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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-There is continuous
good demand for anything in the line of new
vegetables from the south. Receipts are light,
and. in fact, not sufficient to establish quota
tons We note few arrivals of egg plants
which are meeting with ready sale and at high
prices, being worth about SIS 00410 90 per bar
rel. Other vegetables will also command good
time. Snap beans. peas, cucumbers, tomatoes,
etc, will do well to ship any time when ready.
The market also continues favorable on Florida
oranges, especially russets, receipts being light
and prices firm-S1 750D2 % per box, the latter
for choice sound fruit of selected sizes. The
bulk of brights range at about So 50 box,
although anything strictly fancy, selected sizes,
sound fruit, will command 81 rs. We note the
arrival of Mediterranean fruit. which will have
a tendency somewhat to weaken present prices.
Mandarins aud Tangerines are in very heavy
supply and selling at about former range of
prices. Some concession in price is necessary
to effect any sale of Mandarins.
O. 6 PAIMrR
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blonde hair and slight mustache, blue eyes,
good complexion and features, tall. slender
build, slightly stopping, well-dressed, and
fine hammered. At present he hangs
around Parker's restaurant, on Sixth ave-
nue., and Is an object of admiration to the
many dudes and fashionable counterjump-
ers who frequent that famous hotel
Lew Martin, who is one of the most in
genious and the least Objectionable Of the
New York crooks, is thriving as he has done
for at least ten years. His speciality is
fleeing susceptible men who sympathize
with young ladies who advertise their woes.
One summer he spent in Poughkeepsie, hav-
ing advertised in one of the New York dali
lies the following appeal under the head of
PERSONAL
A YOUNG LADY of great beauty aud refine
"A ment, but no means, desires to 60 upon the
stage. Vassar graduatef viii some gentleman
assist her in her trouble. Address X. Po'kpsie.
and in another daily. this piteous appeal:
A BEAUTIFUL WIDOW, not yet 20 desires
"A loan of S500upon her household furniture,
which cost $4,000, in order to start summer
boarding house. Only refined gentlemen need
apply.
Each notice brought in q bushel of re-
sponses, and nearly every writer sent not
less than $40 by mail to Poughkeepsie to
bring the graduate or the fair widow TO
New York city. He claims and though a
CROOK, ne is rather truthful than other wise,
that the sweet girl graduate Melted $400 and
the widow 1885. The last two years Mar
tin has earned his bread and butter by all
sorts CT applications in tho personals" of
the daily press purporting to come from
women wanting husbands, hackers. finan-
ciers, brokers and bankers. He shows con-
siderable ingenuity in his work. giving his
address as Philadelphia or some other city
to New Workers and as New York to those
who write him from out of town. From
the ''girly-girl racket, as he terms his ridic-
ulous trade, he has cleared never less than
So, 900 year, and it seems far more profita-
bic to day than ever before.
John Moran, who must not be confounded
with the charming poet of tho same name,
hangs out in the sporting resorts around
the Hoffman house. He confines his opera
tions to ignorant foreigners who have
amassed small fortune In trade and wish
to invest their money in boud and mort
gage or in real estate. He is quick In de-
termining the gullibility of victim, has
enough assurance to sell the New York
City Hall to some grocer, butcher or cob
bier, who was not over inquisitive. His
favorite field is Queens, Westchester and
Richmond counties. Here he probably has
sold or mortgaged more than 800, 900 worth
of real property and is still disposing of
Imaginary town-lots and fertile farms. He
has served only one sentence, and that or
Blackwell's island
| WILLIAM Il. s. FALEs.
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Yet all Of them seem to have learned no
wisdom from the past, nor to have been
affected by the fifty friends, who, thanks 10
Anthony Comstock, the state and federal
courts, have paid the penalty of their mis-
deeds by incarceration in jail, prison and
Cigarette" Harry In Buffalo; "Doc''
Smythe in Ludlow street jail; Martin and
''Sheeny' Docin Moyamensing; Arthur and
johnson in Joliet; Sig" Hess, Frank Webb,
''Sheeny' Sam and "Black" Ed. in the
Tombs, far from exciting a depressing in
fiuence upon the crowd, seem to have pro-
duced the feeling that law was farce. and
judicial punishment a laughable failure.
All, or at least all who are not in the laws
claws, are hard at work as ever before
kid" Miller is now using Park Place as
his lair. The demolition of French's hotel,
and the erection of the new Times build
ing transferred number of saloons and res
taurants to that thoroughfare and made it a
favorite avenue for country visitors and
sight-seers. Before this be made the Park
Row sidewalk in front of DIR. Perry's phar-
macy his coign of vantage. The doctor,
famous New York wit, said: II have
great many country customers, and L was
shocked to see him or his pal accost them
in the regular way of bunco business. !
didn't wait to complain to the police, but
went direct to Miller himself. Imagine my
surprise and amusement wien he said:
Pardon me, doctor; l forgot that you were
working this street in the pharmaceutical
line. As you have come to stay, there's no
room for artists OF my persuasion, aud I'll
get new beat to-day He kept his word,
and hasn't been in froat Of my drug store
since" Miller is still distiglred from the
terrible beating he received year ago, and
will never again be the handsome and debon-
air youth he was when he made Madison
square his field of action
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Gabel c NJ Gilbert Co, Gray & OBJ, Garnett.
s & Co. J P Germaine, ] Gorham, Hirsch Bros,
Hymes Bros & Co, w D Harden, Mrs D Hogan,
A Hanley. Hexter X. ] Haines ] /. Hardee,
) Joyre, w F Joyce, S Krouskoff Ludden & B,
Lloyd A, Iippman Bros yno Lyons Go, Jn1
Lamar & Son. Lowell 81, ] NJ Lang a Co, H F
Lubs, Lasky, II H Livingston, G S McAlpin,
Lee Roy Myers & Co. II Myers & Bros, G Meyer,
d P Myerson. Morning News w w Mackail jr,
P Manning, Mohr Bros. Jno Nicolson Jr Order
II Miller, A Nichols. Order L Gabel, NJ Praeger.
n Paulsen & Co, Peacock. II & Co. Planters Rice
Mill. Palmer Bros, Rieser 4 5, G NJ Ryals. J II
Ruwe J J Reilly, C Richmond, w H Ray, Jas
Ray, Rich & NJ, J Shuptrine & Bro, G E Stults,
s, f & W Ry, P Springer, G Schroeder, E
st Cloud, Solomons 4 Co, Southern vul Paw Co.
HI Solomon & Son, Smith Bros, w lyman e G
FISHER, G NJ Heidi & Co. G w Tiedeman & Bro,
] f Tietjen, Times Pub Co. A M& CIV West,
Thos West, D Weed Il Co, Ga & Fin S B Co.
Southern Elk Co, Mrs Ulmer
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Joseph II. Brown Cooning a Pole.
FROM the Abbeville (Ga, Tim,


