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Real Estate Transfers,

Recorded by H, M. Lewis couur
~ clerk, for the week ending
September "a:
w G Wilkins and wife to Mrs NJ r I
E Knapp block "a Wilkins add S 500
John Buckley and wife to John -
Dill lot in town Of Washington S $50
S H Hatfield to Polk Alec part Of
King survey...... ........... , zoo
Abuer Cooley to John B wilkip 4
IL acres on A Harrington lea S 100
Edmund TLockett and wife to R
AHarvin 70 7-To acres in Bren-
hams....f.-s.- ...... ...... , 1000
Felix German and wife to E NJ
Foreman S acres on F S Saul
lea 3 tracts near Independence S 1000
Mira E Graves and husband to
MA Healy lot r6 and II in d.
vision Of original lot 76 Bren-
ham...... go. ...... t2oo
Joseph P Jackson to WIN Hines
20 acres VIM Muusou lea ~. 5. 4o5
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LEE of Sam Hnnston-

LIFE of Sam Houston. IL
BANNER is just in receipt of :
note from DR.. w: c. Crane, O
independence, dated August
90 1881 stating that by Octob-
er or November the Ms. and
matter for the Life and Works
OF Sam Houston, will be passed
Usher. 7
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Cloaks and DahImanl
ladies, misses and chiIdrel,
est and neatest designs
bloombargs.
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+. DEAD.-Daye Cole, Ttbe ne
gro whose leg was nlangled by
falling from a tie train on the
Santa Fe road at Lyons some
days ago. diedoh Friday after
noon. When5 brought to town
he was told by the doctors that
in order to save his life his leg
must be amputated;y but he per-
emptorily refused to have the
operation performed, preferring
to take the chances. In spite
of every, care and attention
paid him BY the attending sur
geons gangrene set in and after
it had extended nearly to his
body he, consented to have his
leg amputated. On Friday aft
ternoon Doctors Norris, PAIL,
Williamson and Loekett put the
patient under the influence Of
chloroform and performed the
operation. In about fifteen
minutes after recovering from
the influence Of the schloroform
Cole died. II his leg had been
cut off when he was first brought
in he would have recovered.
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N BIBERsTEIN who
Burton neighbour
ein town Thursday,
at the day before a
III in his field. being
since last May; it has
at his house and all
d his neighborhood except
bis field. .m -, -,
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H. W.. iGRABER, the B5enham
jeweler is. always up with, the
times and is nowreceiving a fine
assortment of gold headed
canes, walking sticks, gold and
silver watches, meerchaum
pipes, jenuine meerchaum cigar
and cigarettes holders, spec.
tacles, silver plated ware, etc.,
at astonishing low pIices,
Come and lie convinced.
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PARTIES riding
town after dark shou
full how they leave I'd
doors. With CERTAIN
OF the atmosphere TIKI
liable to disappear
lied ghosts are abroad.
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.. W. BLooMBARGH & Co.

AMUsEMENFs.-Fhe follow
ing attractions are booked for
October, viz: 10th, Gus Viii
liams combination; 18th, John
ny Thompson; 18TH, Tony Der
nier in Humpty-Dumpty; 10th,
NJ, B. Curtis in Sam of Posen.
1t is possible that some troupe
not booked may be here during
e latter part of this month.
.ss notice will be given.
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e {. .Liieb now has in Stock
a complete assortment Of all
kinds of blank books. station
cry and envelopesiall ofswhich
he is selling at bottom prices.
If you need anything IN the
book or stationery line give him
a call. 9f ieooi 9di N slaad 4"
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? Plush TO w Plush -
Ribbons Ribbons.
sGr at Bloombarghs.

6 HORSE SroLEN.--Mr. VIM.
Aver rode to his Office on the
uare Wednesday evening and
ned his horse securely. He
e down in about half an
md found his horse, sad
y bride missing They
stolen:
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CSstsa Statement.

