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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-23

Beaufort, G, Oct 20-All the buoys on the
bar have been out of position since the recent
gale.
LIGHT AND FOG SIGNAL AT ENTRANCE TO GREAT
WICOMICo RIVER.
Washington, Oct 19-Notice is hereby given
that on or about Nov 10 a fixed white light of
the fourth order, with two red sectors will be
exhibited from the lighthouse recently erected
in about Q feet of water on the shoal making
out southeasterly from Fleets Point, entrance
to Great Wicomico river, Virginia.
The light will illuminate the entire horizon
The upper or northern sector will embrace
eleven points of the compass lying between ESE
and SW by w, and will cover the shoals making
out to the soathward and eastward from Fleets
Point. The lower or southern sector will en-
brace eight points of the compass lying between
ENE and NNW, and will cover the shoals max
ing out to the northward and eastward from
Dammeron's Marsh
The focal plane is 4s1f feet above mean sea
level and the white light should be seen In clear
weather from the deck of vessel Is feet above
the sea II nautical miles.
The structure consists OF an iron screw pile
foundation, painted brown, sllrfnounted BY a
white hexagonal frame dwelling, with green
blinds and brown roof, above which rises black
lantern.
The approximate geographical position of the
lighthouse, as taken from the charts of the u s
Coast and Geodetic Survey, is as follows: Lat
81 4S IS N, lon 76 Is 81 W.
During thick aud foggy weather bell will be-
struck by machinery, a double blow every 10
seconds
Sailing directions-vessels on entering or
leaving the river should keep in the white light
excepting TO pass through the southerly red
sector, while passing 10 the southwark Of the
lighthouse close 10.
Bearings are magnetic, given approximately
and from seaward.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-23
Ensign U S N, in charge, pro TEN.

A red and black buoy, horizontal striped spar
and buoy, have been placed in 16 feet of water
Kelsey pier, No 8. foot of Harrison street, Brook
lyn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-23
YESTERDAY,

Bark viator Nor), Bjornsen. Harburg- Hoist
& Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-23
EXPORTS

Per steamship Berkshire, for BALTIMORE pe
bales cotton, lS4 bales sea island cotton. i,1i9
bols rosin, Is bbls spirits turpentine, 400 bdls
tons pig iron, IS bds hides, IS bales naper stock
Sgi pkgs mdse, $1,000 feet lumber, 2 bbls terra
pins.
FER bark Viator (Nor). for Harburg-2,SO5
bbls rosin, weighing ,2OS, 495 pounds-Paterson
Downing & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-23

| NAVAL SToREs-There was fair inquiry for
spirits turpentine at steady and unchanged
prices. The sales during the day were 1913
casks at 45azc for regulars. At the Board of
Trade on the opening call the market was re-
ported firm at 4534c for regulars. At the second
call itclosed firm at 1870 for regulars. Rosin--
The market continues quiet and firm at quota
tons. There was a good demand, with only
moderate offerings and fair trade doing The
total sales for the day were about 2 200 barrels.
At the Board of Trade on the first call the
market was reported firm, with sales of $50
barrels, at the following quotations.: A, B, and
D GOO, CSC. F 81 90, G 81 ON, H 81 Is, 81 40,
water white So S.. At the last call It closed un,
changed, with further sales of 675 barrels.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-23
COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
orr1cE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
Al E----..-.-.r q. Onf %

Ut SAvASSAH, Ga, Oct %, 4P.M.
THE market opened with a good
Oo.- Init on the receipt of weak and un-
inquH u.s,a advices from New York and Liver
is'U '~-;,ss eased OF and sales were made at
pool than the decline, while the market re-
l-IS INTO dullness toward the close. The
iaps s.ss during the day were s,562 bales.
to's .,..nre at the opening CALL at 10 a. m, the
W - was reported easy and unchanged, with
n 1876 bales. At the second call, at
ss@ a was easy at decline Of 1-16c for mid
p m -,.ir and middlinz, the sales being 1856
cnls AZ the third and last call, at p. m,
b'ss "a easy and unchanged, with further
Il ''. az rn1 bales The following are the official
Sse ,.s spot quotations of the Cotton Ex-
cbsnge; ou,s
- middling. -..'.'-..'.'.'.'.S12
~ iiinc -.s.'sssss.--...s o-4O
- roiddling. .......-...'......-.---S
,,Innds-The market was dull and
sea ad There was nothing doing and no
urcnanTTfbe stock offering is firmly held. Last
s.iss we're at quotations.
cood medium .........-......-..23N
Naiiunn fine. ...-...-... .--'...-.'..- -
T~tra fine and choice. .....-........ 2o1
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Per steamer Pope Catn from Brunswick
90 bags cotton, % bbls spirits turpentine, I bdl
bedding, 20 bbls rosin 80 sacks rice, rolls car
pets pcs casting, 30 sacks meat 4 boiler tubes.
bbis bottles, bdl, pkg, yalise, 1 box tools /
case goods, crt hams. bids cotton.
Per Charleston AMI savannah hy, Oct 22-
b goods, 10 bales husks, 30 pkgs tobacco. 2 bales
buriaps, = CASES clothing 2boEes clocks. 20 bbls
applea. bOg Grockefy, % b1is wheels, % don
bf0oms. ~ plOW irons, - " robes, ! tank Oh, }
case eker00fH ! car cotton seed, ! crf mama 4
boz H8h. ! car empty bbis Z box bread / ehaif
Per haFahnab, florida and Western liAllsay,
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SAILED YESTERDA.
MEMORANDA.

