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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-03-13
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
The Professionals Practicing Little at the
Athletic Park.

The Professionals Practicing Little at the
Athletic Park.
The fine warm weather of the past few
days has put the baseball grounds in fairly
good shape, barring a wet space back of
the home plate, and yesterday all the ball
players in town, including Boyle, Seery
and SchOeneck, of the League team, were
there engaged In the first outdoor Practice
of the season. All of the professionals here
are very anxious to get as much field work
as possible between this and the1st of April
and if the weather continues favorable
they will put in two hours each
day at the Seventh-street Park
1t Is the intention of the management to re-
pair the clubhouse for the use of the men
as soon as it can be done. Natural gas is to
be put in so shat they can have both hot
and cold water, and all other necessary ar
rangements will be made at an early date.
President Brush yesterday received Jerry
Denny's contract, direct from Oakland
With it was a letter from the famous third
baseman, In which he said that he was in
fine form and would start for Indianapolis
about the 23d and reach here five days later.
Referring to the engagement of Ban
croft, he said that while he
and the new manager were not
very good friends In 1885, he was perfectly
willing to forget the past and think only of
the future. He expressed desire to do all
he can for the club, and hoped others would
do the same. In a letter to a personal
friend, received yesterday, Jerry said: Il
have signed my contract, and verything is
all o. X. You want to watch me next sea-
son. / will get there with both feet" The
management Is very sanguine that Denny,
as well as all of the other members of the
team, will give the club their best efforts
during the coming season, and a very cheer
full feeling peryadeS baseball headnuartArs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-03-13

If the liver and kidneys are sluggish and
inactive, Hoods Sarsaparilla will arouse
them to prompt and regular action. Take
1t now.
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Cutting Down School Terms.
shortening of the terms of State schools,
or reduction of teachers wages, Is anticI-
pated from the reduction Of interest on
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR SALE-LIVERY STOCK FOR SALE OR
Il trade. 81, 500 or 5000. LONG d COLLINS,
Muncie Ind.
NOR SALE-ICE-ABOUT 1000 TONS OF VERY
IT fine ice of extra quality from l5 10 10 inches IN
thickness In the ice-house. at Peoria, Ill. F. G..
CARROLL.
NOR SALE : SECONDHAND SAFES. ALL
sizes for sale at a bargain, by general agent Mos
Ter safe q Lock Co Great reduction I'm our safes.
CAL or address ALFRED MAY, Occidental Hotel,
INDIANAPOLIS.
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

rJ,HE STAR BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
il ton will open new series on the Sd OF April.
The star is the king of associations IN this city For
shares apply 10 any OF the following directors: Wm-
Hadley, president; A A. Mckain, vice presidents
VIM. J. RerchevaI. secretary; j; r. Carnahan Geo.
j Hammel, II. D. Townsend, C. 3 Denny, Frank
Hamilton or W. III. Kaylor.
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A Circuit Judge Appointed.
OFFICE of New York e. Balto Transporta.

tiOn Co"
Having been troubled for some time
with bad cough, had occasion to try a
bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. In less
than twenty-four hours / was entirely re-
leved. ] recommend this medicine to all
my friends, for shall not be without it in
my family. +. w. STEEvER.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

A NCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
IA Meeting Of AdOniram Grand Lodge of Perfection
this "wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Bushes
and comforting 14s grade.
]. T. BRUSH, 33o. 7. P. g. NJ.
JOS w. SMITH. $50. Sec.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FINANCIAL.