The BANNER is indebted to
Mr.. VIM. Thompson for the
following statement of the re-
ceipts and shipments of cotton
at BRENNAN for the week end
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GIN BURNED.--On Tuesday,
the 9th inst, the new steam gin
belonging to Mr.. W. H. Vinson
and located on his plantation
near Graball, was totally des-
troyed by fire, as well as twelve
bales ofseed cotton owned by
Mr.. Mcpherson The origin Of
the FIRE is a mystery, but it
is supposed to have been eaus-
ed by friction. The gin was
insured for two-thirds its value.
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MAD Doe.-Friday morning
a small fee dog appeared on
Sandy street below the school
house and bit ateverybody and
everything within reach. "A
number of shots were fired at it
and a well directed one by Mr..
'B. Lehman terminated its ex-
'istenee. The dog is supposed
to have been mad; fortunately
no person was bitten.
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heartrendering.

WATCH LIFTEB.-George Ri
ley, railroad man working on
the Santa Fe road was waiting
for a train Friday afternoon and
about 3 or 4 o'clock laid down
in Wood & Lows lumber yard
to take a siesta; when he laid
down he had a watch in his
pocket when he got up he did
not have a watch in his pocket.
An old and well known negro
says he was in the neighbor-
be0d aud slx aTother vel
4 t'" tie s siesp
e@f6 knows no guile. A
warrant was to have been sworn
out against the light-fngered
negro.
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Marriage Licenses
Issued by H. M. Lewis count,
clerk, for the week ending
September.I4:
Joseph Chambers and Ellen Williams
Rocket Kuigh; and Tommie Amason
LIN Cofield and Lucy Jackson
lack lNalkerand Lavias Bailey
Thomas Martin and Mary Crow6eld
Tom Tayler and Kate Reed
Jordon Thompson and Lizzie Volentin'
III Graham and Amanda Brenning
&C Childs,and Alabama McDonald
Sol Randall and Louisiana Randle
Juo ] Loughlin and Molie F Carey
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Old Reliable

Old Reliable, Old Reliable.
{ We have not sold out as our
competitors report, but are car
rying a larger stock than here
tofore.
D. w. BLooMBARGH & Co.
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Dyspepsia and Liver eomplaiat.

Is it not worth the small price Of rs cents
TO free youselfof every symptom Of these
distressing complaints. il you think so call
at our store aud get bottle Of Shiloh's Vi
t3liser. every bottle has ptinted guarantee
OK: it, use accordingly aidif it1lOcs you no
good it will cost You nothing, Sod by Jos.
,fristram, druggist Brenham, Texas
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NEGRO SHor.-Early last
week a bad negro gave a Mr..
Does agood deal Of impudence
at Skinner & Longs store in
Graball. The negro went
across the river and a day or
two afterwards was met at
Baldridge's bridge by Dees
when a shooting match took
place; several shots were ex-
changed, the negro was hit in
the breast and knocked off his
horse, but was not seriously in
iured, Dees was unhurt.
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REV. O. SAMrr,

Rev. o. Samuel
pointed by the u
ference as mission
ham. He will hold ]
Episcopal church
day evening at 8 o
mencing next Sund
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b Gavehls Crop Away.

Last year I was persuaded to leave my
healthy home on the Noland and TO take
up my residence on the BRACES. Like many
Others, while there IoontrSeIetl that fearful-
iy debititattng disease, chilis and fever. I
gave away my crop and returned home
wiser and poorer man. My system was
completely shattered and allsthrouch the
long and dreary winter l bsl,led with fSyrS
and ague and yellow jaun ice an,a Nv
friends gave up all hopeof yeyssers, One
day l was at The grange slors and was per
suaded by the agent % ny bottle Of Nor
ley's Y9N-S Agae Tonic, The cure vas not
inssaneogs nor miraculous i5ut day bydayi
! could feel my strength returning until /
was made a sound and healthy man. Aaa
I cheerfully say to ali wbr wii5 ate sinalfsr-
afflicted go thup ara do hkewise.'A
IA. Gratefully yours. 7 --a
WM.- GOODE.
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The D Louisville Commercial
cites the case of Capt. Chas N.
, CORR, of that city, who was
cured by St. Jacobs Oil, otter
suffering fer years with rheuma-
tismNYqEa (Neb. Republican.
ID !ay5 mn I55II-7T1F T77-T !
sisWe have the agency for
Cats, Philadelphia Hand made
Boots and Shoes for men. boys
and . children D. w. Bloom
bargh & Go. - me,,cn 's'i
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wehaSe alsfeedy and positive cure 70.
catarrh dip.he,ia, canker mouth and head
ache, in, Shiloh's Catarh Remedy. Ana
sal Injector free with each bottle. Use itif
yon desire health and sweet breath. Price
50 cents. Sold by Jos; TIlsgram, druggist,
Brenbam, Texas. ''' -
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GRAIN. of all kinds. is ad.
vancing in price.
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-, Now is the time to buy your
wireer wood while it is cheap.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-09-15