OAILEU 7 ESIEhUA I.
Schr NJ X Rawley, Brunswick.
Schr Minnie A Bonsali, Darien.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-23

Beaufort, N G, Oct 20-All the buoys on the
bar have been out of position since the recent
gale.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-23
WEDNESDAY, Oct %. 1889.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

WEDNESDAY, Oct 90. 1889.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Nacoochee, Smith, New York
G q Anderson.
Schr F H Odiorne, Hopkins, Barren Island
with guano to order; vessel to Jos A Roberts &
Co.
Steamer Pope Catlin, Usina, Brunswick-C
Williams, Agt.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHlS DAY.
Sun RISES 8: 30
DUN ohlo .O.0U
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH 700 A NJ, 7:17 p NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-21
TROTT'S,
l. 1920 14th ct. nv.

Alpacs braid Cb2ack oniy) &c.; medium sixed lsmr
burners. oe, large 7c.; common lamp-weeks Sc. pei
dozen. large. &C; two lsrge boxss blackins &c. but
tonhole TWIST 10. per spool; quarter ream writins
paper. 10c; two psckages envelopes. 5c rubber til
PENCILS. L.. scissors, &C. snd &C. Sos tscks 10 De
paper; wire coat-frsms, &c.; doseu Kitchen tea
spoons. 10. spool silk 400 ysrdsa &c. js24-am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-21

Sir John Mcdonald resents Mr.. Butterworth's
overtures for the entertainment of the distin-
guished gentlemen who comprise the Dominion
parliament when on their travels in the United
States. His (McDonald's) organ says the ex-
penditure of few thousand dollars viii hardly
bring about friendly feeling after all the hard
words we have said about retaliation and the
possible subiugstion Of Canada in case Of war.
Sir John is a hard man to please, or he would
be merry over Mr.. Butterworth's hospitable
intentions. He cannot know what a congress
sional iunket is. Somebody should remember
TO invite him 10 join a congressional funeral
some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-21

DR.. Bliss has paid the penalty of his profess
sional devotion to Gen. Garfield. There can
be no doubt with those who knew him that he
broke down his health in that case His iron
will had determined him to save his distia-
guished patient and he bent every energy to
that determination The strain was too great
and since the death Of President Garfield DR..
Bliss has been an invalid. His loss of health
was also aggravated by a sad accident two wears
ago while on visit to his old home in Ohio.
He was man who understood and practiced
the amenities Of life, although his strong will
made him ever intent on his professional work.
He was good practitioner, a safe counsellor, a
firm friend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-21

Though national business was pressing yes
terday, and that fact made members impatient
of considering the Taulbee investigation report,
eighty-three representatives in opposition to
sighty-six took occasion to express the opinion
that the report should be reeommitted in order
that il might be based upon the original in
stead Of the manipulated testimony. Mr.. Taui-
bee succeeded in getting his report and views
before the House. He can safely leave his de-
due.ions from the testimony. even in its al
tered shape, to be compared with those of his
colleagues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-21

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
residing within the city limits Of Warrington and
nor have any desire 30 become occupants Of lots o.
part Of lot In any cemetery OF said city, that
BISHOPS RELIABLE COUGH CURE VIII surely
cure Coughs and Colds and prevent Consumption and
sell IL. kl4 stu.th-5m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-21
OPENING Or 1889 WARS

