ave ana ioth-st-March IS
II a. m. Or. RYI.ANCE viii preach On Responsibility
FOR Belief An Argument for the Consideration Of Candid
sceptics and at : D. m on ''socialisc Panseeas."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

ROBERT e. INGERsOi.t. will lecture al The siar Th.-
atrr New York tonight sunday March = de4iNernf
his newest production the religious question snuh~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

SALES WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS MARCH 3isT APRIL isT.
ID AND Sd.
AT O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

ST THOMAsS CHURCH. 5th-ave and 53drsI. Rev
Holm w BROWN n u. Reltor.-HOly Communion
a m. Morning prayer sermon and Holy Communion. II
o'c ins and sermon. 4 O'clock
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-11
THE DRY DOCK.

The committee of the board of trade
which has the matter of procuring suit
able site for a new dry dock which it is
hoped may be located in Portland had an
other meeting yesterday morning. A
suggestion was laid before the committee
that the best location about Portland for
the erection of such dry dock would be
at Vaughans' bridge. This is within the
bay so far as to be amply protected by the
Notifications now being erected and in
the matter of safety could not be SO we'll
stationed elsewhere. 1t was also shown
that only portion Of the amount appro
priated for the dredging of the harber has
as yet been awarded in contracts and it is
quite possible that enough will be left
after the work now let Is completed to
dredge the channel of Fore River and
make it suitable for the passage of the
largest war vessel. The only obstacle
that was suggested to the location as sug-
gested was that it would necessitate the
enlargement of the draw in Portland
bridge. The committee will investigate
further. and may come to the conclusion
that this is the most feasible of the loca-
lions so far mentioned.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-11
RIGBY MUST EXPLAIN.

A New York special to the Boston
Herald regard ng the expulsion of J..
f. Barrett from the National Trotting
Association, says:
In connection with his secretaryship
at Rigby he lost a case which had been
brought against him by Waldo Pierce of
Boston, and he furnished testimony
which cauUsd the board to issue the fol.
lowing:
1T appearing by the evidence of the
secretary that entries were received
without authority of the owners, it is
ordered that the association appear at the
next meeting of the board and show why
it should not be punished, if tru3.'
This action of the board not only cuts
off the head of the secretary of Rigby
track, but forces the association to APP
pear on the defensive The association
will have to do soma explaining before it
stands in good form before the National
association
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-11
PERSONAL.

Those who heard Mr.. o. Stewart
Taylor sing at the Congress Square
church 3 few weeks ago, as we'll as last
Sunday, will be glad to know that he has
yielded to the request Of many Of our
citizens to remain in Portland. He has
connected himself with Frank L. Ran
kin sVirgil Clavier school as will be seen
in our advertising column.
Hanson Hart Webster, and Harold
f. Dana, Bowdoin, 80, have been elected
to the editorial board of "The Quill"
The employees of the Railway News
company had a banquet at the Quincy
house in Boston, Thursday night. j. W.
Peterson of the Portland News Agents
association, was a guest.
Mr.. A. r. Elliott has been appointed
successor to Mr. Winslow Whitman as
manager of the New England Telephone
and Telegraph company's office in this
city and has entered upon his new du-
ties. MIR. Elliot comes from the Boston
office Of the company and is we'll qualified
for the position. He laid the first under
ground cable for the telephone company
in this city several years ago.
At the Charity whist at City hall,
Thursday evening, Mrs Levi Turner made
the highest score, 46 points. The highest
score made by gentleman was SO points
and the next highest score by lady was
3S points.
Hon. VIM. Engel of Bangor was in the
city yesterday.
Judge Webb sin Boston on business.
Miss May l. Smith of New York, form
erly of Portland, is the guest of her sister,
Miss Lizzie e. Smith.
Grand Chancellor E. c. Reynolds of the
K. of P, Of Maine, leaves tonight for
Aroostook county. Next week he will
institute three lodges in that county, at
Caribou, Limestone and Ashland. This
will make ten lodges that have been
formed since Chnn~al ~ T7oyrnl7e came
into Office in May.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-11
GUNNER CLUB ATkIyERToN.