A few days ago we met with a gentleman
who used to live near the Joe Brown place
in Dooly county, but moved from this state
fourteen years ago to Florida. Among
many things that he talked about was an
incident which he related concerning Hon.
j. e. Brown, who was spending some time
at his place, where the thriving town of
Cordele is now located. Mr.. Brown
wanted to visit place some
where north of Gum creek. When
he reached the bridge, part of it on
the opposite side was gone, except some
poles. He decided that the creek was TOO
full and that he would get a wetting if he
attempted to ride across. So he ordered
his driver to go across in his carriage and
he would try the bridge. He got along
we'll enough until he got to the poles which
slanted off to the dry ground. Here he had
TO get down and coon il, and after some
faithful clawing he landed safely.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for this POI

Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port
STEAMSHIPS.
Amaryllis(Brl, Saunders, Hamburg via Halifax,
sid Nov 4; Stornaway, sid Dec II.
Azalea lBrl Petrie, at Halifax, Dec p
Guy Colin Or, LEIGH, Liverpool. sid Dec via
Marbella and Philadelphia.
Ross-Shire (Br), Hewitt, Swansea, sid Dec IL.
BARKs.
Ossuna (Br). Mckay, Liverpool, sid Nov 90.
Osseo (Br), Davies, London, sid Aug % via Car
Demarchi qtaD, .Cappeno, Cardiff via Buenos
Ayres, sid Aug 81.
Bonito (Norl Danielsen, at Buenos Ayres, Oct 1.
City of Adelaide (Br) McMurty, Liverpool, sid
Nov g.
Skiold (Nor), Bugge Barbados. sid Nov5.
Elba, Tflton, New York, sid Dec 10.
Elise Linck Ger. Falck, Liverpool, sid Dec7.
Stralsund Ger, Oehlberg, Stettin, sid Dec z.
Hesperia (Nor) Nielsen, at Table Bay. Oct IS.
Brodren 1e,S Nor =. at Fecamp Dec l:
PrnT Recent seT Herring at sa Nov
Ismaee QtaD, Capielo, Castellamare, sid Nov 80.
Norman (I3r). Burnley, Liverpool, sid Dec 10.
Christina (Swr), Anderson, Buenos Ayres, sid
Nov Is.
Ceres (Nor), Olsen, at Buenos Ayres Dec H.
Jorgen j Lott dam. Andersen, Buenos Ayres,
sid Nov %.
Navigatore Utah. Ciampa. Girgenti sid Dec g.
Simon Ger. Gollas, at Cardiff Dec Ia.
Transatlantic (Nor), Tonnesen, at Santos Dec /.
Vigo Nor), Ustri. Port Spain, up Nov &C..
Nordenskjold Nor. -, from -, sid -.
Boroma (Br), Thomas. Liverpool sid Dec %.
Nor (Nor), Buckhodt, at Liverpool, Dec Is.
Simon Ger, Gallao at Cardiff Dec ID.
Giaele Utah, FIvola, Girgenti, sid Dec 81.
BRIGs.
Robert Dillon Leighton, New York, sid Dec %.
soHooNERs.
Normandy, Rivers New York, up Dec Is.
Palatka, Chaples, New York, up Dec 25.
Standard, Dram, Boston, sid Dec %.
Frank Vanderherchen, Chamberlain, Baltimore,
sid Dec %.
Emma Heather, Lacy, Philadelphia, sid Dec 5,
at Norfolk Dec %.
Willis Shepherd, Reeves, Clarks Cove, sid Dec
p.
Chas H Foster. COMBS, Kingston, ia, via Pedro
Gays, sid Dec s.
Ellen NJ Colder, Johnson, Baltimore, sid Dec 90.
Raymond 7 Maui, Smith, Baltimore, up Dec %.
Henry P Simmons Grace, Baltimore, up Dec %.
Mollie ] Saunders Lewis, Baltimore, up Dec 8
May Williams. Reed, Baltimore, up Dec %.
John Rose, Allen, Baltimore, cid Dec 81
Frank NJ McGear, Sharp, Philadelphia, sid Dec %.
Lizzie Dewey, Burge, Philadelphia, cid Dec 10.
Abbie G Stubbs, Pendleton, New York, up Dec Is.
Belle Higgins, Skolfeld, New York, up Dec %.
Lewis Ehrman. Collision, at Baltimore Dec %.
Tena A Cotton, Cranmer, at Baltimore Dec %.
Aaron Reppard, Steelman, Philadelphia, up
Dec 90.
Fannie Brown, Sharrett, Richmond, Va, sid Dec
%
Island City, voorhees,, Baltimore, up Dec "a.
j Howell, Leads, Baltimore cid Dec 26.
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SOME FAMOUS CROOKS.
HOW AND WHERE THEY ARE NOW
EMPLOYED.