"OprSrSe" Or 1889 Wars
stock of Wraps for the spring of 1889 have arrived
and In asking You to the formal Opening" tomorrow
promise display excelling all previous exhibitions
ABOUT THE PRICES.
Ths Palas Royal is the solitary store in the city that
while dealing in Fine Goods only, does not do credit
business Prices therefore quoted that are reve-
lation. to those who have accounts at the credit
stores
THE NEW WALKING JACKETS.
The MARY Stuart and the 'Directorie" represent
the leading novelty respectively of London Paris
They are shown in Navy, TAM Terra Gotta, London
Red, and the new Grays Blues, and Green's
In Black we have the new style Jackets in Jersey
Cloth, Diagonal, Corkscrew, Cheviot, and Kersey.
THE NEW ULSTERS.
The "1rish Peasant" and the "Conamara" the &C.
knowledged styles in London for the spring of 1899
They are shown in striped, checked, and English
cloths OF plain colors With loose front and tight
back also shrred front and back are shown novelties
These have grdies.
THE NEW MoDJEsKAs.
Refinement, elegance, wealth-so speak the imported
M0dieskas In all colors Braided all over
FOR OLDER FOLKS.
Black Camels' Hair Wraps; also those of Diagonal
Cloth, with braid trimming.
THE NEW BEADED WRAPS
Unnamed as yet, but fitting to perfection Styles for
all figures from SO TO S35
The price of So is quoted for tomorrow as price in
ducemept TO visit the store.
How long will fifty Of these wraps last at SO each
We have fifty ONLY.
THE NEW 1889 JERSEYS.
Many Of the Jerseys have now the appearance of
Waists rather than Jerseys and since the fit
and the price less than for waists to measure need we
further praise the 1889 Jerseys?
We show them Smoked. Pleated Braided Tucked
in Jersey, Waist and Blouse Styles All the new
colors. Ladies' and Children's
THE NEW ROBES DE CHAMBRE
French taste alone could combine colors aud mater
ias and designs artistically. In Challies CASH
meres. Surah, China, and Japanese Silks are shown
Gems OF Partisan art and at "Palais Royal" prices
TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT
For tomorrow 10 per cent off the marked prices of
winter stock of all Seal. Plush and Cloth yisites.
listers, Raglans, Jackets for ladies and children
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-21

Authentic sdvices place Senator Palmer. OF
Michigan, in the cabinet as Secretary Of Agri-
culture. This would be good selection Mr.,
Palmer Is most successful agriculturist, hav-
ing made large fortune in the vegetable
hmgdom and laid the foundations of another
IN the animal kingdom. He is an excellent
judge Of long-leaf pine and short-horned
cattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-21
A HUSH Fell OK THEM.

We knew Il would-"Man spurns the worm, but
panses ere he wake the ire Of formidable antagonist
ipely uncomfortable and denounce in viainous
terms some absent individual who had offended him
we have seen the object Of his fierce nvectves sud
stink away like . cur.
Pooh. says one, that ID human nature.
Those who howl the loudest and hercest are as a
rule MOI the proper people 10 PIN Your faith to; in
the hour OF your greatest need they viii be found
WANTING OR MISSING.
and inasmuch you warned to put not your faith
In princes II would be well TO remember that in the
majority Of Instances sefinterest Is the prime
OF human affairs and those who promise the earth
haven't the power 70 redeem that their
purpose is manifest.
world conducting business in modest straight
forward sort OF way-a way which, hope, viii
mend itself to
ALL THE PEOPLE
Not making haste 70 be rich" despisng trickery as
We're hopelessly degraded if resorted 20 either in
the iurtherahce of any scheme, however great the
We want confidence of the people-along with Il
the patronage of the pcople-and shall all honor
able means 10 that end chief among which guaran-
tee OF absolute protection in
MAKE, FIT, STYLE QUALITY. AND PRICE
of any and all garments purchased at
VICTOR e. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
1927 and e29 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturdays until IL p m fels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-21

EIsHoxzo Youses Cou.sr Orrrn
SPECIAL PRICES
ON THE FOLLOWING LOTS VIZ;
GEBRUARY 20. isss.,
800 dozen cans susar Corn per dozen. ct Sc cents.
100 doseni large cana Golden Pumpkin. per DOZEN NJ
90 centA
200 bottles Maple Syrup Soc size. a. a cents.
LOCO pounds Extr. Choice sus,r-curea srs.sf..,
Bscon, special selections. at IL cents
1000 pounds Best Imported Mac.roni. in pound
packages: regular 15-cent goods, at IL cents.
$50 bottles Hyden Salad. . very delicious RELISH
2o-cent size. At Il cents
1000 pounds White Clover Honey. in 2-pound CAPS;
regular Ascent goods. at 80 cents.
500 cans Franco-American Soups. the finest good.
Of the kind known to the trade; regular 40
cent gooda ct "a cents.
Now bear in mind these are remarkably low priees
and Of course, the goods will soon disappear Do not
miss your chance to secure supply.
EIPHoNzo YoUNas COMPANY
<2s Ninth st.
p s-Remember our Potato Chips are decidedly
superior to any to be found in the city and our
nous sales enable rs to get them by express every
morning. EY.Co.
d2S-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-21