The Venerable Gunner club enjoyed the
ride to Riverton last evening and partook
of supper as prepared by the genial
manager of the cafe, Mr.. D. b. Smith.
During the evening business meeting
was held at which minor matters of bust
ness were transacted. The following were
those in attendance: Chas. H. Tolman.
S. T. Bearce L. W. tobes, G. o. Leach,
Cook. A J.. SIilleSt, W. W Colby F. W W
Robinson, Geo. W. Way, N. D., A. S.
Kinds, ]. E. Sawyer, VIM. Chenery, NJ
=. Hicks, Geo. E. Raymond, John L.
Shew, jerome Rumery. G. q. Adams, NJ.
D., Z. F. Tolman, G. d. Robinson. C.E
Snow. Charles W. Leavitt, o. P. Smith,
M. D..
Mr. Geo. N. Ruby entertained the COM
pany with several photograph selections
during the evening.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-11
CUMBERLAND FISH AND GAME
ASSOCIATION.

The executive committee of the Cum
berland Fish and Game association met
at the office of HI. Il. Virgin, ESQ.,, yes
terday afternoon and voted in fifty -one
tion is to improve the fish and game in
terests in Cumberland county and its
affairs are in promising and prosperous
condition.
In order to interest as many as possible
in this work, the admission fee has been
placed at the nominal figure of S10O,
which also pays for the first years dues.
Application for membership may bemade
to any member of the executive commit
tee, Messrs. W. Il. Stevens, H. R. Virgin,
H. S. Higgins, @. F. Jones or T. P. R.
Garland
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-11

Order quart of Rocky Points at the
Congress Square fish market.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-11
THE PRESS.
HPIsF JcTTtNGS.

By the falling of a lamp at the resi-
denoe of George A. Thomas, Esq +, l45
Danforth street one of the rooms was
quite badly burned The fire was put out
BY those in tlG house without calling on
the fire department.
Y. d. c. A. Congress has received a
letter from the president of the Biddeford
Lyceusn, challenging the I. M. G. A.
Congress TO joint debate with the Ly-
oeum TO take place at Biddeford on De-
cember 3lst The subject suggested for
the deabte is, Resolved that a law
should be passed in every State making
eight hours q legal working day"
1.-THE Elemental Lover in Nature will
be the subject of the lecture before the
Portland Theosophical Society at their
regular Sunday meeting at 7.30 p. m. at
SAC 1-2 Congress street. Open to the
public.
Clocks make a nice present Willis A.
Gates the jeweler, has a choice line of
Dresden clocks, both French and Ameri-
can movements.
Don buy your Christmas presents I'M
til you call on Fred L. Merrill & Co. the
Federal street jewellers and opticians.
The Excelsior club will meet with E.
Fl. Sargent, 40 Atlantic street, on Mon
day afternoon.
Rev. John T. Becaley, d. D., of New
buryport, Mass, will supply the pulpit
of Williston tomorrow.
Buy your oysters at the Congress
Square fish market.
At the regular meeting of Portland
Senate, No. 1926, K. A. E. o., it was de-
cided to observe Sunday, December 10,
1897 as Essennic Sunday. An invitation
was accepted from the Rev. Thomas S.
Sampson of Free street church to attend
an Essenio service to be given by him
on the evening of that day. All brother
knights are requested to meet at Castle
hall, Harrington block on the evening of
the 18th at O'Clock sharp.
The County Comm issioners are audit
ing the accounts of the county treasurer.
Yesterday was soft and mild with occa-
siona1 glimpses of blue sky and sunshine.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. OF the Hrl60QS' C1ufc1F give d
in the vestry of the church on Oak street
last evening. After the supper Miss
Mary Morrill,, recently returned from
China, spoke of her work among that PEG
pie.
The women's meeting of the Young
Women's Christian Association will be
held at their rooms at 4.3O Sunday after
noon and will be addressed by Mr.. Small.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
women.
The FL. g. L.whist club will meet with
Mrs. York, December 10, at 25S Spring
street.
W. ". Mansfield & Co.. jewelers., 241
Middle street, offer for the holiday sale a
fine assortment of clocks, porcelain, delft,
onyx, royal bonn, French boudoir travel
ling clocks, gilt and crystal, china in de-
Corated. blackwood, plastic marble, all
s,ilt, celluloid, etc. Very extensive line,
ranging in price from 81. so o $500.
The annual communication Of Atlantic
lodge of Masons occurs next Wednesday
evening.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-11
Constipation Cured.
Ir. Editor.

