Newspaper Page Text
A VERY DULL SESSION
M the Opening the Market Was Barely
Steady, but Advanced Later.
THE DEMAND. HOWEVER, WAS LIMITED,
"She Net Itosult ?I Yesterday's Trad?
ing Wna i? Loss ?I I?Hut-2 E'er Cent,
in the funnily Active issues The
i losing Wna llnllter Wenn in Tone,
Without An} Im reuse ill Itiisiuess.
New York. Oct. IS Dullness reigned
BUpreute at che Stock K.xclupige lo-dny
At tie- opening the market was barely
steady, but prices advanced 'i'i<:ii per
cent. The Improvement was due to the
weakening ol sterling exchange. The
decline in sterling uxchange, of course,
puts an end to the talk about gold ex?
ports, and the sellers of yesterday were
tin- buyers of to-day. The demand,
however, was limited and when the in?
quiry froth the shorts abated prices ran
olY again. Tin- net result of the day's
trading was a loss of MffA per cent,
in the usually active issues. Tobacco.
Distilling and Cattle Feeding
i .? duller preferred gained '.4?,% per
cent. Tennessee Coal and Iron and I,a
Clede >!ns were exceptionally weak and
fell to 41 and L't7., r-spect i vely.
The vloslllg was rather weak in tone,
but without any increase in the volume
of business in Chicago Gas, which rang?
ed between 6SH<S!t?l) and closed at a loss
<jf >... per cent.
Bonds were irregular, bill In the main
ilrm. Sales, $1,70.1,000. The sales of
listed Btouki aggregated 102,130 shares,
and of unlisted stocks L':!.r.'.i'.i shares.
4 lOWlllg IllliS.
MUCK QUOTATION'S. N.H?V.
A C O. S, pri'l .147J-..
prtf. I? I'M. ???<> '
S. mtuierlt -. Hi"'. IS.
.-. rclWrle*, i?rcl I ?', it 1
I.-I V
101 Si I', i r. i.
?'.* A . IKt* U 1'. HI
I', H.V q. .?: W. S;
11, I A \V. . .Ii - IV, t.twt.22'
D. ?.::'. IV U. t'l"
t:._.in.. ruNPs.
I . liter.23 * A. i lam A. IW
i, K.;;' . A. i la?* U.-.101''
I I'.I?i ' A. Cllhs U.I'M
I. K A W., I. I'*. UKi
i. K x w. tuet. x < r-.iwe
l,S. .IS i? X I t's .124
1. A N. id!.. I V s :t.? . 8?'
-M C. IW ? V fi > iiref. ?!
M A V. 13 V T 11....... It
M < .10 i V P P. r.2J
M P. I - i\ It .Ill*
N .1 < .Ill I s i-, s. U7
N v i .it'ii" ? s i: v.?.
N A W.|,r..l.;. 14?... S e, common.12?*
N f. I '. s It, or. I. .
N I', nref. is.'., SC I't.10V?
?111*. JA-'i.i.
i|..oci Miirkef.
N. w York. Oct. IS.?Money on cull
nutet dt ?tJfSi'/i her cent.: last loan at
and eh sun: offer, d at per uent.
J 'i hue mercantile paper, .". pet cent.
Hai silver, Tie.. SterlliiK exchange
Weaker with actual business in hunkertr
lulls, at IsT' eiHs^v, for 1)0 days allll ISS'j
iHHSii for d ihuiiil. Posted rates ix-'u
<?$?; commercial bills. KttiVafi tSTj Ub\
eminent bonds, steady; Stute bonds,
dull; railroad i>..nils. irregular; Silver at
the Board was easlei'.
t iii, an ?> >tui-lief.
Chicago, < n t :? ii wheat would but
move a cent or ho either way frinii VOtj
til, it might bring about some action in
tile market abotit s-> long um ,i clings to
the Position it bus held for almost two
weeks, there triidors will not attempt
uiiyihliiK but the most inslgnillcani
business. Local scalpers were th?- only
I.pie who seemed In be at all alive iii
ibis grain to-day, and even their orders
were curtailed,
The dullness in (jorp had the merit of
heu e uninterrupted. Nut a thing de?
veloped !?> dlsitirb the MiUlel which
ieigned throughout Hie session
a decline of a fraction or slightly bver
from opening prices look place iii oats.
At no time during the session wits busi?
ness lively. The close was uiii Imaged
form yesterday of .May oats.
Provisions Thai imgs suffered iio de
i line this morn Inn was accepted by pro
duet traders us favorable neos.' This
sufllccd to suntn?i tin- provision Siiar
kei tor awhile in-day, bin near tin
- hd offerings Increased slightly and
ju-ices lost their flt'mucss.
r. openiij _-. Highest, i.iiiim, Closing,
October
x feint?
I .ei-ll.be
.\!n\- .
i .'-i- ?
O.I..I..T
Po euil ,
May .
I' r;.
.tSIIIIUI .
Mav . : .
Lnni?
ii ioIm i
.1 ill r.
l S>1
K.l's
< i, i 4 ; 7i ? ..
N.bei i 70 I 70
jiinury t "'? i . t j-ji ! i . ,
Cash Qtiointlohs -Ploiiis?There was
a moderate ilemaiid and prices steady;
-No ?_? spring, ilOifcC.; No. L' red, (JOVfc
'?"'? ?:,,c: \?. 2 corn. :;t?'t fu ::0;H,c ; No ??
Pal?. IS'4e
Mess pork. $s r.;i v ;-,o: hud. $.*i.6biii
D-61: s rti sides, n ?Miii; l? s. shoulders
.$j.::7'sf..:.M; s. v. sides, $5.50?S.7S
Whiskey, $1.22.
Sie? Yorb Slnrkef.
Neu Vork. < i. i. is, Hour Quiet, gon
priiljy ilrm; winter wheat, low grades.
$2,25(0'2,00: do . fair to fancy, njah'/i ::.4f>;
do . i.at. uts. r.i?4Minnesota clear.
...'.ipatents. $:t,35t& 1.20: low ex
irha, >j.iin; city mills, ?::? I do
Intent's. $4.20!ff$4.fiO. South, in limit
quiet and steady; common (o fair . xtl'li,
$:j!.10l<l$2.$0: good to choice, do., $2.!M<S
S;?.;?ii, ?
NVheat- Spot market easier and dull:
No 2 red, store and elevator, CSUc :
ntlb it. l?.'j.
Corhr-Spols Flrohger and fairly nc
tive; No. g, :ts%c. elevator; :tvr\.e. tilloai
Options wer.- nioderutely active Hrui
Hv'Vi cent higher; October, iT'v ? Xo.
vemberi ::7i,i ; bi.mber, 35%e.;'AIay,
Oats?Spots dull and slciiily. Dp.
lloijs dull ami unchanged, to i; eem
lower.- October. L':;?4c; November. 23*sc i
i >? e. mill i 2.1 IJc. Spot prices: N'o. 2.