T,INANCIAI-ROBERT MARTINDALE d CO..
Il Loan Agents. 62 +. Market St
MONEY TO LOANS PER CENT. HORACE
Vu MCKAY Room IL. Talbot & News Block.
THINANCIAL-MONEYO ON MORTGAGE, FARMS
II and city property G. T.. COFFIN & CO..
MONEY TO loan. OR MORTGAGE NOTES
M bought j. H STEWART. Claypoo Block.
ok PER CENT. ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN
= diana ISAAC H KIERSTED, Ii Martindale
Block
II OANS-S5OO. 500, s., OO0-PRIvATE FUNDS
IL Wanted, mortgage notes from 5000 10 $4,000
C. F. SAYLES. 20 East Market street
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AT THE LOW
NJ est market rate; privileges for ayment before
due We also buy municipal bonds. THOS. 4. DAY
e. CO., ~ e Market ST.. Indianapolis
TpINANCIAI.-wE PAY CASH FOR CONSUM-
Il ers' Gas Trust stock mortgage notes. bonds etc.
We loan money Marion county real estate at the
lowest rate of interest Also. large list OF city
property for sale. T.. L. HASSELD d CO.. 1o7
North Pennsylvania street.
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FOR RENT.

L,OR RENT-RooMS WITH STEAM POWER
Apply at Bryce's bakery.
NOR RENT-MASONIC HALfs-FOR PUBLIC
II entertanments-newly refitted; good reception
end check-rooms. g. L. COFFIN d Co., A6eaA
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To Refund the State Debt.

Among the many resolutions passed by
the Legislature Monday evening. there was
one of some Importance which escaped
notice. 1t provided for joikt committee
TO ascertain whether or not it is practicable
to refund the State debt by issuing bonds
to the amount of $3.OOO,0O0. in denomina-
tisns Of not more than $500. nor less than
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AUCTION SALE.


A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE We will
N sell at public auction, Monday, March Is. at
O'Clock D. the premises. 80 and Al fayette ST,
three properties and also 342 Missouri ST. 80 Fayeie
is Il Groom house, ami Al Fayette 1-r0om
house: 342 Missouri street Broom house Each
have good lots, and comparatively new. and VIII
be sold separately Terms, one-third cash: balance
and two years. sale positive, TO settle an estate
PRATHER d. HANCKEL. l.. ~. PERRY, Auc-
tianeer.
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VIII Raise the Liquor License.

1t is the intention of the City Council
and Board of Aldermen to raise the liquor
license fee, under the Cullen law, to $3.50
Immediately. A Journal reporter talked to
quite number of Republican Councilmen,
yesterday, and they said there would be no
delay in taking advantage of the law.
They think the higher license will serve to
drive out a good many doggeries. and it's
enforcement Will bring considerable addi-
tional revenue to the city.
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instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. NJ, March II, 1889, as
furnished by Elliott e. Butler, abstracters of
titles Room o. Etna Ruilding
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11
Notice of incorporation.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1ht
~ undersigned persons have formed COMPANY
for the purpose of constructing, inai0ialnlng anu
