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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

NATIONAL
~ SAFE DEPOsIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON,
NE COR IoTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY -. 1861.
Aeorssnized under act Congress OctoberI. Is90
Trsnsaets the business ofa
TRUST COMPANY
.l ~ Its Various branches
Also the business
sAyINGs BANK
And ofa
FAIL DEIOSII COMPANY.
Capital:
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
Act. 9. administrator guardian of the e..
tates Of minors committee of the lunatics
receiver assignee ant executes trusts vi and every
Gescripiiou-
Wills kert without charge.
Receives money deposits in sums Of TEN CENTS
tIc UPWARD aud allows interest thereon
Money deposited before the first day and on the first
seOLO and LHG u tie month will draw interss,
from the frst day
Loans honey uIon real and collateral secur-
ity.
stis trs,clsss estate and other securities In
SUNS Of sJOO and Inward
Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALE
AbLhS u On ueio.it IN eApacious storage vaults Of
tLsNfpaSse1 drY aess and security.
SMALL sAIEs IoK RENT FROM e. 70 sI25 PER
ANNJA
sit3Sis sonTpry t4elr n o doR &c 70 t and uasn
ttEle. u1lll % . C4Ock J.. IL. a. follows
u tte lJtA DAY v! sarl month
~ tbS last bGslErss day Of each month.
tsALtaJs vxleYIeGl- ~
Wet the I0tA i-IIs Sunday the Isth aAy VII bs
sGDstlsgt<d-
Management:
lIvsl0enl,
BENJAMIN l.. SNYDER
\ ice Presidents.
SHAkl.kS e. 1LON kh. Etrss.
JANIS NJ JOHNSTON. Second
treasurer.
l. FRANCIS RIGGS
Secretary,
ALBERT l. SIJETEVANr
Dl-eCtSrs.
bertsnin ?. Snyder. Zenas C. Robbin,
Alert l. SrurteVAal Andrew Wyli.
1870 n 4Ailt, Matthew u. Emery,
80 C-elA@ne. Charles A. James
Ne-41 = "A-Aru, l. trancls Riggs.
--,1s u johnston. Charles e. Ulovsr.
= - I.oss feErS. John u. PaTke.
--Ci--S ASees Ionn ?. l.OdxerA
O-oA William T. Clark.
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Miss o. John Granted ssparssssa.
Loxpox, Dec. la-The petition Of Miss 81
John for separation from her husband, y
AArzas, has been granted ~ ~ soog2
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RSDEAR SIR:
~ We have unsurpassed facilities for making
to measure MkNS SHlRIS any style-with or
without collars and cuffs II you contemplating
placing your ORDER Is the best time, SHIRT
worn through the winter Is pleasanter during
the warm weather. We will take order. execute
il promptly and voueh u perfect and
isiaction Let make sample Shirt subject to your
approval
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
oc7-3Iu 10th. l1th and NV
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~ There are doubtless many
people in Washington who
do not know that there
We coll exists . concern whose bust.
for and ness it is to deliver parcels.
detiper Any parcel weighing not
parceIs. more than ten pounds will be
called for and delivered to any
point Of Washington for 10
cents.
Merchants Parcel Delivery
Company.
9l2 Pennsylvania ave.
Telephone No $50.
Trunks. 25 ceuts. 1t
HsoUR BARGAINS N BICYCLES:
TUESDAY, DEC Is. 1891.
A GOOD SAFETY FOR SIS!
NOT brand-new: neither il it secondhand, but in
fair riding condition.
tn do to learn on.
Eve teach you for 81 more.)
eoRMuLLY b JEFFERY MFG. CO..
dis 1926 14th st. ny
A JOHN B. WIGHT.
Real Estate Brokor.
AN INVESTMENT OR A HOME
Three good lots-Binney ST.. 80 cents: Roanoke ct.
near i4th. 40 cents; Howard ave., 65 cents.
Fine double house on 9 st. near Sd, modern i'm.
provements.
s4,4OO WV ''' ''''
Business property 10th st. near F. CO. so Der foot
.a St 90 10th st.. 2szso feet. economical size. only
JOHN B. WIGHT.
aI2 l4Oeh G st.
|~ WHO hssas hsSI; pG. S2,a E1Psrsenes. aa.
The experience Of users OF
Writing Machines today shows
conclusively that the
MINGToN
STANDARD TYPEWRITER
Still retains by its merits
the supremacy which it
long ago achieved.
wycKoFF. sEAMANs BENEDICT.
d15-tr sTH AND SITS NV
~ A PROMINENT BUSINESS NAN AMI
~ THE PHONOGRAPH.
Ofhce Of
THOS. W. SMITH
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Lumber
Washington. D. c.. April l6, 1891.
Z d, Easton. Esq.,. President Columbia
Phonograph Co..
Dear Sir-in answer to your letter Of
the 18th instant beg to state that use
the Phonograph right along in my busi-
ness, the same as if l had a stenographer
tiny desk. have two machines, one
for dictation and the othef for TRANSCRIPT
ing. use them daily Hndfsnnsst hourly.
and find them very convenient
have no hesitatonNin Recommending
the Phonograph to the Basingss co(nmu-
nifty, and am satisfied that when they
once get down to work at it and under.
stand its qualities they will never give
1t up until something better is invented.
Dictated to the Very truly. yours,
PhonOgraph. THOMAS W. SMITH
Photographs leased, sold and sent ON
trial.
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO..
1t No 627 Z st. NV
warmer Wednesday morning; generally yat
wednesday: colder Wednesday night
OUR SPECIALITY.
Drop line or tele-
phone $40 If you want an
estimate wish to make
some repairs. We make q
speciality of this kind Of
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FINANCIAL
SAFE DErosrr Boxes
FoR RExr.

