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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-05

Cruiser Charleston Nearly Ready tor Trial.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-The cruiser
Charleston is almost ready for sea. Mem
bers of the Examining Board are on the
ground making preliminary eHaw1nation
The propeller blades arc in position and
the keel is being painted. All the larger
machinery is in place and only minor de
tails are 10 be attended to before she will
be ready for sea. II is expected steam
will be up in the main engines and boilers
by Monday next and the trial tip bo
made within the next two weeks. She
will be taken for trih TO Santa Barbara
channel aud then proceed to the navy
yard al Mare island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-05
TUTOR TO A PRINCE.

The Confessor OF Poor Macmillan Dies
Full OF Memorable Years.
CHGLLIcoTHE, o., April 4.-Rey. T. r.
Leib, for seven years the tutor Of Maxi
milan, the Mexican Archduke, who be
came Emperor OF Mexico and was shot at
Queraiero in 1865, died here this morning.
Father Lieb WAS 81 years Of age. He was
induced TO come to America in 1901 by
the late Archbishop Purcell, and haa ever
since bad charge Of 81. Peters Church OF
this city. lie was a man Of high charac-
ter and greatly loved by his people. lie
delighted at times 10 dwell on reminis-
cences of his prncely pupil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-05

STARCH grows sticky-common pow
.5s-s have a vulgar glare. PsEzoni's Is the
crlg Comnlsxion Powder Il for use.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05

8ie bic nSepiib 0urlo" i4reibt, 1T
tn Der ginwanbsruns ausIdnbii9r Sutsn
mad England Elm Stiaftaub sinsetreten uab
bic 8abl Der Subsn tn ben Iesteu ,wsi
Sabrsu bat fosar abseuoaimeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05
q uates @IIerIet.

9idt ssriuse aufresuns rief bic pI0ss
li&e 8erbaftunS etnes bel benz IN Der Sns
ua~IibenfraBe In SsrIin etabIirten betanns
ten SdIdttsrmeiifsr 9. bsbieniieten Wdbs
6ens @amens SO[b beruor. DafsIbe mar
pom isinem Oienlibe,rn besbaIb bsnunsirt
porben. neil IS mitteIs Ra9idIifsIs bic
@si9aftstaie bsitabl. vErasii9" tam
man iebo9 bic art anb @siie neunen, auf
weI5e bieie Diebereien entbsdt wurbsn.
SIS mar rtemanb anbsrs aIs Der Brdutisam
Der 9ols ielbif, wel9er BEL siasm gsiuds
ieiner Sraut bic Na9idlifel auf ibrem
Glide Iis9en JAP unb tn Der Wsinuns, bas
Wdo4en babe bic S6liiIeI absuItefsrn
perseien, btsisIbeu Der Srau 9. iibsrsab.
Die uou Der s. ibrsm Disnitberrn entDens
bette Summs Oirtte BEL benz sroBen llmiass
Ses 8'.i4en @eiddftes ieOenfaus teine ses
rirSe ieiu, ~bsiouoers ba bic Ra9idliHsl
i3ou felt ca. pier Wonaten in Der Sdnbsn
Der $. fi5 befanben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05
@iit Renjaenblat aeihrisben si

