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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-06
b ppf1 Smaerne.


@te6erbolt lei auf Die 8t6ttefett bes
Nnbaues BON QuSerne btn9etpielen, 3u1naL
ie geraoe auf iol6em Qanoe, tDel6es fur
arbere TuttergetDG6le gu troGen lit, ur0
all NbbGngen, mo- fetn BflIg orbetten tann,
am belten geDetht. @obL mag etne 2u3ernez
anIage beifel uno toitiptelig iein, ober,
tDenu rt6ttg ausgefiibrt, lit lie aud bic 9ez
tDinltbrttgen0Ite Nnlage, 0a tie it'd cine lebr
LANCE Geibe bon eSabren binbur6 erbdlt
uno bic 9r6Bten Grtrd9e DeS aaerbeitet
Suffers abtDtrft uno 5par - mas po6l gu
beriidlt6ttgen lit geraoe in ben troGen,
ften Sabren, 100 aues anoere Sutter mtBz
ruth.
Die 2u3erne ~berlangt. tpenn Tie ge6etben
lou, etne tparme, ionnenreide Gage; tie
miro, beB6alb auf rauber falter Btnterlette
nt6t gtoetben. Sic D~erlangt ferner ietnen
ttefgrinotgen, rein bearbetteten Soben.
9aS DDIitGnoige ungraben zines 2u3ernes
feloeS minoeItenS cine 2oderung bis gu
2 SUB = it6ert Der Qu3erne cine 0auer Bis
3u 20 Sabren uno jdbrlt9 IS S6nitte.
Gin lol1er Ttefbau tpir0 lelten pDrgenomtz
men, un6 BEL elmer getp0bnIi9en 8fuoz
fur6e f0nnen Die Wur5eln ntdt genug etns
orilt9en; ie biegen ii6 I'm, DerGiteLn ft6
uno iterben mad uno na6 ob; un6 10
fommt es, 0aB oft i6on mad etntger Sab
rem Die gauge Mnlage pteoer ur1gebroden
tperOen n1uB. Sn etttert alien 2u3erllefelo
fann man bic Wabrnebm1ng MAIDEN, 0dB
1t6 ftets e~t13eIne St0de er6alten unb Guz
Ber1t frGfttg itno. Dies fam nur baber
fommen, oaB bteie ein5elnen Stode bur6
53ufan cine lodere Steue gefurtben 6aben,
III rpeL9er i1re Wur3eln DEFENDERS ttef etnz
3u0ringen bermo6ten. Wlon Iagt, oaB Die
Q8ur3eIn Der Qu3erne 1870 ttef in Die
@r0e ein0rineen, tpenn iie tein SinOerniB
ftnoen. @s miro oeSpegen au6 Elm Selo,
tDel9es ais l%l1tergrunO Sells unO Stetns
pIotten bat, fir &u3erne ni6t tau9en, -
ebeniopentg elm IoI6es, tpel6eS etnen
%naiien, lettiQen uro lebniqen llnter9rulto
gruno bat, neil in etrem lol6en Die Burz
5eln Der 2u5er1e faulen uno abiterben.
9dB eth 1teu Gn5ule9e11Oes 2uSernefelo
gut ge0Ingt u1o gang rein letn muB, 1T
ieIbitperftGnoli6. Die 2lnlaat Der 2u5erne
ioQ m0gItbit Didt, bic Beiiaat m09lt6it
i6ma6 ietn. @benjo lit Elm gutter untrnutz
freter Samert etn 9a1pterforoerntB. 9aS
Q%u5ernefelb muB our6aus rein urlo 9raSs
fret erbalten merben uno lit gu 0tciem
3pede in jebem Srabjabre NIT Der @gge
fril1 auf3ureiBen. Nu6 btertn tDtro bel
geiiinbtgt. 8etl bic 2u3erne bduftg gu
biinn auffommt, lit man frob, oaB pas
@ras ipenigltenS tpQdft unb 10 iiberbaupt
nur etpas oaltebt, a6er IN fur3er 3ett lit
6aS Selo etne Nieie.
8etpeioung Ser 9u3erne 6ur6 8ieb Ooer
S6afe lit ftren9itens fern gu balten, tn7
benz bteie Gbtere Die &ronen Der 2W5erne
abbetBell, porauf oieielben abiterben. 9uS
0irquug fir Die 2u3erne entpfieblt it0
&ompoit Dber 8ferbemiit, a6er nun ais
9an3 leiAte 8opfoingutg.
QQeS lit Nuem SuiammengefaBt, ergiebt
1th, DaB BET Gln[age zines 2user1efeloeS
auf etne tDarnIe geibiibte Gage, aut etnert
tief bearbeiteten, gut geoitngten uno reitelt
8oben, auf guteS Saat8ut, oidte Nnlaat,
0~teir9aIten oes Gu3ernefeIbes bon @ras uno
llnfraut, 8ermeioen 1eper 8epeibun9 lno
Iei6te &opfbiinaun9 Riifii9t gu ne3men tit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-06
Corresponding Der sSHinOts Staatsssitung.9
9 o C.
S6o6o. Springs, GOIorabo,
Or Gcaf 20

