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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-21
MARKETS BY TsLEG 2APa.
FINANCIAL


NEW YORK, Oct. 20, noon.-Stocks opened
dull but steady. Money easy at 31315 per cent.
Exchauae-long. 81 $40 sos; short, 81 S514
IA S3l6 Government bonds neglected. state
bonds dull but steady ,,,-
NEW YoRK. Oct. ~, 500 p. m.-Sterilng ex-
change closed quiet and easy at - 3 GD4 81;
commercial bills, 81 1906 SSs4. Money easy
at 36n per cent closing offered at <. Govern
ment bonds closed dull but steady; four
per cents li695; four aud a half per cents --
State bonds entlrey neglect "a. 49, 800. 80.
SUB e. asury Bslances--Coin, Jo,ief'uVO'
currency, S5lso00O ..,,..,-
Aside from the arrival Of another conslgn-
meat of gold from the other side OF the ocean
aud some announcements OF the reduction OF
rates in the west. there was nothing OK a ma
ture 20 stir the sluggish stream OF speculation
today aud the STOCK market continued 70 dTltt
into duIlncs,, the volume Of business being tnee
smallest since the late activity began u ran
away. There was on the whole, ho"eVef,
flruer tone 10 dealings. and most OF the stocAe
traded IN are slightly higher this evening -
result OF ths days operations. LONDON
throughout the dsy bought few STOCKS hpa
there was a sfoali snrinEhng OF orders executed
nV the comm salon houtes, but the late P'
n ssloual character OF the dealings was hot as
tarbef and fluctuations as rule we're rhtte.g
daVoii on alguificance aud conhhrl - tpe hA
roWest umHs There NaE another spur az
activity ana strength in Vanderbilt stocAs ~
toe sftera0oa. which Vas popuiariy tgppose
~ b e11ssd 10 irssh Dajips ~ tHaissfs' $40
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MEMORANDA.

New York, Oct 20-Arrved. Aller, Bremen.
Arrived out-Suevia, New York for Hamburg
18th 49, Arrived, bark Lizzie Carter, Good
man. Savannah; schrs Meyer & Muller
Ferguson, Jacksonviile; Richard c Hartley
Chase, Fernandina: John H Buttrick. Nicker
son, Doboy, Ga; Nancy Smith, Hodgkinson,
Charleston; Agnes Manning, Smith, Port
Royal, S c.
Ghartered-Steamer Bencroy lBrl. 1867 tons,
cotton, Charleston TO Liverpool, ass. Oct-Nov;
steamer, !, o4i tons. cotton Wilmington 10 Liver
pool 42s Cd ste amer 1901 tons. cotton, Calves
ton to Liverpool, AS Sd, prompt; steamer, 1874
tons. cotton, New Orleans TO Liverpool or Con
tiDent, ass, Nov; steamer, LaoS tons, cotton
Savannah TO Liverpool, 37s. Continent, SIS;
steamer. 1921 tons. cotton, Virginia TO Liver
pool 3Ss, Oct; steamer White Jacket Brl, ,401
tons cotton, Virginia 10 Bremen, part cargo,
21-6id Nov: steamer. 992 tons, cotton. Calves
ton or Mobile to Liverpool, dos Cd Oct.
Harburg. Oct ls-ArriEed. bark Loyise lNorl,
Gun1ersen, Savannah.
London, oct iS-Arrived, Brig oar Nor, Jen-
sen, Savannah.
Bermuda Oct BIN port, bark Palander
Nor, Larsen Havre for Savannah.
Georgetown, + G, Oct i5-Sailed, schr John
Gregory, AndreassHn. New York.
Noble, ALA, Oct l7-Arrged. schr John
Smith, fensacola.
Jacksonville. oct i7--ArriFef, schrs Abilene
lBri. Williams, GranA ia; Robert vi Daeey. Nc
bride. New York: Julia A Mari, Mari, Calais,
Ne: Thomas Nav. Watson. New YORK
Pensacola, Oct l5-~CleaTei, ship Annie u Law
Hri RYDER. RIO Ianelro.
f8th-Ciearsd. bark Mary Lee fkorl. Ohlsen.
f~nrevnsl previously lnisplasei under Gal
fesiou,l
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RECEIPTS,

