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, 1881-07-13

f,4endlcst md inexperienced 5ounR ,ncn from tic
West 70 Tho rctH'rscr sud ho would Try 10 keep tp
with tta rtocGhxon, md wehl swhy. When ho rnt 10
t,r h"rso.rnro he hot grcnt many nttor reporters,
oru Ut whOnI MAS frpnf iiuttnr. This rspnros was
yusy enisutn oil. tut isa didn't knrw acatpnR. .bnus
from MI uvrr,lon,l.check and Tint h really Tho kind
VI chitHrc thMt \ nun needs whsn a,D II wfltInR
ntpaut hn.se-rnuo. ThG nustun reporter wns vcsJ
kind u tho Chicago rcrortcr nnd to hlns what 9roat
cIty Host1n WIS, md haw s1,art y"itnt t.1an
had TO be before ho cahld hecoHlo reporter thora
md the Chlcago trrurtcf to0k hnoshet Chow Ut plaa
tobacco and wlnkcsl tu himself rAs ason roportas
nsked to Chicago rtlrtor II tn Ind read Ematsuha
"osks. nna alo ch'easg sgpos.et M sa'a nn
satti teali5. Ynu hMonfsh 1ua.' and wont a~Ay 10
drink some Deep lsock water ind smoke elaasot.
Then Tho ChIcaa0 reporter lAushod heartily. at,d
said III tho reckless Wabash avenue wayt MnnGor
II that duck thinks M. sucker that he can ptay TN
tho end Of n etrus should tm!tor ttat he Will Kut
loft It hu ttnpA."
tso u huntct NJ thrce ottcr roportofs nnd said 10
them. Lots narnlyxo TINT Enwk fr0nt boaon.' Thu
oth0r reporters Ml1llng Et1d III tiny oil "rolo
vury lung account. VI tho racos going right from tho
trhrt to thu ulcaFnnh oacu but tho nston toPoHes
l,u went tU his hUul ind had supper mid shsn he mcnt
10 hs rom, toI.,ng tho cosk sed an tuesaanRoF'
bur about midnight. WhsnAko boy catno lhd Hos on
tuloetcF Knru him loK dispatch. but whom roached
tho telegraph nfca t'cre waa 80 much othuE matter
aftad OF It lint tho wires were b1otkadJl until
uclock h, tho h'uFtalnk md By that t!r II Ths too
lato to Hct dispatch tu oston In Tins mr tho paper
-f"ni HI Edor's 1ates tor Little Foks,' BY Marat
Has.<ad.
The ttew OF tho evening came down
uit CpttAEt+ tt11d village. tlftd lOwnt
1t CAulu tlkH prayer Dn tho aun -oAedoncd hlf,
Aaa'resl9d ur rest ns crown. -
1'huro waa poaco in tho haze on tho hill,
There ltGArn In Tho rtyHg VI fh0 ril1i
And lie rublnfs rich nntU on tho nr wna ntoat,
With Il cllrp. and u sung, nnu \ trlt1.
Though ahc passoh lonx ago from ny mind,
Thnltgh VIC lett 1pe In sntincsa bnh!rd.
ahD cntnB back TO mo true IN ln9 fala 0E tdo Jew
Poet pPss ss TFsn s ~ ~. tfs. sassi.0'' 10 ''"'
T1le4trl from tho cotltltry cntNo down
.vitt}her Kcokuk bonnet and gown;
| Frum her lUwu lair sho ca!ne In III "tcnr" -
"Matnua sail t4hst sec tho bull town.
Theso was cream In tho freezer 80 clean,
And girl at tho table, wccu.
| She grabhcd tho sponse. onko ltkou patent steam
rake.
And tho bill would hive staggered jim
Though she's gono back to Kcokuk nov,
Though with ice-cream she's tllled up some.
| how, '
She'll como buck tu the fall ana for fried oyaser.
| cnlt, ">
But III then be ia far.o6 Moscow. :;
i -l0ally .Ga'I Who Has Deen Thert.
, 1881-07-13