5Me,; No. 2 v. bite. 251(10.: No. l' Ciilc&go,
. ?< Mixed Wesierii, Jh- <.i lt.
I'. .1 -St. ady and dull, family, !?.. ,?
ixe.', ??<tia mess, $7.50<ijf8.
I ..j Hains Doll; $15,
Tlereed Deef?(J?let; city extra India
Inc-s, lCc.i'u 17c.
Cut Moats?Steady; pickled bcllii ?.
'??\,c/<iO-;?.-.: hams. 9V4c; shoulders, i;'. ?.
@C%c.
Lard?ICasy ami iiulet; Western steam
loscd ai Ce. asked; city, $6.65. Refined,
lujot; continent, $0.40: s. .v. $o.7.">.
Pork -Quiet und steady; mess, >"T.v /
*tia.
Butter? Moderately active and sleudy ?
stat<- dairy. I2c.?9>21c.: do., creamery,
22c.'(t 22Vit' 1 Western dairy. lOc.'.i l.'c.
Coffee?No iiuotatlons given
Sugar? Raw, dull and steady; fair re-!
lining. ::'?i\; rcllried, steady; 6ft A.
t .'.-liie.Ci t'...e.; standard. 434c: cut loaf.
'. crushed, 53ic.: granulated. 4?j*.
Q 5c.
Baltimore llarkel.
Ualtimore, Md.. Oct. IS.?Flour?Firm
West, in sn|ier. $2.4549)2.05; do., extrti,
$2.7;"-''i::: d.i.. family. $3.20?3.50; wlntet
wheat, patents, $3.55$f3.S0; spring; do.,
$3.70?r4; do., straight. I3.654J3.75.
Wheat null; N>>. 2 red. spot and i ??
toher. G5^fcc.4jM?5*ic.; December, 67 Uc
?ii n"--,.-.; steamer No. 2. rcd, 62%c.<i02?ic.;
South, in by sample, 66c.4J07c.; do., on
m ade. 63MiC.<0 WH&o.
Corn?Firm; mixed spot. "T;'1.,.';i .'.T7^. ;
October; 37V4c.iji137tec.: November, 36c.fr
*c: year. TPkO.i? "I: Junuary, 33*4*.
3%t\; Southern while. 36c.4j<37c : do.,
yellow, 37%c.f?S8V(.c.
Oats?Kasy; No. 2 whit.- Western,
?-.'O'-c-'n 27c.: No. 2 mixed, do.. 23c.<fl2.P/ie.
Rye?Dull; No. .'. 44c.(J>45c., near by;
c.ff,4Bc. W.stern.
(.'OttOII Hill-lie Is.
New York. Oct. 18.?Cotton futures
closed steady; sales. 397,700 hales. Oo
ober. v!<7: November, 8.07; December,
1.04; January*, 9.11; .February, IM ft;
March, '.' I'.': April, 9.24: May, 9.29; June.
'.'.;i::.
New York. ? a t. IS.?Cotton easy: mid?
dling mill. !?'.?..<? ; middling 9Uc Net re?
ceipts. - hales: gross, 11.33:1 hales: ex?
ports to continent. .Mm bales; forward?
ed. 4,101 hah-s: sales. 2sr. bales, all spin?
ners; stock. 1C0,290 hales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. 4::,4is hales;
exports to Great Britain, 2i'..:iH bales; t.<
continent, Ton bales; stock. TIMM? 10 bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts.
272,402 bales; exports to 15rent Britain,
?10.796 bales: to France, 8,110 hales; to
continent, 47.27". bales.
Total since September 1: Net re?
ceipts, 1,050,391 bales: exports to (Sipnt
rllalh. 231.57? hales; to Prance. 28.197
ih's: to continent. 153,125 hales; sales.
47J273 hales.
I.leu pool. Oct. 18.-12:30 p. in.?-Cotton,
d.-mand fair and prie s linn. American
middling, t Ifi-lCd; sales. 12.000 bales;
American, 11,400 bales; speculation and
export, IjOOO bales; Receipts, 2,200 hales,
all American. Ftiiurea opened steady
ami demand moderate.
Liverpool, Oct; 18. I p. m.-^Ariierl
cati middling lair, f.' .d: good middling.
."? l-l?ii; low middling, 1 13-USd; got d ordi?
nary. I ll-iod: ordinary, i';d. October.
October and Nov ember. I 50-64$ I 61
64d sellers; November and December,
?I 50-64 (S I 51-04il stiller; December and
January. 1 5l-6l#4 52->64d seilet: January
and February, 1 52-64(if4 *>3-64d seller;
Match and April. I 55-64d buyer: April
and May. I 50-04? t :.7-04d seller; May
and June, 4 67-?44?4 5$-64d buyer; June
and July. 1 59-04d buyer; July and Au?
ll at, I 6O-045P4 6l-C4d. Futures closed
nrely steady.
/\.-w Orleans, Oct. is '"..it..11 fir
iires irregular and easy; sales. 1116,400
ales. October, ?;02; November. 9.02;
December, x.9S; January, 9.00; February,
9.01; March, 9.04; April. 9.00; May, !>nv;
June. 9.10.
Keeelpm H> Kail unit Kleaiuer.
Olli. ,-,.;' i i..- Virgil i. .,,
Norfolk, v? . h i. 1.-. i-.;,.
'iiii.nii.-ii. Local. T?iid
H ?biard All Mil'. . . ? 1,'K. 1 87;
Atlmitlc .v Danville. 7~<
Niuiulk \ Sutitlioiu. 24 S.s
Sin:.. h A < arelu.a . . .12 ?;;
Ni.ru Ik A V. enain. - :-74 a. i
Nor rollt Coll 011 tiai-;.et.
- ? . ? :
Friday^-Tone. I. ->. N'ouihial
<..1 tyiii.Ultig.9 5-1. ,-. t::-l.;
WhlillUB. 90 .'. i 2
1,0* Malaiin?. > 9-iij . l-p.
lioudOrrlluaiv.....7 .1 :i->
k-ivn n*iv?.
. 1 \ ' : t ;
I shlpuienu. ..... '? ?? i,...'.
I ?ldck. . -".'...HI ?.':.:,;;
WIlOI.IISAI.i: <! t O'l'A'flOVN.
i* l*<>\ Islol,-..
Norfolk. Y.i . i i. t 19, IVO.
Fish?Mn?-kc;vl. No. 2. in kegs, $4.S0;
ne\v, small. Si. n< w ? medium. $121 No
:t. in kegs. $::..M>. I let ring. Family Roe,
half barrel, $2.75; North Carolina Cut
Herring, $3,2503.75; Fastern, in barrels.
$2.75'?;:.
Mess Pork - Neu . $9.75.
Jlam- Pork, $10.
lfnlns - Shiltlilii hl. II? 17c.
Hull, Meats Cloni uh. $5.85; fa'
lacks, $5.75; bellies, $6.2.W$C:50, as to
llzo pieces: pork plat". a.
