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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS BFAU
Il tlfui Building Sites. with from fifteen acres
at Terra Gotta Station Metropolitan Branch railroad
ten minutes ride from the city by rail, thirty by road
past the Soldiers Home; high and healthy excel. Mt
MATER and good nelehborhood These advantages with
It's proximity TO the city, make this the desirable
suburban property now in the market WALKER l.
WILSON, 10DG L street northwest. seI3-2w
EOR RENT-FARM OF ABOUT 80 ACRES. TWO
n miles from the city. with house containing six
rooms railroad station close by; terms 300 per year in
advance Address US. A." Star office. se2l6t
fNOK SALE-TWO FARMS OF 3S AND IO5 ACRES
Il contiguous, miles from Washington Benn ng,s
road, near Benning's, on L. l. T. II. r.; buildings in
good repair; soil good and both well wooded and
V ed; VIII be sold Ill quantities to suit and on easy
terms FOR full particulars apply call MARION
DoChEII attorney-at-law. Bladensburg, p. q. Co.,
Maryland sel0-lms
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1'eR RENT-S27 50-NEw TWO-STt nv AND
has mont Brick all modern improvements 1913 I'm
street r'T Invest. WI r. HOLMAN 1921 + street
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F'OR i:EE 1852 18TH STREET NOETFIWFS'T Q
II ruul-.S. .ath and good cellar. r.spgY-iE, aud
IerIIs- sit tenant, $50 Ir month. JOHN l. ARMS
Gu street. northwest se2j-ln
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UNHOMAs DOWNING, Auctioaecr.

FRAME BUILDINGS. No. Dol. 223 ANDES NEW JER-
81 ANENEE NORTH WEST. Al ATt"f ION
o.! WEDNESDAY OCTOBER FIRST 1894 AKA
THREE Oti4Ht h. IN front of III. Irr3n-e shall sd
sci! to th. hi-eS bidder the above buildings 10 I}Acl
removed iii Z days seI7-3t
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SETTING TYPE BY MlCuINERY-Georre ".
Weaver The publisher OF the lliun, y. Y, Citizen.
last night printed the first newspaper I'm the world
the type OF Which was entirely composed 10y a
type-setting machine. The entire edition OF 5OoO
copies Was printed 10y the aid OF an electric MOTOR
hundreds OF visitors witnessed the operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

A PRIESTS LIBEL SUIT.-Rev. Father Blake
pastor OF the Catholic church at Babylon, " "
has commenced proceedings In suit for $4,000
DAMAGES for libel against the Brooklyn EAGLE for
alleged slanderOus statements In an article nub-
llshed In that paper in relation TO difficulty be-
tween himself and one OF his Pensioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

Il SHEPHERD WHO Is BLACK SHREP.-The Rev.
Benjamin L. Martin, pastor OF the Trinity NJ r
church, colored, at Long Branch, has departed
from that city accompanied 10y a Pensioners
wife. and Carrying with him in addition several
hundred dollars, said to belong TO the church
funds Tie did not inform his congregation that
he was gong away, and they are therefore much
excited and enraged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

HEIR TO THE TITLE-Mr Gillie Leigh, who
according 70 dispatch from Cheyenne, was found
dead in the Big Horn mountains, was heir 10 the
title and estate OF Lord Leigh. of Stanley Abbey
Warwickshire, one OF the finest ancestral estates
In England His brother, Dudley Leigh, who is
now visiting san Francisco, becomes heir to the
title.
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PRIEST AGAINST BIsHoP.-A suit has been
brought in the Philadelphia courts by Father Stack
against Bishop OHara, because OF the bishops
continued refusal TO reinstate the priest. It was
supposed that former difficulties had been settled
at Rome about year ago, when Father stack was
recognized in his prfestly capacity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