14k' HCICat5cll PEGfHlcHEc " uHsIAtH IL
Now EhRldtld hns oxuftett tho attontlot of tho
hotctkterers III that section. who aro loash 10
adtnit 1t. but casiitDt t,cny TINT It IS 80. Tho
RrowtEsof inlnstnu In II rcxlnn which Is largely
mountainous Alii almost whtiy hRh ht'tl dry,
well settled. and clcarcd md cultivated for
r1nny yours, nuts at tlcfnnce NIL tho recognized
principles Of this medical profession with rolcr-
cnce to nnlarla. in reply to inquiries Oh tho
subject, Dr. Pnul 4. Chndbournc, who bus boon
a lecturer In mctiicluo rs walt is III dvtnlty,
anys Tint l,u Is lnclned tu modify h!a previous
impressions coacesning tho origin of malaria.
Tho lext.bp0ks md most nf tho nuihnrlttos
touch ttsut II nrlscs from tho decomposition Ut
vegetable Substances. and that stlcll dccotnpu-
sltlon Is promotod by MI abundance 1T
water. Dr. Chhdbousno observes that this
explanation does not ncuount fur tho
persistence OF inalarta In tho Rocky
Mountain regions, which nro usually dry.
nor in New EnglAnd, which, d prtori, would bo
thpuaht likely to bo entirely FREQ 3r,m It's intiu-
cnccs. Tho faot Is, TINT decomposition Is not
hnst0ned, but tiolaycd, BY q cot'stuut and suf-
!csunt supply o( whtcr. Alternate dryness aud
moisture. OIL the contrary, assists ttccny. Pegu-
tub.o substances thnt nro kept entirely under
watcr last Tor years; whilo thuso tint arc dried
and sonkcd ut Irregular fntcrvuls ranidly fall In
psoccs THIS observation docs not, rs Dr. Chad.
bourne admits. account for tho providence Of
n1alnrla In Now EuKland ut this time ratnor
thAn ut Any other time. fiu IL totHtty tinAtio to
account Eur tho sudden AppearNtice Ut niaaln
'lu thNt aecdon, md believes no medical 0panot
on TINT point Ia worth rush. So far rs be eau
1udBu, It Is phenomenon aa iuoxplcablo ~ tho
cp!zoi'ttc mining tho h1rics, or the Texus
cnttle tliscasc, which was communicated
from nnittls apparently healthy 10 OTHERS thtst
wore equally 50. Tie march Ut malnriA at pres
ont seous II bc In 4 northerly md oassrrly d.
rcGtton, 50 that 1t nny ho expected soon to 1nd
, 1881-07-13

THE awful md wonderful amount Of leg
exhibited by yolnR ladtes up TO II Ia being so-
vcsoIy anfmaarerted an IN London. Tho Frot,ch
Gull tho fashion mode ID raiet ds pffti, because
laokeys a|ouo dlsplny tho shapo Of their lex to
tho knoo. Thu young Pr!acossea of Wa'es do
not adopt the prevailing uloao. Their dresses
reach lust above tho Ank!o.
, 1881-07-13

Mn. john QntscoA coNclu.! lis fast Of
foTty'ash days yesterday, and now has abul,-
dant leisure III which to pyapountl a,lu MI
sweF that fruitful question, Cut 4o,1q3 III
not conceivable tl.at 10 IL Himself better oil
than no was wl.en hs bsgaa to abstain iron,
foVA, las has lived on hla Own tissues Tor U
As''1h sna = l.alf VI tbs expense of n,uci,
perAapal lpcoAyeptahce alld discomfort, nut
10 say suffering. llis selt%leA!al l.as not been
rewarded IN my malll,er whatever, liz has
not bssn able to eStsact applapss Or syA,-
patl1Y froW the people. @Aueh ieas dollars,
lNdesA va tut as We aye able 10 Judge iroM
current expressions Of oplAlon CONCERNING
, 1881-07-13
Did he carry tndfaltu?

