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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-25
ADMINISTRATION.

have been appointed Administrator of the
estate OF William ] Smith. late OF Marion County,
Indiana, deceased. Said estate is probably solvent
JOSEPH L. CARSON.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-25

w ANTED-A woman OF sense, energy and re-
w spectability for our business in her locality.
Salary, e3, TO $50; reference exchanged.
GAY BROS, II Barclay street, 4, IL
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, Sept. %, noon.-Consols. 80 1916
NEW YORK, Sept. Is. noon.-StoCks dull but
steady. Money easy at per cent. Exchange
long, 81 $50; short, "a S514. State bonds duh
but steady. Government bonds duh but
strong.
SCOOP. .m.-Exchange 81 ss1l. Money closed
at lCg2 per cent. sub-Treaspry balances
Gold. Sl6I, ,5G7 200; currency, 81, ,4l40O0. Gov
ernment bonds strong; four per cents, T235s;
three per cents. l03$4. State bonds strong
The stock market has been fairly active and
decidedly strong to-day on reports OF favor
able character respecting the probabilities of
an early settlement of the fight between the
leading railroads of the country. The state
ment that an agreement had been reached
between the Pennsylvania. Baltimore and
Ohio and Reading companies by which the
Baltimore and Ohio was to reach New York
over the Pennsylvania's tracks found a good
many 'dOubtlng Phomases" on Watl street his
morning, while there were also go0dly num-
Der of willing believers. The report was de-
MED by statements said to emanate from Off
cia1 sources and Circulat ed on the street dur
ing the afternoon, but aid and comfort to the
bun movement was found in dispatches from
the West stating that arrangements were be-
ing made to advance east bound rates. 1t was
also stated that certain shippers here had re-
ceiVed notice that west bound rates would be
advanced on Oct. l. The unfavorable effect
of the denial from Philadelphia respecting the
alliance between the roads at that point was
thus scOunterbalanced. and, while the market
was heavy at times, 1t closed decidedly strong
at the highest prices of the day, and at ad-
vances of 1925 per cent. for the most active
stocks. There was considerable feverishness
in the last hour, but an upward turn was
gwen TO nearly everything on the list in the
final dealings. The total sales were 26S, ,e)O
shares, of winch l57 900 were contributed by
Lake Shore, st. Paul, LackRwanna and Union
Pacific. The remainder of the market was
dull and altogether featureless, following the
course marked out by the prices Of the favorite
shares. The street is somewhat divided this
evening as to whether the railroad troubles
are on the eve of final and permanent settle
mept and that reasonable rates are to be OBJ
tanned in the future, or that the market is
simply being manipulated by large operators.
The lowest prices were reached in the fore
noon. The closing prices show an advance
for Lake Shore of 21s per cent, New York
Central, LaekawaDna, Omaha common and
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy each IL,
Union Pacific, st. Paul and Louisville and
Nashville each Ia, Erie l1s, Western Union,
Pacific Mail. Northwestern and Northern Pa
cific preferred each l. Nothing is lower ex-
cept New Jersey Central, which is down 4
per cent, while st. Paul preferred is un-
changed. The following are the closing quo
tatIons:
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
Thc Woodcock's Wooing.

From BurIfn0ton IN, - EntenDrfSe.
WoOdcock have certain peculiaritiee
which endear them 10 spOrtsmen as well
as make them an interesting study to men
of science. Their love-makIng is essen
tally their own. Early in the spring the
male bird seeking mate repairs TO
some wellknown covert where the fe-
males most do coDgregate. 10 Is just at
sunset.
All day long he has been filling himself
full Of long. luscious worms, and as night
fall comes his bird thoughts turn TO at
fairs more sentimental.
When be reaches the parade ground he
looks anxiOusly around, and IL no suspi-
cious noise Jars on his sensitive ears he
begins with low Introductory overture.
Then he grows impatient and utters loud,
cultural bleatings, cluoking Just before
each one. Then he struts up aud down
the mossy banks, as II his performance
gave him intense satisfaction. Then he
considers himself fairly introduced, and,
taking wings, rises in the air, flying up
In spiral circles, each growing smaller as
ne ascends.
During the flight be utters low, sweet,
cooling note. Aner sailing about he
swOOps down 10 the spot Of bis starting.
For hours he fOols about, displaying hls
wing performances until the female can
no longer resist his antics, and throwing
coquetry, as Hamlet did pbysic, 20 the
dogs, she approaches With Tufiied feathers
aud disheyeied Dlumage. The two meet
and caross each other with every evil
dence OF affection and All the by-pIays Of
love thrown la, and, booking their long
bills, ~ N TOO happy for earth, they rise
straight into the air and ny far out OF
sight In the darkness.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29


