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Volume ol Transactions Belter Sus?
tained Than on Previous Day.
PRICES ME FORCED LITTLE LOWER
Pennsylvania and Consolidated Gas
Among Leaders In the Trading?
Vanderbllt Companies Develop
j Considerable Strength.
i* (My Associated Pres*.).
NEW YOHK. N. V., Aug. 1?The
volume of transactions in today's
stock market was rather better sus?
tained than yesterday after the nor?
mal activity or the opening dealings,
notwithstanding: the continuous op?
pression or the hot wave. But prices
did not fare ?o well.
'Pennsylvania was the aggressive
leader of the new upward movement.
A break in Consolidated Gas helped
to unsettle the tone of the market.
This was based upon the adjourn?
ment of the executive committee
with a formal announcement that the
quarterly dividend, the declaration of |
which is now due was not consid?
ered.
The early buoyancy of I he. Hill
stocks wan based bh ropeated rum-!
ors .of the consummation of the ore
deal.
The large Increase In gross earn?
ings for July shown In the Vander?
bllt companies benefilted New York
Central.
The cheerful resumption of finan?
cial markets in London after a three
days' holiday helped the' early tone
here. Bates for money were main?
tained. '
l*adl prices of the day showed mix?
ed changes and the transcontinental
railroads wore on the side of the |
declines.
The closing tonu was heavy.
Closing Stock List.
Adams EJxpreM. 245
Amalgamated Copper-. 103 I S I
American Car and Foindry.. P.s !??!
Am. Car'end Foundry pfd. .. 'Jid 7 8
American Cotton Oil. 32 1-21
Amort:in Cctfon Oil pf-J. ."?1 i-2
Anierioin Express. 21J
Am Hldnmd Leather pfd... 2J 1-2
American Ico. 6 7 3-81
American Linsoed oil. 20
American Linseed oil pfd... 41 12|
American Locomotive . CO 1-2
Ameiic-.n Locomotive pfd. .. Ill 1-81
Am. Sim It and Refining_ 151 B'-S
Ahl. Cmell. and Rofln. pfd... 11?? 7S
Am. S;^.ar Roflrrtpg . 133 l-S'
Am. Ton. pfd. certif. 100. ft 8
Anaconda Mining Co. 257 3-4
Atchlson. 93 1-2
Atchison pfd. 100
Atlantic Coast Line . 143 3-4]
Baltimore and Ohio. 120 5-81
Baltimore; ami Ohio pfd. 92
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 80 1-8'
Canadian Pacific. 168 3-8 |
Central or New Jersey .... .. 228 .
Chesapeake and Ohio . 60
Chicago Great Western. 18 3-1
Chicago and Northwestern. . 200 1-2 |
Chi., Mil. and St. Paul _ 187 3-1
Chi. Term, and Trans. 13
Chr. Term, and Trans, pfd.. 28
C. C. C. and St. L. 93
Colorado Fuel and Iron .... 54 5 81
Colorado and Southern . 38 5-S
Col. ami South. 1st pfd. 71 1-4 I
Col. and South. 2d pfd. 52 1-2 I
Consolidated Gas . 136 1-2
Corn Products. 19 7-81
Corn rPoductn pfd. 7G 3-4 |
Delaware and Hudson.220
Del.. Lack. and eWstern ... 500
Denver and Rio Grande . 44 1-3]
Denevr and Rio Grande pfd... 84 1
Dlstlllcrs' Securities . 00 1-1
Brie. 43 5-8 I
Erie 1st pfd.;. 79 '. 8 |
Erie 2d pM. '70
General Eloctric.167
Hocking Valley, offered . 128
Illinois Central. 176
International Paper . 19 5-S j
International Paper pfd. 86 1-4'
International Pump . 45 t-2|
International Hump pfd.84
Iowa Central. . 26 3-4
Iowa Central pfd. 51