Our new CiarI's Dror-si1 Vault contains
nssriy seven hnu.lrei safe depo-i; OoIes. A
number o. ih-s.4 7r. YET unrsIte'i
There are seven sizes r4ngIDE from 2hy D
!ncle- by ! IN, lies lonS 20 IL IS lOlnches by
- inr'-cs lon PrICes are -. $50, $40.
SIS. 50. s:E, and $50 Ter ysn. This ten
d. lar I~r year box Is larger than Is usually
rrEt-.t AZ IN space.
Ia, " nit : bO,n IRE and burglar proof. and
sursOInd-d with every Convenience. such as
priV..e apartments fOr examining papers,
funds. sc.
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A NATIONAL BANK IN TRoUBLR.-Ths con-
troller of the currency has decided to place .
receiver in charge of the National Bank of San
Diego, Cal, and to leave open for q short time
longer the question Of the ability of the share
holders to restore the hank to q business basis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-15

THESE SAW THE PREsIpENr.-The Presidents
callers today included Senators Barbour, Proc
tor, Washburne, Casey and Dawes, Representa-
tives Mckinney, Sioux, Taylor, Houk, Pickler
and Walker, ex-senator Blair, W. A. Abbott
and s. V. Stiilings of Boston and Hon. Thos
E. Miller and Collector Smalls of South Caro-
lima with delegation.
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FINANCIAL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EkENsISeroS
Is admitted to bea
charming place for
suburban residence
all the year. have
Just two beautiful
houses for sale on
very easy terms.
Elegant mantels,
furnace. range,
bath, windmill,
electric bells &c.
"Consultati0a
Free"
PERCY s. FOSTER,
General Manager kENSINGTON PARK.
dI2-s.ts-t 9l6 + st.. Rooms and 10.
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ASTHMA AND CArARnH
CURED BY THE
CIGARETTES EsPIC.

Oppression, Sufocsting, Coughs, Colds, Chest Neu-
ralsia se. PARIS: j, EsPlC 20 Rue ST. Lazare New
lork; FOUGEkA; MILHAU. Sold BY all Chemists Of
America pl4l&l5.ly
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COLLECTION WARMcAsTLR's CAsE.-The case
Of Collector Warmcastle of Pittsburg, charged
with official misconduct has been submitted
to the President and it is understood he will
act on it in . few days. The prevailing i'm
preston 10 that . change In the Office will be
made.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R->I DESIRE MY FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS
&-S-s and the public requiring the services Of an
e1per Plumber. Gas and Steam Filter, to call 1T
T36 18th st. NV. tdl6-3t'I WILLIAM KOCH.
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8~A CHRISTMAS HINT"
What better more valued gift for
student in drawing than hand
some set OF drafting Instruments or
single instruments OF the finest quail
ity to supply his immediate wantsi
We have y complete line OF nne cases
Of instruments and splendid assOrt-
nnent Of detached pieces.
FRED. A SCHMIDT.
Artists. Architects and Engineer Requisites,
Branch. 1722 Pa. ave. ld15l 5O4 9Th ct. q. v.
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SHALL I GIVE MY FATHER,
MOTHER. BROTHER. SISTER. WIFE.
HUSBAND. CHILDREN. LOVER Oh
SWEETHEART. FOR CHRISTMAS.

