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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

A FoRGRR DRFRATED.-An attempt was made
Wednesday TO defraud the Long Branch banking
company out OF $1,109 by forged check, purport-
ing to be drawn by David NJ. Hildreth, the prOpre-
tor OF the West End hotel at that place The check
was a fac smile OF the Autographed checks used
by Mr.. Hildreth. The man who presented The
check at the bank waited near the banking house
until all the employees, except two, had gone to inl
The clerk refused to cash 1t until he had con-
suited Nj. Hildreth over the telephone. "Why,
said the stranger, 'the check is all right; you see
that M Hildreth has indOrsed my signature on the
back as correct" The clerk called Mr.. Hildreth
over the telephone, when the stranger at once left
and started for the depot. Mr. Hildreth pronounced
the check forgery. The detective OF the West
End hotel, with young Mr. Hldreth followed the
sMtndler to the depot, but could not find him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

HO-NSANoOIs DItO5, AuCllOuterS
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE.sToRY
BRICK AMP FRAME HOUSES, WITH STORES
ON STREET. BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS NORTHEAST (BEING HOUSES
NUMBERED pit AND 2l9 II STREET)
BY virtue of a deed Of trust. duly recorded in -
1lber No. $40, folio 2lS ct Of the land 83
ords for Washington county the District Co. 4
lunbia We will sell Oh TUESDAY, the SECOND DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, A ID. 1854 at HALF PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ, i'll front Of the premises all that GER
tain piece parcel Of ground lying and being in the
city of Washington in the District of Columbia and
known and described part Of lot numbered @ in
square numbered seven hundred and t752 be-
ginning at the northeast of said lot CO. and
running thence west street north thirytwo feet
four and quarter inches (32 feet inches) thence
south one hundred 1oy) feet, thence thrty-two
feet four and quarter inches go it. Az in thence
north hundred feet 900 the place OF beinnine
feet more less together with all the improvements
ways. easements rights privileges aud Embellishments
u the same bel9ngiig or In any wise appertanng.
Terms: One third cash. balance i'll equal ilstalnents
at one and two years notes TO bear interest payable
SEMI and to be secured by deed Of trust or
all cash at option OF purchaser Conveyancing &c. at
purchasers cost A deposit of SlUO required at sale
Terms to be complied with in seven days otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right To resell at the risk and cost
II the defaultIng purchaser after five days. public
notice OF such resale newspaper published in
Washington, u. Z.
JAMES F. KINES.
au20- eodEdbsSds WILLIAM DICKSON 1rusteeS
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NJ EEKS & CO., Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
We will sell within our store 637 louisiana avenue,
9 T1RS city post office M0NDAY; sEPIEMBtR
len o. LOCK NJ, the stock of Forfeited PLEDGES Of
tne Wei Known pawnbro ker. Fred Selnger, 737 18th
street northwest This sale will consist Of
God Silver and Metal Watches
Gold, Silver and Filled Watch Chains
GOLD Necklaces Charms, Lockets, Scarf Pins
Stnds Gun buttons, Earrings. Pins. bracelets.
large assortment Of Set Rings Gloves
Large assortment of Overcoats and Gents Clothing
Shoes. Books Bibles, Clocks.
Tools OF all kinds, Shawls, &c, &c
r. S-tersoils holding tickets which the time has
eAf3reo VIII please take notice. the goods must be
WEEKS 4 CO. Auctioneers.
auZJ-3t F. SELINGER, Broker.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.
CLARk,s O. n. L. Spoon CorroS.

SIX SPOOLS FOR Is CENTS
sACFRBACH'S Sewing Machine Rooms. cor ,thnna Fl
Agency for the Eght running NEW AMERICAN No :
An entirely rev. htgh-arn machine. rnaIufact
BY the ClG-established American Sewing Machine Co
fhiadel ma which surYases I'll others sIee SIM
IEsity aud durability
Also. new AutOu2--c Domestic SINGER Howe g. w
and Wilson No .. and Otler hrst-cass Machines Tor
saIe q
We employ no canvassing agents
BY 0taI.Ig With Us save money and annoyance.
instructlUn free At your residence By experienced
LADY teachers.
AL kinds repaired and warranted.
e. AUERBACH
eor12er 'h and III next door Auerb4chs Gents Fur
ll~lllng and Hat iy.g:
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THoMAs DowLING. Aucuoneer.