Per Central Railroad. oct 10000 bales
cotton, bale hides, 20 cases tobacco, 4, 100
lbs bacon, 7SI bbls spirits turpentin., 74i bbls
rosin, Lac bushels oats, rs, 600 lbs hay, bbs
liquor, hlf Dbl liquor. 81 cords wood "a casks
clay, 60,e0O lbs rr iron 1870 lbs furniture, 244
pkgs mdse 70 bales paper stock. 80, 900 lbs cot
ton seed meal, 200 pkgs wood in shape = cars
stone, S07 ibis cotton seed oil, ll3 bbls eggs 4
cars coal, 50 pkgs hardware, SO tons pig iron
PerSavannah. Florida aud Western Railway,
Oct 20-2.272 bales cotton. 10 sacks rice 10 pkgs
mdse. cars wood. BIB IS empty bottles 81
pkgs household goods. IS boxes Shoes drums
acid, bales hides, SO pkgs wall paper. iron
safes, ii pkRs castings, : hlf bbls pickles. z
bbls whisky, l box collins, box mouldings Il
pkgs furniture, go pigs hardware, r pkgs bug
gies, so boxes soap, box piano. 1 Dbl tallow, >
cars bacon, 20 cars lumber, 2.562 boxes oranges
y empty bbls, 1919 bbls rosin. 299 bbls spirits
turpen tipe
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Oct 20-l6O bales cotton, bbl hams car crude
Oil, 10 doz brooms, / car cabbage, 90 crates
sewing machines, so bbs cabbage, l case hats
case books, car wood, bale mats, 90 boxes
glue, 2 eases clothing, Dbl buraps, 3 boxes
candy, Dbl ever green, IS boxes crackers, I42
boxes tobacco, bdl rubber belt.
Per South Bound Railroad, Oct 10000 lbs
furniture, 80 bbs rosin, bbls spirits turpentine
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