" = - ~
81. Sept. 'S4.
8ie t6 aus Ser SItnotS Staatsstg. err
ie0e, baben oeutidsarnerlfontlde 3ettunger
i'm Often ben Qieutenant @reelD
ais Elm vS6eulal" pcrI6rieen, tpetl CT III
Der Belt Der grdBltdllten 1totb auf Sap Sas
bine Den 9 oIDatenSot It, alias Senrp,
Der trog tpteberbolter Warnurg INNER tpies
Der bon ben 10 ipdrliden GorrGtben lciner
ungliifsgefGbrten lta6l, enbli1 ftanOre6ts
LID eri6ieBen lieB.
OaB aber bod Der linn our Salt gele8telt
id)lperen 0erbredeu uno iolbe ipuren e5
urlter BEN obpaltenben 1Im.itGnocn burd9z
aus f06tg mar, benefit leine mir ipoblbe7
tdnnte Sergatgenbeit. SD fam mr. be-
1%tQttBen, mas bariiber bereit5 in Der Su.
St10tS5tg. angeDeutet tporoen lit.
BOD lit ais SplBbube erld)o11e1 tporoelt,
utb Das lit ibm pcrmut1LiA redr QeldcDelt,
oenn i0 CLAUDE, CT tuQr sum Oteb G%cborel1.
SD babe lin gefanlt Su WtoberlD in Wttl>
iouri, no or cine Stele ain bDrttgc1 0l0tte
Enterprise" bate; c5 tpGr i'm Sabre 1874.
BORT lcrrte iA i'm Qenau fenuer. ST tpur
Elm i0lalter Dur1trtebener Oallu1Te; alle
Geuf eleien trieb er; ipGter muBte ct ii0
iDrtnIa0en, tueil er nGd)!li6e G1nbrilde
UtluUl YultC1 uuIltLlD w StHNt UNHt IVNh
Q8irt6i6aft, mo CT NueS nabnl, mas st nebz
men mar. Son bprt fam er nad Gttctnz
uati, 100 ct cine Steue in elmer @roBbatoz
lung erDielt. Gr ginQ bort nit, i0 CLAUDE
800, ourh. @r idrieb eitmaL leinem
friiberen 8rin3ipaI nad) WSoberlp: plenty
of money, bies tpar Nues, mas Der grtef
entbtelt. W}an fOnnte Oes Burden nt6t
babbaft lreroen.
Gpater erfubr i'd, oaB er in 8eiten BET
Ser Gopolerte itun0e. SD babe i6on otter
Dor ieinert 3ooe geoadt, Die Der moDl NAL
enben perDe, bis i9 leiren SOB in Der 3etz
Jung las.
!" Sod mar bon 6auie aus gut oei6uIt;
neil ct aber i6on SIT 6auie Elm Saugeni6t8
mar, i6tGte i'm lein Batter mad Nmertfa.
ST fam foit brett bon OrauBen no6 Moz
berlO uno iproh uno i0rie6 baS @n9Iii6e
idon na6 etnid6rigem !0ierietn correft.
Sha0e, oaB ct bon ieinen TG6t8feiteH 10
lmle0teu 0ebrGu0 madte!
8. cd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-06
&rtmfwaGsr priifett.