AUCTION SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
THE RESTAURANT OF MIR. p. d. WELCKER.
Nc COB FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE Y. $:
IREASLKi. EMBkACING ITALIAN MAKBLE
COUNTERS WITH TENNESSEE TRIMMINGS,
WALNUT CARVED MIkRol-FkoNT BUFFET,
HANDSOME FRENCH PLATE AlANTEL MIR
ROkS. TWO NEW POOL TABLES WITH BALLS.
&C, COMPLETE; S1LNER-PLA1ED HOT WATER
pkNS, LVER-tLATED BAR FIXTURES,LAkGE
LOT GLASSWARE. ICE BOX, STOVE. SC, sc.
On SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST THlRT1ETH,
1884. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. / shall sell the
of the above establishment, goods to be
owed immediately premises to be turned over
to owner.
au2I-ltS THOMAS DOWIlNG AuCt.
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A PETITION FoR THE APPOINTMENT OF AN ADMrH-
IsTRAroR-In the matter OF the estate Of Jacob E
ReEhenauf, Mr.. G. G. Duncans0n, cldming to be
appointment OF H. J. Schulteis as administrator
The estate IS valued at .O0O and it is stated he
leaves kindred In Baden, Germany, but none In the
Jurisdiction OF the court, and for fourteen years
Mr.. Schulteis has been his most intimate personal
friend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

FINANCIAL lfND COMnERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
TIE following are the opening and p. IN prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18TH street:
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NV iLIEIs D. VILLA Ms & Gu, AucSlOHttrS
ELEGANT BAR AND BAR FIXTURES AT AUG
TON
On SATURDAY, AUGUST THIRTIETH. at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. We Shall sell III front of our auction
rooms the following articles to the highest bidder
Eiegant Walnut Bar Counter, Bar Fixtures,
Lattice Screen Bar Mirrors,
Handsome Walnut Ice Chest plated trimmings,
Signs. Walnut Tables, show Case.
Hat Rack Screen Doors, Chairs,
Window Shads g Lamps etc
au2o-2t NALIER H. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

A CHURCH INCoRPoRATED-The Union Wesley A.
NJ. L. ZION, formerly the Second Coiored Wesleyan
Church, has put on record certificate Of lncorpOr-
alton and the election OF the following trustees:
David Banks, Andrew G. Johnson, Charles Chase,
lliialn HinSon. Niles SIinonS John jackson, John
W atkins Albert Smith and John II. Mason.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust. duly recorded IL
lulibia. i'll Ijber lO72 folio 1862 ct So we shall LUZ
sii at pubic auction in front OF the premises. on
MONDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER at
FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ all that certain parcel of ground,
being III the city OF Washington, said District and
known as part of Original Lot 81 in square IA begin
hs Tor the same at point the west line Of oath
street Is feet south from the northeast of said
lot, and running thence west % inches west
ae OF sad lot thence south eet east 90 feet south
feet east to west line of oath street and thence north
l3 feet to the place of beginning Improved by frame
house, numbered 1910 oath street northwest.
Terms OF sale: One-thrd cash, Of which 100 must be
PAID at time OF sale residue at and Il months respect
vey peg cent interest secured by notes of the pur-
chaser and deed OF trust the property sold all
cash at on Of purchaser II terms not compiled
with IN days the Trustees the right to resell
detaultlns purchasers cost and risk.
CHAS. II. CRAiIN tr.
au27-1Ot CHAS. Ii. CRAGIN JR., irus'ees-
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AUCTION SALES.
BENSINGER Auct,oneer

= BENSiNdEH, Auct1ODetr.
shall sell at the Bazaar, No $40 louisiana avenue
on SATURDAY MORNING. the THIRTIETH OF Az
GUST, at Ten O'CLOCK. without reserve
E1A HEAD OF EXPRESS HORSES. SLIGHTLY SORE
FROM BEING DRIVEN ON THE BARD CITY
PAVEMENTS
Also,
ABOUT 25 HEAD OF HORSES MARES AND MULES,
SOME GOOD DRIVERS AND WORKERS..
ALSO,
ABOUT 20 NEW AND SECONDHAND BUGGIES.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS HARNESS, &c. sc.
1t S. BENSINGER, Auct.
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TOMORROW.

REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&c EMBRACING MIRRORS, PIANOS, PAINT
INGS AND ENGRAVINGS. CARPETS. PARLOR
CHAMBER AND DiN1NG-ROOMF FURNITURE OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
At auction rooms SATURDAY, AUGUST THRIFT
ETH. 1854. at Ten O'CLOCK.
ALSO,
Lot Hardware. Tools, Cutlery, &c,
At TWELVE O'CLOCK Horse, Phaeton and Harness
he Nc. fray Horse. good worker 10 any harness.
Horses, Carriages Buggies and Wagons
sets single Harness su28-2t
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. BRUSSELS.
. INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SECOND. at TEN
O'CLOCK AN We shall sell. at residence No. POI D
street northwest corner I'd street general assortment
Of household furniture. VIZ: Walnut frame Parlor Suite
W ainut Shamber Furniture, Easy Chairs. Marble top
FABLES EXte!lslon Table and Dining Chairs Wal
nut m Bsdsteads, Bureaus and Washstands; Hair and
dusk Mattresses Bedding, Brussels, Ingram and other
carpets China Glass and Crockery Ware, Kitchen
Utensils, etc. Terms cash.
aus WALTER L. WILLIAMS & co. Aucta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

The tax list publication Is being prepared by
the District collector, and will be issued tue middle
OF next week. Taxpayers can save some penalty
and costs by paying arrears OF tax before its publ
cation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

NAVAL EXAMINING BoARDs-A naval examining
board has been appointed to meet at the navy yard
Washington, to-day, to examine Assistant Pay
master John Corwine, for promotion The board is
composed OF Pay Inspector A. j. Pritchard and
Paymasters e. H. Griffing and j. X. Carlnody, with
Passed Assistant Paymaster c. n. Ray as recorder
A medical board, composed OF medical Inspector n
L. Bates and Surgeons c. II. White and Daniel
McMurtrie, has been appointed to examine the
same officer.
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WALTER B WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Ancts.


ftNwO-SIORf FRAN DWELLING, ON Four and
+ A-HALF ST.. BET. NJ AND SIS. S. W.
TN IN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEM BERSSSa
IE'RD, AT HALt-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we bs%
VIII sell IN front of the premises. the south l6 feet
'front.' otlot No TO- by depth thereof i'll square No 545
!routlu on -Four and half street and running back
" an ailey, improved by twostory frame dwelling.
Terms; One-thlrd cash balance in twelve and eigh-
teen months notes to bear per cent interest and to
De secured by deed OF trust all cash, at option of
purchaser Conveyancing at purchasers cost deposit
Of $lOO required at sale
au29-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers
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pRoFosALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTING (

-
OFFICE OF THE EssISEEB CoHnneIoEE1
By direction OF the Board Of Commissioner 6eAled
Proposals viii b received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. on SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER TWEEN.
1854 for CONSTRUCTING IN the City OF WaahinGton
District Of Columbia about 9Sss linea feet Of Br1ck
and Concrete sewers from 40x60 TO 10 feet 10 dismet
Blank forms Of proposal and specifications can Be
obtained At this once upon application therefo9.
together With all necessary infomsion and bids upon
these forms viii alone be considered.
The right reserved to reject any and M bids OF pas0
OF bidA 9. J. LYDECKER,
Major OF Engineer. z. g. A..
au29 lot Engineer Commissioners. ID. q
TY 8. NAVY PAY OFFICE
u. WAsHINoro1. .. C. Ausu,t Is, 1884
Sealed Proposals IN Duplicate from "re9ular dsa,sn
or manufacturers only") Endorsed "Proposse end re-
Will be received At this once until TEN III SEP
delivered at the Navy Yard Washington d. G., within
thirty days from date Of swsrd nse Of sny expsnss =
the government. and subject 20 the uDul fnaUecEo0
and conditions. viz:
Bureau CoNstrsctica 0Nd Repair
Requisitton No. 10 Pine Lumbar; Is ~ a. a GO g
81, Paints OH, Nsrntsh. &c % Alcohol; 80 CaFbolinS
OIL &c; 80 Glass: g. CURED HAIR. BE- IS, Stationery;
g q 6s Goal; ts Milling M.ch;ps: 81 lEon PIPE BE-;
be. 81. Betting and Psckins: 81. Pc irso ~ S''''
I'm no go, which = III Ee ciasssd with 10. 81.
schedules and blank forms for bids % be had ss tn
oce and all necessary informatiop 1t Navy Yard Rs
sponshe security required on bids for faithful psf.
forpsnce the competency of the Fuaranfo 70 BE- CO,
taed 70 before notary or other pubtc ofscer
The right Ii reserved % reject any al btda
IAOs H LooxxR Pay pirscsoy Q. an
suS-Axav NsV Rsy 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

