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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-29

October delivery 25Jsc. whisky firm at 81 u.
Provisions very dull: Pork, $40 l2t20lO 70.
Lard ruled lots nrmer at Suc. Buzz meats.
boxed lots long clear and short ribs lOc,
short clear 25c. Bacon about steady; long
clear and short ribs 50@7 $50, short clear 10
8 00c.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2s.-Flonr quiet but
steady; Howard street ana western SUPER
fine 81 25(ez 85 extra 81 1903 80. family 81 90
ga so, city mills supertine 81 25(92 20. extra
80 o0C03 10; Rio brands 81 50@4 50. wheat
Southern lower and dull; Western higher and
active; Southern red s4@S6c: amber S5QpS72 &c;
No. Western winter red, on spot S'4(GSlSsc.
Corn-Southern nominal and quiet; Western
steady and dull; southern white 5O(9blc, yell
low 50G5lc.
LoUIsvILLE. Sept. ss.-Grain closed quiet
Wheat, No, 2 red. 73c. Corn, No. 2, white 42c.
Oats, new No. ., &c. Provisions quiet Bacon
clear rib Csc. clear sides 3 Exc. shouluers
nominal. Bulk meats-clear rib sides l2}ac,
clear sides 6213o. Pork, mess $40 10. Lard,
choice leaf O0c.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2s.-Conee in fair de-
mand; Rio cargoes, common TO prime sIs(9
i21Sc. Cotton seed products dull and nomi :
nal. Sugar scarce and firm; good fair to fully
fair 514005 7-l6c. common 10 good common va
94%sc: Louisiana ceutrlfugals, cholce Wnite
SIC, choice yellow clarified ! l8(G61sc, prime
yellow clarified 57sG6c. Molasses steady {;
Louisiana open kettle, good prime to strictly
prime 32c, prime 20@22c, good common $50
lac; louisiana centrifugals, prime to strictly
prime l59l9c, common to good common S9llc.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Sept. %, p, m.-spirits turpen-
tine, 2Ss Sd.
NEW YORK. Sept. %. noon.-splrits turpen-
tine dull at 375<c. Rosln dull at 81 00@
! 0715c.
500 p. m.-Spirits turpentine weak at sc.
ROsin dun at 81 00(Dl 071R.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 2S.-Spirits turpentinc
steady at 841Sc. Rosln quiet; good strained
S5Gn90c.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 2s.-sprits turpentine
quiet at sac. Rosin quiet: strained &c,
good strained soc. Tar firm ut 81 S21a. Crude
turpenune firm; hard Soc, yellow dip 81 90,
virgin 81 80.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.--Rice firm.
NEW ORLEANS, sept. 2S.-Ricc market
steady.
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1885,