operating a railroad, or tram road from a~As
Poinsett to Rock Ledge and Cocoa, with prlyheggs
of extending TO City Point about parallel VIII .ns
Indian River through the towns OF Rock Ledse a9S
Cocoa, and City Point Fla The name OF the sau
railroad or tram road company is: Indian hive .s
and Lake Poinsert Railway c. mpAny. me l rsn,
road is TO run from Lake Poinselt 10 heck Le 5S
and Cocoa, with privilege OF extension 10 III Gn;
Point, through Rock Ledge, Cocoa and C!ty rum
about parallel with the river, TO II ml'S IN lens.u,
all in Brevard county, Fla. The COMPANY caE "~
stock consists OF one hundred shares o. enc LUZ
dred dollars each, $40 600 in all, with IriNllese,
increasing stock TO $50 shares at l0V doiars eT M
The undersigned compose its tits. Board Oh ~
rectOrs, this March 5th, 1850. rp
II 5. WILLIAMS,
LEWIS POWE,
R PADpISON,
March 10, lSS9-Sm E. p PARCHEh.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine wetkl!loe
gin llth July. 1ss9 and end llth September hs.s
proved of signal use,-lst, students who ceslg1 %
pursue their snde> at this other Law School .0
those who propose read privately and 3d. 10 prseHe
struction. For circular apply (P O. University Of Va
to JOHN B. MINOR. Prof. Com. and STAT. Law. 394L
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the yonng 'rccs - comDg into bearing.
A. Camilt-HrTc Vie uiishi was also very
sevrre tn disease behaved lne SIM a II did
a; Boston, killing tn arse branches, ana nc
qnent Y 'Er y hair Tree.
At z li'man-rnS po'ut ems - he on tic
outer o'g % the affected area; Only a few
scattered iwlg, %. @,uaiac pear bh-1i "cfe
seen.
A. Monticello, F.-.-raerc ! very little
oligAl al this pl4cr. \ damage done. bnt ist
enough blight to say tina; he disease 5 reacICd
that point.
Al Tallahassee Duliug The few hours spent
IN searching for the disease around This place,
II was not found. A 'ew diseased limbs were
shown me, but no genuine pear blight. How
ever am informed that al Live OAK, Madison
and other points ID Middle Florid', the disease
has done considerable damage.
BLIGHT IN OTHER FRUITS.
Precisely the same disease microbes and all
occurs IN the qnince The apple the Siberian
crab apple AMI the wild May haw. These
plants all belong TO the natural order-lS1snceG
and are near allies OF the pear. | have not
yet found The m crobcs IN the plum, any
other stone trult, although some dead twigs Of
the plum wcre * tnined, winch locked title
Ike blight. They doubtless died from some
other cause Tie disease occurs in all varieties
OF pear; some years ii l. Wor-" in some yatje-
lies and some years in another. Where the
kpfcr stood near diseased L"Conics i was
mnch less affected han they We're Ga HE
other hand Bartlett and Howell in The same
position cntcd to be worse aif, ced
OTHER PEAR DISEASES
While visiting the pear orchards IN The study
.. blight another Gl,cA,c was frequently observed
and | "as informed hat j, tad dose cons siderable
damage - sore trees il past years. Il j, known
a. he leaf spot ci>cas.. Il my he r,c9gu.z.d
~ small circular bfOVn spot, scattered over HE
leaves. the same thiog on the ruit causes a
$50
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Notice Of Attachment.