Shoulders Sugar cured, 8c.
Bticoii? Shoulders. 7c;
Breasts?Sugar Cured, lie
Lard- l*iire laid, tierces, T'/iT'.c. as to
iases and tubs. 7?..- over li -tves. cotn
aiituri, .'..-.; tierces, in cilses. 6'4V<
Cheese?Cream, lOti'lOViC,; Western
Dairy. 94J 91
Butter- .Market strong: New York
state dairy*, hew. 21(<j23c : fresh creain
-ry. 24!U'-25c; Wcstcrii. 160'lSc
Kerosene Oil?Firm; li-' degrees; lie :
10degrees, i:i\c; Red. 150degrees, Mci
4; nu l l io..
Coffee?Stronger; Bio, common. lO'^'o"
17'^c.; Fait*. Ik1 , 'it I9c ; Good, IMii'SO^ic;
choice, L'K?JlVJc.; Laigunyra, 211-3c.j
Java, 2,..'<t::ot..c.
s> rups and Molasses?Steady; Syrups,
I'trlghti lS(ii23c.; Pair C.rades. 1655'20c.;
Potto Rico, in. 20. ami 26c; as p. grade
M> It 'Orleans Molasses Quiet; Fair,
20ii25c; ?;.I. 3C6jl40c.: Choice. 45c.
Flour Market ndvanciiig; West?
ern Spring Wheat. Fest Patent
Ftunlly. $4.50: Winter Wheat,
Best Patent Family, $4.25; Win
lor Wheat, choice patent Family.
$3.90; choice Straight Family, $3.60;
Hood Family. $::.:.n. Fair Fnmlly, $3.30,
? end Low Faintly. $3.25; Hood lOxtrn.
$::.i:..
I Suit ?Firm; Liverpool Fine, $1?$1 le.
Cl. A., 55(866c . as to weight.
Hi. e -Milled, OfyOc; dice, In rough, 0!
C5c. per bushel.
Nugnr Hnrhel.
Market firni. out of town prices aro
dependent on the delivery rates to the
different points. Local talcs arc being
iiunl.? as follows:
Cut loaf. 50
Powdered . .-. 11
? iriintilated . 4 m;
Confectioners' Standard ' A "..., 1 7:;
American on' "A". 4 75
Franklin Nearly white "li". -t ?:;
C. iit. nnlal. Iirlgtil yellow #'B"... 4 23
California "P.". 4 17
Franklin Standard extra "C".... 4 11
Keystone extra "O". ::'.14
America 11 extra "jC". ?, 8S
Kearly White Now Orleans Sutiar..
BS?)? Fry your food in Cottolcne instead of lard und it will
?jag be free from that grenshicss and "lichness*' :-?> iiis'.i? ? ??
m ing to dyspeptics; the flavor will 1).-delicious inst* d of
rancid, and your food will ; .-.<? :. . . '. Put it :*.: ? cold
KSp pan, healing it with the pan. Cottolcne reaches the
Egta: cooking point much quicker than lard i uv should thcte
fore he taken not to ovcihi ,t it. I'ol'.ow these iuslruc
WsSft tions?you will never use lard again.
Li'-;iu:ao Cotto'.tao lri*dc-ini,rks -??'V,,-.;rttr"tMA $tetr*$head^n cotton inf
Till'. -V. It. PA1UBANK COJll'ASV, ST. LOUIS nutl CIIH'AUO,
??rntii.
Peas?Steady; Black-Eye Pens.$1.7?
per bag; Black, GOtjf55c. per bushel,
Corn-rSouthern while, quiet, at "',
igi3oo.
Oats?Steady; Mixed, 28c; white,
?0(H ::2e.
Mill Peed?Market steady; Rrnn.
$15.50: shlpstuff, or middling, S 17.50.
meal, white bolted, per 50 Iba.. 52c.
Hay -No i Timothy, $llr>0j No 2,
?10:80,
Produce.
Southern Fruits? Bauauas, $1fZ$l.?~i
per bunch; oranges, Sorrento, per bos,
$::.r,0; cOconnuts. $4.25 pi'r bat; ol 100;
pineapples, 7(if8c.; lemons, ?'?: North
M'll apples. $2.2igt 2.50,
Poultry- Chickens old, 25c; spring
hlekens, I2<f20c,
F,ggs?Wholesale. 15? 16c. pel dozen.
Beeswax?::"???. per pound.
Truck?Irish |>o tit toes: Eating pota?
toes, $1.50 per bap; Onions, $1.75 per bag!
PeoniiI Mnrkcl.
Market ?lull; Prime, : strictly prime,
'!.'?.: fancy. tPic.; common '-"u.
l anlsh, $1.10,
SHIPPING NEWS.
irl ol Nortolh iiikI I'm tsnnxitli.
October Istli. ISn.1.
ARRIVALS.
Spanish simp Sorra', Lazaruaga,
Gnlveston, to LIveriHiol. William
Lamb & Co, Coaled and sailed
iohrs. Marty A Itandiill, lamb. New
ntloh; .Maud.- Sherwood, Kelley, New
Bedford; JamesDiiyldson, Riinkiii, New
Haven; Herald, Keys. Washington; t!.
A. White. Connor, Providence; George
13 Waleott. Kecd, Portland! lo William
l.atnb & Co. for coal.
sehr. .1. H. Meredith, Adams. Ghlckd
hoinlny liter with wood.
*enr. Maude Seward, Baltimore,
light;
M MM O BAN OA.
Brig. Malison. Crupo, from Chiirles
iii. passed iti the Capes foi Norfolk
at 10:110 a. in.
t.'iipe Henry. Vn? Oct. l>? -12 M
Clear. Northeast wind; 12 miles. Heavy
sea.
< 'LEA RED.
.-. hr. Gebrge I'. Davenport; McLe?d,
Pot t land, with coal.
Schi*. Clarence H, Vernier/ Watts.
Boston, with ? "ill
Sehr. William I. Walker. Chase, Pall
River, with coal.
SAILED.
s.-hr. Georgia L. Drake, Schollleld,
Bermuda, with i ial.
Sehr. Ali..- It. Phillips, Crosby,
Bridgeport, with coal
Sein. George E. Dudley, Wilson.
Bridgeport, with coal.
Sehr. Maty .lane Lee. -. Bock
land, with cargo.
Sehr. Stephen .1 Fooks< Crahmer,
[view York, with lumber.
Sehr. lOllshn Glbhs. KenneT, Nov.
Bedford, with coal
Tu? Haid 1'.. Illll. Ferguson's Wharf,
.lames river, with Jackson barge No. ;;.
British s tea hier Colonna passed out at
i I- M. for Baltimore.
