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, 1881-12-24
A SALOON ROW.
Officers Of tie Lmsv Trying tu Find Out
WIN Killed Louis TIl,Ise.

Officers Of tlle Lmsv Trying tu Find Out
WIN Killed Louis T1pIsc.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 7rlsuns.
ST. PAUL, Atnn., Dec. .1.--1no trial Ut Helm
and ttcnry Won Iicl,n for tho murdur Ut Louis
Tipko IN salton row lust summer has bcen go-
iux OH ut ltctl Wing all this week. Tho oyllenco
showed Tint tho Mu1l lutt tho aaloou tp1uthor:
thut Vnn tiulln threutGned Iipke. tho Hul4u of
II ,i,,arrol Wis hoard untalc. and TIpke was
found stabbcL, bilt no uno saw the decd. Thu
jury III tho Case 1T Helm oamo tntu pourt thus
t,,orning 1T 10 o'eoal. dertarIng that thoy could
not ngree on q rGrdiet. As .tha tttlI.
Guilty Rectncd to TO several questions of
law, thu Judge It,atle u Lrtee statement
uf such INV, una tho Jury retired aghln, returned
~ tuu cAlurl-ru0'n socontl tl.nu not bulnK nblu
to aRre9 upnn II ycrdiut, And wcrn tlIbuhnrXoti by
tho Judge. They huA bcUu In scssun over twi,
hours. 1t was lllitcnlt tU ktt Jury. Two
special ycntrcs u eighteen Jurors enoh null
twelyu tnlts1hon weEe exllausted tn prnuurtng
Jury for tAo tr!al Ut tho nthor Gp.tlufetidltt!t,
Henry You ll1lln. At Il lvw n}inut9s pust II
n'e!ouk y wnB, however, completed, Nilu Col.
William C0|f lilo niltle tho opelliG Huecl uiu6-
inX hrtweGn 1 nlid s UelDck. Tho 1efu4su nut ia
III tustlnlonY. 1uIg1 Mcclure allowed ths Jury
rtAltas Till b:sn \. III. tomorrow htfuta cknrHux
thunl. Mrs. Kim. ont nr tho Stale's witllesseS
has not recovered ft0n. her EuFyuu8 AttAek U1l
the 2lst. 1t IL Toured tlu du'rtum tAay be per
tiIA1Hut,
, 1881-12-24
SOCIAL EVENTS. =
Reception to tI,e Pupils Of tho Academy
Of GjStB I&rtk.

Itcccnt1o,, "a t,,o t,u,,,. -, .,, Aa,,.,,,,,
~ ~ ~ ri,,.a 49,, w. '''o "e"u"''''
rno w,n,,n.. u - r'na ,ns Nrts. ns,i
Fine Arts ct,tct1 yc.tes,lny, mud tho event xns
celebrated in very entoyatle manner in Inn
snaIo VI reeepaoa to tho pupils of tue
acauetf'y. tentlercd by tliose trae fr1cna 0f art
and stanoh supporters uf tho Institution. Mr.
,lcnc N, 1 rs. taa,h..' % -. .ae.F gsesat res.,
I'm , ~. ,1v' ~ ~, ro. uarn m.G.e. in hany OF
us It enabled them to spend II p,oa.uut aud
, 1881-12-24
HAHDKERcHlEFS.

No othcr llolsu III this city has sncl, tre-
MeEduus rush for their hatdkerclliefs rs tl.a
popular house of Morgentlnu Bros. j. Co.,
State nlld Monroe streets.
From morning till late at night their
e. COUNTERS arc lined with eager. purchasers.
Tho bargains nifared by tl,e1,l Iii iirst-cluss
gn9lls tivU, to say tho least, astonishing.
SILK hAltikcrc1ifets fran - ct.llts UPWARDS:
l'ltro lthun llAi,dkerclitfs for gentlemen at 10
rentR. wlllclt cannot Ge duplicated elsewhere
for less than ~ cehts npiece.
Their assortment Of fancy md holiday
gOotts Is still complete, md III celitliui tDiet
eases tlley offer ii splelldiA bargain at Shh0
fora co'allete set. containing mirror. brush,
nt1a comb In elegant ease. They have soltl
several hundred Df tflesH cases during tile
first five days Of this week.
, 1881-12-24