Per Charleston and savannah Railway,
Sept 2s-Fordg Office, S, F & W Ry, S Miller,
M Doyle. RIeser & S, Bilienthal h Son, w +
Starey. H Solomon & Son. Holeombe. G 4 Co,
H Myers & Bros, Garnett, S q Co, Evans,
Walter Il Il Co, Jno Flannery d Cod LoWsn-
stein, Palmer Bros.
PerSavannah. Florida and Western Rail-
Aoosta d r. NJ Hendarson, Palmer Rrns.
Smith Bros Il Co, II Solomon & Son, Cohen,
Heller, Lee Roy Myers, McDonough h Co.
Dale, W & Co, j K Clarke 4 Co. F Entiem an,
d Bacon & 60, Reppard & Co, ID Y Dancy,
SGuckenheimer Il Son, Menhard Bros & Co.
II Ruwe, w Miller. Chess Carley Co, Il b
Cassels A Schwarz, w Cherry Il Co, A j
Miller Co, Bacon, Co, Il p Bond,
w d Simkins, 8 Collins Co, Hanley,
G0ette, ,Garnett, h Co, l. Guilmartin Co,
W w Gordon Il Co, + NJ Farley, Warren q A.
Jno Flannery & Co. NJ Maclean, A r Eawcett,
NJ & d Mcintyre. n A Hardee's Son & Co,
Baldwin Co, Peacock, ii & Co, & l. Jones,
w jackson, Wood Il Bro, P Williams,
Walter, 7 & Co. Bogart a II, w W Chisholm,
Woods Co, Butler s, IL NJ Conner Co,
Graham. II Il Co.
Per Central Railroad, Sept 2s-Fordg Agt.
W w Gordon q Co, Warren A. M Maclean,
JnO Flannery Co, Woods 4 Co, T NJ Farley,
Garnett, Co, Baldwin Co, BORart q ii,
w w Chisholm, Walter, 7 4 Co, Chas Ellis,
u Guilmartin & Co, Wood & Bro, Kops
h s. II NJ Conner Il Co, Nj Y & ID / Mcintyre.
JP Williams, Wilder & Co. 0 Cohen Il Co.
Strauss & Co, Hoist & W. Muir, ID Il Co, A
Norden Co, Pferdnunges, & Co, Potter q
Co, j Rosenheim q Co. II Myers g. Bros, ID ID
Arden, II Kuck. j + Teitjen, Wheeler-W W Mfg
Co, Jas Hart y Bro, West Bros, K Power, A
j Ives, M Henderson, Bacon d Co, l.
Putzel, VIM Kehoe, Armstrong, & Me-
Alpin, Chess-Carley Co, Jos A Roberts n Co.
t Bond, W O Jackson, Peacock, II a Co, s
Il Moore, NJ Boley & Son, J Thompson, A Il
LawtOn, Mrs II Cumming, Lee Roy Myers.
Rieser S, Frank 4 Co, Eckman 4 v, Geo
Baldwin. Weed Il C, Lilienthal Son, G h
Carson. Order.
Per steamship VIM crane. from Baltimore
"A A Aveilhe, G w Allen, Il Alexander,
Branch II c, Bond, IL Il e. r p Bond, M Birn-
baum, Bendheim Bros Co. Appel Bros, ID
Cockshut, w Cherry & Co, Il Cubbedge,
9 ii Carson. NJ Doyle, Charleston 4 h,
Epstein w, J ii Estill, A Ehrlieh n Bro, B
Dilton. NJ Ferst & Co, Fretwen & N. Gold
stem 4 II, Graham Il II, W FarquharsOn,
8 SGuekenheImer 4 Son, G M Gilbert 4 Co, NJ
G Hopkins, Holcombe, g \ Co, Herman a. X,
Hull, A Hanley, o Ravens, N Lang,
Lindsay M, Lippman Bros, X Lowell a. Son,
A Lefiler. Jno Lyons 4 Co, Levy Il Bro,
Miller n Co. Me Donell Il Co. JnO LaFar,
Lee Roy Myers, Neidlinger 4 X, q S McAlpin,
Mrs Il Morgan, y Ohlman & Co, Order X l.
Mercer, Order Fleming Bros, Order Merrill
q l., Order A b Hull. Order w ID Simkins,
Order Moore & N, Order Holcombe, 9 a. Co,
X Power, II Ruwe, n Solomon Il Son, Geo
Schey, Southern Ex Co, T. A Schwarz, Rtmrs
David Clark, Katie, j g Thompson, j SILVA,
A NJ q W West, Il West & Co, Sack, }
Wilson. d Weisbeln, Weed c., Teeple &
o, Chas link.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
Euboaraphu.
The Art of Lithography.
a Few Words about an important Home
Industrial Enterprise.