JotfS SwtSToS exhibits n coilmondabla
desire to know wl,Use body IL was that prot.
Weiss arad "Nrltlsh builuog bullcts" Into.
Moro persons than Jphn 8wintun hnyo boom
curious IN tiat point Tho cndaver, 1t Ia proba-
bio, would have objeotcd, 1t hs could have been
consulted. Prof. Welss tnny my that whoever
might hnvc bccn tho proprietor OF that particu-
lnr tenement Of oAy in a state Of Itaturo, It was
hts whon ho ared "builoH" bul!c,s iutu it. Ho
hnd bought It, and paid for it-perhaps as much
a Els. \
, 1881-07-13
Gf)e Gtil,1ttte.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
aAlI-IS ADyASCE-r0sTAaE TnETA1n.

hY afAllt-IS ADvAScE-rosTAoE PnErA1n.
isItv cd.tnn nnc nj 200
IL - II vpnr ;rf Observation-Disclosures. 1.D0
ilsiiy ma annHr l,tn yrit. .......,....,., 1f.O0
,nrsh.v I.ur.,fny ', and SATURDAY. teF year, Gg3sfb
knTGn .vrincs,fny, and Erldny Dor fcnf.,. 400
Hunda5. 10.Ngc otlton. pcr ycar....s........ 3'oO
WEEKLY EDlTioN-rosTiA1D.
,nr cony pcr 1.t1
rT .h ~Fff ~ Il r. r. f5nD
Iw8',ty-tU tuptc$, %~~~
spec.n,cn coplcs cent frcc.
Gjvt Puss-Onloc adarcss in fnll+ Including county
AMI state. .......
tou,li,anccs may ho u,ado either bJ draft cxproae
ppbtOce order. In registered letter. at our Elsk.
10 CITY gultsGttlnEits,
DAILY delivered. Sunday excepted ~ ccHta per Week.
uol1y dcyurctt Sunday incIuied no confs par week.
Aitrcss THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Aiadlaon md ncntn1En-sts., fhcnRo, Ill.
, 1881-07-13
DUDLEY's An.
NOfef8t fJ{sbtteh IN 7h& Chttuno 7rthitr


sptesas DapateA Ia The caftaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., july 12.-Col. Dudley.
Commissioner Of Pensions, las co.nnirted
thn ,,.rrr ~ n,,tttr1 ,1,,,.,, +bo foraa T., H.
w "oia u cu''na "oMh ,hu .otse IN Ills
department. Gna semi tllo lst 10 oecfe'at!
Of about 100 clerks, aud reduces the salaryof
somt, sfyty mou. thua bringing tia exnc1,s.
sy -, ~, "f,oo ,'t,,;r, .ho anrnnr;a.;o,, ,ss
~ "'s o'lce WIN" tne ap,lepta.tsul': @ II nas
been a woFk OF great dislicnlty, taking the
e1lttrH time Of the Commissioner for the past
ten dnys. Last week hs worked 1nto tha
avail hours o,.arv rf,1,t ,,,t,t hio r1',nts ts
slaa'' nputs ese'y h!sn'' "ht.s US peputy
a1la olner ass'stallts iouna tae COM
,mre u'e S, and t,,ev bpoes, si tn "Is Se Se ~
oN. II reducing tbe goyce. tho co,nmiss,nnsr
has baa endeayore,1 II I'D do M one @ int,,stics 0I: i:
first sought out tho inefficient, cutting them
ail OIL, regardless Of their political backing
ar length Of soryice. Hn then tnouIrcd into
tile history or each clerk remaining, asceF'
, 1881-07-13
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIE CIttrAa0 1HtnuSE tina established branch
oecs for tho recelpt Ut subscriptions md ndvorso.
nlcntn Ms fo1lnws:
NEW yOltk-lioonl % 7tthetHe lluldlnE. FIT. Mc-
EApDES. Manager. I'LL
G1.AsGOW. scotland-Alan's American News
Agency, II iacnnold-at
LONDON. Ens.-Amcrican Exchange. 40 Strand
llEShf +. GtIi.to. Aalnt.
WASHINGTON. H. r.-l1ia xtsnnt.
, 1881-07-13