Shaving becomes a
^ simple, pleasant feature
J> of th.' toilet with the aid
$ of Pine Blossom Soap.
v* A medicated, antiseptic
5 soap,it softens the skin,
t soothing and healing all
0 ? ? ? 0 ,
^ irritation and prevent
? ihg skin diseases. Ar?
resting any incipient
eruption and producing
a clear, healthy com?
plexion.
pp.icr. 25 cents,
Foster medicine co.
D A LT I M O n E , MO.
ig ALL PAPEifl
.FREE,
jlil 1'iipcr or. per nicer up
llariK.'O.' largi Bimnlr tov- k- now i? ij? lu
I ..ii trMI i r . - fit.iHt.
cmai>. m. n. killcn, 1233 Filbei t &t. Phiia.,Pa
'i it? v un* Iii iiit?
IttNU & SOUTHER!? I R, CO.
schedule in effect july i. ism.
malj. and express leaves nor?
folk daily (except Sunday) !l ?;. u in.
11 i Elizabeth City, Eden un, Mnckey.s
Kerry, Roper, Panlcgo. Dclhuvcn, et<
Connects at Kdcnlon ?villi N iiikI 8 It. R.
steftmei as follows: Daily (except 8un
iliiu for laviuoutli. JUuiesvllie, lAllliuili
ion an.I Windsor 'EUESDAY. TIHJUh
hay and SATURDAY l<" all landings
on Chowan river, and Cotiin <>n XION
Day, TiirnsDAY mid bati bray r"!
nil landings on Cbownn rlvci on M<">N'
day and Friday for Bcilppenloiu; river;
and WEDNESDAYS lor Salmon Creek.
I'onncctluu ai Rcllhn.veii v ni, Kti'iimoi
Virginia Uarc tor Makclcyvlllc, South
Criiok, Aurora, Waslilnitton and tuturme
illato Ian,Ulms.
EVEN I NO EXPRESS LEAVES SOU
1'iiUK mo i- in. daily (except Si.n.ii,si for
Elisabeth City, Euehton and wnv-stu
Hons. Coimeis at Ellrnbclh City with tin
steamer Neu v Monday, Tuesday. Thtirs.
duy slid SftturduN tor Netrtoeni. Itonnoki
Island and Morfilicgd City, Klnston and
and Baturda> foi Newbern, Itounoke Is?
land and Morohead Clly. Klnston and
Hoi IslKiro Via A and N. <-. I! H . and foi
Jacksonville, Wilmington* N C and all
stations on :..<? W. N. and N. II. It,
ARltlVB AT NORFOLK]
MAIL AND F.XPRESS <ioil\ (except
Siuulav) ai 1:25 I- in . and Express dally
(except Sunday) ai it a. in.; connect with
all rail and steam lines in Norfolk foi
tin' No;tin Bast an.i Wintt. rasscngei
stations looi ni East Muin ?Irrtet, Nor?
folk and Western depot. Frolgtit Bta
tton on Water stri el
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH,
FAST FREIGHT LINK AND OI.D DO?
MINION LINE between ail points Nortti
ai.il East via No: folk and N"..i folk and
Soutlierii Railroad io Eastern N?ftli Car?
olina.
Freight recidved dully until '. p in. mid
forwardlv iirbmptly at (ow fall
For further Ino.imntlGii apply io the
General Office of thi N and 8 n R. Co.,
Norfolk, Va.
lt. C. HUDGINS,
General Freight and Pass. Agent.
l?. K. KING.
General Malinger.
Caps I Hew YorK
Charles | Pft?afl?ipftia anfl
Route I Hort?? IB. 80
SiN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINK
THKOLUH HAY AND NIGHT EX-PRESS
EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT .MAY 5. IS9I
LEAVE NORFOLK';
7:45 a. m. dully, ex ept Sundny?(Ports
mom li 11 la li -' ? ? i. 7 !i? ii in.i
Arrlvi it Philadelphia 5:52 p. m.:
Ni w ^ tirk at f -M p. mi
LEAVE NORFOLK.
ii 10 p. in. dally. (Portsmouth, High streel
5 ,. i An Ivb at i'himu-lpht.-,
6.10 ii in . N.-w York 7:4tl u. in.
ARRIVE .? T Ni iRIfl ILK
a. m dally, (Portsnioii !?. Hlsh street
!l:liil, leavluu Ne* 1 Ork S j. in..
Philadelphia HiIC p. in.
ARRIVE . T NORFi 'J.K
S:05 p. in dally, exeunt Sunday -(Ports
liiouth, High sn.ft, s:i"i )i in i
leaving N'.-a \oik ai S a. in
Philadelphia. \>>:'M a. in.
Close connection made ?Ith all tall a.-.a
sound lines to and from Boston!
Pullman Sleeping Cn h Ini night trains
between Jersey I'll i'hllsdCllihin ill .
Ciipq Charles. Pullinaii Ituffol and Pai
lot Cars on day (.rains between i'liila
ilelphhi and Cape Charb -
Through Tlnkets Hold and baggage
checked at Wglke's Agency, undi
lauin Hotel, nnd on the. steamers,
It It CO< IKE. lieneral Agent
i i i i'|nii I'aci; wi'iti ii oi. -i'i: a, Ii. kali?
lt in. i i i m inn in Klertrli ,r-j\yn.
li.., ? i to take th ,.1?.I Ins hU-Mu'tTcttSf
im.I..I will. Ii Ihm Uoiic um li iNii lliDI il.u k iii Ii?
|.m iii iiiliiu Iii- been i borouahlir r. - I
..ii i .ii i.i.i.iil in lit.* t'-'i-i s a i mmh . nti-i i- noli
? i..- oi tin. I fit (i|ul|.|.-1 Hint mi..I ii|, In mi.l ln> .
linliiii' tiH In tin- toiiil lie tin. nil ilib latc?; in
iirotfil Iu-li unfitly, willi tu. Uno?Iolaeoi"tir.nin
lira >i.ii . X|.|.||i on- :u tin.lei I il iii-iru
liietiti. : in- i ? ...... i. >...,;? 11.1 in: i.i . ..a i .ai , o i
. io/i n ... i in A. t' ha Kitt I' r is luel
I..i iln- iH'dtii t i. ir-. irith :. i.i.my <?! Prnial
tiiatcllsl to tin nil k lid* bl I e id work at iirlctfi
?aialiict. ry toal ? la.t i.el-.
' im \. n ii vp.hia i', PKX;nsr,
OflirewM- It- un l l.'.l M.i.i, sii.-.'i, 0|i|Hi>iio f.-ifv
loKt .Hin:, Norfolk, V?. Office liolirl liom 1
upui?lul
\y. li, a I IA n ?rlH re
tes CHURCH
(in MONDAY, \ ? it 5t'i, ISIfl. tor the e<
duet of t'.ie I phbUterini: Mini Ma tiro j b i -
in. i" und ivill he p e . j to h-.i \ e Ihepiihiie,
llulr >ln!tros?ei inaae ovl?r for V- lorroer
pric* iS.tO. New Tick I iruuho.l mr >
lorinor t i i - ?>.
tir.lCrg hy poitul ?rill reu ivo prompt ut
ieutioU,
W. K. A !_ L- e: Psi.
For Over Fifty Years
MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTH ING SYRUP
has been used for ? hl|dren while teething.