GI.OSlNH FOH THE Holidays.
LONDON, DGc. Tl-'rhe Atlnclng Lime 1aar
krts tito 14t,llon Stock Exeml,Rc, md ule
Liverpool C0ttul. Exchange will bu closed
Saturday and Monday,: te .ls, alltl 10th, md
thu 1.tverpaol CDtton Exchange will utso ho
closed on Tho :'fst Inst. MD tho l Ut january.
NEsloNETlzAr1i,s OF stt.vE1..
At meeting vi tankcrs md merchants of
London yesterday resolution WINS passed IN
favor Ut tho formation Ut NIL association to
c0'ts!der tic rehabilitation nf sIlsar, alul
Henry 1fs1cks GIbbs, ono Ut thn Directors 0f
tic Bank of England. was chosen President
Of tliu council.
HIE:NVtI.I.E MURRAY,
Journalist anu author Of ",rhc Membcr for
parls," died in 1'arfs.
4 MEatO1ifAT,
signed by Al ,0O0 persons, Including thirty
two Peers and seventy-fye 1llu,libulB Ut tic
l1oilse Of Commons. asking for II remission
ol tic sentences Of pursons convtctetl of
bribery III tho Sandwich mud 3lacclcsiiclu
elections, Inns bee,l presented 10 tho 1iolne
Secretary.
tNnluo.
The failure Of IArKa hDl,so III tho indigo
tratlu at lIDrdeaNx Is reported.
MASLUN's ltEri.EsEST4tTtVE
Inns sighed nrtieles for n nlatcll with lloyd
fur E5Uu Bltie.
a DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
occurred oil tlIo premises of tile Nlosley Cot
t0,i-Spinning Company in Oldham.
, 1881-12-24

Tho Performances Of Ceaurluo En1eottl,
nIa Italian hoy. with Some Account or
IElh CArucr.
| hnye twlco heard thls week, says tho pars
correspondent u tho Lontion Truth, tho plal,u-
farto ttnproyisations nf nj 1tslifuu boz who will
probably tako III somo years n foremost rnnk
an,onR tho great composers OF tho agc. Ths
boy IL Just yrars old. His nn.uu Is CesarJuo
0nitotti. lIo III u nntIyo of pietruguntu. tU tha
lrovIlsco ut I.,,cca, and Inns como hero With h!s
fntter, who Is provided with lutters OF l,tro.
duct.un from tho Graad Chamberlain of the
Foy e a ya ass oesaa Il
e ~ 9Fx'@!.ts, n l., LyfGbtS 1aH %5!y; Ihs
@ SS9ss CT sS s III. aavea o hs as
Ft st ne s 1Ga SS ny sSt ta% s55 a5
projecting fur out buth IN haek aud fruit. Ti,o
iallds upi'ear Ut al'ost b4lysh size, atd are loo
CusaflnO Uasdott! IL MT o.o of those uufortli:
At,i Taught by dit u cruelty ID outr,in Iatura.
Ito Ia u iitt!e wort- -uokng .att'ut tIe oyes, hui
Faye e,no the impression u 2 icy whuso clildaoa!
ai.i Mot Ut iii Mfrail II h,H ratilsr, with wiUsn
DO ID nlak,uR u tour rolsthl tsurope, BlKnoro Gu-
sood middle. oiass tanlliy. Hs .ho numerous lot
ters ot latfoiueton hs !n.s M WITH hi.l testify.
Tho eh!a. of whosc .4 M!s'ea! accamp!lshInents
studied four years u,nler Prof. CassSs,ccl, Sf
Plan, and sKambat!, Of ltonlc. Tho second 0e-
cusj0,i on whtuh | s9w Tho protltRy wut at IL
lMlrty. cesarlllo was sl< down TO thu ptuno and
iii Kinda Ut texts vert. arpited to hiu.. On,
ehitdret. III draw thotn 10 him lIu run nwny
tron, solatu. which Ao eot aLfuu9h tn t4a must
bsti!tant innnner, g t4aer sorl Of GapElecto,
would have sail hatl urvn itsplrel by Il visit IL
tho x4H. .Tlcy NuVko4 urounl him, IL ats ut,.
concealed pleusilrp. YtOn hg uluyoI duats with
several little girls, aUne oller than hu. and
atners about hls own aKe, lso stood.
clls, His descent to thuir musical l0yu!
wua not tho least ruuaskabse Of his 9eass,
M CONSEQUENCES Of his superiority wus
, 1881-12-24

