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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Brutal Enforcement Of Police aHIes AasgIs
the German Papllage.
HE EMPRESS BADLY FRlgIlIEaE
u""suni Features Acn0tiI e y tnsss as9
Great Spring Parade \ assspa Ssfs3
sIaIt" Unin;xernbies,0i,s M Is
Emperor Chmgrincd by 4 III Is q Sss sssS sss5
OF Police CorruIiloYi. ssssE
Berlin SI,:sfassl

. . . . F'FsS -
), Several unusual features accom- nIaSas
grounds last T7lesday. 81 I'll the fisap8s
streets leading to the TEN pelilof hssSSsfsssss
nc was virtually excluded from 1 is Sg
G,nnra,a Mnlef aor many nan years has been
ried out by the police many persons ;bs iiSSe
kicked and Injured on the field. d The iliSS,asSS
usual. The Emperor and tiEmtJ tJfassgf gfsWisfI98
going to and coming from the field. fHs
not once cheered Dy the popnlaeg, :wpiildsSI
policy was attributed to / the 5amrGr5fEMy
orders Several persons III & the daiieS;
ns,nntlY freMn Soofsd shs In psgor
score OF people. The Empress was ss n
this that she suffered from a..vioIent 3iIeaas
acne ana insisted upon returning tof the
SnTs nnrac 1ms bnfoEs emperor = therefore M
jostle on leaving the ,Tempelhof thea IS7ffsi
press was again badly, scared. w WornsMs0
the lower classes suddenly appeared sat 81
her horses head and with q tiireate1ifii5l
gesture ono OF tho women threw a rstf tinfs
~ ,moi the ,v1;e faeS OF the he Empress III
unique decora ton conferred upon hei;s bps
Queen Victoria and composed I&Ss Of stfrys
diamonds. EEtS, NV &$ig$i Lsssssess, VA
The newspapers all condemns the sever
police policy adopted, in excludingss tRes
them with the course under Emperor slssss
liam and Frederick III. ist f$ss
The result Of the Won Tausch trial lthsss
ncHuiita1 Of a, the former chief OF
the Minister. for Foreign Affairs BaTsIs
von 13ieberstcin. Emperor WI lliaifss iass
deeply chagrined at the damaging exi0gss
surcs OF the inner workings OF the poiffsgs
fearing that further weakening OF Inoitees
authority through the use the socjnlisfsS
arc preparing to make Of the evidence Et
| the elections. Els e Majesty serioiis6sS
blames the Minister for Foreign ffaasas
fff,.t
There was. g. stormy scene b etHeatss a tas
Emperor and Won 5ieberSf III on
At a banquet given to the ReichssA Aasti#s
the Hamburg Senate upon the. occa sioieess ssg
the horticultural exposition, the Enpsrai
Was not toasted The reasonSa Sassignedi5 i56f3
this is that there were a large nmnibeSs
of Socialists delegates prcsent,EIs9fss sS%Sis
Another serious Inference, tt53 20 in oSf:
amounting to a quartet, has arisen hsas
tween Emperor William and his Sbrotharss
Prince Henry of Prussia. said TO sbes dliGl
to the attitude Of His Majesty toWPrdssS
Henry favoring more tory3sp5lSsss
cy. III Il recent letter the Emperor sffss
percmDtorily forbidden his brothers& Is to tIS
any way y,r interfere in the politics tass
empire. The dominant party at the 3co,1zts
is frankly and bitterly anti-Britisl:y5 sS5
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
IN RICH sIOND JAIL.
Two Negroes Brought From Culpeper
TO Avoid Iynclltns,

Richmond, Va, June 5.-George r.
Patterson and Joseph Bradley, the ne
groes who were guarded by military In
the Culpeper county jail Thursday morn
Ing TO prevent them from being lynch
ed, are now confined in the Richmond
jail. They We're brought here last nigh
by the sheriff Of Culpeper county and
taken directly 10 the city prison. The
officer was armed with letter from
Judge w. l.. Jcffries. for the Culpeper
county Court, which directed that the
men be held here for safe keeping,
pending further directions from him.
The prisoners are trampS and are
charged with having shot Glenn Poland,
q railroad man at Mitchelps, in Gull
peper county several nights ago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Mrs. Baker IIere.i