THE NEW DISPATCH BOAT DOLPHIN Is reported TO
be ready TO be turned over TO the government at
any time. The dateof her trial trip has not been
decided upon yet. In six weeks time the Atlanta
Will be lar enough advanced TO be towed to New
York TO receive her engine and boilers. The Boston
VIII probably be ready TO receive hers at Chester
Pa. about the same time.
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JOSEPH A. WALKER, OF Fort Henry, n. Y, has
been appointed an additional stenographer In the
Office OF the Secretary OF the Navy, principally for
the benefit OF the chief clerk. The Office was au-
thorlzed at the last session OF Congress. Mr..
w alker entered upOn his duties today.
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A CoLoKEp CoAcnMAs EIorEs WITH Two CIR

a C0L0RED C0ACTIMAS ELoPES WITH Two Girls
The Rev. r. III. Morris, pastor of the colored Metho
dist Church at New Brighton, Ohio, was in YOungs-
town, o., last night in search or James Bruce IT.
Miss Josephine Whey, twenty years Old, and Miss
Lizzie Penn, aged fifteen years Miss Whey is the
Stepdaughter OF Mr.. Morris, and he alleges that
Bruce, after stealing So eloped with the two girls
The trio were seen Just before Morris arrived but
have since disappeared. Bruce was coachman at
New Brighton, ana, having read OF the numerous
opponents IN which cOachmen figured concluded
that he would discount them by taking two girls.
Bruce Is very dark, while the girls are nearly white
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DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF PRoMISE.-The breach
or promise or marriage case OF Margaret w.
tiordy against Henry Galloway, which occupied
the WicomicO, Nd. court Two days. was ended
yesterday by verdict 10y the jury for $1,000
damages The young man married another g!rl
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

FEw VACANCIES For FALL. BOARDERS
n NoGrt Pheasant Farai Virginia. References, VIA
lsiiaityUe and d.. L. b Donalds n. Fine shooting
II q NEWMAN. clifton Station. Va. se23,tth.s-3t'
('htfDGCCR, MAR WARRENTON. VA. WILL
rtfIFin oTen for 10 r1Crs until November: splendid
tAoe Perfectly healthy. shade elegant rooms,
IL; ., -s3 eEt5ln and HEr shooting. 9nquire of Mrs
S.AH-Jh. Ill str-et. or re. MARLOA, BsrrentoV,
bs selma
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DROWNED By A BEkR.-Last evening While a
number OF the cadets OF the east Florida military
college at Gainesville, Fla, were bathing In the
lake at Orange park, pet bear broke hts chain,
and rushing into the water attacked the batllers.
VIM Jefferies was unable to eXtricate himself from
the bears clutches, and his companions ON shore
armed themselves with knives and clubs and
rushed to his rescue. The animals attention being
attracted to the attacking party he released his
mold on his victim, who was so badly squeezed and
mangled that he drowned before his friends could
reach him desperate fight at close quarters en-
sued between the bear and the drowned lads
friends Nearly all the party were considerably in
Jured and the bear was bleeding freely when gen.
tleman rushed up with gun and Killed him.
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PROPOSALS.

For Other 4 uet,o,.s See .Serenth Paoe.l
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REsIGNED-Mr. Miers Coryell, of Philade lphia,
the civilian member OF the naval advisory board
has rendered his resignation TO the Secretary OF the
Navy, and 1t has been accepted, TO take effect Octo-
Der 1St. Several months ago Mr. Coryel rendered
his resignation account OF the pressure or pri-
yate business, but was induced TO withdraw it and
TO continue as a member OF the board. His further
connection with IL is prevented by an intention to
go abroad shortly
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CARPETS & DRApERY.

We have just opened a splendid line Of
"lLToNS AXMINSTER, NJ OUTFITS, yEIVETS.
BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS
COVERINGS. AVE-
Al inspection OF our stock is solicited
HOOE BRO. & CO,
seZ3-Sm 1898 Z street.
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PROFESSIONAL