It soothes the . hll.l, soft? CS the triitn-. al?
lays all p.un. cures wind .-oil... regulates
Ibc stomach and bimels. and Is the lu st
rein.'dy foi dla'irhoea. Twenty-live cents
a bottle, Sold by all drui;Kists throughout
tin- world.
Irwin's Twin City Express.
W. T. Irwin & Co., Broprictors.
OFFICE I. water ST.. Norfolk, Va.
Ample facilities for hauling unything t<
and from anywhere in the three cltles.Tcl
epliono No II CHARGES REASONA
RLE. H ad H .r^s. M,.|.s an.I COWS le
moved front ihe iin,-.- cities free oi chare*
promptly at small cost*
i II % vi 1.1.us* ?I till..
SCHKHt.'Ll-. in KPPKCT OCT. 7. ls:?.Y
I'Ail.N I N i' HIT SUNDAY.
Leuvc Norfolk 0:45, 9:00, 11:00 u, in.: 1:00,
3:00. :. 00, 7 ??? |i in
I .oil vi' Ocean Vlow S:00, l" 09 a. in.; 12:00
noon; -':00, i no, ?; "??, S:00 p. in.
SUNDAY T It AIXS
I .on vc Noi folk "<>. II :00 u. in.; 1:00, :i 00,
5*00, 7:>m |i in
l.envi Oci an VI? w 10:0) ? m ; 12:0> noon;
2*00j i :00, >. iw,. in
All iriiln will lop al Stations on signal
in- notice i?> Conductors, Scats In Parlor
Par !;??? extra
Ariane i." to ? . im Im- luailc for Spcclill
Tiain ??i ?';.- Datleltlg or Dinner Pur?
in ? ni>..a iiiplleuttoii ai th-- Superintend?
ent's < illlct. < >? ? V low, \ a
V\ A. HA It 111 TT, .Ii .
General Manager.
Gcnoral Olllcc, Ocean Vi.-?. \*u.
CONDKN8KD s
AC
N.. :; i No ioi
BTATH INS. i Dully ex
i l)nll> I Sunday.
I.V. Norfolk. Vn_ K~4? in 2 10 i> in
At Suffolk, V? .'It a in , .'? 05 |?. in
Ar Tunis. X i- |0-.!lS II in I i':' jl. iii.
At llobgood, Ni C :i . .. in i '. 23 i?. in.
I Ar Tlirboro, N i* L ??> ;? In , 5:W p. in.
.Hooky Mount.n.c 12:50 ji in 0:25 p. in.
I Ar. Wllllamalon, n.c. .' ..?> p. m
Ar Plymouth, n.c. i 0:00 p. in.
Ar. Washington, n.C.h . , i:35 p. m
Al*. KiikIoii, N. C .1.j 7:3."i p. il
i Ar. WHSbn. N. <' i h p m to r.:l p. in.
Ar, ?oldsb?ro; N. C ' 2:07. p. in . !? u. m
At WllmiiiKtoni N ?' 5 ??!"? p "i I cm a. in
Puyotievlllc N t* t 30 . in I -. I n, in
Florence, s.i*. 7 :. i? ???? h ??? it. m.
j Ar IThtirloKtotii S i' 10:571 p in ; i.:iii u, in,
i'olumblii, s i i.|i in ii to u. in,
Augusta, on. s W -i in *? Wl p in.
Atlanta. Go. 12:1*1 p in 12 i ? p in.
Ma. Oil, < la. I :?W n n 11 i?.i it. in.
Savannah. Hu 1 ? ? n m ? ? ? a In
Jacksonville,Phi ?:,10 a m |. m
Set nut. N Cu ?? '?' ??? It- i" .
Hal. lull. N. ?! 1:0 ? in i .
i.M Qr?enulMiro.'.'i C 1 7:2?) p in i .
I Ar. Aahevlllo. N. C. ISlDO in .
N??. Dully. connects willi S A. i.
11 win 2a for an points South
N.i. 103 Diilly, except Snitilny, makes
I,,.oluieotlon at IfotiKOOtl foi Wash
lijetoti, N. <". Ivlnsttdi. ?'. Plymouth,
< <- aii.i all Pastern Carolina itotni
also til Hock-. .Mm.m wiili A. C. I. train
. for all pollltS South.
Trains arrive at Norfolk 8:05 p. ni ilnlly j
i . ii in!2ti a in dally, ixfi.pl Suiulu>
HiiKifiitte checked at eompnu> ?? n i'r
j folk wharf and also at lifllc.?? ol I'a -? ngi i
and Tl. ket Ag-tit. '??>? Main ?licet
Por tickets to nil paints South bleep
line .at reserviitlon and general Inforuia
llo'll, call on or addri us,
.1 A NGUHKIiAUP.lt.
Passcncer and Ticket Ancid;
JAM KS P MAI* PIN.
Gem rnl Forwarding Ag? at
'?'. M KMKItSON,
General Freight un.l Pit \ ?
a M BF.RI IClib,
io n. ial Msj.-oirrr. Norfolk.
Ife?Mi iioiil
DIRECT ROUTE.
"oit boston, PROYTDBncR AND
SAVANNAH
Kvary MONDAY, WKDNKSDAY and
'RIDAY at ii p. m. POR ROSTON.
Ill providk
.. ry TURSDA V THURSDAY un.l SAT?
URDAY at Ii I' iii.
VRfc.8 TO ROSTON AND PROVI
DKNi'U.
li-t class. Ineiudliui in.al l and sa?
loon sluturoom berth.9:0a
|'8el.'I . hiss, lie hi.ling meats aleI
bei II. 7:00
POR S.w A N NAH
ivory WBDNKSDAY and SATURDAY
at !i a 111.
'an First elitSs, in?.lu?llng meals
(Hid Perth.H2 50!
oi. ? S.HeI class in. lulling meals
..ii.I hunk. S 00
Perishable Freight sent via Provhlenrli.
jrWarded b>' .?.iil> iriln t.-. liostoii, ami
ut the sani" rate as by dir. . t steamers to
toston.
Perlshohh P'relirhts nol received later
i m I '. > p in. ?>n mitlitte days m Rostoti
ships, ".:2h snllini; days Providence
pi. i .
Por turthor Information apply to
t. ii u KIHHT, a. . ni. Norfolk, Vii :
A i?. STRBRINS, Ass I Tai irr M Kr.
\V P TURNI3R, HolieruI Pass. Ag't.
.1 i- VVHITNPY. Traf Me Mttliairei.
General Offices, Baltimore Md.
Norfolk and Washington
? teaniboat Company.
I ii n. w and p..\v. i ! ui iron palace
leiutiers NKWPORT NKW8, \VASH
INGTON und NORPOI-K will leave
daily a.- fofioWs.