to,cfics and sta'ntncrlnR fingers. A part Of tho
time tho rhcnnu,.n0u WIZ trying tn ltt,k spnti
ut liE ltoy VII" was es,RaRel IN making clcctrl-
l!t"rate frotl lilo piano he stnc.. it hands in
tho r'ckrtA Of his knickortnn,kcrs md rnm To
wn:Eh thy AIt!.tinH exhibition. Tho chill Is
tutt ut fun. and tn"k II healthy and Intelligent
thtcfcAt tn t1lu nIectrlsA, ptih,otnana. He fi,l
!,istet: t. thu af5ncncr, md, ~ tho whole. In.
inorbId IN hin astonishing lnusIcnl cnpncity
Ihi: winter ,1o wl prol,ahly e oFso ut lilo inii.
srnl sthra at tho Austrian Eml,assy, II tho
Ccsarinn 1,y the hand. bho. ios n Hilt for fort-
,,tle.te!tInx, AMI rrctt!cts TINT tho iIttln ftnlan
Da!, 10y VIII p1ovo @ tbo MoHart of tho nineteenth
hIahcst orllsr. In playIiiR tho pIhfnn hls touch
Inns snftut.a and prGcitIon. Hant Hntns excelI.
lGft haud ts, IN executive skill, fully etuRl To tho
, 1881-12-24

Yesterday the crowd was eycu creator than
the tluy before. Thg store WA pucGel full from
morn!t'F I'll! n,kht Ut tho trout su'o " thF.p
bats, etc. Tl!ne ngarly up, g0ois Rofnx fast;
only Il fow loft ns the wonderful barguitls. Moi.'a
eltxant chnehllll 1un*cr OyercDats, $lvJ gy,nr-
nntrtd worth I'll or U0nUy returned; mems
cloth pants, w cet,ts. guaranteed worth ii "
ulnn0y returned; splendid suit OF ulon'g win.
trr clothes, fj9a. KGarinteCtl snrtt $ls; alcltH,
underwear, and I,txu tFctuln urtcas for mem i
welr At ED afatiIAoa strtct. hutwpen Clark aId
LII anlle streuts. ltrsnenlber tho tiMu Is nearly
up wheu tn!4 Kr1at anlu must Uus9.
, 1881-12-24
MOROCCO.

QAMHETTA LIKELY 10 HAVE HIS HANDS
FULL.
Madrid Dec. 23,-A dispatch from Tn1,-
elers says: The troops dispatched by tile
Emperor Ut Morocco to cnpturo tile Glttef Hou
Amena Joined the latter Iii proclaIniug q
noly War agslinst tho French. They subsu-
Qlontly sefcnted tho tribes WHO refused to
join them. The revolt Is spren4ing and the
Emperor has neither reQuislt means nor
prestige to suppress It.
, 1881-12-24
SANTO DOMINGO.

