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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1883-12-14

An ASTORIA SUNsET.-rhe sun that
sank behind the hill last eve went down
in crimson blaze whose glowing flame
was as brilliant as though ten Thousand
sky grew darker and the brilliant colors
gradually faded to gray, while in the east
the rising moon silvered the waves of the
Columbia with a wavy, tremulous light.
The Washington shore, seven miles away,
seemed scarcely a mile off, and the stars
glittered in the frosty air.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1883-12-14
Election Notes.

Losers Of bets paid over cheerfully yes
terday. About $1,000 changed hands on
the result. Plenty of the boys had new
hats yesterday; they were all of excellent
quality and perfect fits. At the hour
agreed upon Charles Moffitt, according TO
agreement, yesterday wheeled w. q. Ross
in wheeibarrow around the block to
the intense amusement of a large crowd
who had gathered and who accompanied
the procession along the line of march.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11

A short time ago, when travelling. the
eslsbratcd Dr.. Barthez was taken sick,
and, according 70 the manner OF all ply
aioians, he called In fellow practitioner
10 attsnd him.
When the strange doctor put in an ap-
pearanoe, barthez discovered to his stu
pefaotion that bis colleague was none
oenee than an OLD servant OF his:
How = thiss yoa . doctor! 6incs
wnen, and vnas can you DOR
"Sir, I picked up q little medicine IN
your service, ana nave great success
nese"
~ snas poestoieF ;,
.fes, and !, more % shan you could
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11
AxExDMExr Ts PRACTICE eulEs

Judge Greene yesterday gave notice
Of certain amendments 70 Practice
Rules l3, II and Is. ~ follows:
That kulc u be amended 20 al 70 read
thus: ''On the first day of tho term court
will convene At II O'Clock am, and a.
soon thereafter during the term a. the
venire Of the Grand Jury is returnable,
will proceed 70 empansl and charge
the Grand jury
That Rule II is hereby amended % ~
TO read a. follows: "On the Wednesday
next preceding the commencement Of the
regular term Of court at Seattle, tho
docket will be called; Q calendar Of
cases to be tried at said term made up.
and all jury cases, ~ far al possible
viii then be set down for trial on guoA
days in said term a. may be deemed
proper. In terms held at other places
than Seattle the court will on the first
day OF the term, N soon a. possible after
convening, call the calendar and ct
down issues Of Law and issues Of fast
for hearing and trying"
That in place of Rule Is the following
be substituted: "Aftor . cause is as
signed to q particular place in the cal.
endar its position may be changed from
time TO time by the court, having due
regard to the convenience and interests
Of parties, and 70 the other business
pending at the term."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11

1he deliveries Of coal In Gan Francis.
. n 1aroh were the largest IN some
eenA From tho minee on the Pacific
Uoe9e the arrivals were liberal, includ-
II twelve oafQoeo from f0ue mines on
taooe 6eand, eight small oarRoes from
- Coco Bay mines Of Oregon and
Sevea good cargoee from the 6ritish
Oueombta mines. There were three In
veoeo q hard coal from New York and
- mon PhilAdelphia. There were
sn oalgoee from Austsalia, elk from
1vorpool and ono from Glasgow. Tho
eolfveEtes for March and for the 1rst
e9 = III year. excluaivo Of the Nj
Uoo0 minea, NNeN g follows:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11