For SALE.-Read George P,
Burke's adj, cottage for sale:
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Callat Bloombargs for latest
novelties. Fn5
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-09-15

BloSmbargh's is the place to
get YOU furnishing goods.
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BAGGING AND TIES.

Bagging,. IL. !..... ......., IIJl@Isyzl
Ties, all kind, per bdl......., r,-,I 50
LUMBER.
Rough lumber, all kinds, perM,. $40 20
Texas lumber. ITO o
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COTTON gins are running on
full time. 3yas,ue 81
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SEW dollars a ton is bring
ing cd n seed in at a very
lively !.
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nbargs and see
as they adver-
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-09-15

NEw CHuk
Lei, and O%
Tuesday sol
erection of
in Bren ham,
mendable 81
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Local Intelligence.

Our cotton buyers are busy.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-09-15

is a scarce COM
en, and is selling
p cents per bush
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0SSA
eran con-
Az at Bren-
Evice at the
| very Sun
i lock- COM
Z.
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IMPRESSIVE CEREAONY.
Layia Of the Corner Stsne Of st.
Peters Episcopal Church.

Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock
the impressive cermony Of lay
ing the corner stone ofSt. Peters
Episcopal church was preform-
ed by the Right Reverend Alex
ander Gregg. bishop Of Texas,
assisted by Rev. l. P. Rector,
the rector, Revs. Dumbell and
Bird, of Galveston, Lee, Of Aus
tin and Smith, Of Bastrop. The
corner stone proper as plain
block ofmarble bearing the in
scription: saint Peters church,
Erected 1882, L. 2. Rucker,
Rector" In a tin boz was
placed the Bible, Prayer Book,
Church Almanac and Register.
Digest of the Canons of the
Protestant Episcopal church Of
the United States of America,
the Houston Post, Galveston
News, Brennan BANNER, Bren-
ham Sentinel and the Brennan
Evening Mail. Also an early
history of the parish prepared
by Mr.. Rucker for the occasion,
and which was read by him.
The first services Of the church
were held in IS4S in the cid
Masonic academy in this city
by Bishop Freeman. St. Peters
church was organized in 1850
and the first communicates were.
confirmed May 5th OF that year..
Afterfmany changes and yicis-
STUDIES the present Rector, Mr..
Rueker took charge Of the
parish in November 1867, with
sixteen communicates; he has
continued in charge ever since;
Il ,1o
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Iorses into
III be care
out OF
Snditions
horse is
aterial-
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PUBLIC SYMPATHY.