g Troop. G Ebberwein, Frank Il Co, Joseph
Hickey. Lee Roy Myers, ID Grimm. Hoult-
han, NJ Mendel & Bro. Byck & s, George ~ y,
southern Ey Co, Epstein II Bro, G II Carson,
Lillenthal Son, Eckman 4 V. w Z jackson.
BALDWIN 3 Co, Il 4 Cheatnam. Ellis, a Co,
Bacon q Co, McDonough Co, Grant,
PescOck, II \ CO..
Per steamship Chattahoochee, from New
1orS-A X Altmayer y Co. Aeosta u e. APP
pei s, Arkwright Mills. G W Allen, Afford,
Beikel 4 Co Abrams d, II Anderson,
Alice Clark, T p Bond, Bendheim Bros Co,
o Butler, Byck Bros. Byck Il 8, s w Branch,
ID Boarod, NJ Boley \ Son, G Bessell. l. Blus-
tien, W u Baum n Bro, d q Bacon Co. II
A Bell. Bntler, Barbour Bros. 9 K II Co.
w Cherry y Co, q r Bank. Nj Cohen jr.
A II CHAMPION, A 7 Churchill. NJ Connor.
Crohsn & d, Cohen \ Is, w II Chaplin. Jos
Cosman, T Nj Cunningham. A Collins Co,
Clark ID, j A Douglass \ Co. Davis Bros,
Dis Tel Co. Dasher Co, \ Doyle. Mrs DE
Eckman Il V. Epstein & w. A Ehrlich & Bro,
Ellis, Co, Epstein Il Bro, Elnstein l.,
VIM Estoll. II Estill, Frank y Co, J II Fur
A 4 Fswoett, Falk 4 Son, Flelschman &
Go, John Feeley. Foote 4 x, L Fried, Ferris
y 5. Guckenheimer & Son, Gray &aO'B
Germaine, 9 NJ Gilbert Co, Goette. Mrs
Golden, Gutman. Gerken, L Gazan, Q
Gasman, Graham II, A Haney, u Hogan,
Bexter n X. S Herman, & ID hodges, j II
Helmken, Hymes Bros & Co, Hersah Bros,
Jas Hart n Bro, NJ HUH, j II johnson, II
Kolb, kavauaugh h B, Kohnstamm n Co,
z kolshorn Il Bro, II Kinmann, stmr Katie,
Lang, IL II Lewis. Ludnen q Is, ID Lyons,
Lindsay NJ, Lippman Bros. Launey ID,
ID Lester, Is II Levy h Bro, Lowell Il l., Jno
LaFar, JnO Lyons u Co, A Letller, ! Lang,
Lowell Il Son, b Lester, Mrs II K Lester.
A Liz, Mohr Bros. Meinhard Bros n Co. ID j
Morrison. McGrath y Co, A j Miller Co,
Mitchell. McDonen u Co, George Meyers.
w B Nell a Co. Mendel ~ Bro, z Mas
tiers. Mrs McDonough, IL Myers Il Bros, Morn
ing News. A Nichols, Oelethorpe cub. VIM
Orr, Order Hart Il Il, Order ii Miller Agt,
Power u NJ. Palmer Bros, l. Putzol. p Piano,
Peacock, ii Il Co, Paulsen Co. w Pull
ley, X Platshek, W j Raoul 4 Raderick Agt,
Relser \ S, Ross 4 8. G ID Rogers, j VI Ruwe.
Rosenheim " Co, NJ Ravelsky, S. r X w KY.
Smith Bros & Co, Ii solomon X son, w o
Stertevant LlllenthHl & Son, Solomons & Co,
w d Simkns, Z Springer. w Sturtevant,
Strauss Bros, II l. Schreirer, T Shuptrlne,
NJ Stern, Savarese \ Bro, VIM Scheihing, Geo
schwarz, A Sohwar2, c Stubs, j +
Schubert, Jno sullivan, II Suffer, Screven
House. Rev j Schmidt, ii Semken, Sleflns,
Sisters Of Mercy, J & Thompson. ID Thomp-
son, The Bradstrcet Co, j A ii UmGach, b F
Timer, ID WeIsbeIp, Wylly n G, w Asp p
Co, Thos West, j II Wool jen, r Whitehead.
II Ward, j Williams, ID Walker, n
Wilson. A NJ 4 Q w West, Ga & Fla ) b Co,
W u Tel Co, Southern EN Co.
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CONsIGN EES.