London, Oct ls-Bark Monte TItaT Raze.to
which left Dundee Sept 70 for Pensacola, re
turned 20 Queenstown to-day short Of provi-
sions and with her port bow slightly damaged
Bermuda, oct l5-Bark Palsnder Norl, Lar
sen, from Havre. in ballast, for Savannah. was
towed INTO this port Oct 10, having expe-
rlenced hurricane Oct about 400 miles Sc OF
bermuda, during which she was hove down and
had 10 cut away topmasts to right her; the
ballast also shifted, an1 vessel leaked badly. is
awaiting Instructions
Arrived below. two unknown schooners.
Also, on Tybee, two unknown banks
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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 teetking,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind
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1t will relieve the Door little sufferer imne-
diately. Sold by druggists in every part c.:
the country. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup and take no other kind.-Ad
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Closing.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20-Flour dull; family
s. 900 go 19i winter patent g; fancy 81 40
Corn firm; No. 2 mixed 5s,6Q.55c Oats oats;
active; No. mixed 3lQ314c Provisions
Pork firmer at 80 5019 6216. Lard lower at So co.
Bulk meats duh at Sc $780, 90. Bacon in
SlIs
Sr. LOUIS. oct. 2o.-Flcur weaker; family
$3 3093 40; choice SO 60US rs: fancy 81 0cGo
So; extra fancy 81 4o@4 60; new patents
"a sOQi 90. Wheat opened weak. closing NC
below yesterday; No. red, cash, $3.50 9331c;
October delivery closed at DISCO; November de-
livery C; December delivery closed at o4]4@
1850; May, delivery closed at 81 O0szc asked;
Corn closed weak; No. 2 cash 4314 assoc; October
delivery closed at 1886 bid; November delivery
closed at C; veal, delivery at S!s4c bid; Jan.
nary delivery closed at &C; May delivery closed
99Bc. Oats quiet and steady; No. 2
cash. 2714027tfc; october delivery closed at
27lAc; November delivery closed at 2716c
bid; May delivery closed at 3034c asked
Baggiug 51607c. Iron cotton ties 81 IS
Of %. Provisions dull and quiet-Pork,
steam, So IS. Dry salt meats : Boxed
shoulders: 0,, az s5 rs; longs sc %;
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. So $500 rs; longs,
81 691f; ribs. S. 62lH0n7 90; short clear, 81 rs
az 0S Hams-Sugar cured, at Si1 006l3 25
Whisky steady at 81 1S.
ordinary to fair, i516117bkc. Sugar nominal
Rio, open kettle, good common TO fair. SSsc;
Inferior 2Nc; centrifuRas, graduated;
414c; seconds s1a1Sc; fully fair TO prime, 414c;
prime TO strictly prime, li-16c; choice 49Sc i;
fair TO good fair, S1t@Skc; good common
3ssc; common, 2%@2 i3i6c; oentrlfugals, plan
tation graduated 5-l61n%ssc; choice white.
ned. 4ssc; prime yellow clarified. sc; OF
prime yellow clarified SIC; seconds. 23sGsac
Molasses nominal-open kettle. fermenting.
| good fair to prime. 2s025c; centrifugals,
prime 70 good prime. 20c:, prime i21l3c;
| good common to good fair, f01l2c; choice
TO fancy, :7020c; good prime. 1$D15c,
common. 1880; inferior 6@1ec: prime goo
sic; fair to good fair, l4016c; good common 10
@l2. Whisky quiet, western rectifed 81 041
los.
NAVAL STORES.
New YoRK. Oct. 20. noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine dull and steady at S634D3714c. Rosin
quiet and steady at 81 S2Ik611 37l1.
New YORK, Oct. 20, 500 p. IN. - Rosin
quiet but steady; strained. common to good
81 S2tSQD1 37l6. Turpentine quiet and steadier al
36140S71c.
CaARLEsroN. Oct. %. - Spirits turpentIne
steady OF SIC. Rosin firm; good strained
at 81 %.
WILMINGTON. Oct. 90 Spirits turpentine
steady at 34c. Rosin firm; strained 81 O5;
good strained 81 20. Tar firm at 81 IS. Crude
surpentIne firm: hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 90;
L1yEEP5oi, Oct 20. l. Rosin, common,
4S Cd.
New YORK Oct. 20 Rice quiet and firm
domestic, fair to extra, 5l99Tc; Japan sgd
534c.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct 2O.-Rce in fair demand
ordinary to prime. 3SslL456c.
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also indicate that the dominant interest in
those shares was in favor of a higher level of
prices for stocxs in the near future. These ad .
vances, however, were the only movements of
Importance in the list among usually active
shares, but the most striking advance of the
day was the Adams Express. which followed
the announcement by the officials of the COM
pany that, after examination of the finances of
the company. they find that it will not suffer in
any way from the losses incurred in the Hoey
transactions. The stock on several sales of
small lots rose to 145 from 1871 last evening, and
closed az close 10 the best figure. Opening
prices were generally slightly higher than those
OF last evening. but while the tendency of tho
marke under the early de nand was to ad-
vance. the movement amounted to but little
aud traders hammered a few leading shares
with some effect, bringing figures soon below
the opening. In the afternoon however the
squirt in Nanderbilts hal the effect of squirting
up the entire list and better prices were
reached all along the line. Late trading saw
considerable decline from these prices, but the
close was again firm, though dull and generally
at close to the highest of the day. Final
changes are almost all in the direction Of higher
prices. The sales OF listed stocks were
600 shares and unlisted 5000 shares.
The tollo wing w5re the closing quotations of
the New York Stock Exchange:
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Old neNspapeb-2O0 for - cents-at
business Office. MORNING News. -Ad.
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=, Port Royal, C. Oct l7-Clesred. brig Jennie
Hurlbert. Harris, Charleston
Sailed-Steamer Resolute Rrl United King
DOM sch- Maud II Dudley, Boston.
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CONSIGNEEs.

