The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-13


Prince Charlie (Nor), Brunsgaard, the Clyde;
schr Edward Stewart, Harlow, New York
Port Royal, S c, Feb 10-Sailed 9th, bark st
Marys, Mears, New York (sce spoken; 10th, str
Wellfeld (3r), Bailey, United Kingdom both
before reported sailed 4th).
New Bedford Feb 1O-Arrived. bark Albert
Schultze, Thatcher, Providence, to load for a
Southern port.
Sailed. schrs John Treat, McLune, Bruins
wick; Abbie g Eva Hooper, Woolley, Woods
Hol to oa4 for Southern port.
Delaware rsGNsytar, Feb 10-Arrived, Schr
r Flint. Brown, Jacksonville for New York
Satilla River, Ga, Feb 6-Sailed, schr Edward
G Taulane. Barrett, New York.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NEW YORK HARBoR-CHANGE IN POSITION OF LIGHT
On Thursday the 18th inst, or as soon after
ward as practicable, the two red rights now
shown from a stake on the sea wall near Castle
William, Governors Island, will be exhibited on
the parapet of Castle William, directly in rear
of the fog signal house, the lower light feet
above the parapet, the upper light IA feet above
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
FRED RODGERS, Commander USN,
Inspector Third District.
Tompkinsville, N Y, Feb TO- 1888,
New Bedford, Feb Capt Aiken, of tug VIM
o Brown reports the buoy on Middle Ledge as
being gone entirely, and the buoy on Inex Rock
broken off.
SPOKEN.
Bark St Marys, from Port Royal, for New
York Feb 10, off Charleston.
EXPORTS.
Per steamship City of Augusta, for New
York-74S bales cotton, so bales sea island cot
ton 142 bales domestics and yarns $50 bbls rice,
2192 bbls rosin, $4,000 feet lumber, 38 bbls oil,
229 bales hides 81 bbls fish, 20 bhls oranges all
boxes oranges FOG bbls vegetables. 1923 crates
vegetables 210 tons pig iron, 2l9 pkgs mdse.
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship VIM Crane, from Baltimore
Mrs R Friedman, o Butler, NJ Chias, j Sci
Persteamship City of Augusta, for New York
M Ward, n Meichtersheimer II Ficklin, Mrs
6 c Halliday, Mrs J B Manning, Mr. and Mrs ]
Per steamship City of Macon, from Boston
W Babbett, J W Frost, W Terry, H French,
7 Brown, J Cowan, W II Atwood, l. Lyon, 9
Davis NJ Donovan, R Williams, f Salter, j Fl
Howe A L Levett Louisa Summers NJ Phillips,
Annie Chavare II McCheever, Kennedy, and
6steerage.
Per steamship Tallahassee. from New York
Mrs H Porter, Miss Porter and maid, S Lorits,
Miss 1lcHarg, A g sherman and wife, Bridget
Lynch. f Forchier. W Tate, II R Munro and
wife c Hall and wife. L 4 Vanheim, N Van
} Hunter, Mrs W Chew. Miss Chew, Master
Chew, r King and wife, VIM Mcleod, H Ragg,
Miss NJ Jones G Choate, DR. VanWeidlnd. r
HeInon, H Jones, A r Gray and wife, Miss
Smart, Mrs Stewart, Mrs Morton, # Ashland,
G Monson = H Earl. c Hosworth, g Hosworth,
" Wallace, G Rudolph, G B Dorling, Dor,
ling, Barrett and daughter, G McMllen B
Cockina, Rogo, J Bollings and wife, A Slanter
'co[ M Slanter (coD, and 10 steerage.
CoNsIGNEEs.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Feb II
-Fordg Office, Savannah stesm Bakery AOrder
notify W Seward & Co. " Ferst q Co, Brown
Bros, A Enrich & Bro, H NJ r, Weed s; co:
a Letfier, Garnett. & Co Montague & Co, o W
Batten, n NJ Robertson, J Shea, r Kirkland.
- Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
feo IL Transfer Office, Jno Flannery & Co. J G
Gimer, NJ Boley & Son, w D Simllins & Co, r
Cassels. A Ehrlich & Bro, NJ Henderson, 0 w
Jackson, Mende & D, G w Tiedeman. Eckman
Y, Ferst & Co, McDonough & Co, G. Suits,
StIHwel, & VI, Dale, d & Co, II Myers & Bros,
Sendheim Bros & Co, Bond. II g. F, Pearson & 5,
SGuckenheimer & Son. Decker & F, Bacon, j
McNlSh, Smith Bros & Co, Lee Roy Myers 4 Co,
y - Fulton Bro, Kate Davis, Roos & Co, w
T. MorreI Julia Downwell, w W Gordon & Co.
N Maclean. Garnett. S & Co, Fl NJ Conner & Co,
N \ D Mclntire, Heron & G, Baldwin & Co,
: + Williams Il Co, Peacock, H & Co, G Law, J
DChestnutt, Ellis, & Co, G LJones, j II Hold
Per Central Railroad, Feb 1l-Fordg Agent,
~ williams & Co, Woods & Co. Baldwin & Co,
n y, NJ Conner & Co, Warren q A, Wood Bro,
Il Farley, Garrett S 6 Cow W Gordon q Go,
montague & Co, Macleau, | G Haas Gorre
Ice Co, Haines & D, JOS Roberts & Co, Lind
say q VI, H Myers & Bros. Meinbard Bros q Co.
1reepie & Co. Epstein &; Bro, NJ Boley g. Son.
frank Co, Palmer Bros. 6 Ecks.ein * Co, Is
DGo Guckenhemer & Son. Eckman & V, capt
y r johnson, ID Weed & Co, Peacock II 90,
y Davis Son, NJ Ferst & Co, Stwell, & NJ,
Zee Roy Myers & Co, Southern Cotton Oil Co. l.
rFutlel, Nendel D, Ohlander Bros Srowbridge
furniture Co
Per steamship VIM Crane, from Baltimore
augusta b Co q w Allen, Alien & Co, Brush
e - Co, Bond, II & e. B j Cubbedge, p Cohen,
66nas Saw r, W & Cooper CT r Bkg co,
ECKER & f. G Davis & Son, II Enright, j f
TEntIemen, Enrich x Bro, NJ Gilbert & co,
ppIuckenhelmer & Son, Hirsch Bros, j II Helm-
hne1, Hodges G Haas, Haines & d, NJ
IneiihEen, Lloyd & A. Testers Chemical Works,
iLi4uSaY W. Lppman Bros. Lowell Son,
a Leiiier Lowell & L, n Lang, D Myerson, d
Mor1son, Mohr Bros Mutual Coop Assn, NJ c
Norman, McGrath & Co order Teeple & Co,
~ harris, T Bond & Co, w D Simkins y Co,
IT'SSr laon & G. Palmer Bros, Pearson & 5, Roos,
~ ouVa y Son, ii Solomon & Son, stmr Ethel,
Vwgloinons Co, schr Bertha, standard OIL Co,
la{Wrlm, j . Thompson, J Williams Co.
iI p West. d Weed & Co. j B West & Co.
Ter steamship City Of Macon, from Boston
poso9a tmalyer & Co, Appel & 5, Byck Bros, i
1Ssch Branch, NJ Boiey * Son, Capt i
IIuurchll @ w Cooper, Collat Bros, A 5 Cohen,
= Collins & Co, W s Cherry & Co, FA Esley,
p ggSyis Son, Eckman x V. Enrich pro,
~ Cubbedge, A EDsteins Sons, Einsten x l.,
N 'its Ems, j II Estill, Fretwe n, Ereid
Tietst n Co. s Guckenbeimer & son, VIM y
Mt frank 4 Co. j IS Gaudry, n Hesse,
hh1TTrs; helmkeb. Herman & K, Harmon q c,
,1Sahh'y, kayAnangh 4 y, A krnuss. Lang
EEITil.n ~ = Lowell a Son, Jno Lyons 60, >
Wal@Nih, Lindsay a NJ Lowell a l., II Muller
qss 1'IAi y, q bros 20, A Miller a. 90. u Nor
WdJ Acbrath a co. Il - Mcdonnell, , Aiabet,
bbgsSilis q II, j q Nelson 4 % Jno llcolsoa ",
a. ayerson n ilgMCo, AS Nichols, Chas 4
N'n'aIe2d' Pausen a 90, Palmer Bros.