Per Charleston and savannah nv. Sept 2S-
Transfer Once, Il Ruwe. a Falk u Son.
A j Miller h Co, G II Carson. A p Deterrick,
u IT Benharde. n II ID Sulter. j y Titdgen.
II Blodgett, Schwarz. Mrs A Metzler. Il Y
Molloy. NJ A Lubbs. WIN Diee, II Stefilns J
Pape. Rookie Bros, w A Metenburg. Mich
olas Lang. M Y Henderson, Garnett. $ Il Co,
j A johnson, Heron O..
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry,
Sept 2s--Transfer ONCE. JDo Flannerv Il Co,
p O'Donnell. NJ Y Henderson,, J A II Umbach,
Weed & G. J J Lutz NeidilnEer n X, J II En-
lehman. Ohlander Bros, u Y Dancy, Kirk
land, M Ferrt Il Co, w i Nell q Co. W Fen
nell. McDnnough Il Co, KolshOrn & BRO,
III solomon q Son, w Hawkins. Pearson n :,
Green. IT Myers q Bros. A LefIierJ TYSON,
A Ehrlich a Bro. Smith Bros n Co. T. Moyle,
Lee Roy Myers. J X Clarke Il Co, Frank & Co,
Dale, ID h Co. Bacon.J n Co, Woods a. Co,
w W Chisholm, Perkins a Son. Warren 4 A,
Garrett. S q Co, Jno Flannery y Co, Order,
Baldwin & Co, NJ Maclean. q Walter u Co,
J p Williams. FIN Farley. } Wood X Bro,
ID Y Danoy. ny d ID Mcintyre, G Jones.
wv Hinson II Co. Ellis. II 4 Co. u T Roberts.
Per Central Railroad. Sept o. Fordo a 81,
w w Gordon a. Co. BALDWIN 4 Cor N Farley,
II M Conner n Co Jno Flannery a co. X ID Boz
CART, Garnet, s & Co, NJ Haclean, Butler n $,
NJ Y u ID Mcintyre. Heron q O.. Warnock
n W. Us Wood & Bro, Woods n Co, ID M Lee,
J = williams, Warren " A, g Walter q Co,
j Z Thompson, Chas Etlia. W W Chisholm,
NJ Ferret a Co, M Boiey q Son. Ohlander Bros,
M Henderson. w Y Moore, Chess. Carley Co,
II j. Mercer G Eckstein s. Go. " Lowell Il Son.
a ] tlilier & Go. Kennedy Il III. II Bnwe. q
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane. for Baltimore
Eel ambo, Mss Jennie W Rambo, Col Sam
Grafton, Rev Robt Kennedy. Miss Ellie Scre-
ven. Miss s McAlpin, Mrs L L Goodwin, j w
Jenkins.
Per steamship Chattahoochce. from New
York; A NJ Schroeder and wife. Hasam,
Mat r Millar. Mrs w d Sturtevant. Mrs A
# FLINT, Mrs G Luetze, Mrs A VI Blake. Miss
M e Blate. J walker, Ratley. Miss ]. e
Smith, Mrs NJ Deul. G A Vapevan and wife,
L 3 Brown. W y Chisholm. M Ruvelsky Il S
Usher. A Lux. wife and infts, Miss /. b Bes-
sell, Miss IDA Bnssell, II Knowels and wife,
Miss NJ Plows, r W Hutton. Vogt, Il ellis.
j Rowell. Il Fl Beach, Miss Bacon, A G Drake,
G W Shalleross, Miss y l. Patten. MR. V Bas-
Ter, Mrs G II Stone. Mics Addie Stone, Miss
Clara Stone, Rev J Lyons. w = Sturtevant,
G s Wilson, bliss J Sturtevant, Mrs G Sturte
want, ID Darsenburg,J N Coleman and wife.
Miss w T. Booth, J. Blustien. Zacharias. l.
Goeltz. + S Schmidt. Mrs Wilcox, Mics Emma
spooner. Greene and wife, Rev Rose and
wife, T CsnJhrcn, J. Banks. J Graham.
Miss Mile Graham. Miss Hattie Hecht. Mrs
u Hecht, Miss Annie Snow. II NJ Snow, Vim
NJ Davidson. Rutherford, III II King, w
REILLY and wife (col, J J Wilson (col), Miss
Carrie Fortune (coD, and II steerage.
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RECEIPTS.

% bales cotton. l car posts, IL cases bitiers Is
bags peanuts. ba HIDES. and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry.
Sept 2S--l,4l3 bales cotton. 10 cars mber. ?
cars wood. cars iron, 6 cars oats. 2,l53 hbls
rosn 1852 bbls spirits turpentine, is bales hides,
/ bale wool. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Sept 2S-6.ls0 bale
cotton, 80 hale- yarns. lS bales dnmestlcs. Z
bbs spirits turpeniine, 365 bhis rosln. BOT lbs
bacon, 125 hbls lime, 1881 lbs fruit ~ bills
liquor, l hf Dbl do 14l pkgs furniture, 1885
bushels corn, cattle 10 horses and mules. 20
cars lum Der. so pkgs wood in shape. cars pig
iron, pkg tellow. 774 pkge mdSe. iron safe
pkgs emptes. 70 pkgs hardware. is bales
plaids, 50 cases eggs, tanks carbon oil
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New York, Sept 26-Arrived, schr Bella Rus
sell. Steeman, jacksonville.
Plymouth sept 26-Arrived, steamship
Glenbervie (Brl. Wallace. Port ROYAL.
Boston. Sept 26--Arrived. bark Levanter.
Terry, Pensacola.
Baltimore. Sept 26-Arrived, schr Relief,
Blake, Jacksonville.
Kew West Sept 26-Sailed, schr Wallace,
Blackford, HayGna.
Fernaudina, Sept 25-Cleared. schr Dido
(Br). Thorsen. st Annis Bay, Jamaica; brig
Abbie Cliffar, Storer Port Spain, Trinidad.
New York. Sent 2S-Arrived, stmr Elbe.
Arrived out, stmr Circassian.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-29