bAN FRkucI1co, April 9.-Tho fmmi-
grafton boom 70 the Nogthveoe 3 IA Fl
night. Despite the liberal oRees vnado
y land agents here, but fov immtQrnnfn
arriving by way Of The Central and
HOuthsrn Pacific Railruads aro intGn6-
Ing % seetle psrmaaently m this oeate.
It y noticeable fact that over thpeo-
foufths of thsm shoetly aftsr their a.
rival hess ind their way 10 Orseon and
Washington Territory. Ar . rule shsy
come provided with through tickets and
the fAvorite way Of obtaining infogma-
sson about the country il 20 send IN ad-
vance agent, whose duty Il h 70 report
upon the m0et Important features Of the
country and it adaptability to their
Purposss. Under the management Of
~. Widdick. Of Colorado, a company Of
20 immigrants. all practical German
farmers, vas organized and left Deuvof
tourteen days ago en- route to Washine-
ton Territory. They leave tomorrow
morning on the Sound steamer and pro-
pose % ssttls In 1nohomish County,
near the Sivd9 Of tha4 mama, where also
theg propose TO establish the nucleus of
. thriving town. Some Canadian0lsav
by the same steamer for Yale, under
contract with the Canadian Paci6c. In
addition to the above, Q largo nambse
Of immigrants will start for Sssttie and
Eastern Oregon during the lattse por-
ti0n Of next week.
San PRANCisco, April 9.-Latsr infor
nation In regard 10 tho movements Of
the German colony about TO leave foe
Washington Territory IL to the effect
that they were unable TO obtain psssaee
on the steamship Elder, which sails for
the sound tomorrow. Il appears that
they purchased their tickets from tho
Union Pacific Railroad at through rates,
the agent representing that there would
be no difficulty In making close oonnsc-
tions. On their arrival in the city they
were informed that accommodations
could not be had, as all available spaoe
had been previously taken. Some Of
their number are exceedingly bitter
over the matter, saying thty could not
afford to spend their limited means in
hotel bills. II is given out ON reliable
authority that these and similar cont
plants have reached Willard, who is
represented ~ being rather shot" in
connection Herewith, and that be has
begun q searching investigation into
the matter. He also stated that much
OF the blame attached to the Union Pa
CltlC Railroad COmpany.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11

A fow years ago, where now are many
elegant homes. beauti6sd By al the In
gsnuity Of art, aided BY he bountiful
hand Of nature; surrounded BY stately
forest Of pines, 6rs and cedaEs
whose solemn silence seemed TO forbid
the vhisperinQ Of the zsphyn a. thsy
passed, and whose giant forms outlined
against tho sky appeared like . mighty
army standing guard, with tts placid
bosom mirroring ths Gorgeous tinte Of
summer sunset, may, more beautiful
than any picture ever made b. artists
hand. lake Union. To one Who i su1-
osptible to the charms a nature in her
own simple adornment Uuch 3 snone =
impressive beyond description. But
Cfyiltxation demands that the wild neg
lieence Of this mother Of a. all shall bo
subjscted snd subdued into fit hAbita-
tions for the children Of men. and
although to q trus arlist this work only
spoils tho picture, vi the necessities of
life viii nCt hunaof The refined tastas
and eouceptione ef genius, therefore
genius pgepares 70 aooept the situation
and make the bet Of Il, and ~ And
the strength Of nature nov guided and
directed by tho hand Of man. and In
stead Of tho Wild and profuee luxufianCe
that formerly fringed this beautiful
lake, Wo nov - fino houses, surruunded
BY tasty walks and drives, borders and
bed9 of 6owerA clusters Of ornamental
ahruha, and eardens Of delisious fruits.
To add life 70 The fair soene, beautiful
women and ohildren animate thsse
homes with their preesnoe, showing that
prosperity and happineo are living
&nQo@hoe thnro. ard now, Vhoro only q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11
A D9AUraRuL PLACE.

Experience is q school where q man
learns what big fool he has bseu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11

slilnaay - arrived = - 1s11ls =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11

Kendalls1 Npnyin CuFo q My .
commsndsd 81 Pfuf. Wflinaa -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11
Shingles for Sale.