The end crowns the work. Dakota is at last
in possession Of her 6irthright as a state, and
nothing on earth but herself can now longer
say her nay. Justice has been long delayed,
the struggle has been heroic, but the end ia
sweeter than it could possibly have been with
less of hardship. What personal sacrifices,
what herculean labors, what hopes deferred,
the history of her effort to become a state will
record. The compensations have been many
and great. No new state has before come into
the sisterhood of states full-fedged with
so many votes in Congress. No state was ever
so adapted by the enterprise of her own peo-
pie to use with such effectiveness fhe oppor-
tunities coming within her statehood. More
than ample population, railroads almost in
excess. charitable and penal institutions well
organized and equipped, her natural resources
already developed far beyond the progress at
tanned in older settled communities, and
possessed of fame worldwide for prolific
soil, free land, good climate, excellent schools,
homogeneous and alert citizens, enterprising
newspapers, active and prevailing churches,-
what future must flow from all these mighty
forces OF civilization
To the people of South Dakota directly and
unhesitatingly congratulations must be ex-
tended To their efforts how much of the pres
ent victory is due! Their brothers in North
Dakota are also to be congratulated. Together
both sections have made good fight. To their
citizens belongs one of the most important
pages in history. They have not only gained
full citizenship for themselves and statehood
for the home of their choice, but they have
carried along by sheer force Of circumstances
of their own making their sister states of Mon
tana and Washington. All the waiting and
labor is at last rewarded The country is to be
congratulated On such grand accession of new
empire. They bring new blood, health, and
strength There is honor and prosperity for
all in their admission.
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-08
A Remarkable po.,.

Professor Henry Beals. n fellow - a.,
Royal Society Of London, has been n,al-i,e. -,
special search for roekino stonas EI. ]
Jour1eylngs have been very successful Fl.
search for rocking stones" has been mad =,
conjunction with geologists on the Continant f.
VINO are seeking to establish bevond co1tro'
Versy the theory that these great rocks and
clillously balanced stones which in man, ~
stances are as large as a small housa yvoro
cttrI led on floating icebergs during the nv
- tei ious GUS, era known as the glacial period or
1le rocking stones he has discovered but one
new example in addition to that oiread,-
6nown: !, This is at Noank, on the farm ~
OaIeD Haley, New York fish dealer
1hls stone Is estimated to weigh twenty-e,,,
,oiiS IL mas rocking scope of six inches
llu can Dc readily moved by the hand OnIv
me other stone IS known of in New Fno-lo,,J
hab Lanesborougb SEA 4 photograph ma,
'een taken Of MolrotSun Rock, also known a.
iheharHs'-i' IN the town Of MontviIe T,i-
rock was used as fortress and v,atcL .o.,-l u
py tne Mohegan Indians It is now know,
=! 70 ue tne largest specimen Of erratic bovIde-
IN TINS country thus far discovered Il 4.
Iorty-nve feet high and seventy feet lono-
anu Is calculated by scientists to WEIGH m Az
IONS, an enormous load for a Zoe of ico ~
larry. IL Is evidenced by the large fakes ~
lne stone which the insinuatine frost 81 -
storms Of centuries have cbinned -, ''!iu ~
~ no, oI these fragments is sixty feet long and
we've o Ieet thick and its estimated ves,,t -
''SOO IONS New London Telegraph.
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-08
Ate Five Dozen Raw rcos.

a boiler maker named Howe astonisba5 t,,
spicures at Scheffer & Kerlinger's rests,r,t
Baltimore, by offering to bet IS that he co,I5 n,
sat' without intermission, five dozen 80. ~.
Eggs shells and ALL A doubling Tbonas' ~, ~
septed the offer, and the freshest ebiclor
lr1t ootainable was placed before the boiIo-
haAer. The latter, a hale and lustv neebsnic
unouttoned his vest and prepared for bnsi'
aeSs- The first two dozen disappeared vitbi,,
naI an hour, the eater apparently enio,i,,. .ei,l
ms uls meal he was not so fresh gettina ov,aS
@iIh the third dozen, and took more t.%y timo
sun swallowing the fourth. He kept at vori-
however, and finally succeeded in dispatcb''
ing the last twelve, though not without an
ms method was peculiar one. He tool,
I Up one egg after the other, and. after suel,ine,
= Z! ai'y' tossed the shell into his mouth AMI
Iter crunching it into powder. swaIlovs5
na1 also When he had finished his iob ~
rev from his pocket beer bottle fiIIe5 y-i+b ~
lcohol used in spirit lamp. and droni-
own the fluid Turning to tie astonisba5 i,.,4
..S peclapoIs, he offered to eat seven dozen more
'iIhout the shell, but no one took him mn mn
altimore Dispatch. '- Up
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-08

