The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


T1yIArURE ALNANAc-rHIs DAY
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MONDAY. July s, 1889.
MEMORANDA
-, r,lv 5-Arrived, schrs c Fl Eaton,
New 49 nIIAl,,,S,rick is bound 10 Elizabethport;
Sinclair PS.hToidt, Pashley, Georgetown, {, IS
bound 70 PERU a.5- Waccamaw, squires George
town ana .l5 Ru0 Univ Arrived, bark Nor (Nor),
4 NtlggL.i5t Savannah -. &C.,
Nsssn: [ens Tniy ARRIVED. bark stralsand
. u, l11lebiberg Savannah -, W.T..
'i SS--,.sssnstown. July 4-Passed, pdTS o'OI
+ 9le7 Iapesn Pensacola for Garston DOCK
lN9i 4, 49, TlIv 2-Cleared. bark VIM Bateman
haiiI le,13tber. from Brunswick for West har-
Isn,oI having repaired ,..au uni
t5pyyo .-.nra Iuly 5-Cleared. schr Maud ID Dud-
baltl.-.o,ii % Port Royal, S G, via Norfolk
lei 4;-GIT T.-,,k July 5-Arrived, schr Antonio
DsssiieI barks Peter CNorl, Christensen, Monte
So eovereign CBrl, Cook, eIarston DOCK;
wee rfsarson9 Griffin, Fernandina; Isaac n
SCI eL,5' SreaInan Satilla River, Ga
IB5nlcksylIe c, July 5-Sailed, schr HATTIE te
NC Ruck Putnam. PolnL-a-Fltre, Uuad' Auu4O
ISla1 Hartman, New Haven. 1900,
P-ifsst. July 5-Sailed' schr Fannie 4 Gornan'
v9dIin. Jacksonville. IT,.
" SS;in IuIv 5-Arrived. steamship Tona-
,~enda Carson, New 1OrkS SCnf -"Cii00~ -
Wiley Wiley. Charleston. e, =,
17Nbhari Mehaffey, Fernandina, to load for
N9 G.d-Seroyn D c, July 5-Arrived, schr City
- R9iiimore, Tawes. Fernandina.
Vi rnoi-sonviIle. July 5-Cleared, schrs J I Hos
- Bennett Baltimore; Nettie Langdon
El n,,fIpd New York; Lois Chapelles, Ross, do
iVobila Iulv ARRIVED, schr Anna, Arenas
hT Pensacola. July ARRIVED, barks Bogliasco
,1tan Bertolotto. Cape Town; Clarence (Brs
Wehb do: Eliza Lines (Nor), Andersen, ana
FIida Nor. Petersen, Buenos Ayres; Domenico
1anata Utah F&nn Vera Cruz; Lennatln
Gie'sred bark CURL (Syy) Stromberg Ensenads.
Pbiladelphia. July 5-Cleared, schr Mary
Hall. Veasic. Ferrandina. -.
delaware BTeakwater: July 4IPaSsed OUT eI
steamship Elpis (Br), from Phlladelphla LOT
Coosaw, S c; Nor,apcs (Br), do for do.
VINEYARD Haven July A. Arrived, brig Jennie
Hubert, Moraug, Darien for Bath, and sailed 9Th.
SPOKEN.
June 80, 80 miles Ne from ,Tortugas, bark
Magnificent (Br), frou Pensacola for Liverpool.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
pbiladelnhia. July 4--Sh;p VIM 6 Davis, Prince,
which arrived here this evening from Liver
rooI has on board 10 sailors rescued June In
lat 10 60 lon ~. They were the crew or snip
Patriot Queen (Brl, from Dariea for Larne' Scot
land which was abandoned in SlnHlng conol-
non Tae Patriot 9,ioen was previously re-
ported passed, abandoned and on fire June y.
NOTICE TO MARINERS,
New York, July 3-Mariners are informed
that the United States steam drill scow will be
anchored on or about July over Diamond Reef
ShOal NE of Governors Island, between the
Battery and the Brooklyn wharves, New York
harbor, for the purpose OF removing that OBJ,
-, uicrnft VpS-alS cautioned
not to collide with the working plant, as the
government will not be held responsible for
damages. u dlLLESP1E,
lieutenant Colonel, Engineers, u a, in charge.
Washington, July S-Notice is given by the
Lighthouse Board that on or about July Is, 1889,
fog bell, struck by machinery, will be estab-
!jshed at Sharps Island light station, Chesa-
peake Bay, Maryland. -
During thick and foggy wheather this bell will
he struck a double blow at intervals of 10 Sec
onds
Notice is also given that, on or about July IS,
1889 the following changes and additions will be
made in the lighting of the entrance to Cape
Fear River.
oak Island Range-The front beacon will be
moved to the westward, so that the range line
about NNE) will pass directly over the location
Of the Cape Fear River entrance bell buoy. The
characteristics of the lights will remain as they
are.
Cape Fear Range-This range will be discon-
tinued by the discontnuance of the front light.
New Channel Range-This range will be eStab-
lshed on Smiths Island to guide through the
channel recently dredGcd across Cape Fear
River. The lights will be fixed white shown
from lens lanterns on posts about 2,4OO feet
apart, and ranging. approximately, NE by
EYE. The range line will intersect the Oak
Island Range line at the Cape Fear River en-
trance bell buoy. The front light will be u feet
and the rear light 10 feet above mean sea level
The front light of the new channel range will
be so located that, With the Cape Fear light as
rear light, it will form range TO guide
(NNW14W from its intersection with the Smith S
island range to an anchorage near Southport
Smiths Island Range-The rear light of this
range will be changed from fixed white to a
fixed red light.
CORRECTION.
The position of the whistling buoy recently
nnoored off Little River (Cutler) Harbor, Maine
Notice to Mariners No. 49, should be IL miles
Sc by E from Little River Lighthouse.