WE ARE now TURNING OUT $1,000 FIRST CLASS
shss: per day with shnels MILL Ard prepared
e fn any and al eonc Of whatsoever ss at the sh poss
be noties and On the most reasonable terms.
ALSO,
Sash oooD, mouldIass, Brackets and Finshas lInher
asuAsusl to order Tie shortest notice. Odsn nom dis
ts0 pss~pty Ansd Factory foot Of Madison It.
mAoo0uAl0 q uIfYxg.
r. O. = ". =.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11

&. D. 8n08RY,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSEI.OR-AT-
"A Law, Seattle. W. T.. win attend 70 pro-
fessienal husinees In any q the counties Of
In any part of tho United States, Canada
or Europe. fol3 DIV Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11

!. sgs 1tsst slyiss of Hass and bs,uti
~ 1eekyear pattsEns, visit the 6laz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11

1oeey Scotch Wool 0ai1R, equalinC
- vusk, for elA & NJ Star OosA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11
JOINS W0looW,

JOHN Wte80N,
CARPENTER AND BUu.DER-PLANs
~ and Specifications furnished. shop
ton sts. Jobbing done. d3-6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11

]. E, 4 81. 81. LEWIS
A TTORNEYS AT Law. OFFICE
"A Buffers b1ildinG room ! and 8
QAnff1A W. r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11

eceoved q The Temple Of Fashion q
-. ~ hne q ~ laSese stylss busklea
- noop nkirts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-11

I. n. HALL. 7. q. PuRDlE
MALL Z PURDlG.
A TTORNEY6 AND COUNCILLORS
"A at Law, Solicitors In Chancery and
Proctors In Admiralty, Seattle. w. 7. Prac-
tiee n the Supreme. District and Justices
Courts Of WaShlngton Territory. Omce On
James street. opposite the Occidental Ho-
tel. jll-0
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-06-10
!, gloraI'ias Obrfeisen. MAIDEN audi sot5s
8adsn.
u n nbanfbar.a

Strol9 Commit nnn,itteEbnr n0h
Der @eri6tslituns. in tpeIeter er BON Der
glnflage bes Glnbrubsoisb5tabIs III sSolae
eInsr sksnSsaOen gertbeioisunesreOe 5sts
neS 4ntpaltS freiselprohen fporren iit
in oehen Wobnans): ,,5err Doftor, bic
Sadie mare iett erleDist, nun ieien sic
10 gut uno seben Sic mir silse aaaeuej{sne
Belobnuns." MObolat ,,NeIubnuna Z
aerl, Gr 1T tpobI perr1dts Sd babe Sbn
boil elmer ihinpilihen Strafe freiaenaar6t,
Otns aud MIR etaen Yiennig fur sneiile
uia1e su erbalten. wln4s Gr, bnB sc
binausfommt !" ~ Strpld SO, bas iit
alIo Der Danf fiir lntine Gutbera;afsitl
SD min Shnen nur i'm Ieytra,ls,l laasr,
cab ih ben Diebltabl tDirtli& beonnasn
babe. Nahoen, Gie aberiu einer fo ib6x
men 8eoe meine un{&ulo na&upsiIsn
reriutt bnttesl, belt Us e flf Gtren>
pfiht Sbrsni Stu! afD 2tntvalt ~ Iisb eils
Ssltdnbnib IS tiateri8 m. IA, sic tatt
u tsnssn nliIsas g. auSnoe lpdr6 8 8
|nsH ni3t ssipsst y .
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-06-10
Snbsr @efdi6tsfunbe.

Sebrer (bccirenb): ,..llnb 70 bat
bas GOIf Die GisentbiimIt6fsit, bic Rnmen
ieiner 5errl9er nit setpillen beItimn,tsn
8rdpifaten Su i9mlden, Die bic Gisena
i6aften Ser 6erri0er aud fir Die RaH.
!peIt in fiapper gSeiie Derani1auIieben,
pie ). y. sSrIeDri4 osr GroBe, 9biIipp Der
S6bne, SarI Der ailbne. Stun, faae Du
mir einen anbern Iol6sn Serrlher nit eis
nem Seinamen. "-griter Shuler ,,2uos
mig Der 6rpmme." 2ebrer (: ,,SaDn,
nun 0u!" - aobn: sGott Der Ge.
rshte /"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-06-10