These questions daily asked and not 70 easily IN
swered.
Can't We help you with these problems,
How would CARVER, with or without casa do
for the father and the husband.
Then the SCISSORS and SCISSOR CASES, or POS
sibly pretty pearl solid silver-handled POCKET
kNiFE may be just the thing your mothsr. sister o.
sweetheart ID longing for.
You can tickle your young brother or your chldfsn
by the gift Of pair Of SKATES possibly. skating
days arc over. nice RAZOR would be the thing.
All these and many other articles suitable for Christ
mas Gifts may be found in our Hardware Department
In purchasing Cutlery Of you buy from the largest
stock in the city.
BARBER Z Ross.
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY GooDs
MODERATE PRICES
BRODHEAD CO.'S
BEAUTIFUL UPTOWN STORES.
Lovely DRESS GOODS Of all kinds very cheap.
Blankets. Cofnfortzbies, Counterpznes, Table Linen
tssts OF BY the ysrd). Napkins. Towels Doylies. xc
,hSldkerehlefs Gloves. Hosiery Ladies' and Gents
hderwear. Collars and CUTS. Suspenders Collar and
Sud Boxes Plush Toilet Sets. Manicure Sets. Dolls.
IccI Chests Albums Umbrellas Pans. Buresu scarfs,
sottmonnAies. Perfunery. shaving Sets. smoking
SETS Ash keceivers. Bsque Figures. and thousand and
one other Things too nullercusto mention These
al very beautiful and cheap. and trust may bs
% dstrtbnted as to help make lots Of tplks have
AEkkI CHRIsTMAS.
BRODHEAD CO. (recsntly on + Fst)
b9ueie stores, 1910 and issi 1Ath ST.. near 8.
Establishsd lS67. dl29s
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~WHAT THE ''STAK" SA1S:
from Star Of December 18th:
"A man may spend all the money he has
on his clothing. but a. will never have that
style that marks him q well dressed man
unless his trousers hang we'll. They won't
hang we'll, either. unless they made by
some one who knows his business, Tor IL is
not every tailor that can make a perfect pair
OF trousers. At this holiday season. wnen
every wants to look his best, it is good
plan to leave an orsier with q. WAKEFIELD
SIMPSON. the expert In trousers"
And fortunately have large line Of
Trouserings at this time.
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert IN 1rOusers,"
Cor, 9Th and q sts. NV. d15
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u EPORT or TlIE CONDITION
II Oft1--
NATIONAL CAPITAL BAN OF WASHINGTON.
At WASHINGTON. Tn. b1strict Of Columbia,
Al the close OF business. D-yeInber .. 1891
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WSCOAI- ICE. WOOD
- AMERICAN ICE co.
Telephone, 4St. Main ofice: Southwest corner 10Th
and SIS. n ": Branch ofnces 6O6 Pennsylvania ave
IL list and sts wand 18th and l4th wbaryes
s.w. Quality OF FUEL unsurpassed Prices rsasOp-
able. Satisfaction guaranteed
Call RID WAOONS iOr Pf NCBSCOT ICE. se:,S
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subscriptions for shares in the first issue of stock
viii be received by the following officers of the ASSOC
Edward ]. Hannah. president. SIT l1th st. NV ;
j. Henry Buscher. vice president. 500 Center and
100 n. Liberty Market: Dennis Connell cor. 1st and
SITS. n W. b. J. Coyle, Us 9th st. NV; John B.
MbSy. MMebTssy burssq @ Of ensavps % and printing Robert
nv; Dennis W. Magrath::, 29s 10th and i5l St.
H. W. John ShuRhrue, l103 18th st. u. W. D. A. Dris-
coll. $40 Florida W. Henry W. Sohon, attor-
ney, Fenda building. 344 D 1t. n. Alfred s. Will
son. trustee. 625 + st. n W. Henry c. Huntemann.
trustee. Room 21. u y patent office; A. J. Clarke
VI 1th st. II: W.. and Meyer Loeb. 9i2 st. NV
First meeting for payment of dues will be held at
Carroll Institute Hall, CO.. st. NV, on MONDAY
January l. 1897. at .ock pm.
dl5,17 10 2224 26 q. ia24 Sacretary.
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BOOK NOTICES.