nR. W. 7. PARKER,
IL Of Boston, Mass,
Electro Magnet Healer or Science of Magnetism,
has returned to Washington and is ready receive
atieIts Dr. Parker has wonderful treating
all chronic diseases without the Of medicine Will
visit patients. 324 Cstreet northwest se27-6ts
The wise for health on daily walks depend"
l1NASY FEET.-DR. WHITE, 14I6 PENNSYLVANIA
H avenue. opposite Williard's Hotel, ard IL North
tntaw street. Baltimore, Md. Corns bunions, club
snd inverted nails, vascular and other all
ments of the feet successfully treated DIR. Whites
tilrtycghth consecutive of practice Office fee
81 sitting for putting the feet III order. au11
MI ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
AM LIFE AL business confidential. Ladies and Gen
t'men So cents each 4CS street. between 4h and 5th
streets northwest. tI4-eSws
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sTOk tEN THE LARGE COMFORT bly, III :
\ ii-L.s House Isle z street, continuing thirteen
rooms ~ s. mated - 1i.rilTre rent so month
iaS -.r '-1vsI-ct IN ls, OF more years pos
srl gwen October ISL or particulars ,.Iire al
S4l- - sue s..t}-- m
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THE remains Of Commodore Fillebrowne will be
brought to Washington ON Monday from New York
and Will be placed In the receiving vault at Oak
Hill cemetery. The day for the funeral services
has not been decided On. The Secretary of the
Navy has detailed officers to accompany the re-
mains from New York to this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

A LETTER THE WIFI GOT FROM EER HUSBANDS
POCKET.
In the case OF James s Graham agt. Sarah S
1raham-bill for diyorce-Mr. C. S. Moore for re-
spondent, filed to-day an application for alimony
pending the suit She states that Graham owns a
farm In Virginia worth s40o0 and prior institut-
Ing the bill for divorce he conveyed the same 70 one
wilson, OF New York city, to defeat her application;
that he is the proprietor of saloon paying 5000 per
month, and she has just cause to believe that he
mas been intimate with other women from letter
she got from his pocket. The letter Is follows:
WASHINGTON, u. c., March S1st, 1884
wen, i'm, your note OF Saturday has made me
SICK at heart. do not deserve such en- answer for
God know Iwould not hurt hair or your head
q You know it, you say you will never enter my
mouse again. Oh / wish you never had: how
different l would have been alone I'm & forsaken
by one that thought so much of. but Williams
word has come true, you have no heart look back
ana think what trouble you made for me, did
ever say one unkind word to about IL. No never
CID have went through enough 10 XII dozen OF
women for you and ind my health gone, and you
Know the cause. would TO see you. Please grant
that favour 1t will BE- the last will ever ask OF
never suffer as am doing at present send me
word when can See YOU l Will ask TO see you
again fou hare broke neUer my heart II that
VIII make you happy at my misery. L. T. @. Nc.
while am sick expect you TO send money enough
get me my medicine / think that as littel as you
can Go. L. L. q. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

EToE IEEI-AS EIGHT-EOOM HOUSE ON len
i -rkec >-.,J-ai,
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SECRETARY TELLER WAC at the Interior depart
ment to-day. having returned from his visit to the
President He said to a STAR reporter to-day that
there was nothing to be said in regard to Cab
met changes, and that the President had these
matters still under consideration
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PHYSICIANS AND DRUaG1srs
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THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A CoLoRED PoIITICIAN-
AZ Wilmington, y. C., wednesday, George l.
MADISON, colored man who has figured con-
Spcuously in the politics of that state Tor num-
Der or years past, made an attempt to commit
suicide 10y cutting MS throat with knife hut the
knife was duh and the attempt was unsu -cessful
He had been lab1rlng under great mental excite
ment for day or two. MADISON Is an elnpl1ye OF
the Wilmington custom house.
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-tii HTIINEE AVENUE NORTHWEST
\ nov -.-s desirable thr-tory Briyk ntai.!iIg
nos a-s "a mi yJIyIIJS. handsomely flushed
ILUS. J. II~ilEi; Y CO.
stG-tt 13-i street Northwest
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2,I9 HuI.YFB AVENUE NORTHWEST.
Er story and Basement trlk containing IL rooms
AAu ati Isl ~ t!.4llIt- IL = .ls-S order.
1HO>- j EI>HLl: X co.
s'-t-h- 1874 strrys northwest
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Mutual Relief Division, No. 16, Sons OF Temper
ance, last evening elected the following officers
Homer Fellows, w. F.; Miss Nellie Stickel, w. A;
W. o. Roome, X. s.; Miss Cora Belle Fellows, A. II.
urer; Mrs. |. F. Bushby. chanlain: Miss NJ. Louise
Williams, conductor; Miss Edith Bushby, assistant
conductor; M. L. Parker, l. S. Appleton P. Clark,
ST., U. s.; Edward Roome z. w. p.
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a. FUSED frCe OF cost % thr OWNER.
srI5 r. o. HOFFMAN. 10th and T sta w