Mit 3eniGcnblHt aei6rieben sius
tir3lid benz R6nis 9umbsrt .. StaIisn Elm
S4rsiben Obne Ramen 3u, in peIdsm Tim
mebrere @aIeerenitraR inse bic anseise ers
itatteten, bag i'm 8asuo 3u 2iporno
swet Strdfinse pon Zen Qufisbsrn
in Der SioIirseOe e,brofslt porben ieteu,
neil iie uorber In einsm gnfaQe pom COL:
uutb 8iberitanS seIsiitet bdttsn. 8eniss
Gage tarauf stns ruieberum cine nit gIut
sei9riebene ansetse i'm 0uirinaI Elm, In
wel9er auf bas initdnSisits um bic gsitras
flung Der S9uloisen sebeteu purbe. gsbus
li9e Srisfe erbieItsn au9 Der Suiismiuifer
unS ber eriie Staatsanwalt in 2iporno.
9luf geranlanuus bss S6ntss, psI5sr ben
mpiteri0ien Sau aufsetIdrt pifen poute,
uurbe cine rlnteriu1uns eiuseIsttet, bic
a~QerOinss Elm iberrai9suhss grsebniB
bate. SIS wurbe bur5 3eu~senSausiaeen
fsfseitsIt, baB Der Strdf Hing armenarte
tbatiddIt4 in BET SioItrseIe, an Sdnbsn
unb 5ibsn asfsttst, tn Der 3panssiafs
tobt porsefunben worbeu mar. Infanss
bate man S%eIbftmorb annebuen molten,
bod bic sertStliGen Sadusritdnbissn be-
itritteu bic WSsIi5tsit elmer Gbat BET Der
Sage, in uel9er it5 Der 9efanssns be-
fanb, unb itimmtsn NIT ben Gn3eisenben
barin iibe,ein, baB grbrohsIuns porIiess.
Erosbem mar bamals bic sriBli9e @es
i1t5te pon ben Sberen pertuibt porben.
Nunmsbr weiserten ft9 iebo9 bic Strds
finse. bic Namen Der W6rber su nennen,
neil tie bsfir6teteu, man t5nnts is aus
&a9e auf bieislbe Wetie umbrinseu. grit
aIs man ibusn psripro9sn, ie iofort in sin
anberss Sasno 3u ueriesen, ertIdrtsn iis,
baB Der Aufisbsr War3otant NIT mebrsrsn
anbereu ben I,menante erbroiieIt bdtte,
UNI ibn bafir gu ~itrafen, baB CT sinsm pom
ibnsn In Der Wutb ben Singer psrIsst bate.
ga, es ersub it9 meter, baB nod sin ans
bersr Strdhins auf btsieIbs @siis IN Der
unter Der @rbe selessnsn SiOIirssas um's
2eben sebra9t warb. Su Solse beiien wurs
ben bic bei9uIbisteu Iufieber fsifssnoms
men. Sn ben rd9tsn Sassn i9on wsrbsn
fie DOT benz S9purssridt sri9sinen. Die
nit 8Iut sei6riebenen Sriefe on ben 8O:
Mig liegen BET ben Qtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05
8eriammlunaen Oct9ursmburaer 8ereiue
2urentbur8er nnterfisun8S.Seretn
TT Chicago (N~orofette).

eureabur8er Neutrality-suspicious.
TT Chicago (Norofette).
[@esriinoet am 6. 6ebrltar 1901
8eria m lun9en:
gm eriten Sonntas i'm gprtl, b. 8. neil Siteru
auf ben Gag fdllt, am 8. gpril
slm eriten Sonntas I'M Sslili.
glm erfteu Sonnta9 i'm October, geanteniDdbl.
@m eriten Sonnta9 i'm Sanuar, @tnieSun9 Der
reueu Seartten.
q. 8etter, 9rditbent.
SB. Yrof, Setretar.
Get
Smrembnrser ttnterfasunss,@erein
bon ytttu gprf ulo 8roOflpu.
perIanurelt ii6 ben pierteu Souutag eis
mes ieSeu Wonats, 4 llbr Ra6mittaSs, in
Sacu6 alusgs Subsrtus Saser Salle,
oil Woutroie Gusnus,
;uii9en SumboIbt ctr. II. guibpii ausule,
Srusflpn, E. D.
Rs. edmitt, graFSsut.
Soha 3. Slum, setrstdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05

ni9t ale gbsmdnusr 70 gu Hagen bubsn:
benn es stbt au4 nod re9t pieIe braue,
liebensuiroiss Weiblein, bic ibre Wdns
ner gu i9dsen unb ,u Iteben iu9eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05