THE CRIoUETTE. by Ludovic Halevy.
Rand, McNally & Co., publishers, Now
York. Paper. so cents. This is bright
and sparkling story. The dialogue is lively
and the characters are well drawn It is a
French story and has all the vivacity of the
French light literature.
THE WORLD ALMANAC AND BUREAU OF
INFORMATION, price % cents, contains a
vast amount of valuable matter. In its
800 pages there are political facts and facts
which the merchant, farmer, and mechanic
will find it useful to know. There are facts
for union veterans and,confederare veterans
and facts bearing upon all sorts of sporting
matters The almanac contains the game
laws of the different states, and religious
statistics-in fact it contains so much that
it Is impracticable to mention all of it. It is a
good almanac to have. The World, New
York.
The FINANCIAL REVIEW, or RED Book,
for. thisyear, is out. 1t contains a review Of
last years banking and financial matters,
both in this country and Great Britain, of
trade and commerce, the money market,
exchange, gold and silver, national and
state securities, also of railroads and their
securities. II includes the investors sup
plement, which makes it invaluable for a
reference book by the business man and In
weston. 1t is volume OF $50 pages, and is
issued from the office of the Commercial
and Financial Chronicle, by William B,
Dana & Co., 102 William street, New York
fxy
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THE aRANGnRs RAN THE TOWN

How the Farmers Speculated-Points
for jay Gould.
The man who says that the agricultural
vision is obscured by hayseed and rural SIM
plicity knows not whereof he speaks
The alliancemen ran the town last week.
There seems to be doubt as to whether the
agricultural convention held its sessions in
public hall or at B. H Levy & Bro. g.
The latter place saw a good deal OF them,
and the low prices Of fine Clothing. Over
coats, Hats, Neokwear and Underwear
caught them. They admitted that it was
the best speculation they had struck in a
long time, and every man of them invested
heavily at
sENENTY-FIvE GENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
How could things be otherwisea The
man who doesn't know good thing when
he sees 1t oughtnt to see anything. Our
trade has held up wonderfully-surging
anxious buying crowds all the time-all
pleased, all satisfied, all telling their
friends and hurrying them to Levy's before
all the good things are gone
CHILDREN's SHIRT WAISTS
are the lively little leaders this week. We
have too many Boys and Childreu's Shirt
Waists, and must reduce the stock. Low
prices will do it, and now is the opportunity
for mothers.
Did you know that we sell boys long
stockings much less than you've been pay
ing in dry goods stores for inferior qualitys
Gentlemen-old men, young men-your
chance to buy really Fine Clothing at IN
heard of prices is rloaU. We don't want to
carry over single garment-cur prices
preach that. Come and look over our stock,
and If you find no inducernent don't buy
Come on Monday,
Come on Tuesday,
Or w Wednesday,
Or Thursday,
Or Friday,
Or Saturday.
Any day and every day is bargain day
at Levy's. If you buy anything and it
Doesn't fit,
or you don't like it,
or it doesn't please
in some way or any way,
bring it back intact and get your money.
We don't ,UanG anybody's money unless
tUe'Ue earned 1t.
B. b. LEVY & Bro,
I'D. 161 Congress.
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rREAsu "a + TrRovs.Ts
Finding of Oriental Coins and Jewels
in the Isle OF Skye. l