0aan file cine gr0Bere 9[r3neiflni6e ettpa
: nit Dem SIT priifenoen 8aiier, i9itte eli
men baGben 3beeI0ffeG boil feinen peiBen
3ufer 6iretn, uerforfe 6os @laS unb iteIe
eS in Elm DarmeS 3immer ober an bic
Come. @cnr na6 AZ StunOen oas Gaiz
Ter tribe ooer mtlhis tptro, 10 lit es un@
rein bleibt eS Oa8egen fell, 10 fam IS gum
Srtnfen bertpenbet perben.
llnreines 8runnenpaiier GGBt it6 tpez
ientli6 berbeiiern ourd 6ol3foblen, tpeI6e
man in 8rOGen in ben Drummer ptrft uno
oari1t liegen lGBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-06
@on NnD Mn0 sycrss.
e B.
Blaine ftrr,,t fctt II, s;

-8toine itrcut iebt in Die @ciprG6e,
Sic CT in GbiO fiiDrt, bn uno bort ei1 ben
Oeutl6en treUnoIthes N0rt6en ein,
3. y. fOlgenoeS: vS0 peiB, baB 1T Sim
cinnati cine QrOBe 6euti6e Sep0lferun9 lit.
lleberou, mo 0cutide iito, finbet man
BroGltnn, 0aitfreunoi6aIt ltno 6er3li6z
felt" Oas lit ia redt biibiG. 2lbcr tpoz
rum Fat bann 0err Glaine nidt ben Wtut6,
iid ipie WleDslQn0 ofien unb moun6aft gez
GEN iebe Qlntaitun9 ser 9eben5gelpo0abeitcn
Der 0eutiden 5u erfldreu?
MiQiom y. . art6olnmetpb eiBt
Ell, breiBig Sabre 5Gblt CT, unb Elm 6 utz
i6er 1T CT. Seine ieBi9e Srau aber lit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-06

H1bns:: e.; g. : !; 5:: :: C.: : G: IT,; : :: I:
pills s +: i ; ::'' :&:s.:. s::: s:1 Sc '' s''
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-06
0imt0e @imGe
fir Die slnuennuna bon


~ ~S& SoGs.- Inn ftne maEtge
mVEmS Oefmumg berpor1nrnfeu, 2 bis
AR~ 4 {tuen; fur zine eritnbltdJe, 4
bis 6 piIeu. Grfabrnug rtuF
Ea A~ fIr ieoen %ein1elreu fall bic se-
10 eioafte DOTS brftnumrn.
Sir 5artleibiafeit ober 0erfDpfuns siebt es
tetn pirfiamercs NlitteI aIs ayers EiIIeu.
Sic rufen nit Gi9erbeit regeInabigen td8Ii6en
StubIgana beruor, unb periebeu bic @ebdrme in
einen geiunber 3uItanS.
Sir 1lnucrSauIidfcit pber DDfpepfe fnb
MrSr's 9iIIen unI9dtbar, unS fabren fi9ere
9eSAhg berbet.
Gphbrcnnen, 9lppetitIpTsFeit. perrprbcner
NfdgeM, Sldbunscn, Gbsrineel, &opf:pcb,
Betdubuns unO lIcblisfcit roerben ale bIr3
Nper's 9iIIen 9ebobeu uno sebeiIt.
Sci 9cberleihcu, ~acfGrtcr Serrduuns uitS
@glbiud)t foute mani 81 y er's 8tIIen III Dozen
seben, bic CROP genis finb I'M bie 2eber uab bic
8e6drme ar;ure3er unb bic @eritopfung SIT Behcn.
NIs cine reinigeroe @r;nsi i'm Uragling finb biefe
PiILeu unibertrpfeIt.
@iirmer, bic aus etiterr 'rorfb0ften Suitoiibe
Der Gebdrme ~entteben, roeEoen sur9 bieIe @iIs
len abgetriebeu.
<AtStADAuBNP go AEtA w Z NV uskkL
rbpiSen, bic buct MiangeI ssan gerbnuafg unb
SartIeibigfeit beruOr9erafe,; iper6eil, t6nnen bur9
Nper's 9tIIeu 9eteiIt perber.
Bel Grfiltungtn rshme mott Nner'S ItIs
len uni bic 4pren 81 Giinsn, e145inoIite 2tbiO,,,
~berun9en su e~ttfernen Iilo has Sieber 5u ~oGlnpfert.
Sir SurGbiaG NIB aEUbr, penn bieie bur3
pI6tIi5e GrtGItung, rnueroai;ittc %gtabrung unb
ber9I. uerurfa6t iinS, e~r,ueiiat iU9 &per'S PtIs
len os baS g~eeiqrete GeiLmitteI.
RbcHrnatisnaue, G;iG,t, 9teurdIsie rrb Stiff
speD riiBren oft poi ejGer Strung III Der 8eroGus
ing ober enter G-rta.t!;r3 Der, unb ~per'9mtnoen,
Ipenn man bic lIriat5e mittets Gper's &iIIen
e%ntfer1t.
GfeifdtGepidbie, 1aHeriuGtt, Ticrenfranfs
heitem urO anoere burb Sblpdbe nnb gcIt0rten
SrganiSntus berporgerufene l1eteI Io7ien fi3 bur5
@ber's giGteu BeiIen.
Sd1mer,Iia)cr WSpuatsauR ober ruterblei.
BEN Sesielbcn iinben elm iiberes unb ,~pirtiameS
9eiln1itteI IN
9l0er'a PiQe1t.
Sci ieber1 9odet ftnben fb settaue anpeifunsen
In uerfdieOeueu Spra1en.
3ubereitet bon
ST. S. 6. GBer g. Co., 9nteG, @eH.
SIN allen GpOtbeten gu baber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-06
Gr0mif0Mna.