The only Steam Lhographc Establishment south of Richmond
that connected with the MORNING News Printing Several
the kind have been started other cities they
have not been successful The quantity hgrapc Engraving
Printing used Savannah alone sufficient employment
twice thrice the number of workmen MORNING
News Lthogaphc Department There good reason however
why all of such work should not be done
skilled artists and mechanics and stay with
building the city That the work done by the MORNING
graphic Department good that turned out by
the North and West be proven by examination
by us for customers this city and elsewhere There
the work should not be executed WELL not BETTER
done abroad We employ skilled workmen improved
chne and have much capital similar establishments
We invite examination of samples of bonds certificates checks
cards. note and letter heads bill heads and the thousand
jobs executed by hography We compete STYLE quality
and price with any establishment in the country.
Our Bndy and Blank Book Mandatory the best equipped
the South Our work this line unsurpassed quality durability
style and finish The largest paper ruling machine only
embong machine in the South be found in this establishment
Our Book and Job Printing Department complete every
Mercantile Railroad Steamboat Show work and General Printing
cuted in the best style
The outfit the MORNING News Office its entirety complete
that of any printing establishment in the United States
NXcV&s3e~ow0
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29

Tybee, Sept -. 500 ? M-Passed up. steam
ehips Lancaster CBrl. Wodan (Ger). Macedo-
MIA tBrl, Gladiolus tBr), Moruca tBrl, sclr A
Denike.
Passed out steamships Tnllahassee, Strath-
more Bll Amaryllie tBr.)
Arrived at anchor. bari, Nal0na fBr.)
Wind n. fresh. raining.
New ! ork. Sept 2e-Arrfved, schr Andrew
Ncvrneer. Smith. Jacksonville.
Cleared, schrs BeftFam J. Townsend, Tan
nell. ~ annah; ID X Baker, Hall, George
town, . y.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
Commercial.
-.rANNAH aARKET.
Tur MORNING. NEWS,

,cr OF THE MORNING NEWS,
oFflCS;.A CS;.AvkNHAH. Sept. IS. 1885, P. ny
The market was drm and higher
CorIga. sa, a good inquiry, the demand being
Thsrs hnt the volume of business was
genera a. restricted in the early hours OF the
SHe"1.'n NV the extremity of sellers views,
DoralLs thev were free sellers at slight ad-
lster on o+etions. The total sales for the
vance oL - . 59s bales. On Change at the
isg "",u 10 a. M, the market was report
Opeoins ard unchanged, with sales OF l7S
ed 'Ie@'' the second call the market was
bales' an advance of 1-l6c. for low mid
trui' i,5dling good middling and middllng
ding i1soIes being 2,0s4 bales. At the closing
fair wy u was firm and unchanged, with
osll, ,. Pa,as ' of 3s4 bales. The following are
fnruci, ,ai closing spot quotations OF the Cot
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
TUESDAY. Sept 20, 1885.
ARRIVED yesterday

Steamship Gladolus (Br). Sinclair, New
York, in ballast to A Minis 4 Sons.
steamship Lancaster tBr), Sleeves. Balti-
more in ballast to A Minis & Sons.
Steamship Macedonia (Brl, Watson, Phila-
delpha, IN ballast TO Wilder \ Co.
Schr A Denlke. BOhannen, Baltimore, with
mdse to order vessel to Jos A Roberts Il Co.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
CLEARED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher. New York
q NJ SOrreI.
Bark Die Krone GER, Kruger, London
M Cosulich Co.
schr Aeidie Jordan, Hartman, Boston
JOS A Roberts n Co.
Schr Emma r Hart. Keen, Brunawick in
ballast, to load for Boston-Jos A Roberts &
Go.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
DFPARTED YEsTERDAY,

Steamer David Clark, Daniel, FernandinA
and way landings-C Wfiliams. ARt.
Steamship City Of Palatka, Vogel, Jackson
ville-M aster.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
FOR BALTIMORE.