Mrs. G.. o. Baker, the well 9W1ISle eJsss
t,lrer on health and hygiene, IS I'M #tEa
city from Chica go. This Is Mrs. Bakersas
second trip through the State and hers
Richmond and other cities have aTSa M
ened wide interest She does noe tounsfs
on wonlan's rights or politics, ftEf
breaches the gospel Of heal III and 9inSasi
way that has won for her almost nag
ttonal distinction. She Will give5tWN
lectures while here at Y=5M. c.. A...1ha haaIy
at $3.50 o'clock Monday and AWednesdaA
afternoon. ,5& ssSsEsssss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Levy Bros, s44 Main street.

Invite all to the bargain feast, besfIiS;ss
ming Monday Numerous bargains foES
the early and critical buyers who take
advantage Of this big special sale. Space
prohibits more than short bal lk OF SUI gas
prises In store for our customers. Indusss
trious and economical providers, Of sKTiass KTias
family needs should come early .int tEa|
week. These bargains can't be dupdISs
Gated later IN the season. We only rneIisS
that will be quickly bou ght by those sea
fortunate as to call early in this great
sale: a5ts3 .sSsssss: Ss:sss
4c. Yard. Fast color Scotch lawns I'm
&c. Yard. Orient silk, soft finish nrisS Sts.s
sc. Yard. simpsons X percal less8 8fasts
color
7hc. Yard. Best yard wide perca igsss
4c. Yard. Apron ingham good quaitfS SSs9
15c. Pair. Pure silk nitts. 81
12Ac. Pair. Fine imported rs stainleAss
hose. 7is.IG sSs.as
3sc. Beautiful carpet hassocks is5s Ssa
49c. Large stuffed sofa pillows
soc. 26-incll waterproof gloria nnGtsss
las. $,iG es s. VS. 81
&c. Large hemmed 1luck linen 8ToWafs
49c.. 59c. 75c. Special Iots ladies iSYs8s
dried shirt waists sSss;; Sssss
$1.19. S1.29, S1.79, $3.50. Ladies' $se nas tsss
dress skirts, big bargains. sS tsi
76c, Soc, $i.00. Peraale and d Cd nT.srfa fas
wrappers, wonderful values rs Ss$ s
25c Yard. Black figured bril- I'm ttiSsssss
regular worth 39c. a yart.
39c Yard, 45-inch French serge ,8e4srsSs
quality, regular wort il teac.
&c. Yard Extra IS iile yard s8 seSiH8,
tons. worth SC,
L!DY;Y,S g sBRRo 3 s4a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
&. T.. Jenkins Spec.al Sale.

Tomorrow 5000 yards Of lac. lawn and
dlmity go on sale at Sc. a yard, and
other interesting specials are told Of in
the advertisement Of G. Il. Jenkins,
which appears elsewhere. Mr. Jenkins
announcements have many readers and
this one seems to be particularly inter
eSting
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Four shoot ana one Fa.a,rv wounded

Macon, Ga, June Sat Jeffersonyille,
Ga, this afternoon, r. r. Newly and ].
Fl. Newly, father and son, engaged In a
shooting affray with J. r. before and
NJ. before, brothers. Ten shots were
fired, and r. r. Newly was mortnlly
wounded. An old feud caused the
tragedy. m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06

'"They are dandes." said Thos. Bow
crs. OF the Crockett (Texas) Enterprise,
while writing about De Wits Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills for
sick headache and disorders Of the
stomach and liver. D. G. Sterling, J. NJ.
+. Trotter Norfolk; r. l.. Walker,
Bramblcton: Truett & Smith, Berkeley. I
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Two Failures at Lynchhure.

Lynchburg, Va. June 5-Simon
Strause, clothier, assigned to-day; IL
abilities, about $4,000. James Hancock,
tobacconist, also made an assignment.
Liabilities $35, ,000
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Free lecture to Ladies.

