The morning news., 1889-11-11
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POST LIGHTS IN INDIAN RIVER.

POST LIGHTS IN INDIAN RIVER.
Notice is hereby given that on or about Nov
Is, 1889, the following named post lights will be
established in the Indian River, Fla: No 2, Sand
fixed red light. No 8, Cape Cod, fixed white
light. No H. Cape Malabar, fixed red light
No. g. Grants farm, fixed white light. No 16,
Micco, fixed red light. No II. Orchid, fixed
white light. No 1S, Houston, fixed red light
No 13, Bethel, fixed white light. No D. Gar
field, fixed red light. No 10, Ankony, fixed
f No s So9n p Sd red H8 sh T' S9
Peek's Lake, north, fixed red light. No 2S
Peek's Lake, south, fixed red light. No %, Cor
set pSt 0 S0 Is No oSab 81 sPSh Sar xsd Ns
red light. No 3S, He'll Gate, fixed red light. No
49, Ash Pan Shoal, fixed white light
These lights will be shown from lanterns on
structures, consisting, each, of cluster of
three piles. with boards five feet square, in the
center of which is large figure designating the
number of the light, which will be visible when
approached from either north or south.
The lights on the east side of the channel are
fixed white and have odd numbers; those on the
west side are fixed red and have even numbers.
In going from Titusville to the southwark the
red lights on the Starboard hand.
By order OF the Lighthouse Board.
DAVID B. HARMONY, R A, U S N, Chm'n.
Washington, D G, Nov 6, 1899.
New Bedford, Nov Capt Bibber of steamer
City of Fitchburg, reports the whistling buoy
OH HOlnt judith as De1ng In pad condition,
not being able to hear it over 80 feet away.
RECEIPTS.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Nov 9-2,962 bales cotton, 1854 bbls rosin. 5T
bbls spirits turpentine, bales hides, cases dry
goods, $3.50 boxes oranges 20 bbls oranges, 10
pkgs fresh meat, 1 case cigars, pkgs wax, Is
sacks rough rice, 5 boxes tobacco, I car cast
ings, 40 pkgs furniture, IS boxes vegetables, 80
cases eggs. cars wood, Al cars lumber.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, Nov g.
JIG bales cotton, 8 bbls spirits turpentine e
bbls rosin, cars empty bbls, 2a6 bags bone, 3
cars wood, box matches, / case clothing, 20
6bls tar, $50 ribs, 10 bdls castings. bdl rugs,
cases cheroots, cases cigars, 80 pkgs tobacco,
Is Grated machines, 95 bds fire dogs, case dry
goods, % boxes tobacco, l49 caddies tobacco. Q
bags feathers, 4 cases nested woodward, bbls
nested tinware. so bdls peanuts, 2lots goods,
4nests trunks,
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Gate City, from Boston-Capt
Poor and wife, Z K Pray and wife, Sarah Con-
nell. Mrs Smith, II Damon, F w Strout, F
W Whitmore and wife. Mrs Jennings, W A
Woodbury. and wife, MISS Woodbury., G Fl Han
sen, Mrs B Clough and inft, A w DAVIS and
wife. R Merrill and wife, Miss Ella Snow, Miss
Reed. Mrs A Gould. Mrs Goodman. Miss L Foss,
wing, Q B Crowell, Mrs NJ GWadsworth, Mrs M
Hutchins, Cora E Neatly, G WEIGH, w Reed,
Dallmer, f Hutchison Mrs Newhoff, G L
Earns ccafTnsTorth, 70 Mr. Kendall. Mrs Kingsley; W
Lane. d johnson, B NJ Parker, e Lieburg,
=. Caldwell, Miss M Brown. Jameson, P
TTeITerson, G F Jackson. E S Davis, Dahlof, w
mayer, G Thayer, Mrs L Matthews, W s
Robinson and wife, B P Woodman, f H Blod-
se1t' Master Butts and 20 steerage.
CoNsIGNEEs.
,, Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, Nov g.
Transfer Office, Baldwin & Co. Garnett, S & Co,
Woods & Co, Warren & A, w W Gordon & Co,
Montague & Co, W W Chisholm, Ellis. Y & Co.
wt Williams & Co, Johnson & Co, F Torrent,
wilcox. G & Co, Brown Bros, G Fox. Cohen &
20, q W Tiedeman & Bro, S Shotter & Co, L
a baKer, Palmer Bros, A G Rhodes & Co, S
vel vel Epstein & W, Lee Roy Myers Co. o O
2 SGuckenheimer & Son, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, j
echey & Co, R Einstein, Lindsay & M. Jack
Son; q Go, Smith Bros, Kavanaugh & B. A
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
nov Nc W 9cFordg Office, Heron & G, Ellis, & Co,
Gordon & Co, Jno Flannery & Co, o w
Jackson, Montague & Co, E Hunting & Co,
u D. Dancy, Butler & S, Warren & A, J Perry,
woods Co, Wood & Bro. Maclean & Co,
TWaTWnett, "a W 1T, & Co. F M Farley. H NJ Conner 60,
wv. W Chisholm, Chestnut & ON Baldwin & Co,
n 4 D Mcintyre, A Letter & Son, D Clark,
5 Collins & Co. M Ferst's Sons & Co. Sarah
zones, Smith Bros, A Wall. J G Butler. d
Martin, A Hull & Co, Savannah Steam Bakery,
Guckenheimer & Son, Lee Roy Myers & Co, E
66encken, Lippman Bros, e Hunting Co.
Das DDayis Bros, W Simkins, Kavanaugh & B, H H
DsLeon, Southern Cotton Oil Co, Frierson & Co,
.. +, ,Shotter & Co, Dale, D & Co, S. & W Ry,
Stllwell, NJ & Co, Reppard & Co. Mcmillan Bros,
Georgia " Hussars, Lloyd & A, A s Thompson, z
I Roberts. Savannah Freight Agt Strauss Bros,
Putzel, Fl Myers & Bros, Bendhelm Bros & Co,
Z II Dorsett
Fer Central Railroad. Nov 9-Fordg Agt,
n, II VI VI Conner Co, F NJ Farley, Baldwin & Co,
nM Gordon & Co. Woods & 90, Stanley & s,
Sarnett, Co, Jno Flannery & Co, Butler & s,
~ Maclean & Co, Heron & G., Wood & Bro,
NJ Williams Co, w w Chisholm, G Haas,
arren A, NJ Y & D Mcintyre, Palmer Mfg
CR;G w Tiedeman & Bro, w H Price, b Roth
ETn. g Davis & Son, J F Tietjen, w Susong,
SStynes =. Decker & F, A Hanley, s Elsnger,
sSofthern Cotton Oil Co, T w Boatwright, II II
GGa4nsoury, Lppman Bros Lindsay & M, Hester
M VVTlm, A jackson, Strauss Bros. Jas Douglas, G.
y ,Morrel, Eckman V, j Il Shuptrine & Bro, d
NJ n MORRISON, W Cherry & Co, Standard Oil Co,
r Nm, Nell I q co, G Whitehead. H Allen, DR.
u Nash. Savannah Steam Bakery, ] Heintz &