In the Circuit Court of the Second jaGlcia' VI
cult in and Tor Liberty County. Florida
John A. Graham VS. James L. Gates-A;tacnA'""
To James L. Gates:
You hereby notified that writ OF ".' ron
ment has been issued against You, ard you' en-.
erty attached TO satisfy the demand oi Jouu -Sred
ham, in The sum of twenty thousand TWO n naar
($20 200) dollars Now unless yen shan alP in
p'ead demur to The declaration n ed 'nV' T he
tie office of the Clerk Of the Circuit tout insrty
Second Judicil Circuit OF Florida ;oL 'srropd
county, at Bristol, or before MondN 'uy ~ rem
day of September, A. ID 1889. jndgmen' WI 's,sy
dcrcd against you and your property sea y
said demand.
F. VI. L'tNGLE,
D. s WALKER 'k,
May 10Th, 1S~9-:,m
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FOR SALE.
FLEETWOOD FARM.

1SOACRES ADJOINING CITY LOC4LTH
1,)V thoroughly healthy. Residence only Is
minutes walk from business centre, and five min
utes walk from railroad depot; most besutful Sit
uaion in tie State. The house which is large, vel
built, and in thorough repair, is situated bill
800 feet high, commanding an extensive and charm
ing view in all directions. Soil excellent PeI
orchard of about four acres yielded last year ever
"a barrels-second year of hearing. Large new
barn, of Fl stalls, with hay loft 60x30. New len
house, With other necessary oUtbuildings Cistern.
Cool well. Pasture 40 acres fed by never failing
clear stream For sale in whole, in portions. on
following terms: One-eighth in cash; balance
spread over seven or eight years, with interest u
present legal rate. Apply to ]. 5. LOCKE.
or j. I. BERNARD, son X TO-
Feb. 49, 1SS9tf
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK, Aug. -. noon.-Stocks duh but
firm. Money easy at 2D3 per cent. Excnange-
long, 81 SAX; short, "a 5714. Gov rument bonds
ne elected State bonds barely steady.
Following were the noon stock quotations;
Erie. :: 49,. %79a Richm'd & ". p.
C icago e NORTH 111ss Terminal. ....... 1885
Lake Lake Snore 1925 Western Union Sc
at 81 S5t6@4 81. uoney easy at 304y5 PEI cent.
Sub-treasury balances-Gold, S154, %, eco; cur
rency, SCI, $4,000. Government bonds dull but
steady; four per cents l2S four and half per
cents coupons 1865. State bonds duh but
steady.
There was only quiet business in the stock
ma ket to-day, but the dealings were marked
by laany features, and while considerable
lrregularity existed among the specialties, the
general list continued to present The same firm
to strong front which it has for the past week
London prices this morning were materially
higher than our figures of Saturday evening
and heavy buying orders for foreign account
were reported in the forenoon, while during
the day there was considerable bull manipu-
lation. The western operators and the local
professionals sold stocks, but excepting in Big
-Four and Chesapeake and Ohio, there was little
impression made upon values. Sugar Trust
became weak on an injunction applied for by
the receiver of the North River Sugar Refining
Company, but the loss was made up before the
close Of business. The realizing in Big Fours
was very marked, and Chesapeake and Ohios
followed in behind, being more prominent in
the dealings than usual of late. Gould stocks
became the most prominent, and the story
mat MT: Gould was under the market at present
received some credence, though the same
thing was said of the Vanderbilts The stocks
OF the roads which are talked of as likely to
come INTO the new Big Four combination were
an specially strong, and Wheeling and Lake
Erie, Lake Erie and Western and Chicago and
East Illinois all made handsome gains. Wabash
preferred, however, was one of the most promi-
hent features, becoming unusually active ana
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ACSFNGFRS

Per steamship City Of Macon, from Boston
{ r Keith, Mrs Sheppard. Mise " Fessenden,
and steerage.
Per steamship City of Birmingham. from New
York-Mlllie Davis, Pearl Douglass u Allen,
Mr. Sanford and wife. Miss schooner + Sanford,
W ShuptTine, W Bailey. c Bailey,W A Harks,
Mrs VI High maid and children, l. Hanley. ]
VI Wells and wife. r A Lane Mrs ] Burns, Mrs
NJ Knox, II r Myers, and steeragc
Per steamship Tallahassee, from New York
4 Mullarky, Miss NJ Mullarky. l. Carson. \ A
Lloyd, Mcintosh. Miss Oalberg Mis-, r
Williams, Harris Z McMurray, T II Martin
W Fax, G Cozens. W Park and wife Miss
c Bladeu, 6 BoEart, Herr. Wm Donovan, w d
B Raps, Miss J Muse, W J EpStoin, c Z stan
field, E II Roberts, G W Bennett Storage
Per steamship Nacoochee, for New York
Rev Dr ID ippS Master L Drpps, Mrs J f bripps
X VIM Quinlan, Mrs " Potter, j b Anderson,
Miss Brennan. 5 Sahel. Isaacs Miss T Nor
ton, Miss Stewart, l. RothSchild, j Gowdy c
y Durham, Mrs y Durham, Miss Vi Farrell. Mrs
NJ Farrell. Mai ; Brittle and wife Miss Scheiner
Master Sanford, T s Sanford and wife \ Cal
houn, d VI Gugel, Keeler, II Iehwald, II A
Dumas. } Cell, Il Brantlev and wife. j Cum
ming, Cook, W Hammond and wife Miss l. 3
Tut, Mrs W II Tut, G Hogc, MIR FISHER Miss
NJ l. Derst, f II Abrnhams and wife c Hart
fielder and wife, Miss Abrahams. ASSteiner s
Levy Mr. Gramp!er, l. Hills. c W Hartridge,
J Hoge, Lahey, Jno Kirby. ? colored and ?
steeraSe.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Nacoochee. New York.