Per Central Railroad. Oct s0--H NJ Conner 4,
Co, Jno Flannery Co, W w Gordon & Co,
Stubbs 7. Macean & Co, Woods, q & Co,
J Williams 4 Co, Montague & Co, Warren &
A, Dwelle, G & d, Baldwin & Co, Butler & 8,
Mcintyre & 30, J Wood & Bro, ] Cooper,
Smith Bros, Lee Roy Myers & Co. Stroot Bros
W f Knight, Moore & ]. e A Schwarz, Marks
& Co, Lippman Bros, S Guckenheimer & Son,
7 Davis, A Altmayer & Co, W d Dixon,
| G Haas. Eckman & V, J Gardner Ludden & B,
W Lawrence, Moyle, A H Champions Son.
F King, Payge, J L Zugler, S B Nell
Meinhard Bros & Co. J S Collins & Co, =
Lowe, g Hecker & Co, II solomon & Son, w J
VIM, Moore & ], W d Simkins & Co, Savannah
Cryst Ice Co, Specially Co, ii Dixon & Co,
Savannah Cotton Mills
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
Oct 20--Ludden & 3, 4 A Schwarz, Williams.
A Houston, J Brown. A Ehrlica & Bro. @ ]
Quint. G W Tiedeman & Bro. Altlck's Sons,
S Guckenheimer & Son, Mutual Coop Asso' n.
J Joyce. Epstein g. Bro Henderson, Sa
vannah Soap Works, Acme Kelley. P r Will
ID Hogan, G Stults & Co, Rosenheim a. Co.
Fries Bros, 7 West & Co. Colat Bros, Miss Matt
Gully, A Fl Champion Sons, Kavanaugh & B.
w D Simkins & Co, Boley & Son. J Morri-
sey, Eckman & V. Stern. A X Wilson, New
Home NJ Co, + Lovell's Sons S II Oppenheim,
Harmon & X, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Decker & F,
A Miller & Co, Ellis, & Co, Enrich & Bro,
Savannah Grocery Co, Letter & Son.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Oct 20-Lee Roy Myers & Co. C L Stuts & Co,
S Guckenheimer g. Son, Heidi & S, II Traub.
Paulsen & Co. Chestnut & ON. n Lang, G
Davis & Son. J D Weed & Co, A Oehlshig, II
Juchter, ] Hart & Bro, J S Collins & Co.
Ulmo, w W Gordon & Co, NJ Ferst's Sons & &C,
Smith Bros, w G Cooper. J Williams & Co,
NJ Boloy a: Son, Solomon Il Son. S Selig,
Falk Clothing Co. J S Collins & Co. Singer Mfg
Co, Kavanaagh & B, Geo Sauls, Brown,
W Tiedoman & Bro Savannah Grocery Co.
A Hull & Co. Mutual L Co. A Enrich &
Bro.
Per South Bound Railroad, Oct 20 "A n
Dewitt.
Per steamship Gate Oity from Boston-A
Altmayer & Co, Butler & s, J G Butler Braid &
H. + Byck & Co. NJ Byck, Butler & N. Byck
Bros, NJ Boley 4 Son, A S Cohen. Collat Bros,
A Fl Champions Son. Chatham Furn Co, G RR
& Bkg Co, Epstein e Bro. A Ehrlich & Bro.
A Hnstein's Sons. w J Fegan & Co. Cell q Q.
s Guckenheimer & Son, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co,
Fl Gilbert. Fretwell & n. II Besse, " Hohen
stein, Haynes L. Jackson, NJ & Co, Lang
w Lynch, Lloyd & A. Lippman Bros, G.
Martini, Lindsay 4 M. Lowell L. ID P Meyer
son, hcGr&th & Co. ID Morrison, Morning
News, D Moyle. Moore 4 J, Neidlinger & R, N
Morrison. Meinhard Bros & Co. A Nichols, A
S Ontbank. Palmer Hardware Co, Oglethorpe
Club. N Paulsen & Co, Perlinski, K & d RR
Co, E Richardson, J Rosenheim & Co, "A
Smith, Savannah Furniture Co, Solomons & Co.
Savannah Cotton Mills. Savannah Grocery Co.
H Solomon & Son, w d Simkns, S. z & w Ry,
Savannah Steam Bakery, Steamer Alpha, P
Tuberdy. Southern Elk Co, Steamer Barker.
W Ttedeman & Bro D Weed & Co, G S & B
Co.
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Artistic Materials. all kinds. as NJ. T. Tay
lo'r 1856 York street I'D.
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PoULraY-Market amply supplied; demand
good.
demand steady.
PEANUTs-Ample stock. demand light. prices
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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Steamer Bellevue. Garnet, Darien, and
Brunswick--W Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar Beaufort and Port
Royal-C Medlock. Agt-
Steamer Farmer, Ferrabee. Fernandina-C
Williams, Agt.
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EXPORTa.