Kansas City Southern . 27 7-81
Kansas City Southern pfd... 57
Louisville and Nashville .. .. 145 3-S j
Mexican Central. 21
Minneapolis and St. Louis .. 64
Minn.. St. P. and S. Ste. M... 152 1-21
M.. St. P. and S. Ste M. pfd.. 173
Missouri Pacific. ?4 3-41
Mo., Kansas and Texas. 34 3-8
Mo.. Kansas and Texas pfd... 68 1-2]
National Lead. 80
Nat. It, R. of Mexico pfd... 38 3-4
Now York Central . Ill
N. Y, Ontario ami West. ... 47 1-2 |
Norfolk and Western. 91
Norfolk and Western pfd. ... 8? 1-21
North American . 95 1-2 j
Pacific Mall . 35 1-2
Pennsylvania .. .. . 134 1-2
People's Gas. 91 1-4'
Pitts., C. C. and St. Louis... 80 1-2 |
Pressed
Pressed
Pullman Palace Car. 238
Reading . 132 3-4'
Reading 1st pfd. offered .... 93
cRading 2d pfd. offered _ 93
Republic Stool . 29 1-3
Republic Steel pfd. 99
Rock Isl.iti.l Co. 26
Rock Island Co. pfd. ?3
St. L, and San. Fran. 2d pfd. 44 l-S
St. Louis Southwestern . 23 1-2
St. Louis Southwestern pfd... 51 1-2
Southern Pacific .. . 76 1-2
Southern Pacific pfd. 118 1 4
Southern Railway . 37 1-2
Southern Hallway pfd. 99
Steel Car .'. 52 3-4
Steel Cur pfd. 99 1-2
TenueKeo Coal and Iron.155 1-2
Texas and Pacific . ?8 I I
Tol.. St. L. and West. 28 1-4 I
Tol.. SI. L. and West pfd... 47 3-1
Union Pacific.157 1-8
Union Puciric pfd. 94
United ISates Express . 131
United States Realty. 77
United States Robber . 14 1-2
Unite I States Rubber pfd. .. H>7 1-t
I United tSatos Steel. 40 3 1
[United States Steel pfd. los 1-8
I Va. Carolina Chemical. 38 1-2
Va.-Carolina Chemical pfd... 103
Iwabnsh . 20
Wabash pfd. 47 1-8
Wells Pargo Express. 2!>3a3lo
Weettnghbusc Electric.151
Western Union. ill 3 1
Wheeling and Lake Erie _ 18
Wisconsin Central . 25 1-4
Wisconsin Central pfd. 48 1-2
Northern Pacific .205 1-2
Central Leather . 31)
Central Leather pfd. 101 1-2
SloBs-Shefflcltl . 77
Croat Northern pfd.2!Hi
International Metal. 30 1-2
International Metal pfd. ?... 77 1-8
Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE. MD., Aug. 7.?Plotir
quiet and unchanged;.
Wheat, firm; spot contract 74 l-8u
74 1-4; Soulhern by sample, GOaGO.
Corn firmer; spot, 55 l-4a55 1-2;
Southern white. 58 l-2nC0 1-2.
Oats firmer; No. 2 mixed, 38 1-2
a3!i.
Rye steady; No. 2 Western. GOaGI.
Butler steady ami unchanged; fan
coy Imitation. I8ul!>; do. creamery,
22a23;
Errs firm at 20 cents.
Cheese active and unchanged. 113-1
al21-4.
Sugar steady and unchanged.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK Aug. 7. ?Money on
call easy; 2 1-442 3-4 per rent.; ruling
rate. 2 1-2: closing bid, 2 1-1; offered
at, 2 1-2. Time loans steady; sixty
days. 3 3-la4 per cent.; ninety days,
4 l-2al 31; six months, 5 per cent.
Prime fRcrcnrilllc paper, 5 l-2a5 3-4.
Sterling exchange, firm at 485.25 for
demand "And at 482.55 for sixty day
bills. Posted rates. 483a 18?. Com?
mercial bills. 481 7-8n482 1-8. Rar sil?
ver, G5 1-8. Mexican dollars, GO V- ?
Chicago Grain Market.
CHICAGO, ILLS.. Aug. 7.?Dam?
age by rain to wheat In shock in
the Southwestern States caused
strength today In the local wheat
market. At the close wheat for the
September delivery was up 3-8al-2.