bsI1leibt ibu in benz finiteren 3imtnsr.
Gr eiEt burdS 3,rainsr, um ourb Sanps
Ger5en bolen gu Laken, ba Dffnet ii9 bieIe
uab bcreintritt: GAImam Tafaes
gntisBt fdbrt BeIa suritf. Die Gos
besansit raubt ibbl bic 5inue. Gr ipiro
gum Muo, er pergiBt, baB eS feine 8es
lpeniter sibt... yGnabe !" rDbeLt er....
yAber Bela, mad feine 0uminbei=
ten, ruff oas @eipenit lid bin ia ses
iuno uno iuobIauf !"
Sn 6ieient glusenblif fomnt sSanpS
nit Sem brennenoen 2lrnIeu6ter, binter
ibm Srata unb syIora. 9llS iie sintrateiL
lag 8ela i6pn tn ben glrmea lelaes tOots
ssSlaubten 5reunSes.
,9tB, SreunO,@ itammeIt er, ,,es mar
Elm etauiameS SPIEL aber i9 perseibe eS
Dir, ipeil Du leblt, ipeiI it niht Dein
Dioroer bin. SD ipare ia tpabnlianis se=
tporosn uno = Srma mare Seltorbsn."
SD babe menler Gsi9idte ni9t biel
mebr beisufisen.
8eIa sntiaete Srma. Sene i6red=
li@e Grianeruns batte feline &eiOeniAaft
/ fur tie nollitdnbis aus lsinem 6erse,
pertpii9t. 9asessn fibIt er ii4 ieltber
sur fleinen Slpra binSepSen bic ein
10 reyes NdtSefabI fur i6n an ben Gag
9eleSt bate.
2alman beiratbete natiirIidb Srma,
ua9bem Bapa Winiiterialnatb uni6fper
| isinem sriten BIone entiaSbe, mit:Radii4t
baraut baB er oaour6 einen erniten Bee
tperber fir lelne sipeite Todter eeipann.
gs lit ia NtutterpfIibt alIe ED4tsr 81
periorseH!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-06-10
Mitffer.
Bon Or. ge. Sprenfurtb.

Den ipir beute Dor unler Sprum lacen,
1T fein UlDroer, Der unIer 2eben beorpbt,
fein BDIetpibt, ber unierer Geiunbbeit
na9ltsllt; er raubt uns AUDI nidt ben
S9laf unb feline barmIpie 8eniltbsart
perbietet ibm entlbieSsn ruS cine Spur
bon S1nterS su bereiten. Sm trei6en
8ett unIerer Saut fubrt er EN- bel6ouIis
Dies Daieill, 3uirienen NIT benz oiirftigs
| fen glbfdLIen unIerer UtauIer. nnD benz
nod balisn uuo perfoIgen mir tbn uno
rufen, fDnnen mir ntht fertiS NIT tbm
tperben, gar oft nod Die 9iIfe oeS 9uafe
laIbers an. Dem er lit Elm Seino Der
Sdbnbet, Elm Gsrberbsr be5 Ieint unb
Iiebt s8, oaS gIutIib gu perunfalten unO
Die 8rasien BON bemIelbeu Su peri9euben.
2luf Stirn, Jtale uno &ippe fisbeIt er li1
all, ben i6immerncen aIabafter init SOs
Ionien blduIih idmarserBunfte beflefeno.
llebt man our Seite zines IoI6en Blnfts
6euS einen fleinen Druid aus, 10 tritt
aus ibm elm ssidl6nssIte8, tpeibes, faum
csntinstsrsroBes &Drper4en heruor, treIa
Dies ei1em lebenben gEiirm9eH nit
| l6narsem Gppf abnlid iiebt.
Ntitefer pflsst mon iett uraIter 3eIt
bie1e 8ebilbe su nennen, IN Dem gSabn,
eS Ieien lebenbise QSeIen, Die ii9 BON
Sett unieres 2eibes ndbreu lnb mdlten.
| Sat bob bic 9iatur III ibrer ipunberbaren
| S6affenstraft init elmer 9lrt 8orIiebe
eine llnsabl iol9er Sul1mmsneefpppelter
Daleinsfprmen bsrbprgebra9t mo- ein
niebris itebenoes Gel4bpf su ieiner @ri=
| ltens bes seittpeiieu oeer eauernoen Nuf=
entbaIts auf ober in einem bDber crsanis
iirten WeIen bsoarf uno Der Wirtb iabrs
aus iabrsin fir ieinen Wtietber ii5 abars
beiten muB. Ser Seimbsolrftise bittet
ba nidt erlt uni siltiSe Grlaubnib sur
9lteperlaiiuus, ionoern er tpdbIt unp treb=
| felt isin AipI gang auf eisene Sault
far6tet. feline gpbnungSnptb, feline
WtletbsIAraube, fsin Gramsn iiber Die
SDbe isinss SamiIienitanoeS, er pflest
Der Jtube coer srdbt, stpidt itno poltsrt,
ipie's ibm bic 2aune einsiebt, ia CT err
Iaubt iid, iosar, mod nit benz Seere elmer
aupeiIen fat uns6bIbaren Ra9tomren=
{dait ooer 6efreunben BON ben 0orrd=
tbsn isines 8irtbss Ofsne IafsI au neb.
men.
Wenn nun Der goIfsmunb bic an pies
len StsIlsn Ses @eiidts, DEFENDERS Der
9iaie, Der aopfslases Der Srult unb oes
9tldens iibtboreH i4pdrsIi4 erauen
4antthen WiitelIer ,iannte, 10 sntfernte
er iid eamit ni@t alsulebr bon Der Nabrz
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Separapbif@e edarabs