were to be spoken by him, not SUNG szoa-,
mnere they came within his compass fd1'
Of the bird ii'''lion
ne man was very good natured faIlov,
OUT or 50 little intellectual canacitt, a.
though he came to Mr.. Winners mnsic sto.e t,,r :
nlgnt after night to learn the words AZ ~
song, he was never able to master more - t,a,, s.o
one verse OF it Such, however. was III, bis
seLlse OF the comic and such bis facility in i'm.
pIS1slslng ..S lines to the music, suggesting ridi-
sSious Ianeies to attract the crowd, that bis
,oao1 -J1el-lg bird" soon added greatly to Dicks
ballad form, and at once became very- -
ana such Is its hold upon the public fancT tbat
liitho1gh it has been sung and whistIe3 an, AMI
played the country over for an AVERAGE iifa-
,lle, u still retains its place as song Of na-
ionai reputation. .-Philadelphi Record
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-08
Stones for Each nr0n.,.


you were ushered into this world ot q,
beginning Of the year. in ,Januarv e.. - -. u
should wear garnet because tbst will - ~
your husband true to you and will n,al,a ,-a,
I good mother. VI
II you selected February 10 n,al,e ,,o,,,. -
then you must have an amethvs+ for ~" ,I,"
,,,,s you truthful, it will protect you from
serving. eiiV ana god
..i-a II tne winds Of March waited you thither
fs.,, ss,n9 d sappnlre then you win DO preserved
from quarrels and will be faithful
TOT april changing every hour. put on
-, .iiisei diamond and you will be kept
uTo from evil and pure your life long.
and long life. sO'u ueaiIh
AN a agate for June will protect from spools
ana Keep your husband faithful
ouiy' warm and sunshiny, causes a rubv 70
go" Tor you and fills the heart of the mo-,
you IoVe with passion and alteration.
Tor August choose the sardonyx and von
WI WI oe a nappy mother, but you will have IN
ioOk out Tor your husband.
september endows you with a n1oonstono
ou VIII be lucky in games of chance and
have many loves. 'iu
C, GcIoDer makes good housewife. for the
'aI y puhcie promotes love of home
november gives a turquoise and MANY
ienus' thelr faithfulness is shown bv ~
tone retaining its color. '-e
II december to you and to all the world %
ls ana little people wish the turouoise bo'
Iuse ,.. In that month there came to usa friend
! Itlie enid For unto us this dav is horn j.,
King. ."-Philadelphia Times {
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-08
origin Of a Popular son.

me popular ballad, Listen to the Nroci,.
,es. ,5s Duu' was written and first published in
,ooS, oy Septlmus Winner, of PhiladeInbia
ti,ui Slieer Ine nom de plume Of "AIice Haw'
s,,S snolle ms mothers maiden name. It was
o-s o-sSesleu incidentally by listening TO a col
i;. 81 man, p:, DICK Mlburn, known as s'TVbist.
49, III LICK! who wandered about the citv
~ ,.,issillig ~ imitation of moclSing bird n
r,-e s'.e lline strumming an accompanin1ent
s,s-sl os,ytl tue guitar Struck by his remarkabIe
H.. 10 nance as a warbler Mr.. w. said h
~, --ru o'io gay, hah in jest, "Dick, III write
So,,,, ~ q sOlS Tor your moclKing bird The
,o.5Ie. -h'e.ss Q. the colored mans voice was
~ ~, - IN octave and, as viii be observed
. ~ .'S.oly 10y was made very simple, 50 as not
9 tao aocking Bird" which ram bigbsr oibson
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-08
syrup of Vlgs.

Is, ls Natures own trHe laxative, Itis the mos,
saslly taken, and the most effective remeds
nuo"n to Cleanse the System when Bilions =,
oos,lvsi to disoel Headaches, Colds. and Feves
70 70 cure Hahitual Constipation. Ind,oasnoa
rl'es, etc. Manufactured only BY he CaI,eor'
MA rug Syrup Company, San Francisco O.,
~ Magshalps Drug Store.