Wills FILED To-DAY.-The Will Of the late James
w. Reddick was filed to-day. He leaves his home
stead on Boundary, near 10th, and the adjacent
leaves west half lot S. square 2O9 and the rest OF
his estate share and share alike to his wife and SON
The Will OF the late Joseph Wasney was also filed
to-day he leaves his estate to his wife during life
at her death TO DO divided between his seven
children.
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Rhinclamder,s Sanity.
EXPERTS WHO BELIEVE HIM TO BE OF SOUND NE


tai CONDITION.
NEW YORK, August 29.-When the commission ex-
aiming the sanity OF Vim. &. Rhineander resumed
its session to-day, DIR. James A. Milne OF OSwego.
n. Y, was called as an expert He testified that
be had examined Rhinelander. and believed
him TO be sane and rational. He was not suffering
from paresis or melanchOia, and was competent
to plead to the Indictment against him. Dr. Wm.-
lar testimony. The latter said he had lived in the
same boarding house as Rhinelander: &C
quainted with him, and always regarded him as
sane man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

SWIMMING 10 KILL A WHOLE FANHY-A case
akin to the Corsican vendetta Is engaging the at
tentl0n OF the Scranton, Penn, authorities A
short time ago five Italians had a collision In q
6nanty HUI saloon with two young men named
Murray. The Italians had the worst OF the fight,
and few evenings ago they retired 70 the stone
quarry, where they are employed, and swore by the
dagger that they would Kill the entire Murray
family, consisting OF the mother and four sons An
Italian who had been befriended by MIS- Murray
visited her house wednesday night and told her OF
the conspiracy, and Yesterday she had a warrant
issued Tor the arrest OF vinHnzo capable, Antonio
Cugnio, Antonio Malcusio ana Francisco Chalion
on charge OF conspnng 70 murder. The Italians
were arrested yesterday afternoon and are now
awaiting UiAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

MUST BE DIsCoNTINGED-Thec commissioner OF the
General Land Office has issued circular declaring
that the practice which prevails at many Of the
local offices Of publishing notices OF the right Of
appeal In contested must be discontinued, as
the same Is not authorized by any law or any reg
ulation OF the department, and entails a needless
expense on the contestant
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au29-3t
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Auctioneers

~ ALI En- D. WILLIAMS q w., AuctlUneerS.
REGULAR SALE OF PARLOR, DINING ROOM
AND CHAMBER FURNITURE BRUSSELS IN
GRAIN AND OTHER CARPETS.
On TOMORROW, AUGUST THIRTIETH, at TEN
OCLQCk A. NJ, shall! sell, iii front Of sales
ROOM general assortment Of Household Furniture.
Carpets, etc.
Terms cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

HARR1sBTRG PA. August 29-Gen. b. +. Butler
arrived here this morning on his way to Williams
Grove, where he will speak this afternoon He was
engaged the entire morning in the receiving OF ci-
ZenS at the I nlted states hotel The crowd there
was very large.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLEOR
w TWO vi DR. BROTHERS Invigoratins Cordial
Will cure any OF Seminal Weakness Nervous De.
l!lty and lmpotency 1t ilnparts ylsor " the whole
system SUC Is street southwest. au25-Im
DE YE HEALED. Go TO DIR. BROTHERS 9Oe
amt 90t Ii street southwest and be cured The only
rllab!e resdcn: advertising plysican i'll Washington
H. has glyi his particular atteation the treatment
all cure all forms of Disease" particularly that Of
private character, Tor over 81 years. au25-llns
r. HAS NEVER BEEN CONIRADICTED THAT
i DR. BROTHERS, Is not the oldest established ad-
vtr;isine Ladies Phys in this city Ladies' YOU
can confidently consult Dr. BROTHERS, sos st s W
Partcu!ar attention paid to al. diseases peculiar to
ladies married single All irregularities and oya-
rian trouhts successfully treated :VBoarl with
good ace innodatiCns. and kind ef1ice nurses furn
iSh"d 10 tO~e who may desire to stay few the
cltS "iiuer BIS Treatment au2olms
Nj DANE DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA
VA Glrs All female complaints quickly cured Can be
consulted daily at l4 9Th northwest Office hours
from To- = o'clock pm, with ladies only jy22- Pms
nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies Ply stefan in the cy can hs
consulted daily. 329 Missouri first street soth
q JtnHsyiYai avenue. between ID and A. streets All
female Complaints and Irregularities quick y removed
Irtpt treatment. Correspondence and consuitations
strictly confidential Separate ladies' Iffica
Lours-i 10 aiiu 10 D. Ill au20-1lA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