4 IEUNUH.
SASTo DOMINGO. Due. 14.-Tlo news that
n United States war steamer will survey
Sauana Bay catBcd sucl,, excitement tllnt the
authorities prepared two war schooners, tho
Thandur anu Capa.lllo, to watch the Amori-
Gull 1nnn-of-Wur.
a REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT
broke ont ut Santiago, and President A(erino,
then ut Puerto Plain, started to Santiago
with 600 men.
ELEVEN HOUSES AT DAN1
burned, causing losses estimated at see, 600 !;
no insurance.
, 1881-12-24

Tho puko Of 1ticl,inundsa Awful Dnatl,
While odiorcriiUr"f;cHcrnt of CMnnlm.
tAh

Whtfo diorcriiUr.f;cncrnt of Canada.
i.daIttpts Telegraph.
As MI evidence that tho bItu OF 0thor nn!maIs
ls Hun1ctisnes M dangerous ns that hr dog, wo
ni''y h''duco tho woil.knuwn caae Ut tho Krand-
fnt,ler Uf tho present Duko Of NIuhtnun,t, who
was Uovernor. General of C,l,,u.,a In isls. md
tcd tllcrn In tho August OF lA1U frusn tho cr-
fccss Of fox's bItc. Tho Story WIS ctuhuritcIy
told by tho latp 1Or! William lennox, In his
Fifty Years Of Biographical "Reminiscences"
aud Is well calculated to wnrn careless rea1ors
Ut not utlIniorestng volume against tho dim
Herof putting thoIr hands Within reaclI Ut II 10.
raltel tatne. but reilly Will and chast,c.I.,,p
for. Wo nrc infnrined by Lord William
Lesihox thnt his father Ind detcrinIl.eLl
III IL tous Of inspection to tho Upper
Province Of Cana'in, and, artor n farewell ball.
Quet tn hts civil md military subordlnl!cs, tho
tt,ke sot oir In lilo mdsunlncr IT 1919 from
Quebec III II Government stcn1,or, wht,Ao head
w'tiiun accompanied hts fn,llor, on whosc stuff
he ';.s sgrvig ny nlitlary nldc.de-catnI, ia tar
as Mnn.rsal: n. WtIsneo s. !,;n
;:llero, s,ys lori! wsi!lsn, occurred un iSci:
dent of = m t,ost frlxhtful natMtr. witch tctaliy
tlenGu ln this tltstAht culplty." 1t nppottis tint
tt,u of lho English snl,l isrs ii Fort wll!lait'
snGa Gps Ez TIC oy awa ~ S sss ssssr ,oss se
tween wA!rt mud the fux there ta been sevorul
;'Gnty: IT.; IT, fox , %as y Ihxy.sxcts "
iEut'co Of him, 1t,d just Lcf!,r0 mounting his
horao 10 ins.,ect tho iarrssus ho rashly stovprI
i @ to s',g t ~ sasppca ax q It ' tao so bufds s
lianti, bitiaF lii, slightly, upon whph hS
toak bp!t! IL tno foxfs .ear. cxs;slaitntnN:
ut o,cu setxetl hin t;e,r lilo luwer jo,n, Ut
tne rlKl,t thn!nl. u,nitlIS1 4is tecth iIneet ~
s a s Ss hs H nse W. !sc sFt It sfd H tf ts 'or
night iAter tho wound hau completely tcslIl
, 1881-12-24


polsr Au PRINCE, dec. 2a.-An alarming
revolution Is reported to iayo broken out ut
Jcromi. AUX Cnyes, and Saint A[arc. prest
lunt Salomon, with strong force. 'ai.detl ut
SaInt Mare. md qslellcd rising there. after
l50 nlun hasl been killed OH both Sides. The
Government house was sacked. Olher
houses were burned. President SaIonon re-
turned to Port au Prince to obtain reinforce
lle1ts.
, 1881-12-24

HHNQUFT*
BERLIN, Dec. a3.-Ihe Emeporor William
gave i,ls annual banquet to thu diplomatic
body last evening.
6TlINnENT 1ktjLEs
or tho greater security Of theatres against
IRE will take Immediate o!foct.
, 1881-12-24

T1tESCDTT AND llr.AINE.
PANAMA. dec. 1h.--FI,e Star u,tfl Herald
says: Col. W. II. Trcscntt ntl Walker Illaine
arrived l'ur steamer Colon from New York,
nrd sailcd for CalluD tic afternoon of the
1;jtll inst. oil boarl tho United STATUS stcanl-
ship Lackawannn.
Kif.rATntCk.
Intelligence rencl,ed tlleul hero Of the death
OF uc,. Kilpntrtck.
TIE UNITED STATES SHIP ALASKA
arrived nt Valparaiso. Tile United States
sllp Adains Is III Cailao, and will re,nnin
there until tic Pensacola returns FROM her
cruise tu tll0 Nortl.
, 1881-12-24
VEN EZUELA.