Sic &lage zines iebr un3ufrisbensn gbs'
manues.- Msin @sib 1T bic aIte, taIte,
i5Iottrise, f6Iampise, ~uampise, idIums
pi9e SetteI, wie fe INNER semeien, ber
Sesbsisn. Wit isbsm Sabre pirb fs
idpieriser, bisiser, s'idpdsiser, rdntis
i9er, 5dnfti6er, polternber, folternber,
bautissr, srdutiser. IS 1T uabrIi9 ni5t
mebr ausSubaIten; ibr episer &umor psrs
birbt mir iensn Sumor; ibr &obiinn uers
birbt mir alsu Srobfnu; ite 1T msinsr
Gage YIasmunb unb msinsr Ndtte Slass
numb; meiuss 9auies 8ranbmal unb Der
0a9bari9aft S9anbpbal; msinsr &ubs
W6rberteule unb meines Srisbeus Wartsrs
iduIe; fe III Der Isibbafte @ibsripru9, unb
Der Isibbuf.e @ottueriud; i5ueis i'd, 10
tnurrt fs; reb' Id, 10 uiurrt fie; lad i'd,
10 peint fte; i4er3 i9, 10 sreint fte; trint
i'd, 70 i4moat iie; eB i'd, 70 sroat fs
ssb' i9, 70 bodt fe bIsib t9, 10 modt iis
ibr llsbsrmut5 1T ni9t gu adbmsn unb lire
9ansmutb ni9t gu Idbmsn. 0as S4Ias
gen mag ie ni6t p%ertrassn; bas S9msis
9slu nimmt fe fir Seu9elu; has Santen
MIL nt9t BET ibr ranten; bas Bitten unb
BsttsIn bsiBt gaes Nnisbsu psrssttsln unb
Soffsn unb 5arren, ma9t mid uolenbs
gum Barren. Sd bin firwabr Elm be-
brdnstsr, ~sstpdnstsr, sesdbmtsr, SsIdbm'
ter, sebsster, gefetter, seplaster pertaster,
uerswsifeItsr gbsmann unb @sbemaun.
Wtt sinsm @ort, ID m59t aus Der Saui
fabren! -Sum TrOffe ber suten Weibe,
srlaubsu MIR uus ubsr bsitufaseu, bab bod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05
Ginen Saar6eutel pom unsep0bnIide

Ginen Saarbeutel pom unsspo5nIi5sr
@rSBs muB Der Waun ssbabt babsn, Der
am Worssn bss IA. Ssbruar in einem tIeis
men 8oots am gobsn Iiesenb unb barin
fefsefroren auf Der Nsp Yorfer Bat tn Der
Ndbs Der vRarrops" BON 6ii4ern aufses
lsisn warb. Ra9bsm man ibn aus benz Boot
bsrausssbroden unb aufsetbaut bate, CAB
sr on, bab CT am Abeub Supor beftis sss
tnsipt, absr feline gbnuns babe, wte er tn
bas Boot sstommsn iei. Sstne uerfros
rsnen SdnSe unb SiBs wsroen ibn nod
LANCE an bieie &neiperei unansensbm ers
%innern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05
Nuf SaDa linb sin3eIne @ebiete In SoIs

Nnf Saba ltnb ~stntelne 9sbtete IN Golse
Der itartsn gsrmsbruns uon Eissrn nabss
~ entuoltert. SIN Sabre 1882 wurbe bic
BsuOIteruns zines i'm Siben pen Bantam
Iisssnbsn Srtss burd Gissr sur auspans
bsruns s~e3punsen. g~stanntli6 usridmdbt
Gin Stser, wel9er etumal Weni9enheii9
a~stoitst bat, isbss anbere unb ssbt nur auf
Weni9snruub aus; er uirb gun, imam
eater". SIM ausenbIide lit es wieter bic
Bsu0Itsruns ron Bantam, uslde bur9
Sissr in furtpabrenber ausit unb S9reden
erbaIten wirb. Sun Sabre 1887 wurben
bort 81 Weni6en pun Sisern aufssfre0sH.
glus sinSsInsn Srti9aftsn past iid taum
Elm MeRid msbr ms Sreie. Die Resiers
uns sabIt fiji einen erlesten 6Dnisstiser
~speibunbert boldnbii9e @uISen aIs SsIObs
nuns ; trosbsm 1T absr uon elmer Ssrmins
beruns btsier sefir4tetsn &dabsr feline
&ebe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05

Sn Solse BON &idsni5msrssn mar i'd
s~ssuunssn, Sritsn au sebrau9en; mad
mebrmaIiser anpsnbuns uon ct. Satobs
Del mar i'd sebeiIt. g. u. Oapis, Osrs
ter, Ger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05

Sn pieIcn 5amilieu werben Or. &usuit
&Onts's Sambasser SamiIisn 9 Webisinen
NIT Re9t fir bic bsfsn Saasmittsl sss
halten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05
4e6ratene &aBen ipislsn isst in cine,

Strafuntsriu9uns In 9amburs cine &ole.
Cine Sruu, usIds &inbsr ssssn SeSablans
tn Soit nabm, seristb in Serba9t, bisie
NIT &aSsn ilsii9 gu ipeiisu. Die l1ntsrs
iu9uns bat bic &t6tisteit bisies Serba4ts
erssbsa. Die YrIi3i fanb nod cine frii4
ssi9la9tsts &ate Dor. Wau 1T nsuSieris
auf has llrtbeil Der Strafbeborbs. Die
climber iinb bur1 ben RaSenbraten tn ibrer
9siunbbsit ni4t seiddbist porosn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-17
YOUR PICTURE FROM A SLOT.
It's Long Stride From Chewing Gum
ana Chocolate to Photography.