THE steamships OF this company are An
pointed 70 saIiifrom Savannah for Bald.
more eyery Tuesday and Friday as follows
(eity tImeI:
JOINS bO4tkIRS, Capt. II. d. FOSTER.
TUESDAY. Sept ~. at 1OB0A.M.
WM. CRANE, Capt. BrLLUPs, FRIDAY.
Oct. 2, at 1850 ?. NJ =
VIM, LAWRENCE, Capt. KENT, TUES.
DAY, Oct. lat 4:BD p. NJ.
JOHNS HOPKINS Capt. II. ID. FosrrR
FRIDAY. Oct. q, ats A. N.
And from Baltimore every Wednesday ana
Saturday atS p. X. -
Through bills ladlng gwen to all points
West, all the manufacturing towns IN New
Wngland. and 10 Liverpool and Brenoen
Through passenger Jackets issued 10 Pitfe-
burg, Cincinnati, Chicago, and sllpoints Vest
and Northwest.
JAS. b. WEST 4 CO., Agents,
ia faV afreet
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
sAILED YRsTERDAY.


Steamship Tallahassee. New York.
Steamship Amaryllis tlBrl. Sagua la Grande.
Steamship Straihmore (Brl. Liverpool.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29

HAY.-Market steady; fair demand. We
quote, in job lots: Hay, Northern none; West
load lots. 81 05.
HIDES. WOOL. ET0.-Hides-Market firm
and active; receipts fair; dry flint, 49, 90;
dry country salted. ll1Sc.; dry butchers'.
lte. Wool = Market nomiual; prime,
2ec.; bury, 8C9lsc. Wax, 2oc. Deer skins
mint. l5c.: salted. fSc.: otter skins, S5c.(3s9.
LARD.-The market is steady. We quote:
In slerces snd tabs. 49,; So D tins. Tssc.
rroTAfoHs.-Stook ample; demand fairi
northern 81 50a2 5 per bbl: stern, S2a2 50
per Dbl; Western 81 55a2 per Dbl.
4, SALT.-The demand is very moderate and
tne market quiet. We quote: Carload lets,
f5c.. I. .. b.; small lots. S5a95c.
SUsAE E:--Market firm and higher. We
Quote: Cut loaf. Sc; granulated, 7sSc.;
powdered, 7s4c.; standard A, lie; extra c,
1Ec.. G, yellow, 8 &c.
ToBACoo.-Market arm: moderate de-
mand. We quote: Smoking, 40G. .Gel Is,
Chewing-Common, sound. 850el0c.: n medium,
so0pb5c. bright. 60097bc.; ane fancy, SS(1e0c.:
extranne, 9Oc .tasl 10; bright navIes, AsessTe.;
dark naVies. AA(1nbOc.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
EXPORTS.

Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
1870 bales upland cotton, SO bales sea island
cotton. 81 bales domestics and yarns, 90 pkgs
fruit, 1852 bbls rosin. 300 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, pa bbls rice, 74,207 feet lumber, 1877 tons
pig iron bdls hides, 2T9 pkgs mdse
Per bark Die Krone Ger, for London
1,400 bbs spirits turpentine, measuring 1857
gallons; 3A bbs rosIn, weighing l39,S70 lbs
Chess Carley Co, Middleton n Co.
Per schr Addie Jordan, for Boston-22l, ,636
feet lumber-D Bacon & Co.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
Shinrinn 9mirllinrnrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIs DAY.
SUN RISES .......................... ...6:O0
SUNSETS. ......................... .5:54
HIGHWATER at Fl Pulaski. 10 :3s A NJ. IO:5i PN
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YRsTER.
DAY.

steamship WodRn tGer), Glaevecke, Santa
Cruz, TenerGe, in ballast TO Minis q Sons
steamship Moruca fBr), -, Demerara
in baHast-Master; il bound to Charleston.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29

cured and prevented BY DUFFx's PURE
MALT WHFsKJsY. Recommended bylead
ing physicians. Sold b. druggists and
groccrB.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29

oro'1' 1I.J,nd.-The weather was unfayorable'
Nd ls'b tbe market to rule quiet. 1t was,
csusns arm. with some little inquiry, and
howeSse5,,, las D Mere disposed of at about quo
sohV which aTe renewed:
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
PAsSENGERs.

Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
II Wilkins, g o Sniffen, wife and children,
Miss Lottie SnIfen, W n Branch, r Sherl-
dan, K Mccoy, and steerage.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29

ARRIVED Ar TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Vaiona (Br), Andrews, Liverpool, in
Master.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE

sweet potatoes. yellow vans. f3 bush 75(9-
POULTRY Market firmer; demand active,
supplies moderate. EGGs.-Market better sup
piled, demand fair. PKAEUTs.-Ample stock;
demand light; native peanuts in light request
at quotations. SUGAR.-GeorgiR and Florida,
nominal; none in market. HoNEY.-No de-
mand; nominal. Sweet potatoes fairly sup
piled; demand moderate
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29

TNHEhrst-elass iron steamships of fbissor.
Il pany are appointed 90 sail every ThWrsl
day from Boston az p. NJ; from Savannah a
follows-standarrt time:
OITY OF MACON CAPT. VIZ. KHLLEx.j
THURSDAY, Oct. /, at ~ AM
GATE OITYs GAIT. ID. HEDaK, THURS
DAY, Oct. <, at 6P.M.
CITY OF MACON Capt. w. KELLEY
THURSDAY, oct l5.at lu:30 A. n.
GATE CITY,s CAPT. d. HEDGE, THURS.
DAY, Oct. n, At 4:80 Pm.
Through bills Of lading given TO New Eng
land Manufacturing points and to Liverpool.
The oOIfipanY'B wharves in both Savannah.
and Boston are connected with all railroada
Ieading out OF tho two citiea.
RfCHARDsON \ BARNARD, Agents.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29

hE magnificent steamships of this COM.
alta Pahy are appointed to sail a. followa-
TO NEW YORK.
OlTY OF AUGUSTA, Cant. X. s. Nrowwu.
SON WEbNhSDAY. W sept. 30, at 10 49,.
CdrYoF SAVANNAH, Capt. Fl. c. DAG.
Shfr' FkiDAH. oct. ,. at l2 NOON.
CHATTAHOOCHEE. Cant. ]. w C4ru.
KiNE' MONDAY, Oct. s, at $3.50 p. N.
NAACOOoHEE, Capt. f. KEMrroN. WED.
NEsDAY, Oct. Z, at 5PM.
TALLAHAssEE, Capt. W. II. FYszvy
FRIDAY, Oct. 8. at 8 80 A. "
TO PEITLADELPHTA
iThese steamers do not carry. passengersI
DEssoUG, Capt. +. SMITH, SATURDAY
Oct. 3. at P. n. -
SUNIATA, Capt. 8. l.. AsKINs. sATrrR
DAY. Oct. 10, at 7A.M.
- Through bills OF lading given to Eastern and
northwestern points and 10 ports ~ ths
United Kingdom and the Continent 'Ho
For freight or passage apply TO
q. NJ. SORREL, Agent,
CITY Exchange building.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29

Buenos Ayres, Aug 22-Arriyed, bark Ira
pani tItal, Darien
Dover, Sept 25-Passed. bark Agnes Camp
bell (Norl, Nielsen, London for Pensacola.
Fecamp Sept 19-Sailed. bark Augusta
(Sw), Samuesen, Doboy.
Liverpool, Sept 26-Sailed, bark Konoma
tBrl, Thomson. savannah.
Monteyideo, Aug 2S--Sailed, bark William
(Br), MoKeil, Pensacola; Gratitudine Utah,
a. Al ste. Brunswick; 26th, ship Berthe Bigelow
(Br), Valley. Key West,
Newport. Sept 76-Sailed, Sur Sultana EBr),
for Savannah.
States.
liable Bay. Aug 25--sailed, bark Giuseppe
Aroma Utah, Olleviri, Pensacola.
Baltimore, Sept 26-Cleared, schrs b b
Rokes, Robertson, Jacksonville, and sailed;
Mollie j Saunders, Lewis, savannah.
Fernandina, Sept 26-Arrived, brig Rock
Pensacola, Sept 36--Arrived, bark Marina
A UtaD, Olivari. Rio Janeiro
Cleared, bark Cavalier (Nor),, Christopher
Belfast, Me, Sept 25-ArrIved, sohr Annie p
Chase, Poole, Bangor, TO load for Jacksonville.
Brunswick. Sept 26-Arrived, bark Marga-
ret Mitchell (Br), Davies, Barbados; brig
Castalia, jackson, Savannah; schr VIM Jones,
Cleared, schr Emily Watts. Watts. New
York.
beaufort, s C, Sept as-Arrived at Coosaw,
schr A d Lamson, Smith, Philadelphia.
New York, Sept 2S--Arriyed strs France,
London; Furnessla, Glasgow; Moravla, Ham
burg.
Berwick, Sept 26--Arrived, str RAvensdale
(Br), Morell, Coosaw.
Bristol, Sept 27-Sailed, str Hector tBr), for
Coosaw.
Algiers, Sept 9I-Sailed, bark Garibaldi
UtaD. for Savannah.
Liverpool, Sept 26-sailed. bark M Davis,
for Savannah.
Belfast, Sept 27-Sailed, bark Sagona, Ty-
bee.
Trieste, Sept 9S-Arrived, bark Stella sor-
rento, Charleston.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29