Cine iebr lobnenbe 6erbit= 1n6 g8interz
orbeit oes Sarn1els burfte in nidt iueftigen
TGaen Die Berbellerun9 oes 8ooens ourdb
5~ipedmGBige @rDaufiubr 1no Gromii6una
letn. SIS lit Oiele bduftg bo8 eiu3ige Wttz
tel, unfru6tbaren SanbboDer1, Wloor9runo
ODER 5aben 3bonboben in fru6tbareSMderz
lano u%m5uuau0eln. Sour muB, tpenu Diez
ier 3Wed errei6t lperben lou, Die Mtii9urg
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-06
&4stfetNtOD.

0as Strob miro i'm NQgemeinen ais Elm
iebr pi6tige5Jlabrungsmttte unlerer lamb
mtrtbi6uftltden 9tuBtbiere tpeoer uon oen
Tarlner, nod leIbft pOn Der Wiiieni6aft
nod LANCE niht genlg nod Berbtenit gez
miiroigt. 9as StrDb lit betanntli6 Elm
le9r n%otbtpenbiger Bebelf sur QSiuterfitttez
runQ, unD obne paiielbe lit Die lleberipintez
rl1ng zines a%ngelnsflen groBen 9tinoDieDz
ftonoes auf Sen meiftcu6arrten ut1rnDGltd.
Qu6 cine S6dferet lit obne Strphfiitte-
rung faum benfbar; an mancben Srten
erbdIt baS S1af BEN gon5en gStnter btn>
Dur6 oft fem onoeres Sutter alS Strpb
uno erbdlt it6 babel bOh III elnem pent8s
items mittel9uten StdrtOe.
Treilt6 1T bas Stro6 IN Solge ieiues
boben @e6aItes an Bflan3enfoier eilt nur
ldnolam un6 id)tper Deroatli0eS Sutter
uto petlt eite11 beDeutcno geri1gern ytdbrz
ltoffgebalt auf, uI5 oQs aus oenielben Stof>
len bereitete0eu, uno 5iDar aus Denl8runoe,
iueiL icne 9fdbritoffe, pelbe Dor Der 8liitbe
fi6 in ben Nlattz unD Sten9eltbeilen Dor>
funben, ip1ter in ben Son1en Dan6erten
unb su oelien NrsbiLoung Derlpenoet mura
ben. Die in benz StrOb 3uriidQebliebenen
Stoffe 1i1o ober in geringerem @ra0e per-
6ault0, neil Die tie einlUlieBenoen 3cIz
p~qtbu1t9en tart perDol3t itub unb oaour6
ben 6insutritt Der Uer0aultngSlGfte err
j6peren. Gs lit aber beS6alb baS Strpb
bur0auS fein gu Derat6tetoe5 Suttermtttel,
pie[lnebr pirb eS geraoe ourb leinen 6ol3z
falerge1aIt in1ofern mertboou. ais IS our
&aumausfIuung DeS Wfagens otent, uno
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-02