Mr.. Editor:
your paper to let my many Portland friends
know how well my little boy is. Having
moved from your city several months age, and
knowing many there would be pleased 10 hear
about the case, gladly inform them that he is
enti ely cured. My family physician called
it hereditary constipation, as this disease
had followed him from birth, causing a great
called it the same. l was urged to try DR.. Chase,
Cumberland ST., aid without medicine en-,
tirey cured my child.
Sincerely yours,
MRS. M. A. HOLBROOK.
No. 424 Van Buren, ST., Brooklyn n Y.
deco Th,S&Tdtf
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-11
UNCLE.sAM's BANK NOTES.

Claude M. johnson, the director of the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing, has
written for tomorrow's Sunday Times an
article descriptive of the new designs
for the governments paper money tell
ing how the new bills will make the
work of counterfeiters easy of detection
and at the same time tighten the labors of
those whose business requires them to
handle large sums of money.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-11
Hood's Pills cure III liver ills. % cel
FEFTiETH ANNIVERSARY.
Old Portland Damon Sons of Temperance,

Old Portland Division, No. 95, Sons OF
Temperance, having attained the mature
age OF 80 years, desire to celebrate the oc-
caslon and would cordially invite all pres
ent and former members of thu order
and their friends to meet with them
this Saturday evening in Mystic hall,
Congress street. Good speaking. fine mus
10 and "reminiscences of former days will
be the order of the evening.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-11
REINDEER FOR THE KLoNDIKE.

Superintendent jackson, the United
States government agent, has written
description of the way in which reindeer
may be made useful in carrying aid to
the miners in the Klondike during the
terrible winters in Alaska The article
is OF especial interest to people in this
vicinity for the same method is to be used
10 reach the whalers imprisoned at Point
Barrow, among whom is d Deering man.
See tomorrow Sunay Times
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Spanish shelle6, 4Mc.: No. / Virginia. q.
IsAc.: No. . Virginia. &C,
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF NGrfOI. ma porenn,onts,
May IL .isO..
ARRIVALS

-Nltltlt AIS.
9 British Stmp. BrnCin tI,awraurrr
Fernandna to Stcttin. 20 VIM. Lamb 4.
Co. agents. Coalcd anus allied,
British stmp. Osborne. Rcttie, Saysn-
nah TO Bremen. 70 VIM lamb .,e CO.
agents. Coalcd and sailed
ay.Ho yestcrd zan-h. TADINN,
German .stmp Sorrento. Jurgenson
Newport News to T. S. S. Co. fore argn
British stmp. lndraielna Campbell
Newport News TO Leith with DDS
bushels corn, to u. S. S. Co, To finish
loading.
Schr. Rob Roy kicger. TO VIM Lamb
~ Co. agents. fore oll
Schr. Sarah c. Roper, llicrer. 10 VIM.
Lamb Il Co. agents, for coal
Schr. Marguerite. -. to VIM. Lamb
d Co. agents, fore oal
Schr. Clara Goodwin. Pinkham. to Wm.
Lamb u Co. agents. for coal
;. Schr, {. G. Lame, Johnston. New York.
light.
Schr. JOS. Luther Dudley, New York.
lights
Schm Edward Lane, Smith, New York.
light.
Schr, Three brothers. Bailey, New
York, light
Schr. 70. j. Hamilton, Crowley, New
York, light.
Schr. Ariel. Hansen Baltimore. with
lime.
Sohr. Annie Reynolds, Ill., Baltimore
light.
schr. Samuel Russell. -. New York
light.
Schr. Grcenhill, LayGcld. Baltimore
light
Schr. Maid of the Mist, Wiser. Wash
ington. with plaster
Schr. y. +. Miller. Shnrplcy. New York.
light
Schr. Ida Miller with fish.
Schr. Chicora, with fish
Schr. Carrie 5. Allcn.w it'll fish.
;Schr. George G. \. Travers VAnc.
Washington. light
Schr. Holland w. Touston. Houns,on.
Baltimore. light.
AaIScs y. and w. and 6. 10 Wm.
Lamp " Co. agents. for coal
tug Grace Titus, North Carolina with
a raft for Roanoke Railroad ana Lumbcy
company.
Tug Hclle Virginia, North Carolina,
Win II raft for John l.. Roper Lumber
company.
CLEARED
Brltish ,:tmp. Ashmorc, GowAn Liver
pool. by William Johnson company, Lin
ied with 1872 tons Of pir io.ou
BRUSH stmp Srtathgorry. White,
hamburg via Newport News by y. 4. r.
Co. with 20l,00o bushels corn.
Schr. Holland w. Hounton. Houns ION,
North Carolina. light.
Barge Macauley, Boston, light.
Rargcs Brooklyn, Solitllrs and san
JOAQUIN. IIobok en-, wi,hc oal.
SAILED
Schr. Lydia y. Roper, Hanson. New
York, with humber.
Schr Marion Rock Hill Bragg. Phil.
adeiphla with lumber
Sch Eonito, Price. James river. &c
load wood Tor New York.
Schr Il. and S. Carson. Carson New
No!k, with lumber
Schr Annie NJ. Edwards. -. New
York. with lumber
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18
New York AAnrltr,.