IOI. GENT-THE RESIDENCE OF Mis- s A
= SCa>SS az B.nuin<s b x p IT. L., d. c. from
yeuter LIST. IsS4 Inquire the premises, OF Il
\ ELLIOT. ESQ. 4O6 5th street northwest. se5-Im
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LNOR SALES NEW HOUSES NOW IN COURSE
of erection stories press brick fronts, with bay
windows and eted cellars fronting south and
half square from the street cars. rooms. BATH SC
The houses will be finished with special interior deco
ratons suit tastes of purchasers if houses
cured before completion. Easy terms given at low
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u ]: i.ENT-HCCSt- 81 MISSOURI AVENUE
II EF1-s, contains IL rooms in goo condition Andy
- SE, Cts.iST III x BRADLEY.
: 49, : b street northwest
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Il EIEGASTIY FURNISHED HOUSES.
~ THE &y-tIlV hSr SECTION.
s-2-ft 49, Pr:.--@5 .sai.ia av.,i,!e NORTHWEST.

l'OE EENT- III ELEITH. on GEGEGETOWN
-.el- ut gC'ie les.- y rooms: la,.-. gro.lf,is
I-ruty Il Si,aa AID al y..y ,lrce sqarts from
cas- ~ I ''i,l-F'. 70. IA street northwest seI92);
kt,pA LtN T. OR Fol SALF-BY = II WALKER
y 90 tEfi~l3ta avenue northwest .Lj 20 5lf n
street mast. niue and la d range latroe
fttaf,S BONA ana III Statifs two nors and
fzrrfs--- ~ a4-ilz tubs. bis. Sc- self
NGE - MITES D. Sails ~IEE4T 10 ROOMS
n al as -,-1-4 ilnirg yeT4c,ts Io~fect order
s.l1--N y. L A.aEL-N- ~. strle. In,
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FOR lighthouses

IGOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNTURNISHFD
i sinSlf o. en- suite. new bay window brick House
northwest three lines prices from SIO to $40 law
Or medical students preferred Address s T. star
Once
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The Following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am, 600, IL am, TIA; pm, IS
Maximum, Is. g.; minimum ISL
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ATTORNEYS.