Mrs. G. @. Baker, Of Chicag j.. will IgiYas
two illustrated lectures at the .Y. 1I.sC.s
a. hall on Monday and wednesday, fsfs
ternoons at $3.50 o'clock on subjects payaS
tanning to matters Of vital interest
maidens, wives and mothers. Il ssfs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Civil Service Examination.

kins. Of the postal service, held g. civil
service examination at the Custom
house yesterday for clerks and carriers.
There were but five candidates, three
white and two colorec. ,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Observation-Disclosures.

While wheeling in Botetourt strssg.
about o'clock Mr.. Frank Pelots ss;Waas
run into by gentleman. also onsa
bicycle. The former s wheel was badIsI
twisted up, and what might have beeMs
a serious accident was narrowly; ;aYertad&
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
Campos Advises tho ouee,,

Madrid. June 5.-The Correspondence
says Marshal Martinez Campos has ad-
Vised the Queen Regent against retain
of Cuba
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06
snnt,ers nr,ce ParaIyzcd.

Lexington. Ky, June Islanders =.
Bruce, OF New York. a famous ex-Con-
federate and editor Of the American
Speed Book was paralyZed here to-day
His condition Is regarded as critical.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06

After all the best advertisement for
"Ncwest Discovery" in painless extrac-
selves. N. Y Dental Rooms Only, new
number, 234 Main street., Ennis. Dentist.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06

Street Methodist church, ana Captain
John Keeling, Berkeley
Professor Cloward is booked TO sing I'd
st. Paul's church and Park Avenue
Baptist churches this morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
VARIETIES

Consul General Patrick Collins will re-
turn To Boston from London in June
and will resume the practice Of his pro
feSSion.
II is announced that President MclIin-
ley VIII attend the annual meeting OF
the advisory board Of the Philadelphia
commercial museums on June and 9
George w. Julian. Of Indiana. who was
once prominent in State and National
polltlcs, celebrated his cightieth
birthday on May 5th by holding a re-
union at his home in Irvington
Hon Frank i; Hyde late of the firm
OF Hyde, Gross x Hyde. of Hartford.
I"ln., and eN-Consui OF the United
states at Lyons. France, IS now asso-
cialcd with a Paris firm In the practice
Of law.
Governor Grout, of Vermont who is
one of the best farmers III that State,
was recently found by visitor TO his
nom" III Derby making maple sugar. lie
has ihnpcd $4,000 trees this season and
made l2.Ooo pounds Of sugar ana syrup.
The head of Lieutenant Camera. who
was dccap!tItcd by the aborigincs of
the island of 'rimor, has been received
ut Lisbon ana buried i'm the cemetery
mere. The Ministers of War and Ma
rlnc ana numerous officials Of all
branches of the service were present q t
the ceremony.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
Cnlicos n,,ti I'rir,ts.

New York, May Notwithstanding
the steadness of Il heavy rain 81 good
number OF buyers from prominent out
of town houses awaited themselves Of
the opportunity to make good pur-
chases of semi-Stapc cottons for uu-
tumn account. Purely staple cottons
were in moderate order demand. Fancy
cotton and cotton and wool dress goods
did well through advance orders. Silks
and WOODEN goods in large movement, as
were underwear and hosiery. Colorcd
cottons not active, but not neglected.
The volume Of sales completed was very
large. Printing cloths did but steady
business at slice. bid and declined for
June contracts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
Cation YEUrISefS