NIyAL STORE5.-Ihe marKeJ IOr sDlFII'
hrpentine was duh and nominal, with buyers
and sellers apert. AT the Board of Trade on
ne oDeniuc call Bic was bid for regulars. At
iPecIo,ing call 3O3zc was bid for regulars and
9br asked ROsin-The market was firm fer
the better grades, with medium paies held
higher There was good inquiry, with but
sssnt offerings. At the Board OF Trade on the
first call the market was reported firm for the
medium and pale grades, and quiet for all
other grades, with sales of 1856 barrels at the
following quotations.: A. B, 9 and ID 95c,
$50. n So so, window glass 81 Is, water white
* g. At the closing call it was firm for all
grades above H and quiet for AL others, at
the following quotations: | 81 so. X So, M
So 50, n So 80, window glass "a 25, water white
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29

RECElRTS.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Sept 28-4S bales cotton. 2l0 caddies tobacco,
81 boxes tobacco. bale hides, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
way, Sept 26-2, 902 bales cotton. 25 cars lumber.
1896 bbls rosin, 2S4 bbs spirits tuTpenIlne, 3
cars wood, SO sacks rice, "a bales hides, l car
oats. II bbls whisky bales wool, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Sept 2S-6.26z bales
cotton. 30 cars lumber, 1877 bbls r0sin. 20 bbls
spirits tnrpentIne l40 bales yarns, Sc tons pig
iron, $40 kegs spikes. 224 sacks oats, 200 bales
hay, 200 boxes apples, $50 pkgs tobacco, III
kegs bolts, leo bbls lime, rs bars iron, , boxes
eggs, 10 carboys acid. bbl whisky, lot old
iron, 66 bbls C oil, 80 bdis rims, Is bbls fiour,
35 bdls spokes, So pkgs fruit. "a pcs granite, p
pkgs furniture, IL pkgs mdse, l6 cases shoes,
l6 bales domestIcs, II bbls potatoes, lots h h
goods, S bales hides. bdls paper, II empty
bbls, 3 bales plaids.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29
RECEIPTS.

Bark Valona (Br), Andrews, from Liver
pool for Savannah, Sept 3, lat 4S, lon %.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-29

CHARLESTON, Sept. 2S.-Market steady and
unchanged; sales 10 barrels.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2S.-In active de-
mand: new ordinary to good 35sC941sc.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-05-23
Very Polite.

l have heard OF a great many cases
of politeness. l know the French are
a most polite nation. and | have heard
it said that some Americans can be po-
lite. But the proprietor of u lodging
house in New York compares favorably
with the record. A friend of mine
went up one day to this large lodging
house to take apartments for his moth
er, who was coming from California.
He rang the bell. 1t was not answer
ed. He rang again. There was some
skurrying inside, but the door did not
open. Once more he rang. The door
opened.
Have you any rooms to let?"
"Well, no. SIR" and the speaker
kept glancing uneasily upstairs as he
spoke. 1.-The fact is, they are all held
by people who are out Of town for the
season."
"Have you nothing at ALP"
II have some upstairs; but I could
perhaps suit you about the 1st of Octo-
ber."
Cant I see them nowP"
just then . boy appeared at the
head of tho stairs.
Its breaking out all over" he said.
REALLY, you must excuse me, sir. l
should be delighted to show you the
rooms, but the fact is-the house is on
fire upstairs. Ring the alarm, John
n.y."
And in ten minutes the neighborhood
was strewn with engines and streams
Of water were pouring everywhere
San francisco Chronic6.