MOhTER OF FRENCH WINES. COGNAC, CHAM
PAGSFS AND COhDIALS.
french Clarets, $3.7A 81 and 81. so per dozen
Ainerican Native Wines. Brandies and Champa9nes
CA'Srnia; Virginia and Ohio four bottles for 81
VICTOR RUUX. HAT Pennsylvania avenue
Agents Tor hrst-ciass houses. Bordeaux. burgundy
sul3-1ms -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

DIsExBowELEp BIZ A BULL-Near Erie, Pa, O
mao Dull attacked q farmer named Henry Grover
yesterday, In a Held, and disemboweled him. The
Injured man was picked up and carried into hrs
house. Physicians said that he could not possibly
! i've.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-29

RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the CHIEF signal
officer to-day: AIM, $40; II ain, $50; pn., 6
Maximum, s0.6 minimum, I33.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

My faculties for purchasing
good beef are second to none In
the state, and customers can al.
ways be assured Of the best In the
narket. sept
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-03

delivered free tcharge to any part Of
the city april
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-25
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Lawrence. for BaltI-
more-k l. Bentz, Mrs Cox, + e Wheeler,
j Miller, VIM Jones, f Lewis.
Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York-S Hamilton, G V Fraser, wife and 3
children, r. Harrison, Geo Nj Lille j Long.
Miss II II Epping, Mrs Lee Jordan, Gen c j
Langdon, Master Jervis Langdon, and steer
age.
Per steamer st Nicholas, from Fernandina
Margaret Bennett (col), ID Morriso (coD.
Per steamship Chattahoochee, from New
York; 1oumaus, r Tutor, Raul Dakin,
Leonard Dakin, A III Stoddard and wife.
Miss Jennie Gates, Mrs l. Haskell, Master A
III Stoddard, L b McCauly, Miss Lucy Salter,
w Shaw, Shaw, III Shaw and wife, L b
Whitney, Geo Ingersoll, Miss Georgia Knight,
Andrew Hunter, Henry Henderson, Mrs G
Rice, A Dupont, Miss Kate Cooley, Miss Min
ME Cooley, Master M Cooley, A Knapp,
Thee Gordon, Mr. McGargy, E L Taft, Miss
Mary Graves, Miss Clara Erickson, G Ruck.
J L Mahoney. III Hurh, Il Altman, T Ii
Broome and wife, Mary A BrOome, Gordon
4 Broome' CARA Broome, II J PEBBLES, p
Hays, Mrs Mcclure, Geo Lawhart and wife,
e Ames, w NJ Lawhart, b GOOde and wife,
Geo Hammer. l. A Clark, l. A Wilson and
wife, Adam Young and wife, E and L NJ
Young, May and Hattie Murphy, G Todd,
q III Count, Mrs ii Moser, Miss Lille SEQ
VILE, Dasnewood, Mrs Walter Gwynn,
Miss Nellie Scofield, Miss Lucy NJ Vincent. G
w Heold and wife, Miss A M HeOld, Miss
Lille E Heold, ID L Valley and wife. d s
Williams, II G Munroe, j j Burs, Frank
Burs, Charlie Burs, Mrs Hickey, Jos Hickey,
Michael Hickey, Patrick Hickey, j L Burs
and wife, Samuel Adams, L Adams. Steer
age-H II Brown and wife. VIM Brown, Ii
Laurenz, f Leicht, f Lumberger, NJ II Par
ker, Jas Malone, Amelia Newsome, j S
Spencer, Jno Gandry, l. f Spencer, Miss Ella
Spencer, I nj Wilson, IL Elliott, Geo e
Pierce, Williams, Miss Mary O'Shea, o
Thomas, LESSEE X Donaldson, j C Hoogland,
" H9geman, Hartigan, Doe, Dick Hoar,
Wiley, d Leoman, To Lee, Hop Lee. J Saw
age, NJ Lawler, NJ Hogan, DAILY, j Merry,
9 FL Hughes, j Shea, j Sullivan, b Dolan, a
Elsie.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-25