Finding of Oriental Coins and Jewels
In the Isle OF Skye. tf
From the Philadelphia Press.
New York, Feb. 11.--Further news of
the finding of hoard of Oriental treasure
trove in a cave in the Island of Skye, near
the northwestern coast of Scotland. has lust
been received here. Among the treasures
are seventeen oriental silver coins of the
class known as Cutie, about the size of a
form, and minted at the time when the seat
OF the Mohammedan caliphats wa lat Cufa or
Bagdad.
There are also fifteen silver ingots. cut by
an ak into lengths of about half
an inch, besides personal ornaments. OF
the la tier the largest is a toro or neckring,
twelve inches In length, formed of circu-
lar and tapering rod Of silver, with hooks
at the en- de. There are also fragments of a
large penannular brooch, formed of a solid
bar of silver a quarter Of an inch thick,
with punched characterization on both sides.
There are also portions of two thin brace
let's, one of them ornamented with rows of
marks made by punch with four dots in
the field, and another with marks Of a circu-
lar punch.
The Cutie coins are especially interesting.
Around the outer margin they bear two
lines OF inscription in the old Arabic char
&C ct, dnu Wlbnln bne circle the distinctive
formula of the Mohammedan faith. Being
difficult of decipherment, 1t is not yet pos
slble to give the details of the time and
place of their mintage but there is no
doubt that they belong to the early portion
of the tenth century, and are probably from
the mints of the Samasside and Abasside
caliphs at Bagdad and Samarcand.
The psychologists are trying to account
for the curious fact of the existence of these
oriental treasures in a cave OF one of the
isles of Northern Scotland. The time of
their concealment, ! 200 years ago, was that
In which the vikings aud sea rovers were in
the height of their glory. At this period
there was much commercial intercourse be-
tween the Asiatic countries lying to the east
of the Caspian Sea and the countries border
ing on the Baltic, the route being by the
Volga to the north of Russia. The vikings
were traders as well as plunderers, and
when they could not plunger they traded.
always striving to convert all booty into
silver, which was then the universal medium
of exchange.
1t was in the way thus indicated that the
Baltic vikings got hold of the silver coins
and Jewelry from far Asiatic countries The
long ships of these rovers we're then sweep
ing the North sea, turning into the Allan
tic and operating on the west coast of
England and Scotland, as well as on the
IRISH coast. They were especially active at
times in the region of the Hebrides, and 1t
was doubtless some of them who buried In
a cave in the island of Skye tire treasures
that have been found after thousand years
OF copcealment.
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For over Fifty Years

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for over fifty years by millions
of mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, sottens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists in
every part of the country. twenty-five
cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take nc
other kind-Ad
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Dolls, Half Price, at silva's.