NORTll BOl'ND.
si. .ii.. i leu ye Porisniouth, toot
or North street ai. 6l50 p.'inj
tieavn Norfolk, fodt ?-f .Math. v.
?are! I. at . . 0:10 p. in.
heave Ol I Point at. 7 20 p in.
Arrive Washington at. 0:15 u in
P. ,v . . p. nn It I!
!.-. WasliinCton at.i S:00 a. in. 7:5.*. a in
\i IMilllidelrihla at..11:10 n Hi. 11:0.1 a in.
.', i NeW Vei l; . I :.'?'. II in. I '.:: p. in
South Hound II. .?: i >. Penn. R.R
I.v. New York at_II i" p. ta. II :'?i li. III.
I... Philadelphia at.. I::t:i p. n.. I ::-:?i p. in.
Ai Washington at., 4 10 p m. i:. > p in.
St eu iners leave Washington at . 7"' p.m.
Arrive ni Porlrriss Monroe at.... u:'l0 a m.
Arrive ai Norfolk at. 7:30 a. in.
Arrive at Portsmnuth al . S:00 ii in.
The above schedule gives passengers
front tic- Noi ih a lay over of two lloilrs
an.I Hiiro minutes in tie- l-venlng he fori
taking tie steamer, thus affording an op
iiortuttltj .1 s>?ing the Capital of the
?
?i i, iHii d?wa the historic I'otomac
?:,\. i a:.-1 i'liesapeake Hay oil the elegant
st< simi i ??i ttii - ? ? uipany Is iinsurpiissi I
'Cin ?-ti-niners nr. eoinparailvely hew, liav
, jieeii I.ulh in IV'I. and an titled up.
in the most Ihm riant mil inter; with ek?
itb |l{thi I. ? ?ii bell and .-team heal in '
? . ?? loom, Tl.. tables an- supplied wjln
...iv dr-lleuc; of Hu season from th.
inarkeis ol Washington and Norfolk
Tick, ts on sal.- at P. .v O, ticket office: N
... i olle? ai W. T. Walk.'.s & Co.'a
ui Ik -. on wharf.
Pol further Information apply.
D. J. CAHl.AHAN,
Telephone, ill. Agent.
at i.AN'Tii ? "and dan viLurr"j:.viL7
WAV.
SCHEDUI.ri in RFP13CT MARCH
I7TII, P'..
I.eav.- S-.lppers Compress Wharf.dallv,
9:2U ,> in : West Norfolk. 9:43 a. in tor
UillTalo Lit hin Springs, Danville ami all
Intermedia!? Htations; arrivliiK al liuffalo
IJlhia spiines at ?:.*? p. m : Danville, 3:25
p in Leave Norfolk ?:'.m p. m. West
Norfolk. f.:45 n ni Leave l,i? wrcia-e
ville dully u.xcept Sunday) at 6:00 a. in.,
arriving at Danville al 10:00 a. m.
t'onnectlon mad. at Danville and Jef
fU-SS .1 Ullclloil for all points in tin! South?
ern Railway System; at Deiinisiou June
11..:i tor Durham, South Boston and all
I ... ..a ihc I>uiham Division of the
N .m i w i: l:
All Kam- in.ike connection for Buffalo
lathia SpriiiKN exceptiiiK Sunday's.
Pullman sleepers lietwecn Danville,
AsllbVlilO, Atlanta> Augusta. .Memphis
ami No? I IrleailS.
Tickets -.ii sale and hnKriiRe checked
al Walke'S Agency, Compaiiv's AR.-ne.
?it wharf. Norfolk: W. V. H. Williams'
Agchcy, J'ottsmouth.
W. 11 TAYLOR.
0taeral Passenger .\g?nt.
rt C. O, 11 A IN'KS.
i ( - Superintendent? .
ni > vi.i,dun ,i.i id;:.
r in. n.Hci cu.K. \i.r.i.M.\i:i.i: and
I ATLANTIC RAILROAD CO
Kunntnu in iv. i ' ii Norfolk and the fain
outt Vlrgthlu Beuch Seaside Itcsort.
silas w III ut mill w. VAN nor*
i ?bn, Receivers.
t1mk TABLE in EFFECT bun HAY,
?CTOIIKR 6tii imc
iia i LI i:m KIT SUNDAY.
i .cave Norfolk 7 in. mixed; li u. in..
local exproi i 11 in . Im a I express.
Leave VIlKllllll Ilia. Ii 9 a in. local eX
prcss; I 11. in , mixed: 'i p. in . locul ex
pl-.-HS. .
si n k \ y TRAINS:
Leave Noh.,11, in :!n a. ni . local express;
:: 11. in , local exi ii - -
lainvc Virginia Beuch 1:30 i> m., local
express: ?'? p. io. local express
Trains sto|is mil', on signals a i lutcrmc
ilhrto Muttons to i'iit oir <n- lake mi pas?
sengers, j
Local Expn ? i rains make tlio trip in
forty-live minutes,
n p Holland.
Oi in nil Superintendent
fcJSSSto CHESAPEAKE
>ty%J!t AND
^'oute:'^ oiiio railway.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEIT. I?. 1806
TWO EAST TRAINS EOlt RICHMOND
TWO TIIROUOH TRAINS FOR
CINCINNATI.
wt'.sl u Alii) No ? Nu i. No I
_._I_I_
Lv I o Uiuotitll.j i? <n ii in .' :: in |i i
i.\ Siirtulk i ?>'? n in. :t tin |i in
I.? Ill,i I ? till. '.' till i in . ' I o |. in
Ai \V ... h I Itl. i,
Ar U . ,. tan i .
Wit l
I ... |. .
i. ..? |, i
II III |i i
I . p III
ii. in
i a., n ?> |, in
\ i i hi. .i.... . ? ,.i i.i,, , ;i? i in
Ai -I Uld, I I l. ill |i l..| '? W i. "i
(Dally except Sun.lax. Other limn t.aily
No. pbr West Clifton Forge. Unify
froni Portsmouth to Itichmomi. Except
Sunday Richmond to West Clifton Forgo.
Parlor car Old Point !?? West Clifton
I 'ol go.
NO l For Chiciiiiinli daily. I'iiIIiomii
Sleeper Richmond to i'iiielnnall ami Gor
donavlllu to Loulsvllo an,I si. Lonl
Mi ,i nerved on I nnini. Cars wcsl ?l Gor?
don ivllle.
No 3?For Cincinnati dally, Pullniiin
Slccperi otil Point to lllntoii mid Gor
donsvlllc io CtnCltimitl and Louisville.