Corn was off l-8nl-4. Provlsloi'
were 5 1-2 to 12 1-2 higher.
LOST LITERATURE.
S*lre and Water Hare Destroyed Mn?r
Great nooks.
The fine literature absolutely lost la
very considerable. Of classical litera?
ture alone books could he filled with
die mere names of works, never to
mention the mutilated state of many
that survive. The causes of loss are
few. Fire In the most common. Ben
Jonson by the Are In his house'lost an
entire drama of the life of Henry V?
with notes, and a number of other
works. The Are of London was respon- I
slide for the loss of many valuable
works of the Elizabethan period and of
much early English poetry. A Beverer
blow to lovers of Anglo-Saxon litera?
ture was the burning of the Cottonlan
library In 1731, when a vast quantity
of old manuscripts was destroyed. In
1752 by a fire In Lincoln's Inn Field?
a large collection of manuscripts and
pamphlets, gathered with great labor
by Lord Chamberlain Somers, was losL
About the same time Davles' notes on
Cicero's "De OfTlclls" were lost by a
fire In Strand, London.
The second great cause of loss is ths
ocean, whose "greedy maw" swallows
all kinds of treasure so remorselessly.
Early In the fifteenth century Guarlno
Veronese was returning to Constautl
nople with n shipload of classical man?
uscripts. The vessel was wrecked and
the treasures lost, a misfortune whlcb
turned the scholar's hair white In a few
. hours. Our own Spenser suffered seri?
ous loss by shipwreck of a servant
crossing from Ireland. The last sli
books of the "Faerie Queene" and a
number of translations and poems, In?
cluding "Dreams," "The Court of Cu?
pid" and "The Hell of Lovers." wer?
thus consigned to a watery grave. Iu
1000. on the death of Vlncentlo Plnelll,
Ws library was packed In three vessels
bound for Naples. One was attacked
by pirates, who flung out the books
and pRpers Into the sea and along the
shore, some of the latter being picked
up by the Inhabitants and used to stuff
windows with. Toward the close of
the last century a servant of Warbr
ton came across n unique mnss of man
uscrlpt plays, which she used up In
lighting fires and making pie crust
frills. And everybody remembers how
a domestic of John Stuart Mill con?
signed to the flames a part of Car
lyle's "French Revolution." The hor?
ror of Mill at the loss and the "agony"
of Carlyle in rewriting the work; are
now matters of history.
A very curious loss was occasioned
in Italy In the fourteenth century
when Rnimondo Soranico loaned ths
manuscript of Cicero's "Do Gloria" to
a friend, who pawned it and died be?
fore its hiding place could be discover
?dV- London Telegraph.
The "If" Is Rather Important.
Here's something that may save
your life when a bull gets after you.
When a bull charges, Just before th*
final lurch he shuts bis eyes, nnd If
you have the presence of. mind to
stand Rtock still until he is about two
or three feet from you all you have to
do is to step aside, and he misses you.
Any child with sufficient presence of
mind to do this can let a ball charge
all day with perfect safety. This 1?
not a new thing, as it Is one of the se?
crets of tbe bullfighter In the coun
fries where the sport is practiced. The
bnllflgbters say tbst a cow does nol
flo this, and they wonld never try any
90<*h tricks with a mad cow. ' ,
Wlr'E ItSKS $500,000
Woman Charges Father-ln-Law Wilt)
Breaking up Happy Home.
RUNAWAY MARRIAGE A FAILURE
Girt Wim Ran a Photograph Gallery|
Sues Millionaire For Heavy Dam?
ages?Deserting Husband 8erved|
in the Regular Army.
(S|>ri'lHl lo llio Dully TrrHB.)
MOW YORK, An?. 7,-Ollbcrt T.I
Rufferty, Sr., Iho "coke king" or
Pittsburgh a permanent hoarder at
the Waldorf-Astoria, has boon sued
for a round hair million dollars in |
tiiu Supremo Court of Kings county.
The suit Is brought by Ilia dough
ler-ln-law. the wife or George B. Raf-|
forty, who was Miss Oclnrith Mein
tyre, bf Alexandria Hay, N. Y.