New York Aug 10-Chartered, steamship
Blue Star Or, cotton, Brunswick To Liverpool
OF Bremen, 45s; str Dora (Br), cotton. Bruins
wick to Liverpool ASS, Bremen, private terms;
stmr Guy Colin (Brl. cotton, Wilmington to IiV
erpool or Bremen. COS; stmr Darwin OBJ. cot
tol. Norfolk to Liverpool, As 81, Bremen, SOS
september. October shipmentl: schr ID Lam
son, iron, Philadelphia t. Fernandina, private
terms, and back from Kings Ferry TO New YORK
lumber. 81 rs; st Marys, towage ., coo per day,
free wharfage.
Delfzyl, Aug S-Arrived, bark Pauline Dutch,
Htto. Pensacola
Hamburg Aug 9-Arrived, brig Ceres (Ger),
SockeI, Pensacola
st Abhs Head. Aug 9-Passed, bark Lizzie
Ross OBJ, Vaughan, Brunswick for Grange
mouth.
Baltimore, Aug 10-Arrived, schr Island City,
NoOrhs, Savannah
Bruins wick, Aug 1O-Arrivcd, bark Aurora Tsp D.,
Cabrera, Oporto: schrS Pster Shultz, Thomp-
son, New York; Otello, Bond, Boston; Messen-
ger. Co mbs, do City OF Philadelphia, Burton,
New YORK; Florence SC Lillian, Candy. do; Fan
ME l. Child, Hart, Providence.
Sailed, barks AutOcrat tNOr) Knudsen. Har-
burg; Ercole Utah, Ruggiero. Buenos Ayres
schrs Hy Crosby, Stubbs. Philadelphia Susan
Ii Richie, Perkins, Boston.
Darien Aug 9-Arrived, bark Salobstein (Nor),
Johansen, Buenos Ayres.
Charleston, Aug CARVED schr j II Parker
Hammond. CooSaw. S c.
Jacksonville, Aug l0-Arrived, schrs Nellie S
Pickering, Flowers, Bangor; Nathaniel Lank,
Sipple, New Y ork.
Sailed. str Louis Buck, Mount, New York ;
schr F A Gorham, Walden Boston.
Pensacola Aug l0-Cleared, bark Giano AUS,
Sepich. Tunis.
Sailed, barks Flori5a GtaD, Genoa; Caterina
0taD, Swansea; Jarlen (NOr) Queenstown.
Port Royal. S G. Aug l0--Arrived, brig Alta
lanta (BrJ, Brazil; schr Mollie j Saunders, In
gerson, Baltimore via Norfolk
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THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, AUGUST IS. 1889.