New York. May 7.-Flour-Duu and
weaker to sell; Minnesota patents, s4.250I
49, 49,, winter patents. sl.6o@4s5. Rye,
i Won; uuli: Corn meal dull; yellow
Si:SoMl.S5. Rye. easier; No. 9 Western
3oHac. Barley, quiet; feeding, CSC Bar,
icy malt, duh; Western, l3@54c.
Wheat-Spot weaker; No. Northern
New lork. S2Hsc. afioat: No. l Northern
Duluth. Silsc. afloat
Corn-Spot easy: No . sOc a,a,,t
Bic. a1loat '''oi ;
livered. 24c - ue
51ac. Dei''tS' o4
Lard-Dull; Western steamed, s41o
nominal; May. $500, nominal Ret;naS
dun: Continent, $40.
Pork-Steady.
Butter-Steady; Western creamery !,
isllc.: factory. 71aG1olAc. llgins. lie;
MUTATION creamery, 10ell2c.: State dairy.
loul4c.; DO. creamery, 110Il4c.
Cheese-Easy: large State, 9m9a,c
small fancy, 1oMllc.; part skins, i@Sc.
full Skins. 2hGf3c
Esgs-Steady; State and Pennsylva-
ma. lie; Western fresh, l0A @1Olhc.
southern, 9@9Ac
Potatoes-Steady: New York. 95c a.
$3.J0M5.50 >~' &c W
rollialoes-Ier carrier. S1.50@2.OO
Cabbases-Per crate. $1.0O@1.25.
spot Coifee-Rio dull: No 7 invoice
a,sc.,; No Z jobbing, Sasc.; mild. quiet:
f :; or ll'aG13Ac.; sales, 1000 bags
lama. 70 be shipped y. t.; ]. 500 bags sa
vanilla p. t.; $50 bags Central Amerjcan
y. {. y 40
Susar-Raw, quiet and barely steady,
lar refining, 2M@2sc.; centrifugal 81
test: 15-lGc. Refined. steady; mould
-: 4Ac.; standard y. 4Mc.; confec-
\ r.
5%sc.: powdered, 4a3c.; granulated. 41.c
cubes 4Ac. -
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Spot closed steady: middlng uplanls,
I&c.; middling gulf. Sc. sales. 3, 23S bales
Liverpool, May Ill n. m.--Cotton,
spot dull and prices in favor of buyers:
American middling. 4 '-3"d. 'rhH sales
OF the day were 5000 bales. Of which 500
were for speculation and export and in
cluded 1900 American. Receipts, -
bales.
Futures opened quiet. with Il good de-
mand and closed quiet at the decline.
American Mddling-Alay. ( M-G4d
BUYERS; May and June, 03G4GTi 0-6id
sellers; June and July. 4 % 6i6il 03-6ld
sellers: July and August. { 0l-64dpi OF
Cad. sellers; August and September.
6l-64@3 62-G4d. sellers: September and
October. 54-646l3 55-6dd. buyers; Octo-
Der and November. :: l9-GtGt3 .G-64d
buyers: November and December > 47-G4
M3 4S-64d. buyers: December and Jan
uary. 3 46-6iGf3 47-6fd. sellers; january
and February, 3 46-6ldr3 47-G4d sellers;
February and March. 3 i7-G4d. sellers.
New Orleans. May 1.-CG;ton futures
quiet; sales. $4,000 bales. May. TBS bid ;
June. 7.23@7.24: August. 7.06Gl7.07:1 Sep-
TENDER. 6.67@6.GS; October. 6.55ClG.b6; No
veinber. 6.56@6.5S: December, 659an6 G1 ;
January, G.G2Q6.Gl; February, 6.65@6.G6.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18
t0tf1ll Sfnrkers.