The pair were married by a country
squire at Clayton, N. Y. The cere?
mony was a secret one, and was per
formed on October 21, 1901. The |
parents of the hrhlogrooni were op?
posed to his marrying Miss Mclufyre,
who then conducted a photograph
gallery at Alexandria Bay.
Young Ratferty took u<p IiIb resi?
dence with his inothcr-ln-law.
In February, 11102, .lohn H. Hnyden, 1
or New York, and his brother, Allen.]
both friends of Rafforty went to Alex?
andria Hay. ostensibly to attend the]
Ice rtices. John Hnyden frequently
visited the Raffcrtya, and, according
to Mrs. Bnffcrty, tried to create til
disagreement between her ami her
husband. Shortly after this event,
Mrs. Rafforty alleges, that her hus?
band left her.
In the suit Mrs. Rafferty alleges
that Hnyden was but a tool of hrr|
father-in-law.
Young Rafforty, after leaving hin I
wire, Joined the regular army, nud|
did service In the Philippines.
fo"?Tmnro"o iti'i 6obsbbbbbbsb>s
DRINK....
Old Virginia
MINT JULEPS
Cold Steins
I UNDER ELECTRIC FANS S|
I John E.
Mugler's Cafe a
f3i2 Washington Avenue,
Bell 'Phone ?7.
'SLSJJJL OA flJ. P.JULB gJUAJU fl.PJL<Lflj
HAULING
PROMPTLY
DONE
From A ParcebTo An
Engine.
FREIGHT. BAGGAGE, FUR?
NITURE AND SAFES CAREFULLY j
AND PROMPTLY MOVED.
j Storage Warehouse^
514-520 27th St.
REASONABLE RATES
Virginia
Transportation
Company
UNION
DENTAL ROOMS
Twenty-sixth Street ant.
Washington Avenue*
Dentistry In all itn branches at
reason ab lo prices, tlold Crowns and
Bridge Work a Specialty.
TfrETH EXTRACTED WITH GAL
DON'T WAIT.
Take Advantage of Newport News Clt
Izen'a Experience Before It's
Too Late.
When the back begins to ache.
Don't wait until backnebo becomes
chronic;
Till serious kidney troubles dovelop:
Till urinary troubles destroy night's
rest.
, Profit by a Newport News citizen's
experience.
Mrs. S. Booker, wife of 8. Booker,
the well known furmer, residence 321
Fifteenth street, says: "Dean's Kid?
ney Pills have uach usuu by other
members of my family as well as my?
self. Tin y very quickly relieved back?
ache and finally absolutely slopped II.
We entertain n very high opinion of
the remedy, and are only too pleased
to endorse the claims made for It. I
have not the slightest hesitation In
advising any sufferer from backache
or kidney complaint in any form to go
to Stearnes' drug storo for Doiiu'h
Kidney PI IIa and take them. Thoy
will not bo disappointed In the re?
sults."
For stile by nil dealers. Price GO?.
Foster Mllburii Co., Buffalo. New York,
sole agents for tho United Hiatus.
Rcnmmhor the mime?Dunn's?and
lake ho other.
ABSOLUTELY PURE WHI8KEY.
1'hyrdcinns and others desiring an
excellent nrtlclo aro rcBpcctivoly re?
quested to glvo this whiskey a trial
on my guarantee. Mellowed by ago.
B. R. COFER. Sole Agt.,
2-ith Street, near Washington Avenue.
VINEBURG BROS.
JEWELERS AND EYE
SPECIALISTS,
5(5 Granby Street, Norfolk, Va.
,^"o"?"?nroTT?Tro"6Tr5"?"?' o'oTnroTTBTnn,
THIS SPACE RESERVED
For
C. F. RODAWIG
GRADUATE OPTICIAN,
Rooms 3 and 4,
Capital Dry Goods House Build?
ing, 2914 Washington Ave.
LEGAL NOTICE.
VIRGINIA: IN THE CORPORATION
COURT FOR THE CITY OF NEW?
PORT NEWS, THE IfiTIT DAY OF
JULY. 1000.