A large stock of dressed and undressed
Bsque Jointed Dolls, Bisque Kid Body Dolls.
Washable and Wax Dolls, which must. and
will be sold, if price is any inducement.
Early buyers will save money and get the
choice.
My sale at reduced prices to close out
retail stock still continues
Silver plated ware very low. Rich Cut
Glassware ditto. Dinner Sets, Chamber
Sets, Tea Sets, moving lively. A good line
of Pianos, Parlor and Hall Lamps. Table
Cutlery, Brass Goods, Bisque Figures, Art
Pottery, aud everyday furnishings. A
often JAS. s. SILVA,
I'D 40 Broughton Street.
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was perfect, and in five days, when the
dressings were removed, the gratis in both
eyes had united and the healing process was
going on splendidIy.
In six weeks the eye was exposed TO light,
and the patient could distinguish alI,ohiects
within radius Of ffteen feet, though the
sight was not byqaDy meansi clear "a The
range of vision Is gradually increasing and
everything points to a.restoration of sight.
The patient by usasgIglasses to c5nGsh II ats
the light can see perfectly welt apy dis
lance, and II the dropsY does not return the
cure Of the blindness win be a perfect one.
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Lyngoer [NOrl, Christophersen, Rio JAneirO. SD
Eiba, Tilton. New York. sid Feb 10.
Emilia Revello lItall. Schiafino, at Dakar Dec
Henry L Gregg, Travis, at New York Feb II.
Bruce Hawkins. Quincy, Rockport, Ne, sid Feb
Finland [Rusl. Alander. at Liverpool. sid Feb 6.
Epnialtes NorI, Petersen, Liverpool, sid Feb 6.
Sioai lNorE Hanger. Nestport, sid FEB 4.
Somand NOR, Gram, at Liverpool Jan %
Samaraged Nor, --, from ---, sid
Agra Nor, --, from --. sid -.
Elizabeth lSwl. Anderson. Liverpool, sid Feb o
BRIGs.
John Wesley. vanGider, Baltimore. sid Feb 4.
Regla lNorl. Duns Sligo, sid Jan IS
NaJadden lNorl, Nielsen, Port Natal, sid Jan Q.
scHooNERs.
John H Cross, Rawley. Providence sid Jan O.
Mary L Crosby Williams, at New York Feb 6.
VIM h Shubert, Sloan, Baltimore. sid Feb 2.
Ewd Mansfield, Grossly, New York. up Feb T.
Aaron Reppard, Steelman, New York, sid Jan
Almeda Wiley, Wiley, New York. sid Feb 9.
Elizabeth Lee, Kendall. at New York FEB IL.
Helen Montague, Adams. at New York Feb II.
Annie Bliss, O'Donnell. at Baltimore Feb II.
VIM Marourg. Pillsbury, Baltimore, sid Feb
Emma Heather, Powell, Philadelphia, cid Feb Q.
J w Gaskll Douglass, Philadelphia, cid Feb 9.
Island City, voorhees,, Baltimore, sid Feb TO-
Anna Ebener, Springer, Baltimore, sid Feb =.
Lewis Ehrman, Collision, Baltimore, up Feb H.
Lille Schmidt, Henderson, Baltimore. up Feb
Ii.
Napoleon Boughton, Grove, Baltimore. up Feb
IA
Ida Lawrence, Young, Baltimore, up Feb IS.
Enchantress, Rolent, New York. up Feb IL.
Mary L. Peters. Williams New York, up Feb IA.
Ewd g Hight, Richards. Baltimore. up Feb IL
Satilla, Jayne, New York, up Feb IL.
VIM Cloves, Penny, New York, up Feb II.
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LIST OF VESSELS.
op, Cleared and Sailed for this Port.

STEAMSHIPS.
1Ocassett [Brl, Jenkins. Gibraltar, sid Jan 81
wa wa Philadelphia and Baltimore.
4ocahontas [Brl. James, Gergenti. sid Jan "a
wa wa Philadelphia and Baltimore.
-'OlSteln LGerl, Frahm London. sid Jan Is.
SHIPS.
Meelanesia [Norl, Rockers, Cape Town, sid Jan
via Barbados.
BARKs.
Emanuel ni Swedenborg LBrl, Brown, Altoona, sid
u oct II via Dover Jan J.
Neis5Suta Madre [Itall, ParascondoIa, Girgenti,
Ne N 7 Guest [Brl, Crosby, at La Plata City,
II1stnentna Itall. Porzio. Grgenti sid Dec 49,
0a w Fairlie [Brl Burch. Caleta Buena up Dec
Gsih,arsvarf lSwl, Teglund. Liverpool, sid Feb IL
N"iiileo 8 lltall, Razeta, Girgenti sid Dec &c.
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OFFICE OF ]. S. RosAMoSp & CO
DURANT. MISS. Dec. 10. 1890.
.;;,,n,ro, p,.oo S,,,onnob az

Messrs Lippman Bros. Savannah Ga:
GENTLEMES:-While in San Antonio, Tex,
last spring. saw your advertisement p P. p.
(Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium in the
paper for the cure of rheumatism, and thought
would try bottle. Finding such great re-
liet from it, on my eturn home had my drug
gist, Mr.. John McLe Ian, to order me a supply.
After taking think ten bottles have not had
a pain or ache since. Previous to that suffered
fore. take pleasure in recommending it TO those
suffering-Ad j. S. RosAMoED.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-16
CHIMNEYs,

The cost of a lamp is
chiefly in chimneys.
1t need not be. There are
chimneys that do not break.
Macbeth & Co., Pitts
burgh, "pearl : top" c.
their chimneys thus ~
Of course their chimneys
are made of the toughest
glass.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-16
ARRIVAL.
ARRIVAL.
HAS ARRIVED!

II. Fl. GORDON, the wsll-known Tailor Of the
Stewart Building New York city. has arrived
with a full Iineof choice novelties in foreign and
staple goods
DE SOTO HOTEL,