4 TlIltEATENED REVOLT,
CAIAcAy. Venezuela, Dec. 1l.-Presldent
Guzlnan D|anco las asked the Legislature
for authority to organize q force OF q, ,0o0
men to repress 4 threatened revolution.
, 1881-12-24
YIINIG.
THE ARABS I,EFEA

THE ARABS DEFEATEn 13Y THE FRENCH
1W1Tli BEYEAk LO69.
TuNIs, Dec. :22.-Gon. L0gorot defeated an
Arab trlh0 near Matlnn with severe loss,
after obstinate and prolonged resistance.
, 1881-12-24

macnl1stnrs2 Cough Mixture ycnrty
tncreaaos In popular estuem despltu tho lulnbGr
0f 1lBw Fenl01le1 4lnost duly 1nttu4l4ced, 1nhl
r. Leo. cortcF lfa!Strl Aud Harrison Ytroats, and
aIl lrlg3lafa
, 1881-12-24

DEATHS PROM CHOLERA.
ALEXANDRIA,, Egypt, Dec. .:1.--'TI,irty.two
deaths fr0M, cholera occurred ut Elwelt DUR
Ing thu week endcd tho 18TH Inst. Soulo
caravans broke the quarantine by avoiding
the ordinary route,
, 1881-12-24

TuTls E0FFf6p0nleNt1 l'UH Hal 0asfIft.
81, Paul l3oFt Ii reprosontea BY deputy who
IL u well 0s stIunue, but duo4 not know how to
tiruw Il crowd Ut intellectual tdlers. lls audi.
has genius, knowledge, Intuition, comMunI-
, 1881-12-24

AFe,lt'H AaAyoitqHo nud 1Vhtto Ikoxs
Ct,ognas-rci,. Refreshing. and lKsttu1--sxcria'i
W u1te, nnu ~. taMoy prIcos: btep III AMI huyo
YOUR handkerchief p0rtuulcd ut Arends drug
store.
, 1881-12-24
ITALY,


FE8VTIQBs
LONDON, Dec. 20-The eruption OF Mount
Vesuylus las ASSUMED largo proportions.
, 1881-12-24

*26 to &2b 900 used tuIlulou4ly In
Rrnlla 1eAltux yields largo proHts, For pamphlet
aud R'ectrtu pom repoFts WEItD to W. Z, BVilla s.
Co., 4ruktEu, luI LII Snile-st., ChltAxp.
, 1881-12-24

Tbs Sanitary Engineer of New York Is
published Thursttay at l40 William It, In
, 1881-12-24