HOME 1.OI}IE. No. Hk i. r. + 4. M.-spcclat COM
!nunlcat!on this tnrsoE nt i,'cuck tn attend Tho
Lodge No. liz, Moltn, y. r. Numbers ase un!nc:sly
requested 10 niierd. y. +. FAME, ". u.
DC. CRE1fE IGl1>tiE. No. GaI a. +. t. a. M.-
lho monlhurs NJ this ot!xs requested To- ba rres.
Gtt NJ Our REGULAR communication July Ut ErEGnt
BUSINESSES ~ "'"' CHARLES +. siTTlt. .. ".
, 1881-07-13
PUBLIC OPINION.

New York Tribune fRcD.1: While tho Inn.
guaEc Of tho Now York statato eoes not seem
Congressman on any oshor day tban'on that OF
tho general election, tt Ia u fuct that such otcc.
tons have beou hsta. Davld Dudley FleId was
cloctcsi Il member Ut tho Forty-fourth Congress
on tho I'd OF JNauary, 1877. to till tho vncnncy
c'tl.scd BY tho resignation Of Smith Ely. Jr., and
Ia 1859, whoa tho inw referrod to, bolng Que Of
lSli. was Ia force, Th0nas ]. narr vas elGctGl to
t1S 1I!ssysAto nh nN'ssGss @ ~ y ysI s,s9 ~ SHa!
me,itionrtl ~ AtGa1y w,as not r,ar,,jIcl. a. he
wns clit,seIa at specal election held OH tho
gunorhl election. day. II would be cnsy, ia case
tit,ns n r. con~estsnn,pn r. iii vacannIrs whnn.
''s' 'ue oo'ss4o. ouaa uo''t 'a1n "o''A,''
sons as III tba ssss.aon: 6tI,,ht
IN ,tnn IL tho nrv s,r puard oho,,t t1,o
prr,i,lcnt' nuar, nv nnysr ~ nrateosoi % % INV man, @
and tho pust slx tuDtiths, which have seen tho
Car Of Itussia aud tho presllcnt Of tho unEtcd
Btatcs struck down, onp Guarded day and nlRnt,
the other sleeping without policeman In bis
house, prove low lItt!a guards hare to do With
snfoty. Premier percayal wits struck down sey-
enty say years ago by 2 lnadman: but Enxish
clti,nna onH umn hss ~ a"n EioH vi s9noap M
need any f,,ture President fear anythinR, 6ut
tue assault Ut sotne mdmls,. atiua an one - has
2usL narrow!y 9!capeu seclranx new vlcilai "a
o.innIrv of ,amsn aaI IA ~ ~ fo,na ~ ,naiC
nsyiums. not ia q b,,dy. guard. it viii DO d snd
mlstako II tho simple aud impressive life of q
tsesaent prekoryga re a. t9r century, is sacflhced
'os r'ss'e''ou "A'ou aoes NV ps"''as'
Vlcksburg {allss.l lieTt!a: No President
or inc Southern people As President Garaold.
While ho belongs to d party that is not popular
IL, tho SOUTH, It is adu!ttcd on al hunds tl.at be
~ uu.s justly auu la.rS W to's eeo.aon' snu 70
anxt0us to secure tho commentator OF the
Southarn peoplo. LII, Ing al! wretchcd party
foolnz aside III this time Of National dlsaster, tho
~ ooop9 apru aau llus. a!t. no va.uao'o
rres,on. of tho Initial stntss ia hnrrIhle: the
atsucess OF suoh IN attempt would cover our
cltlxe1s With grief and ulI tf,orn with tho voom-
!Sss 1oFosangs. s3,, Anw 5tnea ohaange ana Mea
tmIi H. sn.tnnrm net,nl" thnf ~ fhis = iimn ,hny
wuuld BE- praying aild hoi,lng tor tho. life ot
Ja1nes 4. Garleld. ttoy would never bavo ha-
!iovea u. now me ifst exptessoa @ ona neafs ea
nnv vs ~ nn,m !. .1.ntionaa ~ III ~ ~
tiIinkinI Of ti1a nntJent m,artyr In ttn Wtitn
Holls1. The Southern heart Ia llrod no more: 1t
ts wrung With synpAthy. it,prays that tho Prea.
1aeh& Is hta!~aft ohoaRh 10 11se'
New York Times (Rep.): Mr. Frank uurd,
the 0hlo Congressman, is mastug trouble Tor the
Ds%ostats I. s: Of bly, sta.e BY insisting that they
Nus'ona! Conventions and "reaulra." fred trade,
orr taria for revenue only. Mr. 11urd, though
a.nt INA hn. aI,..n T. hoo ttth,ri - 49,. no,in.
.' ai'e n'.s "1""5s oeoN taltatu1 ~ tau p""us
an" purpose ot us party as nc understands
which hos harm npknow]ettgcd in Conrrass.
,,hnra ~, s.@s ~, t'" IT, s'.sst % ~. ~
we ~. ~ ~ ssnec no in%ta ,s ta dread Fl
, 1881-07-13