Sd lfLIufs.-Ihe receipts for the week by
factors were 9l3 bags and the sales for the
same time - bags There is nOJmprove-
mlut visible ir the market. Not
outstanding the large sales quota
toms have declined &c. The takings
TIE inquiry continues about the same. being
rrulEcd 10 good medium 10 medium fine.
prices ranging 40 - as Sc. Inc tone is rather
n huvers' favor. and those for foreign ac-
count are limited i'm their bid To lower
3 CURES The offerings continue 10 accumulate,
aHd the market closes somewhat easier.
The receipts az cotton 40 this port from all
sources Tor the past week were 49, l5S bales OF
UPLAND and 1854 bales sea island, against q, 0ll
bales &c upland and CPS bales sea island for the
rarru-nouding week last year.
The particulars Of the receipts have been as
follows: Per Central Railroad 1903 bales uD-
IanI; per savannah, Florida and Western
El.r1ad. 6til bales upland and GAG bales sea
sand, per Florida steamers. l.6S9 bales upland
auI Etf bales sea island; per Charleston and
savannah Railroad $50 bales upland: per
savannah river steamers, 1867 bales upland /;
per CARTS ls5 bales upland and 50 bales sea
D .lui per Brunswick and Satilla steamers
ESQ bales upland and bales sea island.
Tile exports for tne week were 5l,6fl bales
upland and 5dl bales sea island. moving as fol-
lows. To Baltimore, 1903 bales up
and and S8l bales sea island to
-el island; 90 Boston, 1855 bales upland; TO
Ehlaftelphia, $40 bales upland; to Reval. {. 500
bales upland. 90 Liverpool, 1905 bales upland I;
CD Barcelona. $500 bales upland.
Abe stock on hand at the close Of the market
to-day was 1874 bales upland and LBS bales
sea- island. against lO0,551 bales upland and 12l
bales SEA island sc the same time last year.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-25

Tybee. Oct "a, 200 D m-Passed m steam
ship Brinkburn (Brl. ~
Passed out, steamships City of Augusta, VIM
Lawrence.
Arrived at anchor, steamships Finbury (Br),
Monarch (Brl, latter proceeded to New Orr
leans.
AT anchor, outward bound, steamship Asia
Wind NE, light: fair.
New York, Oct 24-Arrived, Tallahassee e.
City of Richmond,
Arrived out, Gallia, Oelbers.
London, Oct 24-Arrlved at LiverpOOl. str
Deerhound from Charleston.
Darien, Ga, 0ct23-Arriyed. scbr Altamaba.
Meissner, Savannah.
New York, Oct 22-Arrived, schr Rookie E
Y ates, Harris, Boston for JacksonyilIe (nut in
for a harbor).
Cleared, schrs Modoc, Perry, Maryport. Fla;
JAS Woodhouse. Herrick, st Augustine.
Liverpool, Oct 22-Arrived, steamship Stag
(Brl, Adams, Savannah.
Rotterdam, Oct 2l-Sailed, bark Brilliant
(N0r), LOotZ, Tybee.
Bahia, Sept 20-Cleared, schr Valentino
(Spl, MOrti, Pensacola.
st Thomas. Oct 1l-SaiIed. banks Priscilla
Ger, Schmidt, Pensacola; 18th, Parana Ger.
Paben, Tybee.
Boston, Oct 22-Cleared, steamship Blagdon
(Br), Dunn, Savannah.
Baltimore, Oct 22-Cleared, schr Henrietta
Hill, Hill, Savannah.
Beaufort; G, Oct 22--sailed, schr Abbie E
Stubbs, Eldridge, New Bedford.
Belfast, Me, Oct 22-Arrived, schr Relief.
Wiley, Bath to load for Jacksonville
Pensacola, Oct 22-Arrived, bark VIM Will
son (Br), Holmes, Frontera; schr Nelson Bart
lett, Watts, New York.
Philadelphia, Oct 22-Arrived, schr Louisa
Frazier, Virden, Kings Ferry Fla
Perth Amboy, Oct 22-Sailed. schr Lizzie b
Morse for Jacksonville,