CHAKLES S. MOORE,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office 45G louisa na Avenue
se6-lm Washington, D. c.
MASON, FENWICK 4 LAWRENCE,S PATENT
IVA Law and Soliciting Offices ROW at 6lS street
between 9th and 7th northwest, sqf-Im
4 NHARLES J. GOOCH SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
~ Counsellor at-law and Expert, St Cloud Building
.th and streets Good work. good references, moder-
ate charges. d31
4 GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT-LAW, l24 DEAR.
IA born street. Chicago. Advice free Eighteen
years experience business quietly and legally trans
acted.
N II. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ANs Rooms and 4. Gunton Law Building.
Az Louisiana avenue
residence. 240 North Capitol street. mh29
SAMUEL II. WALKER
- u. 5. COMMISSIONER, NOTARY PUBLIC, AND
ATTORNEY FOR RENTS.
3y2 $50 La ave-. next to City P. O.
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. September 27.- Virginia SKIES con-
solidated 81 past-dUe coupons 301; new threes u i
bid to-day. ~
BALTIMORE, MD. September a7-cot.on ouiet-
midilnS lol4. Flour firm with fair inquiry What
southern higher and firm; higher and firm
90zs asked; No. western winter red, spot S4I
September, s4sa lid: October, S5IsaS51 November
81 1aaS!3. December, S95aaS94 Corn-soI,thern uniet
and steady; western nominal southern Whit cha 20.
new52a54; southern yellow. C6aS western mixed wear
49a51 steamer 5619a60 Oats firm and qllie-sorlthern
IS ABS western white 35a37; do. mixed 33a35 Penn
sylvania 35a3S Rive quiet 60 go Provisions quiet ard
1AsaIA sugar copper refined quiet. 12siaI3 WHISKY
steady, 11sa1 10 Other articles UNCHANGED Freghts
to Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton 3-I6d; -four
Is grain: 2]ea3l Receipts-hour sol barrels W neat
1900 bushels 700 bushels; oats Il 900 bushels
Sh]pments-whe1t, 1900 bushels; rye 1900 bushels
Saies-wheat, 6Ol,OOo bushels corn. 200 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO I'LL. September 81 11:I5a m-Weather
is cloudy and warm. On Change wheat was &c higher
Corn dull AMI me hanged. Oats 1Sc higher Pork
was 15a25c lower for ali the year and January Lard
l0al719c. lower
CHICAGO, Ills September 27-closine prices:
Mheat-October 20; November. s0!s; December 50 y:
JalIIlary. S34; Corn-September 80; October. 57Ia
November. AIS; year, 40e.; May 39%I January. 81
Oats-September. 259; October 25ss; November 25ss
December 26; year. 253s: May, 29Is Tablespoonful
40; November. ;l2k; January. IT'S. Pork-October
17OO; year. lL65; January, IL 80.
The Petroleum Market.
PITTSBURG. Pa. September 2T-On dnli weak
and heavy, with limited trading Market opened 1884,
advanced to ~ broke TO 73s and at O'Clock -
was bid The Phillips well reported to lie doing I20
barrels per hour to-day.
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EtOE II &I-l33f CCECORAS STREET A VERY
t!tS--t and c1nEl t.y furnished Il. use, inc,u
NJ i--.t '. = lures. r- ruOIEs ~1Ite dining
rom foo with .'4rIcrz Ilil ing in coed Or
der 10
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RECENT RoBBERIES-H. G. Rock well, 1881 9th
street northwest, reports stolen from his house
TINS morning gold hunting case watch, valued at
S3O-MrS. Garrett, 10l1 q street, reports stolen
from her mousse to-day Satchel containing Sig In
money, q knife and some papers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-20

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. 2, 1884.
" Passenger Trains on this road viii run as
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@