Minnie Madden in ''FrOu- FrOu''-Her
appearance This Afternoon and Eve
ming.
Miss Minnie Maddern appeared before
a fair audience last night. Although she is
unquestiOnably endOW ed with talent, yet
as the "Frou-Frou'' she is not wholly sat
isfactory. The deep emotional is not her
part. Those who remember her last ap-
pearance in Savannah as Clip in "a Mes
senger from Jarvis Section saw her in
her true character. 'Frou-FrOu" is hard
" suited to her. Her support is fair and
perhaps above the average. One thing
may be said of Miss Maddern, that she is
no imitatOr, and her portrayal of the gay,
frivolous Young wife is piquant and
charming, without any attempt to follow
the style of those who made the play.
While as "Frou-FrOu'' she is not success
full in "a Puritan Maid" and "a Pro-
fessiOnal Beauty in which she will ap-
pear to-day, she finds the characters to
which she is so remarkably adapted, and
no doubt the matinee audience will fill
the Theatre.
Manager johnson has cancelled the en-
gagement of the Temple Quartette, which
was billed to appear on next Tuesday
evening.
The sale of seats for the matinee per-
fOrmance, "a Professional Beauty" to-
day, viii begin at Davis Bros at O'Clock
this morning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-02
BrevitIes.

Railroad men should read the advertise
ment of a house in the western part of the
city by c. 81. DOTsett.
Messrs. j. Mclaughlin & Son sold
yesterday morning the stable, Nos. 81 and
90 York street, belonging to Mr.. z. Egan,
to 4. F. Constantine & Co., for Sl,025.
A number of the friends of Mr.. G. Oh.
6emeuden gave him a surprise on Thurs
day evening. They called at his house in
mask, without invitation, and spent
a very pleasant evening.
The large crayOn portrait of the three
little sons OF Mr. Gustave Eckstein. which
IS now on exhibition at Davis Bros, at
tracts a great deal Of attention. The pOr-
trait is about five feet by four, and was
executed BY Miss Henrietta LaZarOn, of
this city.
The electric light was tested again yes
terday afternoon. All the lamps are not
vet in position, and superintendent keck
thinks il will be Monday or Tuesday be-
fore he will be ready to make first-class
beginning. The engines and dynamOs are
working splendidly.
In the report Of the reunion at the Ca
tholic Library Hall on Thursday evening,
printed in Yesterdays MORNING NEWS.
the reporter omitted TO state that the ac-
cOmpanist to Master Eddie COnnOr, whose
violin PLAYING charmed the audience. was
Madam BOuligny, who kindly consented
TO render the service she performed so
successfully.
Coroner Sheftau yesterday held an in
quest at the mOrgue over the remains of
Mr. Sundberg. the cook and steward OF
the Swedish bark India, who fell from
that vessel on Thursday at the Savannah.
Florida and Western Railway wharf and
was drowned. The jury in their verdict
attributed the death of the deceased to
accidental drowning. The unfortunate
man was So years Of age.
J.H. Lewis. ESD, counsel for Billy
Graham, recently tried in the Superior
Court. yesterday filed notice Of motion
for a new trial. Graham is one Of party
ofnegr0es who were indicted tor the muir
der Of Mr.. Patrick Reagan. He was tried
4 few days ago and found guilty of in
voluntary manslaughter in the commits
sion of an unlawful act, and the court
sentenced him to imprisonment in peni-
Tertiary for the term Of three years.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-02
Array in a Wayne Street Grocery

