The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-27
NOTICE To MARINERS.

LIGHT VESSEL OFF EENWlCk Is LELAND SIGNAL
Notice is hereby given that on or about June
g. 1888 light vessel No 81 will be moored in
about 10 to II fathoms water Off Fenwick S
Island Shoal. Delaware.
The vessel is schooner rugged, hull painted
red with broad white band covering bulwarks
with the words Fen wick's Island Shoal, 81, - in
large black letters and figures on each side, and
figures ''37" on stern Two fixed red reflector
| lights will be shown, one from foremost, half
way up, and one on mainmast, about 3S feet
above the level OF the sea, and should be seen
in clear weather about 10 nautical miles. Large
ball as day mark, painted black, at mainmast
head.
The approximate position of the light vessel,
as taken from the charts of the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey. is as follows: Lat
80 26 81 n. lon "A So 25 W. The magnetic bear
ings and distances of prominent objects are as
follows: Cane Henlopen lighthouse n by W4
w, distant % nautical miles; Fenwicks Island
lighthouse, W18N, distant "a nautical miles.
During thick and fogRy weather bell or horn
will be sounded as fog signal.
CHANGES IN BUoYAGE.
Also that on or about the same date the black
second class buoy marking the upper end and
the first class nun buoy, red and black horizon
tai stripes, marking lower end of shoal, will be
removed and the position of the whistling buoy
changed to marx the western edge of the shoal
in 30 feet of water and near the wreck of steam
er Brnkburn This buoy will be painted red
The magnetic bearings and distances OF prom
inent objects are as follows: Fenwick's Island
lighthouse, w. distant Va nautical miles; Cape
Heniopen lighthouse, n by W3sW. distant q 81
nautical miles: Fenwick's Isl9nd Shoai light
vessel ESElHE, distant "a nautical miles
Masters of vessels should not attempt to pass
between the light vessel and whistling buoy I'M
less the light vessel is close aboard.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board
RECEIPTS
Per Central Railroad, June 26-a23 bales cot
ton. "a bales domesticS. pxgs wool, % pkgs
uk0l tnbarcO 100 ihS bacon 1S0
bbls lime % crates fruit, LILY bushels oats, 100
sacks bran, Dol whisky, hf bblS whisky, 3
pkgs furniture, l,545 bushels corn, 215 bbs -four.
10 cars lumber. ~ pkgs wood in shape. "a cnshs
clay, 131 tons pig iron. pkgs wax and tallow,
~ pkgs mdSe, al bales paper stock, / car stone,
21G pkgs hardware, 20 cases eggs, 100 sacks
grits 16 I'D hides car watermeions, 5l2 bbiS
rosin, Az bbs spirits turpentlne.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
June 26-1 ,557 bb's rosin, AZ bbls spirits tur-
pentine, !, 274 bbls Vegetables. 1894 crates vege-
tables 40 cars melons, j. baies hides, % bbls
pincapples, car brick, l car cattle, % casks
bottles, 25 bbls vuiSeN. - cars lumber i cad
dies to6scco bales wool, 70 Digs Indse.
Per Charleston and savannah Railway. June
23-60 bales cotton. l20 kegs spikes 10 boxes tel
supplies, 30 sacks peanuts pkgs hardware. 13
trunks : pkgs W paper. engine and boiler, 3
drums naptha 80 caddies tobacco. / case cigars,
3 cars wood, ! cur empty Dbls. 10 boxes e bot
ties. "a pkgs h h goods, ard mdse.
EXPORTS.
Per brig Helen Rowley. for Santiago-223,.
17o feet p p lumber Nc DOnough Il Co.
Per bark Dinorah (Nor) for Antwerp, $50
bbls spirits turpentine, measuring Sf,674 gal
lons--Jas Earle Jr.
Per schr James 3 Jordan, for New York-49O,
205 feet hewn timbef--JGs K Clarke.
CoNsIGNEEs.
Per Central Railroad. June 26-Fordg Agt.
NJ Y Henderson, Standard Oil Co, G Blood
worth, A j Miller & Co. J l. Miller. Winter & y,
A Ehrch & Bro, w d Dixon, WGrnock & w,
S Ciuckenheimer & son. Mendel d ID. J Goette
Lee Roy Myers & Co, Rieser & s, J n Hester
A II Champion, Smith Bros & Co. q Butlor,
] ID Weed * Co, J 5 Collins a Co. A y Hull 4 l.
Mercer, w SinGins & 90, l. Putzel, A Letter,
Fleming Eros, Bond, II & r. Commercial Guano
Co. Stillwell, = & H. A Hanley, Herman s X.
AS Butler, Chestnut q ON, Peacock. u a 90,
ellis Y AZ co. Baldwin e Co. - " Tiedeman,
Decker 4 F, Lindsay & NJ. p Williams u Co.
Per Savannah, hiorida and Western Hallway,
June 8-Transfer OfficeS GUckenhemer a. son,
Lee Roy Myers Z %. II Myers Il Bros Arnold g.
T, CT Jones, Smith Bros & co. Dale, y & 90,
McDonough Co. s P Shotter & co, 9 o Haines
Gil X, A Einstcins Sons A Enrich & Bro, j
Cause, Epstein q ", JOS Brown, y b Screyou,
DR. Cox, a . aul,, u henderson, Singer Mfg