New York, May lathe cotton mar
kct was exceptionally DUH total sales
reaching only $4,000 bales. The scopc of
me fluctuations We're confined to q mat
yer OF ) points on what might be called
Inc more active Positions while some
months scarcely varied q point after tho
opening call. There was pcrccDtiblv no
outside speculative interest. The mar
kel continued TO be held chiefly by the
hfm relation Of the spot cotton depart-
mcnt, III which there is considerable ac-
tlHity and iirmness. The closing was
quiet and steady, from l point lower
TO point higher.
New York, May 13.-Cotton firm: mid
ding, Z l3-lGc. Net receipts. 20 bales.
gross, l,S3O bales; exports to Great Fri
tam, 2.922 bales; to the Continent. GOO
bales: forwarded, 8 bales: sales | Sos
bales: stock. l71,27G bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, =. los bales.
exports to Great Britain, 30S3 bales. 10
The Continent. 600 bales: stock. 4cS.0Oo
Consolidated: Net receipts. 2Ss5G
bales; exports to Great Britain. ola
naieS; 70 France, 1920 bales; to the Con-
t;nent. 24.l7i bales.
Total since September /: Net recejpts
6.5l1.Ol? bales; exports to Great Britain.
2.9o',033 bales: TO France. 612. 763 bales
10 the Continent. 1,95S,7S3 bales; 10 the
channel. 5.iSl bales
New York. May 13.-Cotton futures
'''.'NiS S.tItS, iIDU Dl!cS. A19rCll.
6,S6: May, 7.31 June, 7.42: July. T.iG: Au-
gust, 1.aS: September. 100: October G.S3:
November. Csc; December. G.S4.
Closed quiet and steady; sales. 70 900
bales. January, 6SJ: February, 6.a3:
March G91; May. al; June. 7.42; July,
..40: August, ',3S: September, 7.05; Oct0-
Der. GS4 November, G.S3; Dcccn, bcr. c. 81.
Spot closed firm: middling uplands
. E-l6c.; midding gulf, S 1-1Gc.; sales.
l.S25 bales.
Liverpool. May Ia p. INJECTION.
spot moderate demand and prices lower:
American middlng, 3-lGd.: low mid
uilnG. 20. The sales OF The day were s 900
b2tes. OF which 800 were for spccula tion
AND export. and included 1000 American.
Neccints, ll.Goo bales, including 10000
American.
Futures opened quiet with a moderate
Hemard ard closed quiet. but steady. at
tEc advance.
American Middling-A!a :. 07Gid
Euyct%; May ana June. / OG-Gi6ii O7-Gid
sellers: June and July. 1 Oa-GiGo4 OG-G.l
sellers July ana August 1 o.-Gi0i.
U'-h!d. sellers: August ana Scptc;n-
Ge!. n>-Hia. sellers: September and
octnher. :; d -GiMr3 5S-6id. sellers: October
and November. 3 81 -6+Gi3 52-G4a, sellers !.
December and January, :; -64d. bnver.s:
January and February. 3 IS-G!d buyers:
FEBRUARY and March. 3 4S-GAC,3 49-G4d
value.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
k.iXA Sfnnls

Market good and good cattle in strong
demand. Muk cows from Eastern North
Carolina cannot be SOLD on lhiS market
owing TO the United States quarantine
regulations.
Choice heavy Western cattlc.3l.6I4l,c.;
common to fair cattle, 3033ic; Eastern.
North Carolina best. 21a@3igc.: common.
ll9m2hc.; heifers. Western. 2H03iac ;
bulls, "a @3c.; fat COWS, 2I:m3hc; mich
cows. good. per head. S20.C0sJs5 90; COWS,
common, $lo.0002o.00; butchers sheep,
Iz'2M &c; good, corn-fed hogs. 81 dl3& C.
llSht pigs, 33ac. Hogs dull and slow de-
mand Dressed hogs. 4iac per pound.
Lambs, G@7c. per pound
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
ROSfll and TsIrpeutiuc.