At Philadelphia, on Saturday. by Mcssrs
Cramp & Sons, the new Clyde line steamer
Seminole. She is a sister ship to the Chero-
kee, launched by the same firm about month
ago. 10 constructed of iron. is 2 feet long. 40
feet beam, % feet IN depth, and measures p
500. The engines will be triple expansion of
the most improved pattern. The boilers are
to be Of III inch steel. she will have steam
steering gear. windlass electric lights, and
accommodations will be provided for 100 first
class passengers,
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Jas B West n Co.
Brig Lewis L Squires. Overton, Perth Am
boy and New Haven-Jos A Roberts n Co,
Schr Annie g Grace. Campbell, Philadel-
phia-Jos A Roberts 4 Co.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship VIM Crane. for Baltimore
2l45 bales cotton, 10 bbls spirits turpentine,
I,45s bbls rosin. bbs rice, 100. 900 feet lumber
80 bales domestcs, Al boxes paper stock. lbs
honey, 30 bds hides. $50 pkgs mdse.
Per brig Lewis l. Squires for New Haven
lee. $50 feet n D lumber-McDopough q Co.
Per brig Lewis L squiree for Perth Amboy
-16l, S4e feet p lumher-McDouough& Co.
Per schr Annie G Grace. Philadelphia-220
tons old railroad irons. Il Il W Ry Co.
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WEDNESDAY. Sept 20. 1856
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Chattahoochee. Catharine, New
Yoke NJ SOrrel.
Bark Henry A Burnham. Ross, Port Royal,
in ballast. to load for New Bedford--Jos
Roberts h Co.
Stmr Pope Catln, Swift, New York for
Jacksonville-M Master.
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EREIGHTS

LUMBER-By Sail-There is q good demand
for cosstw1se tonnage. and rates are well
maintained. The freight limits are from
IS rs to So 50 from this and the near Georgia
ports to Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York
sound ports and eastward. Timber at 50ca
81 90 higher than lumber rates. To the West
Indies and wIndward, nominal; to South
America. $l2 50al3 so; to Spanish and Medi-
terranean ports, $40 5Oa11 90; t. United King
dom for orders, timber, PRAISE; lumber. f3
los. Steam-To New York. 81 co., to PbIla-
delphia, 81 90: to Boston. 50 90. a.,y. a s.s 81
NAVAL STOREs-Firm. Foreign-Cork, etc..
for orders, 4s Cd. and, or. Ss3d; Baltic, IS.
Cosstwise-Steam-To Boston, SOC on rosin.
81 90 on spirits: TO New York. rosin SOC, spirits
SOC; to Philadelphia. rosin 30c, spirits soc; to
Baltimore, rosin 30c. spirits roc.
CnrrnE-Ru SLeam-M arket nuiet
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer David Clark, Wormell, Dariep,
Brunswi"k and Fernandlna-C Williams.
Agent.
steamer Katie. Bevill. Augusta and way
landings-John Lawton, Manager.
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Sb piping 9nfrlIIeEmrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC--rHIS DAY.
SUN RISES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sos
GUN obFS...-s-- ............... ..--''' o. u
HIGHW AFTER at Savannah. :07 A NJ, 9:S2 NJ
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T'r>>s.tse ~--Ts;tI.
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S4s4NN Xxx HP.
orrrcE OF The MORNING NEwS.l
~tyANNAn. Sl'pi. 70. L NJ.