Annie Gronme Kirk.Plaintiff
Against In Chancery
i Franklin Pierce Kirk .Defendant
Tho object of this suit Is to obtain
for the plaintiff, Annie Qroomo Kirk,
against the defendant. Franklin Plorco
Kirk, a divorce, A VINCULO MAT
RIMONI1. And affidavit having been
made ami filed that the said defend?
ant. Franklin Plercq Kirk, Is not n
resident, of tho Stalo of Virginia, it
is ordered that tho said defendant.
Franklin Pierce Kirk do appear within
fifteen days after duo publication of
this order, in tho Clerk's Office of our
said Corporation Court, and do what
lu necessary to protect his Interests;
and it is ordered that a copy of this
order bo forthwith published onco a
week for four sucesslvn weeks in the
"Daily Press." a newspaper publish?
ed In the city of Newport News, Vir?
ginia, and that a copy hereof bo post?
ed at the front door of tho court?
house of the City of Newport News on
or before the poxt succeeding rule day
after tho dale of this order.
A qopy?Teste:
D. G. SMITH, Clerk.
By TL E MARABLB. Deputy Clerk.
ASIIBY & READ. p. q. 7-l^-4tW
Old papers for sale at the Dally
Press office at 10 cents per hundred.
TRANSPORTATION GUIDE
Norfolk and Newport
News Express.
pink ?iach nogm
Leave Shipyard
Newo't New?, for
Pine B'cb ft N?rf'k
Leave Norfolk fo:
Newport News
Pine B? ach and
9:40
8:?
10:18
11:45
1:18
8:48
4:18
6:46
7:46
9:00
10:80
7:1?
8:00
10:80
18 09
1:80
? :M
4:10
0:00
7:46
9:00
10:48
Lest Boat leaves Pine Beach 11:89
p. m.
EFFECTIVE, MAY 84, 1900,
IT. H. O?RM. !" GBO. W. HATCH.
GenT Mgr., Supl
Hampton, Ts. Norfolk. Ta
Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway
HOURS THE QUICKES! LINE
Soo TO. W. Robinson. Agent O.&O. Ry.
Boforo Arranging for your trip.
Through Trains, Vestib?len", Kleotrlc
Lighted, Steam Heute,!, Dining
Cars u l,a Carte through the
grandest scenery iCust of
the Hook Mountains,
For Richmond, Cincinnati, Indiana
' polls, Ot, Louie, Chlcego, Louis?
ville- Nashville. Memphis,
West and Southwest:
10:10 A. M. and 6:26 P. M. dally.
Local for Rlobmond and James River
Points:
7:40 A. M., dally.
Local for Richmond:
6:40 P. M., dally.
Merchants' & Miners'
Transportation Co.'s
j 8teamahlp Lines for Boston, Provi?
dence and Baltimore.
Leave Newport Nown, via Norfolk,
I for BoBton every Tuesday, WortnoB
day, Friday, apd Sunday. Leaves for
Providence every Monday,, Thursday
And Saturday, sailing from Norfolk at
16:00 p. m.
Leavo Nowport Nows for Baltimore |
I dally, except Tuesday and Wodnoaday,
at 6 p. m., connecting for Washington.
I Philadelphia and Now York.
Fare to Baltimore, one way, 18.00;
I round trip, |6.00, Including stateroom I
berth. Acoomodatlons and cuisine |
I unequalled.
Freight and passengers takon for all I
points North and South. Steamers |
leavo Baltimore foot of Long Dock,
dally promptly a'. 6 p. m.
Only lino running a Sunday steamer
between Nowport Notts and Balti?
more For further Information apply
to
D. r. McNeill, Agent,
Nowport Nows, Va.
W. P. TURNER. O. P. A.
! J. O. WHITNEY, A. D. BTBBBIN8,
2d V. P. ft T. M. Oon'l. Mgr.
General Offices, Baltimore Md.
STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.
! Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Company
The now and powerful Iron Palaco ]
steamers, Newport News, WaBhlngtori
end Norfolk will leave dolly as fol
lows:
NORTHBOUND.