I he Best Field
FOR
EMBCRAWTS,

An IMMENSE .AEEA OF RAILROAD
AND GOVERNMENT LANDS, OF GREAT
FENT1kITr. WITHIN TASK REACH
Of IsEIkMAHE EST MARKET, AT Elk.
TKEA ELY I.nW PRICES, In uo.x offered
fur snte In EAkTEKS OREGON anA EAST.
EIiS w.AsifIS0f0S TE1k1eITDIZY.
't,he.e 1nnds farm pntt Of the great GRAIN
81 asses "s .e a?: y III = 'sss aSo "an:a sisa
1rnn Port nn,. where stea n.hlps and snl!.
ts: TX Es::fii or ri f1E Et'sf;;E SiE'i 'asd fo1s ALL
GRAIN AT lORTLAND, OREGON,
OuMM.AEDA Il PRIZE Equal. TO THAT
OBTAINED IN CHICAGO.
tbs curly completion Or 4.e Northern 'I'a~
ctIlc IL. Il. ts Hotr assured, HsaM GsHraafecs to
settlers cheap n,,i QHics transportation, anu
pood Mnri:cts, bath East and Hest. Tic
Ujsc"fH1 a shfs ,.e.0 orer'uHH liHs to the Fe-
rifle, togcflrr tcfth the construction Of tie stei-
'roFt; IT 70O mtieA " railroad by The d. II. d
" Co. IN II" ttlFeys Of HE great Eotl.gl-
1a ami IT. principal tributaries, reAtiers ctr-
tist rapid irrrasc IL tho pai.ts Of as tu,stfs
'sow open to purehHso and presumption.
There II cvcrU indication. or tt,l enormous
increment of population IL tho Columbia
ifirrr region IN thc in,H,estiase ftts#ro.
41 Gs.tHs HI fa12 SF F" WEk WxExfE Et atS1n StH e
n q Failure 0f EsuEsN over known.
KAlLNoAn LAfDH offered Mt tho uni.
form Titte or H1.G0 An Aero.
CLIMATE MILD AND HEALTHY,
ci,.ntry. liz res"urees, ciimalc. rnsts or
ir.svei, rites, nnd fnii fuf1rni.tiot,. address
A. l., STOKES,
Gcusrul Eastern Agent,
So Gltrt-4t., Chicago, III.
, 1881-12-24
Maximum temperature wi,
Minimum LtElllprntlsyp, tlj,I
AtGHn duly bnf1Ilt,ntDr, 1l4t7.
hieaai 1at!{ th0fi!ot,lnict. 1lA
Meau daily humidity. 54.U.

i Sieet Storm.
ALBANY, N. T., Dec. @i-A sleet storn, hero
broke down tho telephone and cicotslc.lIKht
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20
Episcopal High School

L. NJ BLACKBOARD, NJ. A, Principal.
q ESTABLISHED 1882 Fits for college OF
~ business. The next session opens Sept
2S, 1881. Catalogue sent on application to the
Principal at Alexandra. Va.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20
MARITIME MISCETJANY

The brig Alaska comes to Chas Green's Sor
INSTEAD OF as previously reported.
Schr City of Chelsea, Goodwin, Jacksonville
5for New York, with lumber, before reported
spoken under jurymasts put into Norfolk 10th
sShe reports that on the 9th inst, in lat 80 81
lon 40, she struck tremendous gale and was
compelled to cut her masts away. All of hel
5spars and most Of her sails are gone and she
! is leaking.
Schr G Evans, from Fernandina for New
4 Hork, before reported spoken with sails gone
arrived at Norfolk September 18th with loss Of
fsails. spars and rigging. James Sylvester, hel
mate, OF Brooklyn, and Geo Mccarthy. sea
man, Of Boston. were killed by the swinging oil
The boom in a storm on the 9th inst.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20
RECEIPTS.

3 Per steamer Florida. from Florida-4S bales
1cotton, s. bbls spirits turpentine, bales va
4 lot furniture.
Per Central Railroad, September 1880
bales cotton. 6s2 long clear sides, 81 wheelbar-
rows rs bbls -four, 10 tierces lard, 22O bbls
3ime, 100 bbls rosin, 6 cars lumber, open bug
sgies. phaeton, IS cases canned sausage, FOG
sboxes tobacco, % caddies tobacco, 80 pkgs fur
3niture 3f casks clay, 50 bbls oil, bales domes-
ttics, bales yarns. 10 bbls egSS. 20 cases eggs
car horses and mules, l car cattle. sheep and
4shoats, carhoys acid, z cases handles 2 bales
mattresses, bbls whisky. 10 cases candy, IL
looxes regulators, 10 eases domestics. bales
sheep skins, % pkgs rope, 5 bbls dried fruit As
spkgs mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
september 49, ,2S5 bales cotton. 25 cars lun,-
sber, cars wood, car bscon, 500 bbls rosin. 1873
sbbls spirits turpentine, II bales hides, II bales
yarns and mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Sep
ftember 1879 bales cotton. GO bbls rOsiu, bbls
spirits turpentine 45 boxes tobacco, a caddies
tobacco, and mdse.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20
CHARTERS