\ brutal affray occurred in a
grocery and saloon on the cor
ner of Wayne and jefferson
street on Thursday night. About eight or
nine O'Clock a couple Of rough looking
men. whose names it seems are William
Dubler and Charles Harper, entered the
bar-room and called for drinks. They
were waited upon by the proprietor of the
grocery, German named c. John II .
WOeltien. After having got away with
the liquor they stood around until asked
TO nav for il. when one Of them said tO.the
other, bill. you pay for it, and the other
replied, Pay for it yourself" 1t was evil
dent to the proprietor that neither one
of them intended to pay, and he bounced
them out with an emphatic hint that
they STAY out, and shut the door, but not
before Dubler had kicked over the stove
standing near the bar. A few moments
afterward a lady customer entered the
store. and while being waited upon by
the proprietor the two men again entered
bv another door, armed with heavy axe
handles. Dubler rushed behind the cOun-
ter and raising the club struck the grocer
a heaav blow over his head, cutting a
frightful cash and telling him backward.
The sturdy German, realizing that he had
a tough customer to deal with, gathered
himself. and Selling heavy
wrench prepared to defend him.
self. Harper. the companion
Of DubIer, followed up the first blow, and
began heating the grocer, who was at
disadvantage, across the back and arms.
But before being overcome the victim of
the assault raised the wrench and struck
a powerful blow at his assallant, hitting
him in the face. Both men then took
fight and escaped in the dark. Mr..
WoeItien was badly cut. and it was feared
at first fatally. Yesterday he was some
what recovered. The parties had not been
arrested at late hour last night.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-02
p.1rnn.nR uMBLINes.
Rrivht Flashes of Intelligence from Nes
and Affair.


Two hundred and fifty men are at work
ON the Transit and Peninsula Railroad
between Leesburg and Tavares.
A. j. Twiggs saws that trains VIII be
run through from Georgetown, ). g., tC
Columbia, S. c., on the Georgetown ano
Lanes Railroad tomorrow.
A schooner. with a cargo of 30 miles Of
new iron for the Florida Central aho
Western Railroad, is on the way IRON
New York for Fernandina.
new survey for the terminus of the
Jacksonville and Atlantic Railway mas
located it within 80 yards Of the depot o.
the Jacksonville, Halifax and st. Angus
tine Railroad, on the opposite side OF the
river, at Jacksonville.
When the first through train from san
ford to Tampa arrived at Tampa on the
23d inst. bottle OF water from Lake
Monroe was poured into the waters O
Tampa Bay by Col. Elliott, OF the Ft9FtdC
DisDdtch. and on the oath bottle OF ram
pas water was poured into Lake Monroe
by the same gentleman.
The surveying party of the Buena Wis
ia Railroad Company tapped the oOuth
western Railroad from Ellaville las
Thursday afternoon. The distance from
Ellaville to Andersonyille, where thel
unite, is twelve miles, and the surveyor
Captain K. t. Macdonald, estimates th(
grading to cost $4,000. The last mile a
Andersonville is estimated to cost S6,Oo'
to grade it.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Augusta and Summeryillt
Railroad Company, held at Augusta
Thursday, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: PatrlcI
Walsh, President; E. G. Mosher, Super
intendent. Board of DirectOrs-JohE 7
kennedy, Josiah Sibley, e. r. Schneider
Thos. G. Barrett, D. L. Fullerton, JONI
I. Miller, Henry B. King.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-02

Donations Through AIessrs. Abrahams
x Birnbaum,

X Birnbaum,
Mr.. NJ. Birnbaum, a member Of the
savannah Volunteer Guards Battalion,
and also a member OF the firm of Abra-
hams & Birnbaum. of this city, has been
in correspondence with a number OF
prominent houses with which they do
business in other cities with a view to
securing donations to the Guards Fair,
to be held in April, and has succeeded
beyond his most sanguine expectations.
The following are few of the many
valuable donations so far received. and
which are now on exhibition at their store
on BrOughtOn street:
Messrs. LISA, stern X Co, New 0rk-l
ladies' Saratoga trunk.
Messrs. NJ. \. Tynberg X Co., New ork-
] dozen silk handkeTchiefs.
Messrs. HammersbOueh Bros, New 1Ork-
! fine suit OF clothes.
Messrs. PlOusky Il Simon, New York. lot
scarfs and bows.
Messrs. WIle. Brickner & Vile, Rochester.
y. III fine suit clothes
Nessrs. Stich Brothers, New York; silk
hat
Mes=rs. L. Levenson 4 Co, New York
fine suit clothes.
Messrs. j. Lag0WItZ \ Co., New Ork-l
handsome satchel.
Messrs. :. II. Greenbaum X Co., New York
dozen excelsior Partisan lever sleeve but
tons.
Messrs Alfred Benjamin & Co.. New York
! very fine vest.
Messrs. Naumburg, Kraus, Lauer x Co.,
New GOrk-l corkscreW suit.
The above are only a few OF the dOna-
tons promised, but are so far the only
ones received.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-02
HARBOR NEWS.
Ashore on Tybee KnoII-Yesterday
Clearances.