(4Is 'en BeisPeeis5ue9e pes GlSen aei6ssGia.l
2sfiIiuig.
De erIchoe lebt ocil Grant itn Gpeiie
lin bient ber Seele aIs 8ebeiie,
5tlfrieeerum lepod DC sireepe
@rbdllte obne gsiOerreoe
SDbaio 5e dnuer 3iiier bit
eOe rur,oe gtll nod, fiegit bersti.
Dob tpenn bas Danle MD nIehr frssr',
90 sseb's pob eeenen 2etbs ger nebr.-
Dtenidb, traipiple hinoer'n DIR bid iest,
I'm baB De bieles Hdtbiel rattit.
c6ls9!s5 'blSselsS)
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eSn @ebanfen.

yDent' Dir, mas mir seitern paiiirt |!
SD sebe in'8 Bureau, auf etnnlaI bilbe
i1 mir itarr unb feit ein bab i'd nteine
llbr perseileu babe, aiehe lie absr gang sea
oantsnIOS aus Der Iaide, umsaieb en-
Db i'd nod 3eit babe lie tnmeb
ner 8 oRnung5uboI
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-06-10

l1nterpffisier Gu einem 6OIbas
benz: Stun, ipiro's balc2 Seraus NIT
Der Sprabe gSas bat Gr 81 ieinent &as
nteraoen seIast ? &ebe Gr frifb pon Der
Sober ipes !" - 9ieutenant.: ,9iur 'ran8
oaait - iro5u bat Gr bsnn ieIns 2ebsrs1
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-06-10
Cine ianse 9ausfrau.

Ntann: ,9ber Iisbe Srau, Du bais
mir bod peripro6en, ein Jtebbubn bonn
Dtarfte mitsubrinaen ? Gs n,ub bod iest
senuS seben !" 6rau ,,DaS Idpn,
atsr ipeiBt Ou, Iieber 9iuDpIf ib fonnte
mid ni@t oaau entidliebsn, Gin tpatsS
Hebbubn Su taufen /"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-06-10

Bauer Gin Der Gilenbabnreitauraa
tipn): ySe68 SetO'I bah i isst idon
'trunf'u, unb in a. Stunb fpnmt crit Der
3ug, mo mel 9llte mitfommt Dos fan
allo az no bret Seib'I. g is bp' idreGs
lid, mas MT mel 9lIte a. GeIo foft't |"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-06-10
6 4, I a u.