It's a Long Stride From Glowing Gum
ana Chocolate to Photography.
From Chicago Tribune.
drop a quarter in the slot and have
your photograph taken"
south side photographer was standing
by a handsome cabinet, similar in appear
ance to the automatic weighing machines
which confront one everywhere.
"A quarter Why not nickeIYp
"A nickel will do in three or four months
when the novelty wears or. But until the
automatic photographic is succeeded by a
machine which will turn you out house
and lot quarter only will work it. 1t is
the latest thing Outn
The reporter squared himself before a
small closed opening in the cabinet opposite
his face. He dropped a quarter in slot
lower down. Instantly little metal door
Enclosed the opening, exposing the eye of O
camera. There was a illsl of light, the
opening closed, and in a couple of minutes
a photograph of himself fell on the salver
before the reporter
Glow did you strike such an ideag"
"a board Of trade man suggested it, said
he lie said there was big money in it.
Eleven weeks ago started at it, and here
il IS, patented with corporation behind it
ali ready 10 take in the quarters Aud
vention Of the sort that appeals directly to
tho vanity Of the public
While apparently complicated, the me-
chaniSm of the machine turned out to be
simple. 1t Is run by an ordinary cell bat
terry, the quarter completing the current.
An instantaneous camera is supplied with
the necessary light by q flash Of magne-
SUM and chloride of potash, dropped for
each photograph on a pan above the OPEN
ing and ignited by the heat Of platinum
WIRE. Inc photograph is taken on ceT1u-
loid sheet about the size of tintype. A
set Of rollers and preparation of collodion
in emulsion developei and dried the impress
sion. The likeness Issues much better fin
ished than the ordinary tintype.
"Ihe machines cost abo It $50n said the
photographer. "The expense Of operating
them Is next to nothing We will soon have
them in every hotel, drug store, and sa-
loon.
"Are you going TO utilize tho invention
for sny other purpo-e than amusementp
Eyes; for two serious purposes. have
machine under construction which is to
have the appearance Of clock, and be
placed at the ratings Of cashiers and tellers
in banks"
"What forS"
ITO enable them TO take photograph of
any one who cashes check in case thew
should want to identify him afterwa d.
While the man is before the railing toe
cashier or teller will press an electric but
ton and the mans photograph will be taken
n q tenth Of second. He will 500 nothing
but slight flash. and couldn't get away if
he tried before the instrument has indelibly
recorded his features"
And the other purposeP'
"a similar machine will be made for use
in the police stations. The photographs OF
suspects and criminals may be obtained
without their knowledge and the consequent
distortion of features which characterizes
so many OF the forced photographs in the
Kogues'GalleEy."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-17
CONSTGNFFS