Leave Portsmouth, foot of
North street . E:00pm]
Leave Norfolk, foot of Wa
tor st roe t . 8:00pm
Leave Old Point Comfort.. 7:00pm
Arrive In Washington .'.? 7:00am
Arrive In Philadelphia,
Penn. 11. r.??10:50s m|
Arrive In Philadelphia, B.
ft o. r. r."11:10 am i
arrive In New Tork, Penn.
R. R. "1:10am I
I Arrive In New York, B. ft
O. R. R. "8:00 pm
SOUTHBOUND.
Lv, Now York, Penn R. R. *12:00 p m j
Lv. Now York, B. ft O. R. R. ?1:00 p m
Lv. Philadelphia, Penn. R.R. 2:56 pra
Lv. Phlla. B. ft O. R. R. ... 2:08pm
Ar. Washington, Penn. R.R. 6:10 pm
Ar. Washington, B.ftO.R.R.**5:00 p m
Lv. Washington . ?6:30pm
Ar. Old Point Comfort.... ?7:00am
Ar. Norfolk .* *8:00am
Ar. Portsmouth . "8:30 am
?Dally. ??Daily except Sunday.
The trip down tho historic Potomac]
River and Choaapoake Bay on the ele?
gant steamers, of this company is un?
surpassed. The steamers are compar?
atively new, having been built In
lo?l, and are fitted up In tho most
[ luxuriant mannor, with oloctrlc lights,
call bell and steam boat, in each room.
The tables are supplied with every
delicacy of the season from tho mark?
ets .of WoshlnfTton and Norfolk, For
tickets, reservation of staterooms,
and further information apply to D. J.
GALLAHAN, Agent. Norfolk. Ta.
Clyde Steamship Co.
Steamers to Philadelphia
MONDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
Sailing from Philadelphia, Tueiday, |
j Thursday and Saturday.
Freight received and delivered dally I
j at 0. ft O. Pier No. 6. Office. River |
(Road. JAS. W. McCARRICK,
Gen. Southern Agt
CLYDE JJTEAMSHIP CO.,
12 8outh"'DCjftWa>ft Avenue, Phllad*i-|
ohls. Pa.
WANTED?BUYERS FOR OLD PA
pers. lOo per hundred; apply at
Daily Press office.
TRANSPORTATION ? QUIDS.
SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
SHORT LIND TO PRINOIPA?
CITIES OP THH SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST, FLORIDA. CUBA,
TEXAS. CALIFORNIA AND MEXI?
CO, REACHING THE CAPITALS OF
BIX STATES.
Schedule In Effect July 2d, 1006.
Route I No. 41
Lt. Norfolk .| 0:00am
(via Forry)
Lt Portsmouth
Lt. Suffolk ....
C
Ar Ijowlston N
Lv Woldon ..,
Lv Houdcrson
Lv Ilalelgh ...
Ar Southern Plnes
Ar Hamlot
Ar Charlotte
Lv Hamlot .
Lv Columbia
Ar Augusta ...
Ar Savannah ..
Ar Jaoksouvlllo
Ar Tampa .
Lv Hamlot, N. O.
Ar Athen .
Ar Atlanta .
Ar Birmingham
Ar Maoon .
Ar Montgomery
Ar Mobil? .
Ar New Orlpun.?.
0:26 am
2:64 am
1:00 pro
11:66 am
2:10pm
4:00 pro.
6:16 p m
7:30 p m
10:46 pm
10:16 p m
12:80 am
4:46 am
8:66 am
No. 83.
3:24pm
8:60 pro
9:23 pm.
11:80pm
1:40 am
8:26 am
5:38a m
12:46 pm
10:00 am
3:45a nf
10:00 a m
6:20 pm
2:20 p m
6:60pm
6:86 p mi 7:86 am
10:16 pm
6:03 p m
7:40 a m
11:10 a m
6:23 pm
7: 20 p m
2:22 p m
3:40 v m
0:26 pm
Ar Chattanooga . .1 1:00 p m
Ar Nashvtllo _I 6:56 p ni
Ar Memphis.| 8:46 am
7:20a m
0:20 p m
2:66 am
7:16 am
9:05 p m
6:40am
8:4b pm
Suffolk A Carolina R. R. train en
ronto from Elizabeth City, N. C.,'and
Intermediate points arrlvo Portsmb-'iith
10:16 a. m., dally; returning loavoe
Portsmouth, 4:36 p. in., oxcopt Sun?
day. Sunday, 7:00 p. m.