Wilmington, n. c.. May l3.-Spirits
turpcntine steady at 25A 0l25Mc Rosin,
nothing doing. Tar steady at 81 O5: re-
celDts, 175 barrels. Crude turpentinc
duh at $l.20, $3.50 and $3.50
Charleston, S. c.. May l3-Turpentinn
nominal. at 25hc.: sales. =. Rosin. firm :
sales. =; c. c, SIPS: y. L. $3.50; T.. G.,
Sl.S3: II, $3.50: !, Sl,56; X, $l.G5: NJ, Sl.65
\. $l.15; w, G.. S1.S5: w. W. 50. 90.
savannah. Ga, May 13.-Turpentinc
nfm at 2'2sc.; sales. l92; receipts 1850.
Rnsln. firm; sales, ,013 receipts, 2.O1I.
Quote \. y, c. .. S1.35; e, S1.40: + 81 $50;
G. $l.53; II, $1.G0; J. S1G5 *, sl.75; NJ,
Sl.'': \, $3.50; w. G, $40; W, W, S235.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW r. r.
COMPANY.
Q; IMMERSON SMITH. Receiver
SHOisr LINE BETWEEN NORFOLK.
OLD POINT AND HAMPTON
SCHEDULE. TAKING EJECT FEB
ElfARI l. 1887
Trains leave Norfolk ana Ocean View
Depot, Norfolk, Va.
LEAVE NORFOLK - 80 a. m. 1873, n
m, ?i5 Il. M, II: 80 a M. $50 D. m, ,!2:0o
D. m, $40 y. m. $50 =. IN, 500 p. m. 7::;D
D.
LEAVE OLD POINT.-s1:o0 a. m, il2:5I
a. m, 9:i1 a. m. II 90 m. 1880 p. m lt2:0J
D. m, goo y. m. ! 80 p. m, 500 p. m, $50
r. m.
docs not run Sunday.
ii-S:31 Il. m and 200 i. III. trains from
Notfol; ,nnd Old Point do not stop be-
tween Wil!ou@hby Spit ana Norfolk
l.. -. MATIIES
Supcriut cndent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
CAPE: y
CHARLES
ROUTE J
NeW York, 1
Philadelphia
and Norfolk.
Railroad.

SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE.
THROUGH DAY AN NIGHT EXPRESS
EACH WAY. gi
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 13, 1897. 4
LEAVE NORFOLK. @s3asB
1:4o q. 10. daily, except Sunday-(P Ports
mouth High street, 1880 a. MI
Arrive at Philadelphia 5:42 p.fi
M: New, York at S:3S D. m 49,
LEAVE NORFOLK.
6:l0 p. m. daily, Portsmouth, High street.
6:55. Arrive at Philadelphia
6:lO a. M; New York, TAB a. 10. x
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. 90
300 u. m. daily, Portsmouth High street,
9:10, leaving New York at a.
m, ,hilndelphia. 10 p. m. rt$
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. -tJ5I lgs,t1,
sos p. M. daily, except Sunday-(Po
mouth. High street. SIZE p, mo.
leaving New York at q. m. =
Philadelphia, 1920 a. m. 58aG'A
Close connection made with all rau and
sound lines to and from Boston. %sf 39
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
beteween Jersey City Philadelphia and
ears on day trains between New York
and Cape Charles. Ef3il=5;
Through Tickets sold and baggage Il
checked Mt Wakes Agency. under Allan.
tic Hotel. md on steamers as. 334f
r. B. COOKE. General Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
McIlIOrnIllltsI,t.

Tug l.. Luckenbach passed out at IL
m with two barges in tow
Porth OF New York, May l2.-Arrivcd
schr. Menawa, Pendleton. Norfolk. with
lumber for Fort Hancock L. anchored
in Sandy Hook bay
Schr. Henry Finch, Soper Virginia.
sinia.
Schr. Frank Leaning, Campbell. Viz
ginia.
Lizard, May 12.-Sabroan. Gasden
Norfolk for Hamburg
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
=: E7sAvREER 3, !, Z u;U 81 -;
~, 0Id Dominion SIe0nshIl
- C0np0lY
u, FOR NEW YORK