of the session the market was quiet, The de
mand was mainly from local shorts. The
market opened IS0I4c lower than at.riay's
closing, was cay q time, but soon b, came
firmer, advancing = dSsc, ruled steady, and
closed about the same as Saturdays closing
figures In oats the trading was fairly active
and firm. and prices advanced l4c from the
inside figures, closing steady. Mess pork was
irregular and unsettled. The opening sales
were made al 1Oc decline and further reduc-
ton of 1890 &c was submitted TO- Later more
steadiness prevailed and prices rallied '128lOc,
receded again, closing quiet; Quite good
business was done in lard. The opening sales
were made at 21Sl5c decline, and further re
duction of SC followed. Later the demad im-
Steady Trading was moderately active in
short ribs, prices ruled 21aG5c lower though
steady.
Cash quotations were as follows: Quotations
were unchanged. Wheat-No. spring 164c;
No. , red 1890. Corn-No. :, 35ssc Oats
No. =, 1890 zoe. Mess pork So 30. Lard
Sc 1906 40. Short ribs sides uoosel atS5 IS
as 40. Dry sailed shoulders (ooxeb 81 - q .
) %. Short clear sides (boxed s. '5a5 $ ~;
Whiskey per gallon 81 OF. SugarS-cut loaf
914c, granulated e2sc, standard \ s3lc
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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scoring decided gain. The Changers were all
strong on The recent good showing OF earnings.
out coal stocks were quite neglected, with the
exception of Reading, which Continued heavy
Inc nrSt prices in the general list showed ad-
Vahces over Saturdays prices extending to 5.
per cent, but as the realizing in Big Fo RS and
chesapeake and Ohio checked the upward
movement, small progress was made until
noon, sugar Trust in the meantime becoming
extremely weak Wabash preferred led the up
ward movement, but was soon Joined by others
ana engage and East Illinois, Rock Island
LOUISVILLE and Nashville, Lake Erie anu Western
canadian Pacific. and others scored handsome
advances. TIE recovery IN Sugar Trust was
als5 verg marked in the last hour The market
clo,ed quiet but strong, and generally at close
10 the best prices. Sales aggregated I96. 900
shares. The final changes were generally in
the direction OF higher prices and Chicago
ana Eastern Illinois rose 3 per cent. preferred
BIZ, Canadian Pacific Ia. Wabash IL. prefer ed
ia. and Rock Island and Louisville and Nash
vile rs each. Big Four common lost liz per
cent. The following were the closing quota
tons
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Aug 12
i bbl oil, 2 crates hams. pulleys. piano, 5
pKss p caddies tobacco, bbls p twine case
hats, 5 cases tobacco, box clocks, So bbls rosn,
- bbs spirits turpentine.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
Aug 1913 bales cotton, $50 bbls spirits turpeil-
tine, 1.577 bills rosn, cars rock. empty tank
cars 30 cars lumber, ? cars wood. bbls eggs,
154 bbls -four. IS sacks -four, " boxes tobacco,
IS bbls whisky 4 bbls pears, boxes pears
cases dry goods, 2 cases cigars, bales hides. 6
bales wool. boxes boots and shoes, 10 oil tanks,
crate pears, 2 cIates hot boxes, 607 sacks corn.
% pkgs mdSe 30 tons pig iron, 100 bbls grits, SO
bbls vegetables, 4la crates vegetables.
Per Central Railroad, Aug 14--4 bales yarns.
s. bales domestics. ] bdi hides, bale paper, l3S
pkgs tobacco. 1900 lbs lard, 526f0 lbs bacon, 1903
bbls spirits turpentine, 500 bbls rosin "a crates
fruit IS, 400 lbs bran pa bales hay Bill syrap.
100 bbls -four. % pkws furniture. 81 cars lumber,
80 casks clay, 200 pkgs vegetables bbls sugar,
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch of the United States Photographic
office has been established in the Custo n House
at Savannah. Notice to mariners. pilot charts
and all nautical information will be furnished
masters Of vessels free Of charge. Captains are
requested to call at the office.
JOHN S. WArTERs
Ensign U n, in charge, pro TEN.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY, Aug 10. 1889.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Macon, Lewis from Boston
&C g Anderson
Steamship VIM Crane, Billups, Balumore--W
z Guerar1, Agt Sunday
Steamship Cry of birmingham, Berg, New
York-C @ Anderson.
Steamship Tallahassee, Fisher. New York
c G Anderson.
Schr Belle Higgins, Gahan, Norfolk, with coal
to & | Taggart; vessel to Master
Steamer Advance, Bevill, Augusta and way
landings G Mediocl, Agt.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Phillips Beaufort, with
excursion--Nlaster.
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Per steamship Nacoochee, for New York
bale cotton. 103 bales domestics, 1892 bbs
rosin. 125 bbs spirits turpentine. 10 bolS oil
i90O 600 feet lumber l,l0s pigs fruit, I52 tons pig
iron, l42 pkgs mdse
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pieces machinery. IS cases liquor 4 cars coal,
l07 pkgS mdSe. , bales rags, 3 casks old junk. II
empty bbls boxes hardware. cars brick, POI
bbls grits, 81 tons pig iron.
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Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Cohen'S Bluff and
way andings-W Gibson, Manager.
Steamer Pilot Boy. Phillips, Beaufort-Master