Schr Cassie Jameson, $4,000 feet lumber
Brunswick to New York, PIT.
Schr Hattie p King, PSI tons, Kennebec Il
Galveston, ice, 81 90; Cedar Keys to New York
lumber, S11.
Schr Quaker City, 100000 feet lumber, Fer
luancina to Philadelphia, 81 so.
Schr Robert Clarke, 100 tons, New York L
skey West general cargo. pit.
Schr K Glover, 2SS TONS New York Il
charleston, stone, S175
Schr Dion, 2l1 tons, Water Cove, Me, to Cedal
Keys, ice, So
Brig Robert Dillon, asa tons, New York K
Port Royal phosphate, 81 80.
Schr Margaret Lyons, 314 TONS Elizabeth
port to Savannah phosphate 81 ( OBJ.
Schr Naragansett, 262 tons, New York t.
Jacksonville. general cargo, and back will
lumber. SIC so for the round.
Schr Isabel Alberto, go tons, same, S12 rs FOL
fhe round.
Schr Palos. 252 tons, New York to Fernan
dina, brick, 50 so per 1000; back with lumber
.p
Schr Ruth Robinson. 4S7 tons, New York t.
charleston, stone, 81 70; back from Doboy
north OF Hatteras lumber, 81.
Schr z A Baizeley. 373 tons, Charleston tC
INewcastle, Del, phosphate rock, So so.
Schr Nellie Grant, 1l9 tons, Cedar Keys tt
New York. cedar, 10c per cubic foot.
Br bark James Kitchen, at New York $50 00(
feet lumber, Fernandina to Moutevideo Of
sBuenos Ayres, SIS so.
Br brig KildOnan. $50 tons, Brunswick t
Rosario, lumber, $50 ret.
Br bark Warrior, 617 tons Fernandina tC
Aontevideo or Buenos Ayres, lumber, SIS net
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20
List of Vessels up Cleared and
Sailed for this Port.


|AIbertsen, Galway, sid Aug via New York.
SHIPS.
beethoven, Smith, Bordeaux, sid Aug Is.
BARKs.
Nora Cyor), jacobson. Dunkirk. sid April H.
|Appia (Nor) Sande, Bremen, sid from Road
stead June 5.
|KeniIworth, Ryarson. Liverpool, sid July 16.
Fratell Tubino utaD, Parlo, Rotterdam, sid
Neptun (Nor). Tobiasen. Barcelona, sid July "a.
|Wm Wright, Tail Havre. sid July %.
.Tikoma (Br). Andrews Liverpool. sid Aug 12.
|9na (GOrl, Andersen, London, sid Aug IS.
|Svanen (Nor), Iillefsen, Stettin, sid Aug H.
lLauget (Nor), Petersen, Hamburg, sid Aug y
|ChrysolitA, Lamb. London, cid Aug IL.
Ii ady Dufferin, Evans. Liverpool, sid Sept /.
O'Neill. Bristol, sid Aug "a.
|Termagant, Brotherton, London, cid Aug 20.
Alma, Woxholt, at Stettin Aug 6.
Amazon (Nor), Christensen, Liverpool, SID
Aug is
Alice c Dickerman. Cook. Boston, cid Sept 8.
Arabella, Foster, Rio Janeiro, sid Aug II.
|Freyr (SOr). Andersen, Kr1mpen, sid Sep 2
Fred (Nor) Olsen, Limerick, sid prior to Sept 2.
|Andreas Riis (Nor). Hansen. Newry. sid Sept H..
Britannia (Sw), Ledsen, Hernossud, sid Aug =.
Marietta QtaD, Pellerano, at Buenos Ayres
Aug -.
IPrincipessa Margberita di Piamonte QtaD, at
Buenos Ayres Aug Is
BRIGs.
Fsvorita. Marengo, Geno, sid Aug4 4.
Maggie (Br) Mcleod. Oporto sid Aug ~.
American Union, Boeman, philadelphia cio
Sept l6.
sCHooNEEs.
Menawa. Philadelphia, cid Sept 1.
Jessie Mitchell, Bangor, cid Sept 2
N B Bramhall, Gillette. New York, cid sept IA
Margaret @ Lyons, at Elizabethport Sept IL.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20
Charleston Rice znd Naval stores
Market