Per steamship Lesbury [Brl, for Bremen
1920 bales upland cotton, weighing S,s71, 5OC
pounds.
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Eats, Dunlap's. stetson's. Rascimentos
~ variety ~ LaFar'a-Ad.
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60 90 Hats.

Fine Hats. s. 90 only. All new styles and
shapes at LaFnr's.-Ad.
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Mons Underwear, Cheapl Cheaul
LaFar is closing out a 6ne lot nice
goods. Low prices. LaFar, q Bull street.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Gate City. from Boston
G " Hawkins and wife, DR. Goodrich and wife.
T. NJ Barnard, 9 Danbey, wife and child, Mrs
Roberts, = Kicker, Master Bridge L Lap
ham, l. Putnam, Miss Laskey, Mrs VIC
Thompson. Mary L Morrison, John Morrison,
NJ Morrison, Morrison. Mrs Morrison .
Ethel Morrison, Miss Blany, Miss G BIany. q
W Smith snd wife. A ] Roberts. J II Darling
and wife J A Wadey, G G Barker and wife,
Mrs Cook. w P Cook, Chas II Small, WG
Rogers, Geo Forshay, Mrs Dunderdale. Miss
Dunderdale, ? G Eastman, Geo Smith. Annie
Parsons, Mrs Turnbu b Gains (colored), @ w
Smith tcolored), Clarence Avery, Chas Brown.
Il Daniels tcolored), w Daniels (colored) II L
Burgess. + y Carter, Mrs Washington (colored)
Emma Brooks (colored) and four Storage.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notices 20 mariners, pilot charts an a all nal
teal Information will be furnished masters os
vessels fres Of charge at the United States Nv
geographic Oilce Ia the Custom House. Gao.
tains are requested to call at the ONCE.
LIEUT. r II SHERMAN
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Steamship Nacoochee. Smith, New York-C G
Anderson.
Steamship Allegheny, Parker. Baltimore--J
j Carolan. Agt.
Steamship Lesbury [BrI, Robinson, Bremen
Minis Sons.
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COMMERCIAL.
cAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH. GA, Oct. -, 1891.

The market was quiet but steadier.
loIIoS pretty good demand during the
FIo ,s;cb was general, Influenced, no doubt,
y s. si,rbt advance in New York. The offer
'n7 So bowever, continues quite large. The
3 s'Oo1' for the day were S,ie6 bales. On
~ 9a ct the opening call. at 10 a. M, the
pans b1lletiued easy and unchanged, with
y Ae s,1 halss. At the second call, at D. m. it
y % the sales being / ,255 bales. At the
: So last call, at Up. NJ. it closed steady
4 UNCHANGED with further her sales Of 1897
y The following are the official closing
w. ..,+ions of the Cotton Exchange
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In charge photographic Station.


ONCE Of U S Lighthouse Inspector. Philadel.
phia, oct l1-Notice is hereby given that first
class mooring buoy, can shaped. has been
placed for the use OF pilot boats a short dis
lance 20 the southwark of Shears Shoals, Della
ware Bay. upon the following bearings:
Cape Henlopen lighthouse sac f:
Delaware Breakwa Rear Lighthouse wSw 3.
Delaware Breakwater Front Lighthouse SW
by S14S.
This buoy is painted white and is for the ey
elusive use of pilot boats at that point as a milo
take-off station. Depth OF water 81 feet at low
water.
Lhe Red Star tug Argus has been sent to the
Winter Quarter Shoal Light station, to RENAL
there until replaced by the regular light. vesse /
No IS.
The Argus is schooner rugged, black hull. vel.
low bulwarks, name in blue letters on back
ground on each bow and yellow smoke stack
on each side.
The Argus will show at night q red light at
foremost head, and no other lights will be-
shown. The Argus will sound the same foe.
whistle signals AZ the regular vessel and in case
the whistle being disabled the ships bell will be
rung by hand.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Bark Irene [SwJ, Brunswick.
Bark Freidig [Norl, Cork, for orders.
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NAVAL SToREs.-The market for spirits
urpentine was quiet and easier There was
rather Indifferent demand. The sales during
the day were $50 casks at 3t14c for regulars
There we're sales, however, after the last call of
regulars at &c At the Board Of Trade on
the opening call the market was reported
steady at 3414c for regulars. At tho
second call it closed steady at 3414c for
regulars. RosiD-The market was easy
There was pretty fair inquiry and liberal Of
fsrings, some sales being made under quota
tons The sales during the day were 1909 bar
ras. At the Board OF Trade on the first call the
market was reported firm at the following quo.
tations: A. B, G, D and L, 81 22Is; +, 81 27I6 G,
81 s2,f; H, 81 20; /, 81 SIS; X, 81 so; NJ, So 05,
MS2S; window glass So IS; water white, SO s.;
At the last call it closed unchanged,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