BULLETINS READ AT THE CHURCHEs-GENERAL
SATISFACTION AT THE PROSPECTS OF THE
PRESIDENTS RECOVERY
BOSTON, Aug 2S.-The encouraging reports from
Washington received In this city to-dny with be-
in anticipation of the strong public desire norma
on copies OF the successive bulletins sent to
number Of the principal churches whose pastors read
them from the pulpit Copies Of them also sent out
into the suburbs in various directions cheer
Ing news they contained most thankfully received.
MONTREAL, Aug 29.-In all the Protestant churches
here to-day prayers offered for tho recovery Of
President Garfield.
UTICA, N. Y, Aug. 2s-Bulletins of tho Presidents
condition read in the churches here to-day.
announcement OF the reception OF bulletin received
with breathless silence followed by a general
ION when the favorable contents were made known.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-In nearly all the churches
to-day the subject referred and fervent prayers
were offered for the Presidents recovery.
- BELLOWS FALLS VT, Aug 29-During the past week
the interest evidenced throughout the in President
Gerfelds condition. every day he seemingly ap-
preached nearer death, has very great Arrange
TINS from Washington posted In three places
hero, the citizens dcfrayng the expenses This morning
appropriate mention was made In all the churches.
RoYALroN, VT, Aug. 2S.-Great Joy was manifeatcd
mere Today at tho Unexpected hopeful from
Washington OF the Presidents condition All the tele
graph offices in this district kept the day
In this and other villages made to
send bulletins to the churches during seryice and they
were read fast received
PoRTsMoUTH, n. H. Aug 2S-Prayers were offered I'm
the churches here to-day for the Presidents recovery
Inc services AT some OF the churches with
ly solemn. f
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LIVERPOOL Aug 27-l23o n u-cat,a.- -.
s9S ss ss MbSs1ss UGsna Ness of.s ssn
and experts receipts $500 bas All IS5 sRecalaoa
,,snst .nS Nv gldcung clause. August delivery en- A.
empsr and October delivery 6 also Gid Sa 90 Sep
soveuper delivery Gid; also 67aVd do
livery bTuss and Manu- a'g ge spe Fsps5,assy %
ivnnproA pfli detyery 6Jod also 6sssd. Futures si.as
Included AKA 5 xiSVg p -cottoi1he Of TIE
CLAUSE August deii7e aPs dor a MdseSs
RS,rST uenvety Cred Futurcs closed steady "a
Miedlnv loax e. GOTTEN steady; Middlfne lll<o ra~
sales ~ bSsc Good Ordinary 92c recepts ~ balc',
mi sSaaLLIIsoRE Ang 25cction steady, Nidas,,v ,o,
stock al has - Soods Ordinary I0e receipts es baIs
Nis NSsinos' ,Ang 27.-cotton quiet: Ma6unr ,o,o
bales, STOCK ordinary. loas receipts 10
niddfnS SfYS; A9g 27-cetton firm. Middhns ia r
900 bales sales q, 5000 Ordinary 10 c net recoiSr
nNidiSSSSISAIt Aug. 27.-cOtton quict nsseS,
shlInpenfs - sJ.. 1000 Ordinary. receipts "a bsie
exGys sTaSE Aug 55-cotion Quiet: nddiaS
MiadI,,r <f.-Coiton nominal hsddnnr
SEA balea coasWse 10 bales slies 500 osie S.
ce MotIsr1nHIs Aug 27-oottOn steady s,do,,ng
9oo4 bales shipments 0z2 bales sales 100 bsiess
hiddne' i Has; 27-Set'on quiet Middlins H. Low
1896 bs eoast"ise los bales sale 100 hale. 20 ~
Low 1mMo idt.EASs Aug. 27-cotton uuet. Nssn.
i4s7 h1edLng l0S4c.; Good ordinsrT Lee;
77359 baIes gross $3.50 bales sales $50 Ss,es. 49,
eD Hton1aS9 70, Ang. 27cotton steady. s,ool,n
stock 32o6 bales coastwlsc III bale ale 81 bales;
MiddiaD fHI Aug 27-cotton qu,et, n,oo,,- ,o,. -,
bales; sales sSin 1904 ordinary. lO4c gross resst ~
81 LOUIS Aug 27t,o ~ Sss % soos l,67 bases
shipments tx 1cod ordinary, gs4c.: recestS "a 49,.
- u-.es sales lse bales stock 7677 bS;es o>'i
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Monday, Aug 30, 1891.
NJ Gambetta presided ut gathering In Paris yestcr
day TO listen To lecture educational matters by NJ
Paul Bert. NJ. Gambctta usiasticaly welcomed
The Standard. In Its financial article, SAYS about
$1,000 in gold were shipped from Havre for Now York
on Saturday. ~
Reports rrom various districts OF the United Kingdom
show pretty general improvement In the weather
since Friday and the harvest prospects are more cheer
ing.
The new White Star steamer Arabic has been fitted up
with electric lights.
Mr.. Murphy the temperance lecturer, was heartily
welcomed at q meeting in London Saturday
Itsbeeved that Sir Charles Gavan Duffy will be asked
to re-onter political fe and that in vacancy
curing In popular county constituency In Ireland
which Is at present anticipated he will be requested
dispatch to The Daily Neos from Paris says NJ Glenn
enceaus duel at AIarseilcs did not como Off owing 10
the refusal OF M. Serene to fight ' o "
There is no question at present calling tho conven
ing OF the French Chambers before October 49,
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n CYCLONE At CHARLESTON