:, PI !, IS !, !. SHIPS ARE APPOINTS
ei n ne SAih from Mso 70 DALI
HEeB s
EkIbSNEEsp e % n MI shTBAhKpaArsA ss
p: m Passenger accommodations unsuss
Fare. including meals and state
ra5s round trip: limited to ;hir4y ~
rd TSr tickets ;nd Ts;scvaiuoea Il st ass
M fs"elH' ot'fs Z e ya1 P1ah,ps lsavaI
a. 'e 6a PSns hf so neS NoreoF gsa
p% HiM nsou se Il Z; St OF STEAMERS
sSSday aaa n eo sailing daily
n, FOR oRa o II RolNT-At $50 and HIS, 81
:5 nm" and ia IS ana a. T ana e ao M
! T5srf &er5Sb 4 4e5 snd - 5aK ana
.:is FIJI i ia HsT + e ssg
f2f SW ssS N%S g." %S IS gMPaH
rSH 81: Eek h!ns ANS yh5'i WIS e sSS + f1nns
iorsmousI GAG m MN Bay At Lt Sso RaRtt
NETGo5n fs '; ah Z; T.; n1vnp T., =
$%;35%fSHHt e'f 8 e gfS L hSB e $6RR
RIVERS-To!iching at Old .Point-T,eava
fiTT plnnv y G wharf Monday Wednesday, and
M; Bay Line wharf, Norfolk, at 6:45 q. m.
rG CJfK NtAtNsSEMoT ~ RIVER AND sUF-5
connecting at suffolk with S. and G. +. r r
vrralsnt fo:. Mathews. Back, Poquosin.z
c MHr n,,,s severn S York and Nansemond riv.
~, mrciEh It. for Washington, N. c., and land
n ,fs On ar, Pam!ico and Pungo rivers re-.
Il. depot. - y q -
;, freight for Newbern. N. c.. received at
trc'Hht received daily except Sunday. Is
~ schedules subject to change Without
NJ. B. cROwEI.I,. Aren't. rs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14

New York. May 13-Flour-Firm and
fairly ACTIVE on spring patents and Win
ter stra!Ehts; winter patents. $4.6o014. 80:
do, straights, SI.40QD4.50. Southern flour,
steady: sales, $50 packages al S425 Rye
flour. steady. Corn meal steady. RYE,
iirnler: No. Western. CSC. Barley.
stoady; feeding, 2Shc, Barley malt. dull
Wheat-Spot iirmer; No. / Northern
New York, S5%sc.: T.. o. B.. af]oat: No. 9
hard New York. SIC.
Corn-Spot firm
Oats-t'irm: No. 2, 23@231Ac
BCef--Stcady.
Cut Enthusiastically
Lnrd--!.asy and dull; Western steam
cd. $40; May, sl.2O, nominal. Refined.
steadier.
Mess Pork-Quet
CabbaGe-Per crate. S1.OO@1 25; toma-
toes. per carrier. Sl.50Gl2.QO.
Ruttel'--Steady; Western creamery, y
Il5c.; do, factory. SGni1c.; Elgins, lac
imitation creamery, 1O@13c. State dairy,
llMl4c.; do, creamery, l2@l5c.
Checse-Quiet: large, 9246D1Oc.; small,
llM11Hc.; part Skins, 4GlSc.: full skins.
2laGl3c
l2gGs-stcady; State and Pennsylva-
MIA. lie: Western fresh, OA@10hc
Southern 9@9hc.
Potatoes-Quiet: sweets, Sl2.25M12.50
SPOT COfec--RiO dull; No. { invoice,
Sc; iohhing, Size; mild, steady; Cordova,
l11&@l3aic
SuGar--Raw, firm; fair refining, 21sc.
centrifugal &c test, 3 9-1Gc. Refined.
firm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
A TLANTIC AND


- DANVILLE RAILWAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH IL '9S.
tShippers' COMPRESS wharf, at s:29 a.; mt
West Norfolk $50 q. m. for Danyille and
intermediate points; arriving at DanvlIlei
5:2a p. III. IN
Train No. S-paily except Sunday
6Io p. M, arriving Lawnenceyille 1000 p. j
m Leave LaWrenceville {No 8 5:52 q. m. 8
Train No. connects at EIPoR1Al with
Atlantic Coast Line train No. SO, for all
EI9 ;,, IS South, leaving Empora $40 p. M
Nc 80: when notified by the 4: g: Il that
ana -. West Of Emporla. 81
Train No. connects at DENNlSTONS
JUNCTION with Norfolk and Western.
r; r: for Durham and intermediate. poInta.s
T :, I1s; 5; !, JUNCTION and DANVILLBs for
Pullman sleepers between Danvillet and
Ashevll!e, Atlanta, Jacksonville. Mem
Tickets on sale and baggage checked TAT
Wakes Agency and Company's wharf.
Norfolk, and at W. v. H. Williams ;AgeE.
VIM. Fl. TAYLOR, 9ss
Traffic Manager
CHAS. O,yHAINES, Gent ManaaerS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
Baltimore 5Jnrl1et.