MINIATURE ALdANAC-rdIS DAY.
5CN RISES Observation-Disclosures. 6: 2s
CON hoAAS u %
Hon WATER AT SAvASNAH. e. 1920 A n. 10:47 p NJ
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 20. 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Gate City, Googins, Boston-C G
Anderson.
Bark Brabant [Belg1 Gerdes, Antwerp, with
potash to order, vessel to Chr Dahl & Co.
ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Stella Maris [Swl, Stevelius, Montevideo,
in ballast to Chr @ Dahl 6 Co.
ARRIVEDUP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER.
DAY.
Bark Madura TNor VAIL, Rio Janeiro via
Sapelo, in ballast to Patterson. Downing 6 Co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
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ARRIvEDUP FRoMQUARANTINE YEsTER.
DAY
CLEARED YESrERDAl

Bark Madura TNor, VAIL. Rio Janeiro vi
Sapelo, in ballast to Patterson, Downing 6 &C
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&, Fla R.
Ia ! R. R,
ford and
!, TO New
baggage
map ot
villa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES
The Pith OF the NsWs Taken From the
Current Events OF the Day

II BOdwell, Wednesday, was appointed
postmaster at Acton, Maine.
Latest repors say that SIC lives we're
lost in tine sinking of the Utopia of Gibral
ter Monday.
The lesders Of the mob in New Orleans
have received warnings from the Mafia
that they viii be killed.
A. Sacramento, Cal, Wednesday. in
joint session for U. S. Senator, the fi,s,
ballot resulted: Estee, Al: FELTON,, IS.
Milan SecoIe declares that Isaly viii
d,mard heavy compensation for the
families OF the Italians lynchsd 10 New
Orleans.
The New Hampshire House Of Repre-
sentatives Wednesday, passed bill extend.
ing the charter Of the Concord and Rochse-
ter Railroad Company.
Wednesday Governor Russell removed
Police Comuissioner William Osborne, of
Bos on, apd appointed Col. Henry Stone Of
BostoD, Republican, 10 his place.
The Popolo Romano says that the Amer
Jean press, fearing the United States will
be compelled to indemnify the families of
the men murdered in Nev Orleans. il open
ing campaign agaiast the Italians.
A Bumber Of effi;er Of Monssomery
Light Guard Veteran association Of Boston
and the Montgomery Gus.ds Of Portland.
Me-. arrived u MoDtresl. Wedne sday, and
vii arrange for an excur,ion with those
Organisations to Montreal. June %. The
Montreal city corps will rive the excur.
sionisS reception ard after seeing the
sights as Montreal they will proceed to
Qaeeec- The excursion will include 200
men from Batt,n ssd l25 from Portland.
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elsp. 10 Car With Tibet.

BANGOR, March lS.-Tha family Of
James Mooney, consisting Of himself, wife
and nine children, were nearly asplyxiated
by coal gas this morning. The door Of the
stove was left open during the night Mrs
Mooney awoke about and c'awied to the
dIor which che opened and tainted. The
husband and children recovered conscious
ness after time and are now Gu. OF danger
Pa Imam Conductor Pettinsili and Brake
man Partridge were robbed by Dennis
Mooney this forenoon while asleep ia car
in shs Maine Central yard. Mooney wa.
in the car with them when they went 10
sleep and when they swoke be was missing
with PAruidge's gold watch and money be-
Iongir g to Pettnsill. Mooney has not yet
been caught