orErCE OF TIE %ORNING NEWS.l
rAYANNAN. SFpi- -. L VI. ,
corTox.-1he marNet was very Fu'"'' o"'
-. ,,ere steady and unchanged. the de-
rrt bas fallen oG, owing 10 contracts TOT
'"! mont : delivery being about satlsnrd.
s''a ,o,.l ,ales for the dav we're 9i9 bNles. On
n,no,re at the opening cal, at 10 II. NJ, the
let WAS reported steady and unclaimed.
18th sales of 900 bales. Az the second CAL,
W. n. M. i, was dull, the saes bei"e 4S0
tine lh,rd amt closing call, At p. M,
:. vas still dull nd unchanged, with further
's,oo of aI4 ba es. The following are he GIL
o|aI closing spot quotations of the Cotton Ez-
change: ,,. elk
NluIling fair .....'.'..' ..'-''''''''''1s2
Good mlddllng. ........'. '.-'''''' 3
Middling... ...''-''' .'''.' '''-''''''''''' s35
OW mludllng ..-..''.''-' 1870 800 90
- J,5,,,1-There is nothing doing rs vet
T., ne market, and we are unable 10 give
nnopattons in the absence of buslnt S.. rae
90 Are qu ,linx only one grade tnat or Eooo,
W i.a1Sl%c based on recent small SAFE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-29

sWBeL pOIHIObs, Yet. FCuH, II UUHH. 5Id1 UU
Sweet potatoes, vel. yams, = bush GOA
Sweet potatoes, white yams plush 75a1 0c
PoULTRY-Market steady. EGGs-Market
very firm and pretty bare OF stock; demand
good. PBANUTS-Ample stock; demand good:
native peanuts in good request at quotations.
SCGAR-Georgia and Florida, nominal; none
in market. HoNEY-No demand; nominal.
Sweet potatoes scarce; demand gooi.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s. noon.--Stocks quiet
but steady. Money easy at 81 per cent. Ex-
change-lonG. 81 1904 s24: short. 81 s4169
bonds dull but steady.
500 p. m.-Excnange. "a S3A. Money
closed at 1893 per cent. Sub-Tressury pal
ances-Gold. sl26.742.oO0: CURRENCY. s25.9TS.-
OcO. Government Donds duh bat firm; four
per cents. 1881; three per cents, loOIS. State
bonds dull.
The stock market to-day showed a some
what better distributed business, and prices
were materially higher throughout the day
than at the close last night. New England
continued to ba the feature, and Its fuctua-
lions were wide and at times violent. but II
reached higher figures than have vet been at
tanned on any previous day, and showed q
handsome gain at the close. The movement Ia
as much. IL not more, Of an enigma than it
has been at any time. Western Union. Pacific
Mail and Central Pacific we're also the fea-
lures in trading, all being active and strong,
the last stock upon talk OF a dividend. 81
Paul was the only one Of the graugers to show
any life Whatever. Prices at the opening
were very irregular, Lackawanna being
down "A per cent, and New England and
Union Pacific up q like amour t,other changes
being for SIN aller fractions. Prices hesitated
somewhat in the early dealings, but the
market soon became strong throughout. New
York and New England gaining "a per cent.
The advance eliminated shortly before noon,
and some heaviness was displayed. while the
advances in New Eng and was nearly all Inst,
but IL soon Joined the remainder OF the list,
and with the exception OF a small reaction
toward the close, the market was firm all the
way up. finally closing steady IN firm. Every
thing on the active list is higher, New York
and New England showing gain Of ~ per
cent. Central Pacific. LOUSY lie and Nash
Vile and Union Pacific IA per cent. each
Western Union IA, New jersey Central and
Lake ~ each, Gciflc Mail ~, st. Paul ~.
ard Tennessee CIV 81 per cent Saies 456,000
shares. the market closing nt the following
quotations:
Ala IassA, 2to5 1897 Mobile a Ono. 10
Ala.class B, IS. .lO7 Nash & Chait'a.. IS
Georgia ss ..... New Orleans Pa
as. mOrtgage*ll25< cldc. lst mort 75lS
n. Carolina 6s III N. Y. Central. 1lBls
N. Carolina As. 09sz MORT W. pref t5h
SO. Caro- BROWN Nor. PacAc..... 2.N
coneOls.... .. LOB pref. wa
Tenue serscstle- Pacific Mail..... bsA
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SAILED YEsTERDAy
MEMORANDA.

Steamship VIM Crane. Baltimore.
Schr Geo S Marts, Washington, ID G.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
Distinguished Physicians.