Connections at Jacksonville And
Tampa for all Florida East Coast
Points, Cuba and Porto Rico.
Only line out of Norfolk operating
through slooper to Oharlotte. N. O.
No. 32 arrives at Portsmouth dally
at 8:00 a. m.
No. 88 arrives at Portsmouth drily
at 6:30 p. m.
J. W. BROWN. Jr.,
Passenger Agent, cor. Main and Gran?
by Sts., Now Atlantic Hotel Bldg.,
Norfolk, Vs.
S0DTBEBN RAILWAY
SCHEDULE TO ALL POINTS
SOUTH AND WEST.
N. B.?Following figure* published
only as afonnatloo, sad are sot
guaranteed.
Lt. Newport Newe
O. * O. R'y. ..17:40 a.m. (8:819. m.
Ar. Norfolk.. 8:10 a. m. \ 4:SI p. \y.
Trains From 1 orfolk,
9:80 s. m. Da By. Local for Sot'
folk, Franklin, Emporla, Clark
Tille, Danvi."?. Oxfor . Durham, snd
Intermediate stations. Close con
noctlons at DanTlllo with fast
through trains to all points South
mid W??t.
7:30 p. m. Dally. Fact express train
for all points South and Weit, car
rylng through Pullman sleeping ear
to AHhovlllo.
Trains From Richmond,
7:00 a. m. Dally. 1 ooal lor Char,
lotto, Chase City. Clarkvllle snd
Buffalo Lltbla Spring?.
12:30 p. m. Dally. Limited-Buffet
Pullman to Atlanta and Blrmlng>
ham, New Orleans. Memphis, Chat
tanooga and all the South. Through
coach for Cba?e City. Oxford, Dur?
ham and Ralelgk.
6:00 p. m. Hxco-t Sunday. Ksys*
vllle Local.
11:30 p. m. Dally. Limited. Pull
ram ready. 0:80 p. m., for all the
South.
York Iver Line,
4:80 p. m.?Except Sunday. No. 15??
Baltimore Limited.
2:16 p. m.?Except Sunday. No. 19.?
Local to West Point.
4:46 a. m.?Except Sunday. No. 74.-?
Local to West Point
H. B. SPENCER, G. M , 8. H. HARD*
WICK. P. T. M., W. H. TATLOB, G.
P. A., Washington, D. O.
8TANTON CURTIS, P. A'.,
Norfolk, Y*
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
Old Dominion Line
DAILY ?ERVICR
FOR NEW YORK?From
Company's Wharf, Nor- ii,'.
foUr. every weak day, *fci '-^k
7:00 p. m. f ^
FARE? Fi rut eise?, One way. 98.0O,
meals and stateroom, berth inolndedi
Round trip, limit thirty days. $14.00.
Steerage, without ?ubslstence, 91.
Tickets on gale ?t 0. * O. K&lrwsy
Ticket Office.
NIGHT LINE BEWEIN
NEWPORT NEWS AND RICHMOND
Steamers Brandon snd Berkley
leava Pier "A" 8:10 every evening,
passengers only.
Steamer Hampton will lesre Pier
"A" dally except Sunday, st 0 s. m,
going to Norfolk, snd at 4:80 p. ro...
going to Smithfield. Steamer Accc
mac will ?esve Pier "A" daily, except
Sunday st 0 a. m.. going to Smlthfield
and about 1:80 p. m., going to Nor?
folk.
All business between New York snd
Newport News transacted at Pier 8.
All business between Newport
Newa, Norfolk. Smlthfield snd local
points transacted st Plea1 "A," foot
of Twenty-fifth stiest
W. H. LAND ON,
Agent
?. B. WALKBR.
Ytos-S*tf. ?ad TrsCDs Iis?.

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