Wh14e-NlackinR 1Iasc-1sA1l Park.
Ailchlkan Avenue. opE0att Washington Bttest. 9amo
betwecn tlla Chcuro aud Worcester Clubs nj SID PIN
, 1881-07-13

Entered al lat Tost-17tr ut tatet7o. H., ns steond-
2ats 1f.stttF.
For tho hcncnt nj ntr ttatrnns who dcsre to soma
tlA%te coptes ~ TltE VAtr& MI thtauUa tho mhtl NC
Styu herewith Tho tFnstseht min nj thsthxei
farrton 1,pI I}oMfsttc. -f1tr Cnlp.
Echt nnd Twr1se EnHe Paper. cena.
t!xtgCu lnE1 1ArGr......+. ctats'
, 1881-07-13
AaiuSESl EMS.

Grand t31ern. .fI1nAe.'
clark strcct. ott'0sI new C1urt-flouso. EnHaze-
mcnt Of James NNnilI. "Tho HDmnt,to ut roor
Young MRD." AftaEnu0n mid evening.
, 1881-07-13

F1tymrtr Theatre
clark street tolWecn Lake and Randolph. "The
Ywu Urpllans." Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-07-13

HDn}tyt1 fhcntfe.
Randolph sssset,' bntwcnn Clnrk and La Ral1o.
"Clnderc1Ia ut school," Afternuou md arcnlug.
, 1881-07-13

Exposition IfMttdlnR.
Michigan aYoHue, uppoalt Albums street. Thnfnas
Euunlucr Might CuntettA.
, 1881-07-13

ApsetaE DNpatth 70 1hs Chlta9a 1r1bhn1.
'.WAs1lINoros, D. c., July 12-The follow.
Ing letter shows the aggregate OF nnnua!!
savings III stur routes by tue reductions made
during tho last four. months, The two
months of Gen. Elmer's lncu1nooncy of tho
office OF Second Assistant postmas er-Gai.
erul, May aAd Juue, ara especially noticeable
for tholr showing OF reduction:
WASHINGTON, p. O.. July :, 1B8l.-Ths Hon.
Thoastts L. Jants, Postl'tastsr' generli-sln: Tae
spooEal 0rdvrs frum Murch to Juno VI, l8si:x ,o
lRtg1s+s*s.tst.' s..t..s+s .s.,ss+s.s..@ "tIstrS "tIsrS
Aprl.... ttIntt
etAy, ataGht
Juut.s @ti"'s
, 1881-07-13
Totals.. 81. .uG9, ,17t

Very reapectfulty, ii. b. LYAAs, Chiet Clerk.
Gcn. Elmal says ulat additional reductions
wera 0raered before tho end OF tho f'cal
ypar sufficient III AMOUNT to make the agEr1.
Kato oyer 81, l,2o0, ,Uo9, but tue returns were !lot
statements, Notwithstanding thls great d..
crease In the Gust Of the star service aiHl ttia
consequent reduction ln the amount. OF se1s.
Ice performed. 10 general .colnpla!Mts ai9
surylce., a better evidence Of the pr0dlgat
lty Of tha contract.otllce under its late WI
Miu!stratlon could hardly be thought 0G.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-13