GREAT DAMAGE TO Observation-Disclosures FORCE
OF THE wAvEs-swEPT INTO THE uARBoR AND
DROWNED.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 2S.-Throughout
yesterday and last night the castery gale along the
COAST piew with furious force and the scene within this
harpor from noon until midnight the heavy sea broke
against inc battery seawall, throwing vast sheets of
eray forty feet high the ctys water front was
grand andterrble Among the spectators who brayed
e orce Oh he hurricane after nighta one was Thomas
" |eseshe aged tweny-three, son OF Chancellor Lc-
sesne lie was swept from the Battery seawa by the wind
INTO tho harbor Being fine swimmer he succeeded in
keeping anoat long enough to grasp rope thrown to
nun ny MS companions but critical moment the
ropo proke ana he disappeared In darkness Ills
poy mhs NOT Deen recovered Three other deaths
suitng from the gale, those two colored men ana
co rS woman, are 80 far reported.
ia no h properly IN the eastern part OF the city
s.g mainly OF me destruction of tin roofs, ohirnneys
iecn Signs ana trees the tearing up OF the plank
90 1 no The damage roughly estimated
~ 1Iooooo Al Snllivans Island seaside suburb OF
h several cottages were swept away aud much
anaSe was done, amounting In all about $i0
o1o put no lives were lost, far known The ship
plE Ia port mao ample time to prepare the gale and
ssnea no damage The steamers City or Atlanta for
NsW- 1ork, anu calvert, for Baltimore, which
nave saiied yesterday remained here The q.
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DIED.

bAs Arm the Pequot House. Nsv.ro.,.
daughter a5G sa AgSgs y
the sit yesp a Fl evening August &C. Elde -
from he late ass attend the
nonday, August 49, O'Clock D. m. 'H'0na Ill., l. l. on
CORE 30 20 in the asa year Of his age R,os.
funeral TG 6s 1s, Of ne family to attend tia
sionday, August 30 at o'clock M 'za west 46h-s,
foniyeo nSs,tSnsy August a. 1881 his homo IN Sta,
H. PRESIDENT Of the Christian Biblical e Assa S2g
Charles B. Collins e. n AGED q con Z
3 c SEmAt ,sgaern N " on 2eth August ,ss,
Relatives ana friends Of the fa piR year Of s
Church al sGe e SSa WI bs held EPiseo
leave at SFf o loks Erie and western Railroad
Disosway deeeas 27h lust Mary A. wife Of Jacob
B SSsa a. dsne No. III sseDs tho
Trsin sei st fSaSs sos3 9@s tuesday
usat II a Glen Haven n. Y August 10 Jo.nr. w
Florida papers s p ASsssDs F aged "A Years '"
DINE fnTH Flushing. L. l.. Friday August 90
Hf fb and friends invited to attend the turs &c.
Carriages win the 10 a. M n s on 0Dday q II
Kenset I'm saturday morning, Angus, "a FREDERICK n
Kellogg sR Cos Es% as T:;,esRSs g his
Ianef the sS reS Tss1 No le West lOhst J. F. D.
Funeral services Inc Pres6yteTsu clBr.e co,,,.- -,
n
Crosby afsRss S q aq 9cSa and "a ss ri:
Funeral services viii be held some futre A4oley
p Moore aged 81 years. ~ As"'S uisease, John
Funeral services TAKE nlSca "a. L..
pelatixa on-xNes ON tuesday Soth nst- d m 80
e. anu friends OF the family
not TO send flowers --1~S ~he hlnuly requested
Philadelphia and Newark papers please CODY.
Fletcher Mcdonald. - N"'4' MARY, VIE on
August 80 az 2:3O y. M "'N-'nSe' tuesday,
1av Anc- 90
Samuel Balkley Tluggies. 0 gu year OF is age
Noucs OF funeral hereafter.
s,i newborn s. Ia August 81 after long ana
fli1aS.eth a. mary l., eldest DAUGHTER Of David J. and
% Tom her fathers residence Tuesday slst sns a.
csragss at yanderbnts Landing arrival of n M h,
ne , xd Pa1y1le Conn., August 20 William c. West In
Funeral services at his late residence No $50 craen.
1Iyn' ~ 4" on Monday afternoon, August ~ al sd
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. AUG 20. 1881.