CHARLESTON. September 17.-RrcK. - This
grain was IN very light supply, with a firm
market, but there were no sales Of moment re-
ported Fair 70 good qualities new crop sell at
about 6s(171kc. per pound. Carolina rough
nee is quoted at 90c GS1 % per bushel for
Inland and 81 200l 30 per bushel for tide water
Fsnced rates
NAVAL SrOREs.-The receipts were $40 casks
spirits turpentine and 23f bbls rOsin. There
vas a steady movement In resins at unchanged
values sales 500 bbIs at 81 O5 per bbl for G
y, - 10 for +. F. s. IS for g. g % for H, 81 g
5 so5r g IS for K, s. for d. 50 Is form. and
. % Tor window glass and water white
aElrlts turpentins active; sales 5ll casks al
1s51Dtse. per gallon. Crude turpentine Is
.alled a. - 50 per Dbl for yellow dip, s. for
s"slh ana - for scrape.-Neirs and Courier.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20
Educational.
MapleWOOd Institute

DOR young ladies and gentlemen, IS miles
philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Courses OF Study English, Scientific and Classi.
cal Students prepared for U. s. Naval and
Military Academies, and the best American
colleges. A thorough chemical department..
Reading taught by first-class. Elocutionist.
|Penmanship by Professor, master of the
beauties of the art. A home-like department
for little boys. Fourteen Instructors.
NJ, Principal, Concordville, Del. Co., Pa.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20
EXPORTS

Per steamship Emberiza, for Liverpool
4.39i bales upland cotton. weighing 2,69O, $40
pounds; valued at $243, 25l
Per steamship Glenisl4 (Br) for LIVERPOOL
4,24S bales upland cotton, weighing 1920 Os!
valued at $3.50 295 81
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20
PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Florida, from Florida-W
Thompson, w Alrich, John Malcolm. Miss Hill
ton. Miss Theus, Capt Wells, W w Frazer. j j
Kirby. S Bailey, B Bristol, Miss Debrie, Ia
Handy, j n Hartman, w F Barry.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20

New York, September 19-Arrived, Wyanoke,
IHatterss, Richmond, Herder.
Arrived out, Illijon, Haavund British Crown.
Philadelphia, September 16-CIeared, brig
American Union, Boeman, Savannah
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20
DEPARTED YESTERDAY

Steamship Glenisla (Br), Doig, Liverpool
Richardson & Barnard.
Steamship Emberiza, Young, Liverpool
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20
MEMORANDA

Steamer Florida. Usina. Florida-J N Harr
man, Manager.
Steamer Katie, Cabaniss. Brier Creek-Joh
Lawton.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20

PoULrRY-Fair supply. moderate demand
E9Gs-Msrket fairly stocked BUTIER-A gooe
article In demand: not much on the merket
sEEUP-GeorEis and FioFi6a II fair demand sDc
supply. SUeAR-GeCrgia ard Florida scarce
and very little demand
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-20
.LBANY EXPRESS

and Albany daily without change
Connection at Albany daily with passenger
trains both ways on Southwestern Railroad to
and from Macon, Eufaula, Montgomery, Mo-
Ibile, New Orleans, ETC.
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for Apa-
slachicola and Columbus every Tuesday and
saturday.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily Cguu-
lays excepted for Green Cove Spring, st. An
sgustlne, Palatka, Enterprise, Sanford, and al
landings on st. Johns river. =.
Trains on B. & A. R. r. leave junction going
vest at 1897 a. m, and for Brunswick ct 4.10
10. M. daily except Sunday
Through tickets SOLE and Sleeping Car Berths
and Drawing Room Car accommodation Sc
cured at BREN'S Ticket Ofice, No. Y Bun
Liberty street. -
J. 8. TYSON, JAS. ]. TAYLOR.
MASTER Irsns, Gen. Pass. Agent
II. s. HAINES,