MANCHESTER April i2.-The market for yarns
ami fabrics is quiet and unchanged.
NEW YORK, April 12-Cotton market opened
arn1, asking higher: sales e5 bales; middling
uplands. 10 1S-i6c: midaling Orleans. IL 1-1bc.
Furures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: April. I062c; bay, 10 sc; June, 10 0ci
July, 10 Sc; August 10 SIC; September, 10 SIC
FRoyTsfoSs, ~eRocERIEs, KTc.
LrvERrooL April 12-Bacon, long clear mid
dies. AS Cd; short, AS %.
lao % m.-Breadstuffs-smal business at
lower prices. Corn, IS 4Kd for lew. Wheat,
red winter. SsGes I'd.
NV YoRK, April R.-Flour opened quiet and
unchanged. Wheat quiet. Corn dull. PORE
weak; mess, SIC 90. Lard firm at II zoe Tor
steam rendered. Spirits turpentine, S9<c. ho-
sin. 81 676 tor strained Freights weak
BALTIMoRE, April 12-FIour opened firm and
unchanged: Howard street and Western super
4ne. S3 25G4 90; extra S4205 90; family, 90 ~
16 63s Rio brands. IS so; family. S9VV.
Whsat-Southern steady; Western q shade pet
ter and frm: Southern red. 81 151l q; amber,
81 2i0I .; No. l Maryland, 81 q; No. west
aru winter red on the spot and april delVerE,
81 1s5kI1 1889; May delivery, 81 1901 1875;
June delivery, 81 1901 1919; July delivery,
81 I61f i63s; August delivery, 81 l4Ul l4A.
orr0Sou1nern higher; Western steady but
dull: Southern white, SIC; yellow. SIC.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-13