Baltimore, May 13.-Flour-Firm and
unchanged.
Wheat-Firmer: spot and 1nonth, Sl%
otS2c; July, 77l@@77"sc: August. 7Gc
asked; Southern wheat, by sample. SIGl
SSc.
Corn-Spot strong and futures firm
spot and month, 302s @3oEc.; June, 2g7s
@3oc. July, 3o030Mc.; Southern white
corn. 323ac.; do, yellow. sic.
oats-Strong; No. white. &c; No. 2
mixed, 2iN2il&c.
Rye-Firm; No. . nearby, 41@4llAc :;
No > Western, 4IMGl42c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
ntniie.v fIjirsIpI.

HcW York. May t3.-NiOney on call
cS1SH q itQti1& per cent: last loan at1h
nei' Cent. ana Closing offered at IL nor
cslH. !riEno mercantile paper, 3iG6Ii per
'eist STERLING EXcEang" steady, with
9ctu2l hn&!ness in 'hani:crs' bills at 1871
.La MIR l2r demand ana 4; 1865 @4S6ls
~ SlStN O. " POSTED rates. iG7Gii. SSI3.
1olnlnerci&l Bins ASH, silver cnrfifi-
Gates, olM6lH Ear silver cos. Mcxi-
On dollars, 41ia. Government bonds.
h1in: State bonds. dull; railroad bonds,
E'y5iI '''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
Fresh Fish.

Croakcrs, per pound .lc.; taylnrs. per
pound, &C.; pan fish, per pound, &c: bak-
ing fish. per pound. Sc; founders. per
pound, &C.; shecpheau per pound, ic
and &C.; mackarcl, per pound Sc.
bnc fish, per pound, &C.: spcclllcd trout.
per pound, &C.; red snapper, per pound.
&C.; roe shad, North Carolina. I5c.:
buck shad, North Carolina. 7QISc herr
ing, SOC. per hundred rock, per pound,
S010c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14

Unconditional surrender, is the only
terms those famous little pills known as
DeWittS Little Early Riscys will make
with constipation, sick headache ana
stomach troubles. j. NJ i. Trotter. Nor
FOLK: K. L.. Walker, Bramblcton; Truitt
x smith, Berklcy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-14
RQ[[0[k I M0SlilDIll SIGlnMDI Cl

INC new anu pu"StIui p:sIicc
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
!NSiTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily us follows:
NOtTl! BOUND.
Steamers leave Portsmouth, foot
Of North street att. 80 d. H.
Leave Norfolk. foot of Matthews
Leave Old Point at ............. 1920 =. m.
Arrive Washington Mt .......... Gas n m
Nv. Washington nt IS 90 a. IN. 20 a. M
Ar Ar RSnla11ephia a,l5:1o a. m 1915 m
South Bound. B. a. Q. Penn X. II.
I.V New York at 80. II 80 Il. IN. ! 100 D. M
l.V Philadelphia Mt. :33 y. IN. 1913 p. n
Ar. WASN'T ng:on at. 1880 p. IN. 6:l8 y. m
Steamers leave Washing ton ut 100 D. M
Arrive Fortress Monroe ut. ....6:3O A. M
arrive norfolk at..................7: 30 a m
Arrive Portsmouth Rt.......... 800 n ~
The trip down the historic Potomac
River and ChcsaEcakc Bay on the elegant
steamers OF this company is unSurpa sSGd
The steamers are comparatively new nav.
ing been built in 1891. and nre fitted IN in
the most luXuriant manner with electric
lights, call bells and steam heat in each
room. The tables are supplied with every
delicacy of the sen son from the markets
OF Washington and Norfolk Tickets on
Bnlc ut 3. &, 0. ticket office: ~. & c. office
at w. T. Wake G. Co.'S office on wharf
For further information apply
D. j. CALLAHAN,
ielenhone AT. Aren't.