Meals -.licit on Ulnliic Curs west of Gor
dnhsvllh
siteaiuer Louise arrives at Norf..Ik daily
I. .... noon ami 7:00 p, m.
I'm foi Ho i Information apple to
It T tut? o ik E. fa ii ngei Agent,
C. and O. Ticket Ofllce, Graiiby strcot,
i a.I, r Atlantic 1 loll 1
JOHN 1> POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent:
S.A.L. bi
JE A no ARD All: LINE.
v.rsolutely the shortest and
Quickest route south?only'
Iii i UM HS to ATLANTA.
uedule in effect sunday.
september 29. I in.
b'ontli Hound.
heave. | |
?i folk ferry...I'.1:05 a in 11 :30 p. m.
Portsmouth .! 0:16 u. in.,12:01 u. in
Arrive. I
Suffolk . '.? T.:: it. in. 12:311 ii. in.
I ? iinkllii'. 10:30 it. hi.l t :13 n. in
Roykllis . a. re*.] I tt a. in
Pi mil. ton. N. ?'. ii 27 a m.|
Miirfreesboro, N" C .; i?S0 p. ui.|
Leh Islpn, N i . 1120 p III.I
Weldnii, N C.Ill :48 a. in.| 2:50 a, ni.
I If iitlerson, N.C. (D).| 1.45 p. m.| 4:22 a; III.
Dm ham, N. I'.; ?!:?)!? p. in.i 9:3>i a. in.
itulelgli, N ??.3:30 p. in.I 6:2? a. in.
HuntIi'ii Pines, N.C 6:04 p in. 7:23 n. in.
Hamlet, N. .; 7.iio p. in. ti:0lj a, in
Wudeshoro, N. C. 7:55 p in | (1:19 a. in
.Monti,i . N.C- (It iV S< S "if. 11 in 9:35 il. Ill
rlottc, N. C. . .jlO 10 p. in,110:43 a. in
Le. i I
Monroe; N U.i 9:15 p. in 9:55 ai in.
Arrive. I |
Chester, s C.|I0!38 p. in, il "."> a. in.
? 'Inn.oi. s i . 12'.US a. m.il2:lS p. 111.
Qrcenw.1 S. C ... 1:01 a in. 12:57 p. in.
Augusts, < ia. Il l"' a. in 1 5:20 p. in.
Abbeville, s C. 1:3.'. a. :n.| 1:21 p. ni.
ElK-rton, Gn.1 2:52 a. in. 2.11 p. in
Alheim) '. 4:03 a. m.| 3*7 p. in
Ma.on. Ha.I 7:50 p. pi
Atlanta. Ha . B:i!U a. in. I :<X) " "'
?Daily, il- Breakfast D-?Dlhner. s
Suppui
No. II.it- 111 \V. Men with A. C.
la ,, Pullman sleepers Portsmouth to Al?
ia Uta. < ia.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
eoiinecl at Kr?nkln with steamer Olive
lor Edenton .mo lanilliigs on Ho- river.
Connects at KalelKli with Southern rail?
way Io1 AslieVlllC. N Co and all illl- l
mediate in.in1- on the W. N. C II Ft
oi.: an.1 ;< \'i ni.oh- Limited Train,
No extra mil- VYeldoii to Atlanta, Pull
mnn sleeper I'ertxmoiith Io Atlanta. IIa
Open ut ft n ni p.; reception of pnssenger?
Connects din ti\ at Atlanta with W and
A. it 1: for Chattanooga, Nashyllle ami
nil points West. Connects with A and W.
lv 1:. 1: f,,i Mobile. Moniisoinery, New
Orleans and all points Southwest.
All It I V*E.
"No. Ii>2. Atlnilln Special: 7:30 a. ni.
'No. : - .Mall and eXprfiSS, 5:511 e in,
For tickets 11 ml hngsaKc (In-eked t.. all
points South and Stiu III west, sleeping car
reservation arid general liifonnallon. Call
on of address w \. n Williams, tick?
et auetil 6.17 Hitii st eel; Pbrtsi.ith, Va,
.1. W. SRt >WN . Jr..
Pass and Tlokcl Aueot.
JOHN H WINDER.
< ieneral Mil nailer.
T. .i ANDERSON,
, General Pass. Agent.
E. st JOtiN,
Vh ? - President,
COfl richmond. I'ETERSItURG. OLD
I* POINT. CLAREMONT, NEWPORT
NIC WS and James river landltigH direct by
daylight N'liitima Nayltiiiibn I'enipanys
Elegant steiimer POCAllONTAS leaves
Clyde's Wharf. Norfolk, every TUES?
DAY, Thursday an,I Saturday at]
7 a. in., touching at Portsmouth, Old
Point, New'pert News goihti ami returning,
.11 in 1.1.; at lllchirioiid about .. p. in., con*
neetimi wltli ..11 e[veuiriit trains. Fare to
Iticltinliud, JlIan to Riciurioiid ami
, ? f2.50; fare Io RIChnioiid, second
? lass, ji Tickets iniich cheaiH>r than
by any other route to I'lchniond, Peters
biirg, Waverly, Itlcksford and stations on
Atlantic and Haut III.- railroad and all
points via Richmond. Tickets for sale at
ticket agencies of Walk.' & Sou, 11
Uramit and on iioard ?leaiher.
Freight received dally, Sunday excepted,
foi all above no mod points.
JAMES w. McCARRICK,
Agent.
ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT CO
Commencing Sunday. September 1st,
p the steamers of this line will lonve
Ray Line wharf every Wednesday 11ml
saiunlit) night for Baltimore, und have
Baltimore plor every Tuesday and Friday
at .". p. in.
Fn iKlit received only on sailing days.
Telephon*.WM, Randall.
TltAVKMiKM 4JI. I III-..
PASSENGER SHU'S AlU* AlVPuIN'T
l.i > TU s.wl. i mm Noiloik 'Jii .uuif
DAY. TUESDAY. WKDNESDAl",
Till; US DAY AND BAT UK DAY at 7:00
ii. in. From New York on MoNHAYS,
Tl ESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, TH?RS*
DAYS ai .: p. in. SATURDAYS, i p m.
Husscngui accommodations unsurpaai**
Pare, Including na ns ami stute
? ioiii berth .i id
Pan", round trip, Umlud to ihlny
days. 13 00
Por tickets arid reservation of stato
rooms apply at Company's office, 77
Main Btreul or ? ?? m ral office at wharf.
PUR RICHMOND Shins leave Nor?
folk every THURSDAY |i m., and leavo
Newpoi every SUNDAY and
TUESDAY evening, arriving ut Klch
lu.iiid lie next morning.
-i 11 Hi >l i i . OP STEAMERS
Northampton, Luray, Accomuck, Bnola
und Kill I no, ? dlllig daily except
Btiuduy l.euve < ompaiiy wharf, *\i.r
PUR id.I> POINT At 0, 6:30 and 11:16
a in. and !l:45 p. in.; Portsmouth, 6:15,
0:1*1 am' . ai.d s.i? p. ?i.'j Bav Lipo
\\ .ni Norfolk, ai i;.;o, 7 und 11:30 a. m.
and BOO p. in.
run DAMlTON At 11:15 a. in. und
? i. p. in.. Bay Line, 11:30 a. in . and
?I.'ki p. in.; I'm tsinouth ut 1'J.0.". and 2:u3
p. m.