Ashore on Tybee KnOll-Yesterday 5
Clearances.
The British steamship Lombard, while
proceeding to sea yes .erday at 12:45 D. m,
went aground on Tybee knoll and re-
manned there the rest of the day. The tug
Forest City was with her, and she proba-
bly, got OF on last nights tide and pro-
ceeded to sea.
The Norwegian bark Camilla was
cleared yesterday by Messrs. Syberg-Pe-
tersen 4 Co. for StettiU, with 300 barrels
Of rOsin, weighing l.163, sos pounds, val
ued at s.. 331 Sc. Cargo by Messrs. Pater-
son. Downing n Co.
The British bark kOnOma was cleared
Yesterday By Messrs. Hoist & Co. for Liv-
erpOOl. with 5000 bales of upland cotton,
weighing l. 406, 9S7 pounds, valued at $145.-
700. and 3, 800 oak slaves, valued at $3.50.
ami 149 barrels rOsin, Weighing $4,000
pounds. valued at $46S. Total valuation
of cargo. $146,31S.
Messrs. Syberg-Petersen Il Co. cleared
Yesterday the German bark Friedrich
Scala, for WOlgast, Germany, with 1.442
pieces pitch pine timber, measuring 203,-
667 feet, and IA pieces cypress timber
measured at p, 020 feet, the whole valued
at 81 O00
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A rare specimen of the tinny tribe was
received few days since by Mr.. NJ. NJ
sullivan. of this city, in an invoice OF hsh
from Florida. The fish is about "a
inches in length and its body bears a gen
eraI resemblance to that Of the well
known .'sheephead" of our waters, only
it is perfectly fat and scaleless under
meath. Its head is peculiar and has two
horns each about half inch long, pro-
iecting slightly forward. From q
font view the fish has the appear
auce of miniature COW lying
down. its fms representing the fore ieet.
4 number Of gentlemen who are authorl-
Ties on things piscatOrial yesterday eN-
amned the curiosity, but none Of them,
however. had ever seen its like before. IL
was also inspected by a number of visitors
at the MORNING News office, all OF whom
acknowledged that 1t was something new
q them. The fish was sent last night 70
the smithsonian" at Washington, lor
examination by the guild nuncs OF that IN
s.ftute, with a request that they report
the result of their investigation.
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Local Personal.

Mr.. W. Is. Seals, editor of the SUNNI
South. Atlanta, paid the MORNING News
a visit yesterday.
Rev .E.L L. Holmes, having returned
from Virginia. will preach as usual in the
Baptist Church tomorrow morning and
evening.
The many friends of Mr.. NJ. j. DOOner
President Of the st. Patrick's L. A. b
Society and Division No. l, A. o. of H.
will be panied to learn Of his illness, re-
suItiue from an injury received while at
work in the Savannah, Florida and West
ern Railway shops last December.
7. Sheppard, Esq, Of st. Mary's, Ga,
who has been prominently known as one
OF the projectors Of the flofiua barge
Canal. was one of the callers at the
NoRNrNe NEWS Office yesterday. Mr..
ghappard is a warm advocate OF that
project. and hopes to see the work COM
menced before many years.
Mr.. John P. Linton, the Supreme Chan
cellor Of the Knights of Pythias, was in
Charleston yesterday, and is expected IN
Savannah on Monday or Tuesday. On
HE arrival here he will be received at the
Charleston and Savannah Railway depot
bva committee of the Knights, ID this
cffv. and be entertained by the order.
mn. Linton resides at Johnstown, Pa, and
is visiting the South on official business
connected with the Brotherhood.
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After a patient has been dosed with cor
rosive sublimate until his teeth are loose,
his mouth sore, his hair all gone, his limbs
all drawn with rheumatism, he is put on
Iodide OF Potash, one of the strongest
mineral preparations in the whole list
This soon takes away the little appetite
left him by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS his
stomach, causes pain in the bowels, nau-
sea, dries up the gastric juices, and food
is rejected, wastes him away to skele-
ton, and he is soon subject for the UNI
dertaker. To all such Swift's Specific is
a bOon-worth more than its weight in
diamonds. 1t builds up the waste, roots
out these mineral poisons, and brings
health and happiness. Send for a copy OF
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases, free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer }, At
lant9 Ga
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