Mutter (beim GonbitDr) Stun
9ans, ioa id9ir ,Glaube, aiebe un6 SOffs
nllns" aus GbDfplabe faufen ?"-9anS ::
ID, SHUTTER, ba ipdren mir l9pn bic
ap6If 9lpoIte lieber."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-06-10
&afernb Of 8Iathen.

2ieuteuant: oGiniabri8sr, fuaS
baben Sie2 Seben Sic iid NAL nm, ipaS
babsn Sic? (@inldbrieer fisbt iid Ders
bluff nm uno fdipeiet.) GeinenA b.
It n baben Sic !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-06-10

Dab man bod inmsr bic p<rfluk5isn
lstte. 80 Tags i'm Nunat lsin Gsis nss5y
lasl1
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Wallnigfaltiges.
6ebIIa umb GbarDbbis.
aSran !.

v9lber, &arL fpis fannit 9u benn benz
aino elm Grnndirnlsiier in bic 9onb ses
BEN /"
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W q II n

,Gtipas muB es ia bod baben ! SD
fam ibm bod fsiner seIaneasn GspoIpsr
gum SpIelen gsben /"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-06-10
6 Ginnip G e.

gisIs Sariftlteaer iarsibsn Bios, neil
iie in Der Iinte iiber.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-06-10

Die Sdnos mander 2sute iperben i,ss
msr idmasisss ie mehr cine 1anb Die 0ns
Ssre iuaiat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-30
PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landings-Dr Il G. Norton and wife. Miss Nor
ton, J W Peoples, II r Dean, q NJ ID Oliver,
Col I ii johnson, Major l. III Mcintosh, G j
RunyOn, NJ A Beinkampen, Miss Harrington,
Mrs PrOman and daughter.
Per steamship Tallahassee. fIOm New \ Ork-
J l. Appleton and wife, DIR Camman, l. Loef
1ler, J L Doyle, J Carr, G J Bell, w Gilman, J
III Chappell. DIR ID W Williamson and wife, DIR
FIT Clark, j Snyder, wife, child and infant, y
W Brewster.W + Pearce, J Wilcox, ID Cope
land. J Copeland. J 7 Taylor. DIR J Spencer
and wife. l. r AbbOtt,W O AllisOn,W B Dana,
g wilkins, COrnelia Jones, and II steerage.
Per steamship City of Savannah, for PhIla-
delphia-Mrs Wertz. Miss Hill. MIR Peterson
and family, Anderson MOffert, Mrs A i lord,
Mrs ii Godfrey, ; Ackley, w \ Niguers DIR J
p Ross, II J Wolf, Frank NJ Lanning, Geo r
Morse, W Beal, \ w GOOdell, Miss GOOdell,
w w Scott, q Lee Jr, RObt J Hutton, W III
Whitney, AT Bacon, A L Cohen, Joe Lamena
(cOD, Leonard Scott and wife, and 10 steerage.
Per steamship NacOOchee, for New York
Mrs Ivy Smith and friend, Mr. and Mrs ;
Rathbone. Mrs l. p Bissell, Miss Ida Hall
Capt Blair. Mrs BickfOrd, + j Parmenter,
II 4 Parmenter. J BOerckel and wife, ThOs II
Hynes, 5 y Wood, Jos Parsons, } Skill
heimer, Gen Q 4 Gilmore, { ii New, a
Wadman, Mrs Cohen. Mrs Anger, w Nor
ris and wife. ID Block and wife, Mcllwain
and wife III Batter. Chas w Birtwall, Miss
STOW Mr. and Mrs Stow. Rev DIR Ed LathrOp
and wife NJ NJ Rogers. ID w G Bacon, Horace
Perry, w Appleton and wife. { jackson,
II Parker, Mrs M X shepard, MIS- Nj "A "A
Bradley. Eddy and wife, w b Drew, W
G Rogers. f l. VanderpOOl and wife, Miss Jo-
sephine Baird, Mrs VIM Baird and daughter,
Mrs W L May and children, Mr. and Mrs + ,
Bidleman. l. COlat and brother, Miss Ken.
dali. Miss ; Jackson, Mrs 5 Jackson, Miss II
Jackson, Miss J JacasOn, { { jackson ana
wife w / Martin and wife, John Haseeos-
ter. Joseph Flynn, L II Moore. MIR Burnett.
H Henrick. p III King, VIM L GOrham, ;
WhitweiI. w F Richter, W LOngman, Miss I
Pekin, Joseph Schlett Gilman, NJ hrown, =
McGrath. August Wall, Arthur Donnelly,
Henry smith. Joseph Willie, Peter Budstruss,
Mrs II Smith, ] w Miner, Ben Wallace (coD,
Bedie Bennett and child Gcol), and 70 steerage'
nandina-Nr and Mrs Eden, Miss Eden, Mr.
and Mrs BOlen, Capt Magill, w 3 surlsss,
DIR Whthite, Miss Whithite, e II New, MT
and Mrs BOerkel Miss Saussy. ii Perry, > "A
BOrlep, c Blrtwel, w q Rogers, Mrs III X
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-30