PUR NEWI ORT NT.WS AND SMITH
I II.1.1- A . ? p in . Portsmouth at 2:15
p. in . Uli) Line \\ hail at :: p. in. Tues
Wedni lays, Thursdays and Prl
< ii) . At ;t:::'i p in.: Portsmouth, 3:45 p.
in Hay Line, I p. in. mi Mondays and Sut
lirdi v
PtiH HAST AND WARIC RIVERS?
Dull) except Sunday, leaving < 'ompany's
wharf ut ( Hl n in Portsmouth, u:4r> a.
in . Hoy Line Wharf, Norfolk..7 a. m.
FOB HA I AND 11 IQI I IS I N RIVERS
'I on i.ii,: in old Point, leaving Com?
I puny - wli.i .lady except Sunday at
I! II. in.. PorlSlllOlllll 11:15 a, in.; Uav Lino
wharf. Norfolk at 6:30 u. m. returning
next day.
POR SEVERN RIVE R?Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday from Company s
whuii ai u:30 a in . Portsmouth, 6:45 a.
in.: May Line, Norfolk, 7 u. in.
POR NAN8BMOND RIVER A2S*D
SUFFOLK Ai p in.; Portsmouth, 3:io
1 p. in. .nee ting al Suffolk with ?>. and
iv B B. Prehrlii for Matthews, Hack.
Poquosln, Ware Severn and Nausemond
i iv.'i ? iniisl lie prepaid.
NORTH i'AUMl.lNA DIVISION?Por
iii' 11) N. N. and w. Ii I. Steamer Allio
ii,.nl. leaves Norfolk for Washington, N.
C, Mondays at l h. m : Tuesdays at I
a. ni. i-u trying freight and passengers for
Washington and points on tin- Tar, Pun
go a ml I 'a llllleo rl vers.
Frclgh. Newhcrn, N. C, received at
N. and S It, R depot.
Freight rei i Ived dally except Sunday
M II CROW ELL, Agent.
BALTIMORE
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
DAY LINE.
REDUCED HAITIS BY TUB PA VORITA
LINK QUICKEST PAS8BNOBR AND
FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN THE
NORTH AND SOUTH.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 13, 1S95.
l.v. Portsmouth, High street.!6:60 p m
l.v. Norfolk, Main street.!?::;?> p m
l.v Old Point. Hygein Pier.!7::n.i p in
I Ai Baltimore, Union Dock.7.00 a ni
_ , I'. II. R. '{'it. & o. "
I laltlmoi ?? ." N 05 ii in ?7:06 a in
r. Philadelphia . * 10:40 a mP10:l6 u in
i n'.-u York. 1:23 p m|*l2:35 p m
SOU'lTl ROUND. P It It ;T:7& O.
.v. New York."J.l" p in "ll:3u a ni
,1 ITllladulphla .I * 1: 11 p in ';i:.!0 p m
ir. Baltimore .|'7:00 p in ':.:3ti p m
.v. Haltlmore, Union Hoi k.!0:30 p m
,v. Ilulttmore, Canton. 7:00 p in
il'. < Md Point. 0:00 u m
ii. Norfolk . 7:oa u in
,,. Portsiiioiilh. v:i" a m
TP. nip I.'. Ho -ti'.nni'is affords a
n.ei cujoyutilc sail on the Chesapeake
lay, pass!mi through Hampton Roads and
I.ai l.or of No- folk, with view of all objects
of luteresi Inoldent lo these historical lo
i alli!.-s off.nut; Ull'iurpassed BVrvice In
von particular, Luge ami luxuriantly
furnished saloons and staterooms, heuted
bV Hleain and lighted by electricity.
Tickets sohl lo all points North, East,
and West and haggugc eheekeil lo desti?
nation. Slulerooms reserved upon appli?
cation lu person at the iompany's office.
No .7 West Main street, or on Uuurd
sl.amer.
Freight will not he received after 4 p. in.
to go forward I hat day.
For further Information apply to
W. RANDALL. Agsnt
!Daily except Sunday, "Dally.
ffl?^.W NorfolkiWestern R.B.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY" 12, liSS.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
7:40 a. m. ? The Chicago Express?For
Petersburg, Hi. luuon.l and
Wu-lhlliutoii n I s o. for
Lvnchburg, Roanoke, Rad*
foi.l, Bluefleld, Poealioutaa,
Kenova. Columbus and chl
eago. Bleepei Roanoke to
Columbus without .hange.
Also for Pulaskl, Bristol,
Kuoxvllle, Chattanooga und
liiterinodiate Points.
10:00 p. m. ? Por Petersburg, Rad ford,
Piil'iskl, Bristol; also for
Uluell >ld, mid Poeahontas:
al". i'->i- Hi.kv Mount and
all Station? on Wiliston
Salem Division. lias Pull
man sleeper Norfolk to
Jtoaiioke. Connects ai Roa
noke at vw a. m. with
Washington and Chattanoo
gu, limited for all points
S.nilh and West. Pullman
sie.-pers Koaiioke to Mam*
old und N< v < irlcans. Din?
ing ear attached.
A R R I V P. Norfolk dally, 8:20 a. a..
11 a in.. 10:25 p. m,
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
(Vestibule Limited.)
Lea..- Noi fmk I::;". p. m ,
arrive Richmond 7:im p. nr.
.-.inn.-, iing for Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and
N.w York. Returning leave
Richmond ICOO a. in., arrive
Noi folk 11:25 a, ItV Slops
oniv at Suffolk, Waverly
nnu Petersburg. Second
class tickets not accepted
for linssagi on these trains.
Other dally trains leave
Noil.ilk 7:1" a. ill., arrive
at Richmond 11:05 a, m. li
turning, leave Richmond 7:80
p. in.; arrive at Norfolk lo 2j
p. in.
For fii t'i r information as to tickets,
rates, baggage, checks, etc., call on or
adddress R W COURTNEY, District
Pimsei :? i Agent; C. II. BOS LEV. TT k-i
Agent, Main street, or C. K. Pinch,
Ai-eiit. depot Norfolk and Western rail?
road. W. H. REVILL,
General Passenger Agent,
General Office, Roanoke, Va.
CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM?
SHIPS FOR PHILADELPHIA?Only dl
reol line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
Until further orders. stet-mOr-, are ap?
pointed to sail fr.ua Norfolk CVory Mon?
day. Wednesday and Saturday at *> p.
ni.'. and from Philadelphia every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Tnr nigh bills ol lading to all points
South and Southwest via Soahoard Air
Line, Atlantic coast Line and Virginia?,
Tennesse Air Line Railroad.
JAMES VV. MeCARRIOK,
Geaoiul Bout hern Agent Norfolk, Va.
v, ,W. P. CLYDE, & ?Q..
Agent?. P!ilIu<"elpM?.