Their are nUIt.. Of dis,ingg ,,t-t
PHYSICIANS IN the ci,y. in aiIeEl auc- al
the STATE Medical Association, Dr. 4. :.
Baldxin. ot Jvck.1n, He j. one ut the
ol.les, AMI most RESPECTED He has t.rn
Iractcln. Medicine IA tie sta,. fulIs
fifty year. In. i.aL,y, Il y. Nu.us-
tine. "a another Of our Old AMI respected
Practitioners l'f. Fernando 5 a young.
,r 80, hone the less prOr'inent in his
profession br. kniSh, !, wei. known
in TIL, city a. the efficient health officer
Of jacksonville. During the smallpox
stt.mic ia jacksonville. our citizen,
learned 10 appreciate him IN h. faithful
and 4uiiring services. lie Is one Of the
t-,' and mos CONSCIENTIOUS physicians
ilsthr south. jacksonville j, ais ably
represented 10y Ir Mitchell, ~ generally
well known in tai, section. lJr. Webb
i. al>p here, from - Augustine. Dr.
Lyon. Il Ib1.and. pr. Palmer ~ Mon
Ittt"s anu III tItc!i, ~ ifre'ut- VI"
lando is well represented by lr. Hicks,
who wa- good enough to bring his wife
with him. Mr.. pr. Rauey alsp. * y.
Augustine. accompanies her husband.
There are nunller Of other prominent
ply sicians present, whose names we did
no, learn. Altogether the attendance i
quite large and for quality will rank
with the foremost physicians in the
south. \ numl-s Of them have wide
regulations as learned and skillfu! Toe.
tors. The session promise, to be a use
ful one to the public, and largely enter.
tanning 10 the members Of the a,sucia'
ton.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
\ ZINE Rody of Men. aud n Iair At.
Tendance.

The meeting OF tho state Medical Va.
ISOLATION. was called to order yesterday
at /. o'clock m, in fry'> opera house,
by nr. y. q. Phillips. IT Gainesville, the
presiien, of the Association, ur. \. W.
Knight. II Jacksonville. Is the perms-
nent secretary If the Association. and
was a, his post,
when the association had come 10 or
der. llun x. ". Davis. at the request
% III" l,ral committee, stepped for
ward and in hi. own happy way, eN-
tended ID. mort cordial welcome To- the
VISITING d,.rtors his remark. icing hear.
lily che,rel al III. close,
Their" i. yer, fair ATTENDANCE Il tie
physicians 4 the .ists, aaI q large
numt~r are rll"cted h. atriye today.
IT." following we've n. ,sr; Yesterday
pr. 4 : Baldwin ID Fernando,
\. ". knight. Nal Mitchell. end :, H.
Ms,Iett Il jacksonville j. G. n7nHily,
u raiatka J. T. Green, 4 leesLars
] ". lHcks Il Orlando. H. stewart
Lyon ut Wiuncmissct Thos. u Pal
r,.t. II Monticello. y. l.. Phillip. I
Gainesville ! K. Rarev and /. 7.
Smith. II II. Augustine Jane. Patt.n.
II Key West Ino T. Wall, u Tampa.
and King Will, If ~anf.il
IN. f.,ll,Oipy new u,.u,ier. were ,!.,
admitted YESTERDAY.
pr, \. ?. Evan. # Herman To- raun.
+, = y ,onny.r II En>,t- = " ri.
lev II Orlando T. ~xeatln. k.v
vs., :. n cl.,,.u : " u s4r.
wire. Nov Wet. n.Wltt N,An If =
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
The CITY COUNCIL
What our Municipal Daddie> pi,l
I.ast Nixht