steamer Heyeta OBJ. Rogers, Liverpool Aug IL via
Queenstown IL. with mso and passengers Hurst
steamer Crane Br) Robinson. Leit 10 days. mdse 70
to order; vessel TO Simpson 81 Spence.
Steamer Wheatncld Br) knudsen IS DAYS with
mdse TO order vessel 10 Simpson g spence
Steamer Slasla Ger, 4ADeTS, Hamburg
IL, With mdse and passengers TO kunhar1t a
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch Hichmond City Point
folk with mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion Co.
ship city Perth (0f Glasgow, Mcdonald Calcutta
days. with mose order; vessel 70 Henderson Bros.
Ship America (Port)l, Oporo 81 laya wine
etc % order; vessel TO @ Amsinek 3 Co
Eugenia Lonz0 lltal, Lauro. Scala Nuovo
Andrews q Co; vessel 10 II III Smith a Co.
ExQuss (Norl, Olsen, Aonteyidco July ndse
to ORDER vessel 90 funCh, kdye & %.
Brig Mcleod of Charottetown), Mcleod, Cape Hayden
II days with ogwood 10 Richards co; vessel 10 atop
Watson h CO.
schr Mabel Staples lof Maoas Dickson Minstslan and
% days. with mahogany Jas Ward a %,
vessel To Brett son g. Co. -
sUNsEr-Wind sandy Hook, moderate ssH. vorv
hazy. AZ City island, light, L; clear 'N'
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FoKEIGN PORTS.
LIZARD Aug 2SAutved steamer "a ieland 6f,sYA H.
bch, from New York Tor Hamburg. -" Nv
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for he past "a hours.

Synopsis for me past "a hours
WASHINGTON. August 20. l a. m.-The hur-
rcane which entered South Carolina Saturday morning,
instead OF recurring to the Northwest has pursued
track nearly 10 the westward (Which Is very unusua),
and Is central IN Georgia and Alaba Charleston
reports specially this evening that tho gale the
vcrest since 1873, and that while many buildings
damaged the timely warning saved the shipping. The
storm has the receipt OF the last four observa
tions fro Savannah Tho is high in the Middle
States and New England, and depression is central in
Manitoba. Rain has fallen in South Carolina. Georgia.
Alabama and Tennessee. Northery winds prevail in the
South southeasterly In the Northwest and southwest
erly In the Middle States and NewEngland. There has
been but slight changes In temperature. second hr
rcane Is reported this evening the Windwad Islands,
Barbadoes'
Indications for today
For New-England, fair weather. variable Winds sta
tOnary temperature and pressure
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather. variable
winds, mostly southerly, stationary temperature and
pressure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SKIRMUSUJNG IN TJrNJs

PARIS. Aug. 2S-With reference TO the report from
runs OF an engagement between the French troops
near hammamet aud Arabs an official telegram
states that Colonel Correard on raising camp at
Erbain on Friday last to march to Hammamet, was
attacked by a body of l.. 900 mounted Arabs The
French loss was tritling but the Arabs left fifteen
dead and n number of wounded on the field Colo
mel Correard has suspended his advance until he
can ascertain the disposition of the people of Ham
maInet Ii is desirable TO occupy that district as it
Will always afford facilities for the Decentralization
of troops.