New York, May 1.-THE cotton mar
kct opened at a decline OF 4aI6 points
lolioWing unsatisfactory cables and
generally favorable crop accounts at
;;'inu' WINE lhe iirst call was proceed
ing. Following the call the market
ruled irregular but for the most part in
buyers iaVor. prices further declining 6
az points. The market was finally
STEADY al net loss of 4Tl3 points.
chieiiE on the near positions under q
weaker ruling OF spot cotton than an
parent mere for some time past. There
We're severa! feeble rallies. but in ,hc
mann Inc undertonc was weak. later
cables lIllng TO afford support and later
crop advices showing Favorable average
conditions for the rapid DEVELOPMENT of
me crop. The fact that the Liverpool
market closed AT n decline Of 2-G4u fo,
'hc day was a distinct disappointment
New York. May l7.-Cotton steady:
h!ddiing. &c. Net receipts, - bales:
gross 3,I0l bales; exports TO the Cont
nent. S.?ll bales: forwarded. 1851 bales.
bales. '''0'
Total to-day: Ne, receipts, 5.3o6 haIes.
exports TO France. 7.0O1; to the CONT
nent. 1i.7l3 bales; stock 3S5.7S7 haIes
consolidated: Net receipts. s. 1866 bales
exports TO Great Britain 3S, bales: 10
france. 1901 bales; to the ContinaM,
23.711 bales. '">'
Total since September Ne, recpip,s
'..'0,S nalcS; exports 10 Great Britain.
lo.'62 bales: TO France. 6G9.3;,o bales
70 the Continent, 1895, O27 bales: 10 thr
channel. 5.iSl bales.
New York. May l7.--C'otton futures on
ened easy; sales, 5000 bales. January,
80 81 feofuary. 6.92; March, G.95; June.
..33: July. 40: August, 1873; September.
go: October. G.Sl; November. CSC: De-
ccmbcr. GSl
Futures closed steady: sales. l.G. 800
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18
Baltimore MARKET.

:, Baltimore, Md, May 7.-Flour-Dull,
estern super $2.75I3.00; winter whcat
patent, A.70@4.90; spring. do. 81 o5GI4 a.
spTlng wheat. straight, s4O0@4.e 20.
Wheat-Dul and EASY: spot and
'holrth. t2A @19l&c.; July, 75kc. asked
august, Zoe asked; receipts 9.3I7: en-
90 DORIS. =; stock. 2+l.7Sl: sales. G,o0o
9"utnern wheat, by Sample, S5dlSsc.
SoMSoAc.: June, 291. a 295sc.: july. ae5s a
-'Ac.; steamer mixed, 27p27lsc.; South
efn white corn, sac; do, yellow, 32c
oats-Firm: No. . white. oSGI2SIac.. No
mixed, 24k@25c. -
~ kSe-Easier; No. . nearby, 100 iotbc.
No. Western, 4OHM4lc.
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Five stock

Market good and good cattle in strong
demand Milk cows from Eastern North
Carolina cannot be sold on this market
owing 10 the United States quarantine
regulation.
Choice heavy Western cattle, So al. c.
common to fair cattle 3M%&c.; Eastern.
North Carolina. best. 2laM3i3c.: common,
l1a021ac.; heifers, Western. 2l.@3i5c ;
bulls, 2M l3c.; fat cows. 2l.Nl3;.c mich
COWS, good, per head. $20.00lt35. 90: cows,
common, S1o,00@20.00 butchers sheep,
2EDfc.; good. corn-fed hogs. 3MGi3& C.
light pigs, SIC. Hogs duh and slow de-
mand. Dressed hogs, 4i&c. per pound.
Lambs care. per pound
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18
CAPE )
CHARLES
ROUTE
New York,
P!1iiade lphia
and Norfolk
! Railroad.

SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE. 2l 2tt ,555itS
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS
EACH WAY. tSf8
SCHEDULE IN 1Fl'ECT MAY L. 1887
LEAVE NORFOLK. 81
':4o IL. daily, except Sunday--( Por ts.:
mouth. lilen street, 1870 a. NIL
Arrive at Phiiadelphia 5:42 D.
NJ; New York at S:3S p. Ia.i ~
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Glo p. IN. daily, Portsmouth, High street,
h:5J. Arrive at PhiladelphIog
5:lo a. m: New York, 7:42 g.. M;
ARRIVE Al. NORFOLK: 70E9s5'7@T5
900 q. n. daily, Portsmouth, High street
$40. leaving New York at X
ARR! We AT NORFOLK.i'3s1T '$ tSszs3
sos p. m. daily, except Sunday-(Porrs.t
mouth. High street, s:16 p. M
leaving New York at a. N.
FhiladelDhla. 1920 a. M. 100
close connection made with all rail- and
sound lines to and from Boston. @SSsl!a
Pniiman Sleeping Cars on night traif1aa
beteween Jersey City. Philadelphia and
Cape Charles Pullman Buffet = parlor:
cars on day trains between New York.
and Cape Charles ES7ga;S;s.ts
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked Oh at Wakes Agency, under 'Atlan.
tic Hotel, and on steamers. gEa.e5f4 s2Sf5}s2
+. B. COOKE. General Agent &S
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4 TLAHTIC AND
~ .r.. ....... .'.. ...f...... - NJ

a TLANT1C AND t,s
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT MARCH IL .si.8
Train No. 1-Daily--Leayes 6ss NorfolK,SS
lShippers' Compress WHARF at e:20t a. ni.;s
West Norfolk $50 a. m, for Danyille and
intermediate points: arriving at Danyille!
5:2a p. m. 49, t:s3E II 7E;s{t{{SSsk;
Train No. s-Daily except Sunday
Leaves Norfolk $40 p. m, West NoEfolk'
m Leaye Lawrenceyille {No. 81 $50 q. snn. 8
arrive Danville 1896 a. m. 5ass E5IHs:
Train No Ecs connects at EMPoRIAWi.h
l,bIa South; Til, Leaving Emporia GAG n
No. 80, when notified by the A. G. L. that
there are passengers for points onitheEA.s
and D. West of Emporia. aas|8s733aas $50
Train No: | connects at DENNIsToNi
JUNCTION with Norfolk and western
r. F.; for Durham and intermediate po!ntsMS
FRESs JUNCTION and DANVILLBsfoir
all points on Southern railway systern.Ss5fE%
Pullman sleepers between Danvllle and
ASheVflle, Atlanta, Jacksonville. 81 Meuas!
phis and New Orleans. THs5 III 39s fEsSss5sSa9
TICKETS on sale and baggage checked akl
Wakes Agency and Company s. #SWlnrssa
Norfolk, and at W. v. II. Williama' Agens
cy, Portsmouth. 95i 9,s 2
VIM. H. TAYLOR. ss5fgg
Traf fife Manage
CHAS. O. EAINES, Gent Manags.@
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Resin nI.i Turpenfine

~, lnninston. n; c., May 17-spirits
turpentine steady at oIai Mo51l q. "a
celpts, IS casks. Rosln, nothing doing.
receipts. G22 barrels. Tar firm at sl.o5:
receipts. 2o4 barrels. Crude turpentine
STEADY at $l20, $l.S0 and $l.9O
charleston, S. c., May 17-Turpentine
urn, 2ac.; sales. 40 casks. Rosin. firm
Sl.%6; II, I.50: l. s155: X. 81. G5: NJ 81 e..
y; Sl:'a; ", G, $l.S5; W, w, $500.
savannah, Ga. May 17.-Turpen,ne
steady at 25lac.; sales, 100 bbls.; receipts,
i:ls9. Rosn, firm and unchanged: sales
43: receipts, 4,269. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-18

CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM
~ SHIP FOR p1llLAD1ILpIIA-On
direct line from Norfolk TO Philadelphia.
Until further orders, steamers are an
pointed 10 sail from Norfolk every Mon
day. Wednesday and Saturday at & .. H..
ana from Philadelphia every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
:. Through bills of Iading to nj! points
south ana South"nst via Seaboard Air
Carolina, Norfolk and Southern Rail-
roads. JAMES w. McCARRICK
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. va.
WIN. 7. CLYDE G. co.
Agents. Philadclphfa