Most of Them are in Bad Luck
skid" Miller is Working Park Place
Harry Ashton, Author of the Steel
q Engraving Trick. q Total Wreck.
NEW York, Dec. 29r,At present the
crooks of New York are under a cloud.
What with Inspectors Byrnes and Williams
and Superintendent Murray at Police
Headquarters, and dozen police captains
in as many precincts, the average crook is
having very hard time. Nearly all his
old haunts are closed, or else are under po-
lice surveillance The middlemen who
charged and collected protection money"
have been driven out of business, and even
the landlords who gave him convenient
offices and received and delivered his mail
under absolute secrecy, are now afraid to
have any further relations with him.
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Harry Ashton, who has ''collared" at
least $4,000 in his long criminal career, is
now a wreck of the opium habit. He con-
tracted it six years ago when the joints
we're in full blast and when it was fash
ionable fad to shit the pipe" He hardly
deserves the title of crook, as he is so ruined
physically and mentally that he depends
upon short cards, ''fiim- famming" and
other tricks which are despised by legiti-
mate crooks, for living. He made one
great stroke years ago which netted him
more than handsome amount. He adver-
tised in more than 500 papers the following
card:
ITO ART LOVERS.
"Hammerstein, Ganzen, Miller 81 Co., the
leading art importers and dealers, of New
York city, having failed, the undersigned,
their assignee. will sell their stock at IS
cents on the dollar. Elegant steel-epgraved
portraits of Washington, Jefferson, Adams,
Monroe, Jackson, Lincoln, Sherman, Hayes,
Garfield and Cleveland at 80 cents apiece, 5
for 81. and 10 for SO so. Original cost Of
engravings 100000. On exhibition from
call and see. Will send by mail on receipt
of money, postal order or stamps"
The advertisements were printed in papers
of the south, west aud Pacific slope.
Everyone wished such a bargain, and duly
RENTED. He sent the elegant steel engrav-
ings, but they were simply clean postage
stamps on which were the heads desired.
Cigarette Harry, whose other alias IS
Harry Desmond. and who belongs 10 very
good family in Brooklyn, has just been re-
leased from the Buffalo state prison, aud
hangs out in the lowest dives of the Sixth
ward. AC one time be was a shrewd and
successful dealer in 'green goods" and ''saw
dust" but dropped the business when Tom
Davis, the great operator In that field, was
shot and killed by would-be Texan victim
Afterward he fell lower and lower, and
finally joined the IL lian society, the
"Mafa,n and showed the queer" He was
caught at this by Inspector Drummond,
and tried and convicted ia the Unitod
States court Prison-life and dissipation
have undermined his constitution, aud he
win scarcely ever pass again as a leader OF
the crooks.
easy Archie" is tall and elegant young
man, whose specially Is getting into good
society and selling bogus precious stones to
susceptible women OF wealth, He has dons
business In more than n hundred cities, and
has never netfed less than $500 from each
victim. Most OF these are too ashamed 10
make complaint against him b. the police,
and keep tho secret OF their loss locked up
la their own bosoms. A few, however,
have stIfied pride and taken out warrants
against him, particularly In Detroit, Glove
land, Poughkeepsie. Hartford, Bangor /,
Rome aud Buffalo. As he uass different
alias Ia each plece he visits, ba has little or
no fear Ct eygf being appIobgndei. He u a
hand10mo young fellow u about -, with
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