Iy1ee, April ., Gas D m-Passed up, steam.
snip Johns Hopkins, str f Baya, schr A * +
Passed out. steamships CITY Of Savannah
N9ac0ochee, bark Niator (Nor], schrs Henry
Parker, POtosi.
Arrived, bark Elieser (NOr).
,p A. anchor, outward bound, bark Medora
Two barks in sight.
Wind ), light; fair.
Il. Tybee, April29, rs p m-Passed to ouaran-
tine, park sebastian Euma lSp).
(NOr). -' 50
Sailed, bark Medora Br).
In sight, steamship City of Columbus.
waiting. bark Elieser (\Or)
WIND calm: clear.
New York, April 2S-Arrived Denmark
Alvena. Delaware.
>, Arrived out, Bavarian, Roma. Wilhelm.
Hampton Court, Kiartan
Later-Arrived switzerland state Of No
vada, Rhein.
Arrived out, France. Baltic. Rochedale.
Anna, Maria, Paratous, Gazelle, Ernest.
=, hOiheWard, Nina, Anal, Haavund, Hattie
New York, April 2g-Arrived. Old Domin-
ION, richmond; Rio Grande, Galveston: New
Ork, New Orleans; Bolivia, Romano, Egypt,
StanmOre.
Arrived ont, City of Richmond, Wieland.
Daren, April 27-Arrved 26th. schr Fannie
KINNEY. New York: 9th, schr Iudvir Upvn
Ger, Brumm, Fleetwood
Cleared 25th, schr Mary A Killen, Killen.
II 'lohn; 10Th, bark Maori (Br) Pepper, Liv-
erpOOl
New York, April 26-Arrived, schr Eta A
simpson, bunker, Brunswick.
Buenos Ayres, March I4-Arrived. schr
Sarah A Staples, Elwell, Brunswick; brig
lara (l}r), Bowling. Brunswick.
Rio Janeiro. March 24-Cleared bark Nan
ME I Bell, Griffin, Brunswick.
Copenhagen, to April 26-Arrived. shin Mary
stewart (Br). Wright Savannah for Reval
New ork. April 27-ArrIved, bark Florence
l. GenOvar, Neazie, Darien. is bound to New
buryport; schrs W ii Van Brunt HOughwout
Jacksonville; Charmer, DabOI, Savannah
Annie r RickersOn, FOss, Brunswick Ga:
Fannie \ GOrham, Welch, Brunswick, Ga; j
Schmidt, Van Glider, Brunswick, ca.
Barbados, April l2-Arrved March 81.
courier (Br), Smelling, Fernandna; April >.
Terra Nova (Br), Mcdonald. Savannah
Port spain, April 6-Arrved, Tally IIO.
MchOWen, Fernandina: st John Br), Mat
thews, Fernandina.
Philadelphia, April 27--Arrived. schr Lille
Schmidt, Marts, Brunswick.