Per steamer Maggie Bell. from Fernandinn-
NJ Ferst g. Co. McDonough & Co, Frank 4 Co,
Lowell & L, Myers & Bros, Peacock. & Co,
! lyman, c l. Jones. J P Williams & Co. Miss
Kate Haney, Chestnut s. ON, Ellis, & Co.
j G Butler, Butler & s, j T Uliner.
Per Central Railroad, Aug 1G.Fordg Agt,
W Slmkins q Co, Hammond, II &; Co. Lane q
NJ, IT. Davis & Co, Haynes & E,W W Chisholm,
J 6 Butler, Geo Meyer, Stillwell, NJ & Co, Alex
ander & Son, Bacon, b & Co. Stanley 4 s. w B
Thomas. Teeple & Co, Eckmnn V. Wilson,
Lippman Bros Solomons & Co, A Miller 6 Co,
Nicnols, II Myers & Bros, McGi'lls s. X, A F
Mackay, Launey & q. e A Schwarz. Harms & J,
NJ Ferst & Co. Lee Roy Myers Co, G Haas, p
PedricS, Guckenheirner & Son, Palmer Bros,
A Enrich & Bro / Epstein & Bro, Woods G. Co,
j D Weed & Co. c o Haines, Peacock, II & Co.
W G Cooper, Epstein e w, Eckstein & CO, A
y Grardeua, G W Tiedeman& Bro, Mohr Bros,
J A Douglas, Decker & +, S Cohen, f. Mcintyre,
Fretwell & N Jno Freeman, Mrs e Pepham. G
NJ Helmken, Byck & S, VI McAuley, II WarI.
Per steamship City Of Augusta. from New
York-A K Altmeyer & 90, Appel & S. Andrews
& H, G. w Allen, Byck & S. Blodgett, NJ & Co, r
Ell Co, r Butler, c X & Bkg Co, w G Cooper,
S Collins 8; COW S Cherry & Co, Croban a D.
A II Champion, Collat Bros, W w Chisholm W
Cleveland, + Connor, Cohen G. b, Colgate
4 Co, A Cohen, T N Cunningham. Doyle. G
Derst, Dryfus Bros, j a Douglas. Davis Bros
Ecxman & V, l Epstein & Bro, Ehrlich & Bro
j Epstein & Co, Epstein & ", g Ecksten & Co.
j r Einstein, A Einstein. VIM Estll, G Ebber-
vein, Ellis, Y & Co. Mrs VI Ewers. Frank 6, Co,
Fretwell & N, NJ Ferst & Co, L Fried, J II Fur
Der, S Guckenheimer & Son, G NJ Gilbert & Co,
j German, p J Golden, b NJ Garfunkel Gorrie
Ice Co, w w Gordon Co, A Hanley II Hesse,
Hexter &; K, Hirsch Bros, Jackson. NJ * Co, Jas
Hart q Bro, Kavanaugh & b, S Krouskof, J
Kelly, NJ Kosven, A Krauss, Jno Lyons & Co, ]
+ Kennedy, Lippman Bros, Il Lovells Sons est
NJ LAWN, Lowell & l., A LETTER & Son. n Lang,
Lindsay & NJ, Lloyd & a. B II Levy & Bro, II F
Lubs. II Logan. Jno Lynch, j Laski, Laski,
Mohr Bros, Morrison, Z & Co, W b Nell & Co,
Meinhard Bros & Co. r y Mcdonnell. Milus q Co.
McKenna & w, c L Montague, J Mcqrath & Co,
Myerson & S, Jno Nicoson Jr, A Nichols, S L
Newton, Neidlinger & r, J w Norton. Order
Barrett & c. OglethorDe Club, Harmon c, j
Lutz, Palmer Bros, n Pauisen g. Co, NJ Praeger.
Peacock, II & Co. E Pacetti. 9 D Rogers, = G
Parsons, G Ratz, J J Reilly. II Solomon & Son,
s & w Ry, G f Suits q Co, Solomons & Co,
W d SimkIns & Co, Savannah Brewing Co, p 3
Springer Smith Bros, Savannah Steam Bakery,
Strauss Bros, Z A Sc war;. S Snotter & Co,
Sanberg & Co, Savannah Water Works, Henry
Suffer- Savannah Soap Works, II Schroeder, III
r Taylor J S silva. w Teideman & Bro, b F
Ulmer, Propeller Tow Boat Co, d Weed & Co,
NJ g. G w West, Wood & g, Thos West, Rev Il
Webb. Wyily g. G, Watson & p. Joan Lynch,
err & Bkg Co. Augusta Steamboat Co, Ga q
Fla Co, Southern Elk Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-17