CONSiGNE ES
Per steamer st Nicholas. from Fernandina
and way landings-Butler & 5, J L Perkins Il
Son. NJ Y Henderson, MeinhaTd Bros 4 20, E
+ Nixon, Ii Myers & Bros, A K Massman
Tatem & Co, Z 5 During, Mrs a NJ Johnston,
W c Drury, Warren & ID, L NJ killen, Day
Bros, J b Reedy, G Son " Co, Andrews a W,
Edw Kirk, r w Woodruff, } Pike Il Son, W A
wilkins, Jones & f, S Brush, A Ruhlman Il
Co, b Chase, L p Bond.
per steamer David Clark, from Brunswick
and way landings "A Ehrlich Il Bro, Order.
J S Wood Il Bro, Woods & Co, Davis Bros,
W W Gordon & Co, Jno Elannery & Co, Zell
| GuanO Co, II NJ Conner x Co, Lee Roy Myers,
Frank & Co. j H Johnston, II Myers & Bros,
Holcombe, G x Co, Z Bryan, W c Melon
Ough, Mat Armstrong.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Nov I9-FOrdg Office, S. f & W Ry. RialtO q
| Co. J Alexander, A Hanley, Z sehwarz,
Lee Roy Myers, NJ Y Henderson, JAS Hart &
| Bro. Garnett, 5 u Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way. Nov l9-Fordg Office. Peacock, II Y Co,
Lee Roy Myers, McDOnough & Co, T P Bond,
w ID Simkins, II Myers & Bros. ID I Dancy. Z
L Hunter, 5 Guckenheimer & Son.W + Bowe,
A Letter, Dale, w x Co, Rutherford x +. A
Thompson, NJ Ferst Il Co. A Hanley. VIM
Hawkins, JnO Lyons, Warren & A. NJ Nc
| Henry. NJ Y Henderson, j 5 Collins & Co, j L
| McLendOn, Palmer Bros, Levy 4 Bro,
n r Reppard JnO Fannery & Co. Weld & II,
w W Gordon & Co, w Lorgan, J w Teeple,
W r Ratclih, Bacon. J 90, Bacon x co,
HOlcOmbe, y 4 Co, j i Williams, FL ROBERTS,
W c Jackson, Ellis, II q GO, ) thompson,
BALDWIN & Co. c L Jones, H NJ Conner q Co, j
L Bird, F NJ Farley. Garnett, S & Co, M Mac
lean, JT Shuptrine, Walter, 4 & Co, Butler Il
s. L j Guilmartin & Co..
Per Central Railroad, Nov 19-Fordg Agt.
Chas Green's Son Il Co, Strauss & Co, o Cohen
& Co, A arden 4 Co, Wilder q Co, Hastet
4 w, Stucken & Co, Muir, ID q Co, w " Cor
don & Co, l. J Guilmartin & Co, BOgart H,
NJ Maclean, FM Farley, Baldwin 4 Co, K J
Davant, Woods & Co, Garnett, S q Co, M
Conner 4 Co, Chas Ellis, walter. I & Co. A
Heller, Warren 4 A, J 5 Wood & Bro, L Put
| eel. A A VIM. NJ Y Henderson, Eckman q V,
Epstein & W, II Understands Son & Co, + g
DubignOn, W j Lindsay, NJ Mendel & Bro, H
o Spier, HOlcombe, G & Co, Herman & X, DE-
ID Cox, II Myers 4 Bros, Nj 7 Quinan, J y
Moore, Peacock. ii & Co, w G jackson, ID
Arden. K Suits. 4 Lowell Il Son, G Noble,
sOlomons & Co. II Solomon & Son. J Ruwe,
1 Epstein & Bro, j b Reedy. FIN HUI, l q
Haas, A b Hull, e E Cheatham, j S Evans,
Lee Roy Myers, JB Barthelmass, CH Carson,
! Baldwin & Co, ID G Bacon q Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-20

SaVa nnah, Florida & Western Ry.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFIrE,
SAVANNAH. Nov. !. 1885.

IAN trains of this road are run by Central
900 Meridian time, which A. is 36 minutes slower
than Savannah time.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-20
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

SHOAL DEVELOPED IN HAVEN.
Information having been received at this
Office from Capt Thomas II Wright, master OF
the schr Kate Clifford, through the Hydro
graphic Office. Navy Department, of the eX-
lstence of an unchartered shOal between the
western end of LHOmme Dieu and Mob
ska lighthouse. Lieutenant Commander w
ii BrOwnsOn, U S y, Assistant Coast and
GeOdetic Survey, commanding steamer Blake,
was directed TO examine the locality. He
found two Jumps to the westward of L'HOmme
Dleu ShOal, about five-eighths of a mile DIS
tant, and situated on the following bearings:
NObska Lighthouse, W24N, "a miles; Holmes
HOll wv Chop Lighthouse, 5 by WV west
erly, % miles: East Chop Lighthouse, S by
Z, 50 miles. The least water found over the
Jumps was u feet. There is deep water around
them. To avoid this shOal in approaching
from the eastward, continue on the course W
4N from SuccOnesset Shoal light vessel until
West Chop Lighthouse bears $ by w a w.
then change course to SW by w a W for two
miles when Nobska Lighthouse will bear NV
by w. The usual sailing line may then be
followed. JE HILGARD. Sup't.
Coast and Geodetic Surrey Office, Washington,
Non II. 1881.