London, Dec 2S-Steamer Lancaster (Br),
Sleeves, from Savannah for Liverpool, which
passed Bailycotton to-day with propeller gone,
has been towed to Queenstown by two tugs
Ship Patriot Queen (Br), Hepburn, from Lon
donderry for Darien, has returned with ballast
shifted.
Bark Stralsund Ger, Oehlberg, from Stettin
for Savannah, before reported. has been lowed
to Cowcs harbor, where she will discharge and
repair.
Wilmington, N G, Dec 26-Brig James Mason
Br), which caught fire and was filled with water
and sunk on the railroad shoals last week, has
been pumped out, fioated and lowed to Evans
wharf, where what remains of the cargo of
rosin will be discharged and another survey
held to ascertain the damage
Norfolk, Dec 2S-Schr Emma Heather, from
Philadelphia for Savannah (before reported),
arrived to-day leaky and with loss of spars and
sails
Baltimore, Dec o. Steamer Dorchester, which
is being built by the Harlan & Hollingsworth
company at Wilmington DEL for the Merchants
and Miners Transportation Company. will be
launched tomorrow morning. She will run be-
tween this city and Boston.
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SHIPPING fNTELL1aENcE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
Sun hlsEs... 49,. .7:o4
Sun SETS observation-disclosures. 1855
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH So $3.50 AM, 7:04 Pm
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PASSENGERS.

Z II Blair and wife, Mrs Thomas, Mr. Weber. G
McClelland, Miss Heaschell, Master Missioner,
Miss L Egan. Miss Meredith, Miss L Meredith.
Miss Murphy. Z Rider, J Riley, Moranlo and
genius, Miss Donohue. Miss Stockenburg, G H
Binnis. ] NJ Deutsch, c il Hassenplag. d Par
sons, H Wardwell, A Simpson, c A Sickles Mrs
McMurray, E A Byron, DIR Preble, Miss White,
A G White and wife, r II Morris, T Stunt, Nj
Schrenkrison jr, Took, Mary Flynn, Agnes
Flynn, Minnie Clark, Bertha Flynn. Jenny Hill,
Alice Atkins, c Hayden, N Priest, J A Cutler, c
Maude Wilson, Kate Rider. Mary Hiliman, C H
Howard, A Baker G v Tuttle. A S milford, A
Stanley, w J Cleveland. A Green. Reynolds,
and 10 Storage.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

steamer Atlas-The operations on the wreck of
the steamer Atlas, near Barclay street, New
York having been suspended for the rest of the
winter, it will, until further notice, be marked
By red lantern at each masthead. The wreck
ing company will be responsible for the exhibi-
ton of these lights.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
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SUNDAY. Dec 80. 1888.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

-~'---@~~~----~--~~-~---
SUNDAY. Dec 80. 1888
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett. New York
&C G Anderson
Steamer Advance, Henry, Augusta and way
landings-Moore. Hull & Co.
Steamer w Sweeney. Hallowes, Abbeville-
w T Gibson, Agt.
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
DAY.
Bark Leto CNorh Wagle, to load for Europe
Hoist & Co.
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Have removed my wood yard 10 corner
Gwinnett street and Savannah. Florida and
Western railway. Telephone n:
II. b. CAssEI8.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-04

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Imam trast, Baltimore, Nb.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER co., Baltimore, Nd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-04

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-09-04

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