4 full l.a-l vs. il ATTENDANCE On
che a.sseilas Of the city e0uEcl i2s,
nigh,
: cCDU4uicatlOd Sas received from
f.eg. L. :. Williams, ASKING council u DO
sousthins with the yery I'D sidewalks.
T. the wess sile Of Front street. leading
- tie Episcopal church. \ communi-
eaton vas received from Nm. Kemble
I-sH,e, asking the council 10 take some
st.ca IN reference 70 tie ordinance
-rautlng the Palatka street Railway
company certain privileges. This was
referred - the city attorney.
A Communication from Mr. Allied
IL hop Ma>on. on behalf q tie Pslatks
and Indian River Railway Company. no
tlyins the mayor ard council that their
action in regard 10 DELAYING the work u
ln,il!ns the ferr. slip hai caused tie
F.ai much los. and that the rad would
boil the city responsible for the same
wa, received.
The COmmun., aI.On casset a broad
smile 20 coyrr the faces Of the council
men, ard on melton il MAS lsil IN the
table.
The committee appointed to confer
With Mr.. Vinegar. in reference 10 the
Ia!mert q interest vn ,crip held by the
First National Rink. reported that the
taus hsd agreed 10 take new srrip IN
iAym,nt Of the same. The repVr, Was
received. Iut action va. '.s.srrei until
uc,t meeting.
\ resolution offered by Alderman
Lane, authorizing the painting % mum
ler II signs 10 designate the names u
the various street. a III. city. Was ~.
frrrrd 10 the stree, committee. with in
s;rUrtiOns for tina, committee To ssc-r-
tain the numbsr ~ signs that would be
required. This isan Important measure.
and should the signs te put up on the
stte.t curners. they would prove a great
convenience.
\ communication WAS handed in by
Nr, ;. g. Chandler. fr,m 4. Il. Mason.
vice.prc,ident II Tia. j.. +. AMI X. ".
railway, asking council to PASS an ordi-
nance accompanying the letter granting
the j.. T. and n. ". railway all rights
the city claimed to the river from, at foot
of Adams street. for the use Of the pro.
posed ferry slip. The communication
and ordinance wa, received and reierrs Il
to the city attorney.
Alderman Lane was empowered 10
contract for the painting Of the roof Of
the council building. which he reported
could b. done for $..;o.
There being no further business the
council adjourned until next regular
meeting
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
PERSON Al.

Mr t. v A.new, the wslIlnown
banker IT ucala. was in the ,ity ,'stcr-
day.
With the exception IT the ply sicians
" ho weie accompanied with their ladies'.
W. would Judge that Dr. tonoyer, Of
Eus,,s. was the be,t looking doctor IN a,
tendsnce on the annual meeting Of the
State Medical Association.
Hon james X thallen. Of Jackson.
vile, member Of the late constitutional
convention, is " the city. Ell route fer
l,ay.ona
Mr.. y. l.. Y i.te and wife, will leave
10 day for their summer hotne at Port
Huron Bea II. where thrs vii, remain
until fall
Hon. T. A. lleldeblant Of Washington
City, is registered at the t'arleton. Mr..
II. is On his way To- the Halifax, via
Whites" raiir, 4J
The arrivals al the Carleton Yesterday
are as follows: iDr. j. II. Fernandez and
wife, Jacksonville; Dr. !. X. Rsney and
wife, st. Augustine, pr. \. :. Baldwin,
Dr. A. W. knight. DR.. Mitchell, DR.. {.
II. Mallette. DR.. Frank r. Smith, Jack.
sonville; DIR. W. j. Jolly, Waldo; Ilr.
Dewitt Webb, st. Augustine. DR.. u. j.
Lyon. Deland; DR.. 7. NJ. Palmer, Mon.
ticello DR.. J. T. Green. Lceshurg nn
y. u. Philips. gainesville; DR.. J. ".
Hicks and wife, Orlando; Dr. J. L. W.
Smith and wife. Jasper, /. II. Blair,
Jacksonville, Rev. Father Bo,tolacceo,
st. Augustine; 7. {. Heldebrant. Wash
ing.on, u. c.. james X. Challen. Jack.
sonyille; Henry Hammond, Tampa.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19
MiNnrs(nuII

M4 Neal, charged with i<,E-. irua.
AMI asleep ca the -ire-.s, Vas tins-l s
All C.-., i.y hi> ho-ur Yesterday marE.
M.
'9rur.. johnson. du..y cul-reI
mailen, VA, up for rur.ins ani >WeaF
ia. On tie streets, AMI >he Was ha,,l :
and costs
Two II p inii, ,iaals. uL,sr ua,u,,
~ III ~, learn, We're iiuel 81 aud c,-.,s
each T., u.sklug I'D r'-p1l II an .uf's
loN car