Brilliant, Hansen, Belfast, sid Feb "a.
Marianne III port, Machado, Lisbon, sid Meh
Colouist. Turner. Liverpool, sid Feb %.
Harald dSvl. Cederberg, Montrose. sid Mch Is.
Heinrich Won Schroeder Ger HileL MADEIRA,
sid Feb 10.
Hestia Ger, Boettcher. Madeira, sid Feb Il.
Max Fisher (Ger), Mass, Deal, sid Men 70
Alexander Forl. Peters, Maryport, sid Mich ID.
March s.
Ocean child Edwards, Port Madoc, sid Mch ID.
Eintraeht, Hintze, st Vincent, sid Mch l.
Burgermeister Muller, Bunck, st Vincent, sid
Bertbs Balruhs. wilschky, St Vincent, sid Mch /.
Lady Cartier, Williams, st Vincent, sid Mch l.
Schweigaard Norl, Sorensen. Philadelphia, sid
Harmonic tNorl Hamevig, St Thomas, sid Mch
10.
sknIda NOrl zachariasen' ROchefOrt' sid Feb
Schooners.
Maud Briggs. BRYANT. Curacao, sid Feb 5.
Elwood Doran, Warrington, Philadelphia, cd
&FoR~ BRUNSWICK. "A.
Ships.
Ragnar Brl. McGregor, New York, cid Feb 12.
Szoka Till dtaD, Blom, Dublin, sid Feb z.
Eleanor (owl, Wingrev, London, cid Feb q.
Lycka Till QtaD, Blopa, dublin SID Feo"
Curl Sw), stromberg, London. in bal. cid Jan
g.
Tagal Nor). Jacobsen, London, cid Feb %.
American Eagle, Bradford, New York, up Mch
Ashantee CBr1, O'Brien, Baltimore, sid Mch 16.
Johanne Nor), Rafen, London, sid March 10.
S~chooners.
Florence & Lillian, Smith, New York, up Feb9 8.
Frances, Artemus, st Thomas, sid FeD %.
Albert Waite, Dodge, Boston, cid Mch Is.
VIM F Ames, Belfast, sid March IA.
Caleb S Ridgway, Townsend, New York, up
Mch %.
Toni Williams, Edwards, New York, up Men 80.
Winnie Lawry, Spear. New York, sid APP 9.
Emma Heather, Richards, Wilmington, NC,
FOR ST MARY's.
Banks.
Johanna Maria DAM, Christensen, Malaga, sid
Jan 4.
Briggs.
Cid Qsp), Estopino, Havana, sid Mch IA.
FOR SATILLA RIVER.
Banks.
Konigen Augusta, Wilde. s~winemunde, sid Dec
Herman Dam, Christensen, st Vincent. sid
Dec 4.
Udsine, svega, London, cid Feb IA.
Amelia & Hedwig. Gehm, London, cid Mch 10.
FOR APALACHICoLA.
Briggs.
Geo W Chase. Long, Curacao, sid Feb 12.
Schooners.
Mary A McCann, Havana sid Feb z.
VIM Jones, Falkenburg, New York, cid Mch4.
Agnes Bacon, Davidson, New York,up Feb u.
FOR F~ERNANDINA.
Steamers.
RhyI (Brl Guy, Cardiff, sid Feb 3.
Banks.
Usko (Rus), Hertin, Liverpool, sid Feb ~.
Imogene (Br), Bolin, Liverpool, sid Jan II.
Mentor Ger. Schultz, Liverpool, sid Jan p.
Delma Br). oden, Port Spain, sid Jan IS.
~Schooners.
Grecian Bend (Brl, Godfrey, Bermuda, sid Mch IA
Mary Stewart, Bangor, New York. cid Mch %.
S G Evans, Sylvanus, New York, up Mch %.
FOR KEY WEST,
Banks.
Senator ken Ger. Leriz, Liverpool, sid Ap l..
Algeria (Brl, Macarthur. Dublin, sid Dec 20.
Gerhard Ger, Klamp, Liverpool, sid Mch 10.
FOR ST AUGUSTINE.
SchoonerS.
Eagle, Nunan, New York. up Mch %.
B II Jones, Smith. New York, up Ap 5.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-13
FOh DARIEN AND DOBol
Ships.

Benjamin Bangs Norl, Zernichow, Amsterdam,
sid Jan 5.
Banks.
Unto RUS, Sneilman, London, cid Jan 6.
Telius lkor). Peterson, Belfast, l, sid Jan IA.
Drowning Sophie (Nor), Petersen. London, cid
Jan II.
Anna & Maria Ger. Bartels, London, cldFeb 16.
COlODist DBL Chiffon, L'pool, sid Feb 90.
Mary Jane fGerl Budde, Lowestoft, sid Jan p.
Nelson. Glaister, L'pool, sid Feb ].
Ostsse Ger, Dilsner, Plymouth. sid Feb 16.
Caroline lNorl, Petersen, Marseilles, sid Jan IL.
GehOn Nor, Sarlen, Hull, sid Feb 6.
Kortenaer Dutch, Datema. L'pool, sid Feb IS.
COlonist (Eorl. Teilersen, Bristol, sid Feb /.
Jason (Norl, Olsen, Dieppe. sid Jan 30.
Minna Ger, Boese. Bordeaux. sid Jan 81.
Pomona Ger, Newman, London, cid Jan 90.
Glen Monarch, Short. Liverpool, sid Feb II.
Margaretha, Jones, Waterford, sid Feb /.
Union, Frentz. Pauillac, sid Feb IA.
Hoppett, Horstrom, Malaga, sid Feb 9.
Othello, Miedbrodt, Sharpness, sid Feb IL.
Wm Wright (Brl. TAFT, Glasgow, sid Feb %.
Adrianna Petronella lGerl Richter, Greenock,
sid Mch Z.
Emile, Knuth, St Nazaire. sid Feb 10.
Canada. Lammert, Liverpool. up Mch 10.
Actiy Norl Jacobsen, London, cid Feb 23.
Johann Benjamin Ger, Hamann, passed Deal
Mch 10.
Norma Ger, Bernecker, St Vincent, CIV, cid
Feb 8.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-13

Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Savannah to
Cincinnati via Macon, Atlanta and Cincinnati
Southern Railway on 7:30 P. M. train.
Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, Augusta and
Macon, and Savannah and Atlanta.
Connections.
Eufaula train connects at Fort Valley for
Perry daily Except Sunday. and at Cuthbert
for Fort Gaines daily Except Sunday
Train on Blakely Extension runs daily lex
cept Sunday from Albany to Arlington, and
daily Except Monday from Arlington to AL
bany.
All Savannah with Savannah, Florida n
Western Railway, at Augusta with all lines to
North and East, at Atlanta with Air Liue and
Kennesaw Routes to all points North, East
and West.
Pullman Sleeper from Augusta to Washing
ton without change.
Berths in Sleeping Cars can be secured at
SCHRETNER'S, 1Z7 Congress street.
G. a. WHITEHEAD, ROGERS
Gen. Pass. Agt, Gen. Eupt., Savannah.
:. @. SHAW, w. F. SHELLMAN,
Glen. Trsv. Agt. Supt. 8. W. B, B., Macon, Ga.
unh1A.Hf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-13

No change OF card between Savannah AND
Jacksonville and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between
Savannah and Jacksonville.
Sleeping cars run through to and from Savan.
Eah and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany
without change.
Passengers from Savannah for F~ernandfaa,
Gainesville and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Darien take this train.
PASSENGERS from Savannah for Brunswick
axe this traln, arriving ct Brunswick 500 A. 4.
Passengers leave Brunswtak at SEQ P. n, ar
rive at Savannah 800 A. 4.
Passengers leaving Macon st 7:i5 A. 4. tdaily
including Sunday connect at Jesup with this
train for Florida
Passengers from Florida by this train ccaneos
nc Jegup with train arriving In Macon sc 6:S5 2
Il. daily including Sunday.
Connect at Albany with passenger trains
both ways on Southwestern Railroad TO and
from Macon, EufRula, Montgomery, Eobile,
New Orleans, etc.
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for ApalachE-
cola every Sunday and Thursday evening; FOR
Columbus every Tuesday and Saturday after
CIoss connection at Jacksonville daily Csun-
DAYS excepted for Green Cove Springs, st.
Augustine, Rslstka, Enterprise, and ali landings
on st. Johns river.
Trains on q. and a. B. 3. leave junction, 60
Ing wegt, at 1872 A. n, and for Brunswick AZ
4:40 p. K, daily, except Sunday.
Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car Berths
secured at Bren's Ticket ONCE. No. % Bull
street, and at Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway Passenger Depot.
AOOOMMODATgON TRAIN-EASTEGN III
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-13

Per steamer st Johns. from Florida-C
n Beach, wife and svt, Mr. Fountain and wife,
Mr. Barrows and wife, Col Carlton and wife,
Mr. Stewart, Capt Ward, wife and child, Mr.
Wilson. f A Elston, + NJ Davis, wife, nurse and
child, A Il Elston and wife, Mr. Grosbeck, wife,
nurse and child, A L Turaowski, Mr. Hodgenan,
Mr. Eastman, j j Gordon, Miss Fallam, Miss
Tufts, and 10 deck.
Per steamship City of Augusta, from New
YOrk-G f Forbush, Miss l. 4 S~treeter, II T
Brown and wife, F Covert, G A Bailey and
wife, w S Gleddeu, w K Churchyard. Miss
r G Churchyard, Miss Mary Churchyard, IT
Budd Jr and wife, L H Dolly, w Wade. Miss o
Henderson, C Van Houton, r NJ Kelly, Mrs
Moffatt, Fl Wertheimer, II Meeker, W B Meeker,
W T Simmons, H L Olcott and wife, Z Reed, E
o Reed, g B BOynton, Mrs NJ Clifton. r J Dean,
A d Thurber, + W Elwood, W Van Fleet, j ID
Armstrong, ) B Carter, o Leetz, w " Case,
l. Jones (cold), NJ Wilson (colid). !