=, New York. Aug i+-Cleared schr Lizzie Carr,
Bulger Fernandna.
Hull, Aug l4-ATrived, steamship Elpis Br),
Ha nan, Coosaw, : c.
London, Aug l4-Arrived, steamship Frutera
OBJ SYmons Savannah.
Curacao, Aug 3-ln port, schr Emma Crosby,
Boyd, from Feraandiua
Baltimore, Aug ll-Arrived schr City OF
Jacksonville, Stillwell, Fernandina.
Bath, Me, Aug l3-Arrived schr C Flint
Brown, Darien, Ga.
Jacksonville Aug 11-Sanedf from Fort George.
steam schr Louis Bucki, for New YORK; 4th,
scsr + Glover, Ingersol. do.
Pensacola Aug l1-Cleared, stmr Dora For
ster (Br, William, Liverpool; ship Carl HIindric
tSw), Johanssen, London; banks Papa Utah
Cacace, Rosario; Wasama Rus), kyntzel
Amsterdam
Portland, Ne, Aug t4-Cleared, schr Almeda,
Wiley, Copeland, Fernandna.
New York, Aug chartered, schr J II Cross
lumber, Savannah or Brunswick 81 6 "a and
Wharfage; schr Annie l. Henderson from Bruins
wick, 81 - and wharfage bark Exile O}rl,
Brunswick to Rio lumber S2]
New York, Aug 16-Arriye1 steamship Saale,
Amsterdam.
Arrived out, Gellert.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New YORK. Aug. IS, noon.-Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at 2I603 per cent.
Excnange-long, "A $40; short, "a S1L. Gov
frnnlent bonds neglected. state bonds dull but
steady,
200 p m.-Exchsnge dull and fairly steady
at "a S5l9GD4 SO. soney easy at }GG4 per cent.
Su6-treasury balancas-Cioid, S1j4 $1,000: cur
rency, so, coo. Government bonds dull bat
steady; four per cents l2s; four and half per
cents coupons 1865. State bonds dull but
steady.
The stock market was little more active TO-
day, especially in the first and last hours but
between those hours the duilness was equal to
anything seen of late. The bears seemed to
have exhausted themselves in a sharp drive at
Atchisvn at the opening, causing cine of II
per cent, and after that time tie ma ket
showed strength in all its depth, though except
IN few of the leading specaties the move
meptS were on the same limited scale as during
the past week. 1t was noticed that the bull
leaders gave more support TO their favorites
than yesterday, but there was also some buying
for foreigners and a better attendance upon the
street indicated that more interest was taken in
the market. The features of the day, however
were c., c., G. and st. Louis common and
" abash preferred, the former making a rapid
rise OF per cent. Atchson soon regained all
OF its early loss, advancing per cent. and, like
the remainder of the list, closed finally at its
highest point In the last hour Wabash pre-
ferred lei the upward movement and more
animation was shown all over the list The
close was dull but firm to strong and at the
best prices of the day. Sales of st cks reached
$4,000 shares. The Following were the closing
quotations:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-17
Louisiana Rfca-

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 13.-According to the
Pld1'er, tn rice crop Of Louisiana il now in a
very precsriOus position. The long drought mas
retarded the maturity some three or four weeks.
and now about all the spring-planted rice will
mature at once, and mature in the season of
storms; so no matter what the prospect may be
Today, tomorrow or a few days later may
thr w down the whole crop. as was done last
year, and as is now more probable because
OF the later lates of ripenlng
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 14-Messrs Dan Tai
IMAGES Sons & Co. New Orleans, telegraph
louisiana crop movement since LIST inst: RE
celpts rough told crop. lao sacks; last year.
e,fs9 sacks. Sales cleaned (eStimated), 1900
barrels Last year 5000 barrels
second parcel QS5 sacks) new crop ct
hand Grain immature and in damp condition.
market firm. weather fine, and new crop de-
veloping rapidly and full OF promise"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-17

bale cotton, % bbls spirits turpentine, box d
goods, $40 bbs rosin, bag tools. box pears, 2
pul!eys, 100 cases oysters, / pkg hardware /
case mdse
Per Central Railroad, Aug 1913 bales yarns.
179 bbls spirits turp"ntine, $40 bbs rosin q 800
lbs bran, 90 bales domestcs 3 bales hides. 200
pkgs tobacco, bale wool II bales leather, 3
btls paper, $3.50 lbs lard, q, oS3 lbs bacon 400
bbls lime, $50 crates fruit, 1,0l5 bales hay. 10
7 hf bbls whisky, 3 bbls beer 100 bbls beer, 81
bushels corn, 70 pkgs furniture. 20 cars lumber,
IL boyes wood in shape. 21l pkgs mdse, 80! pcs
casting, 3 X d buggies, cases liquor. pcs ma
chinery, 80 tons pig iron. ! car melons, bales
bagging, car coal b les plaids 2 cars iron. IL
boxes hardware. cars brick, % empty bbls,
Dbl old iron, iron safe
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Augusta from New
Haslam, II r Smart, Miss Lucy Myrick, II l.
Lyman Mrs f Cunningham, John LAYTON, $ S
Rountree, Pauline Lox. G l. Gordon, f Harris
+ Butler,J d Cramsly, Miss X Ford, Arthur
Lozanos, Geo Bscllman, DR. J T Renouf, F w
Schopper, Rev II Webb and wife, Cbas Mobley
Rebecca Renouff, Miss s Reuouff Mira J CHope
Miss LebrousIli. 6 w Kingston, A Timer, II
Porter (con and steerage.
Per steamship Tallahassee, for New YORK
Miss Hogarty. r l. Dougherty, Mr. Hamblin,
Mrs A Harden, o It Dem. w r Browne, Miss
NJ Hughes, drs A Dunn II T Seemap and wife,
Miss Connor II II Sanford, Mrs e n Holt, N
T Scott T Gamble, Miss l. Girard, E NJ Sostman,
|. Is Schwarz, s b Paul. G b Wbitesides and wife
K w Powers, w w Childers, X Whitley, Mrs II
3 Davis, O Boxer, Mrs Sas, Mrs Osborne, Mrs
Davis and z SteeraEe.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNA
sAvANwAH. Aug 16. 1899.

STEAMSHIPS.
Juniata, $50 tons. Christy, Philadelphia, cid
Chattahoochee. I,s55 tons, Daggett. New York,
liE-CG Anderson
City Of Augusta. 2.s7O tons. Catharine. New
York diS-C @ Anderson.
VIM Lawrence. l,0i3 tons. kirWan. Baltimore
dis-W GGerard, Agent.
-Four steamships
Tampa Norl, $50 tons. Halvorsen, Europe. ldg
A r Salas e Co.
Freya lNorl, 57S tons, johnson, Europe dg-
4 r Salas G Co.
Demerara (Ausl 81 tons, d'Ancona. Santander.
hg-A 4 Salas n Co.
I'll da (Novl, So tons Petersen Europe ldz-
A r Salas & Co.
Go.deifroy Ger; '5a2 tens voss Europe, ldg-
A r SalaS & Co.
Ole Bun CN0rl $40 tons Riis Turope Ide-A 2
Salas & CO.
Bra5a9t l3alg), 49s tons, voss, Antwerp. dis-A
r SalaS & Co
SchheTGer1. 800 tons. Zeplein Buenos Ayres.
ldg American Trading Society.
EXqlis Nor, 25l tons, knudsen. Europe, ldg-
5 Shooter & Co.
Birgitte (Nor), $50 tons Gregertsen, Europe, Idg
-.aterson, Downing & Co.
Geo W SWeene", $50 tons, Collins, PHILADELPHIA
ldg-JoS A Roberts 81 Co.
Mozart Ger siS tons, Butler, Hamburg. dis
Mnna Clir) i?3 tons, Olsen, at quarantine, wts
M Cosulich & Co
Thirteen banks.
briggs
Clara Pckens 80. tons, Eddy Baltimore, dis
JOS Roberts & Co.
One brig.
sCHOoNERs.
Spotless, 397 tons, EldridSe, Baltimore. ldc--
Jos A Roberts & Co.
John K penrose, 433 tons, Morrison Philadel-
phia, ldg-Jos Roberts & Co.
Annie Bliss, 33i tons, O'Donnell Baltimore ldg
Dale. Dixon & Co
Belle Higgins, 392 tons, Gehon, Norfolk, dis
Master
Four schooners.
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NAVAL SToREs.-Ihe receipts for the past
week have been 1902 barrels spirits turpentine
and 1880 barrels rosn. The ex ports were 4 2l3
barrelsspirts turpentine and 7S3 barrels rosin,
moving as follows: 70 New York, 3ji barrels
barrels spirits turpentine and s. jO9 barrels rosn
to Baltimore, 10 barrels spirits turpeutine and
1888 barrels rOsn; to Philadelphia, 1871 barrels
spirits turpentine ana 81 barrels rosin; to the
interior, 90 barrels spirits turpentine and IA
barrels rosin; to Boston 30 barrels spirits tur-
pentne and 2,3 barrels rosin; to London. 2.74}
barrels spirits turpentine The following are
the Board Of Trade quotations: Rosn-A, 3. C
and d 7715c, Z S-l6c f s71sc, G. 92l5c, H 81 G2l6
81 IS, X 81 20. NJ 81 80, N 81 Is, window
glass 50 05, water white 81 p. Spirits turpen
tine-regulars 4Ic.
RECEIPTS, SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS FROM APRIL l.
1859, TO DATE, AND TO THE CORRESPONDING
DATE LAST YEAR
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher. New York
c G Anderson
Steamship Chattahoochee, Daggett, New
Nork-C q Anderson
Steamship Juniata, Christy, Philadelphia-C
G. Anderson.