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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been fled as follows: H. Il.
Bergman to Christian Schmidt. sub and pt
10, SO. 1855; $775. G. Y. Hansel to W. F. Cru
sor, sub 50, 50. zoos; 81, 800. John Hillen to H.
II. Miller, interest in 1905 street; g. Julia
ID. Sample to ]. E. Ruebsam, lot 103 Doyle's
sub Mount Pleasant; e.. NJ. H. Beach to G..
W. Driver, LOT IA. 50. S7S; $4,000. b. Leonard
to J. C.. Holnics, pit s, So $50; g. Margaret
Wilkinson to W. F. Phillips, pit. 8, 50. $50;
$500, Emile P. Sellhausen to W. T. Saun-
ders, pit. 4, 50. S44; g.. q. E. Hamilton to w.
p. kellogg, lot 9, blk. 20, Columbia Heights;
S2,l7s.22. G.. W. Phillips ct al. to r.
I. Browning ct al, subs 63 to 70, %.
723; e. J. II. Walter to G. Gessford.
lots 10. IL to Is, 50. S66; e. H. Mum
roe to Jepnie L. Munroe, sub 20, 90. 727; e.
v. u. Anderson TO +. W. L. Rice, lot 5, blk.
SO, Brookland s9S0. F. G. Eiker to c. NJ.
Campbell, lot II, block "a, Columbia Heights;
$4,000. ]. c. Stewart to Ida b. Walker, sub A,
blk. 9, Le Droit Park; g.. U. 8. A. to d. B.
Croft, pit Gro6's vacancy; -. Sarah Z. Page
TO Fannie K. Fox, sub is, SO. ZIG; g.. John
lsetx. ST., TO Retz. jr., sub 8, 50. 66S; -. B.
Downey to Ella ID. Hindle, pit. lot 31s, Anacostia;
$40. W. Dagger to H. b Moulton, sub l05,
%. S56; -. d. B. Groff to Rosa Chedal, sub
liz, sd. $50; s3.500. NJ. whippls to J. A.
Hieth. sub "a, %. sos; o., 900. y. A. Drury to
J. H. Meriwcther, sub %, %. 27s; -. G. N.
Chester to J. w. Thompson, sub lots 300. az,
219, 22S, so. 1904; e.. Mary =. Otey to, Alice
A. Stewart, p- Of .. n lot a, W. i c.'s sub,
MI. Pleasant; g.. G. ". williamson 10 N. IL
Malone. lot n. blk. 80, Brookiand; e2,eoo.
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The Golden Cross,

Halcyon Commandery, No. 1913, q. o. G. c.,
held its regular meeting last Friday evening,
NobleC Commander Stetson presiding. The COM
mittee on the subject Of an open meeting re-
ported favorably anditwas decided to holdit on
the 9th Of November. Tho meeting WILDE exciu-
sively for tie members of the commandery and
the friends Of the members. The arrangements
will be in charge Of the special committee,
which consists OF Mrs. R. D. Weston, Mrs. r. NJ.
Humphrey and Mrs. NJ. R. stetson. Tho occa-
sion will be interesting and enjoyable.
The meetings OF Goodwill. National and c.
lumbia communicates last week were very
largely attended. Goodwill received one ap-
plication and conferred the degrees on two
candidates. National conferred the de-
grecs on one candidate. The discussions were
The semi-annual visitaticns Of the Grand
Commandery will begin on November Q q
Goodwill Commandery.
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COUNT Won WALDERSEE,

The German General, Diplomat and
friend of Emperor William, acknOwl.
edges the beneficial effects Of the
Soden Mineral Pastilles in . letter I'D.
dressed to the Soden Mineral Springs
Co. These Pastilles (trochesl are un-
surpassed for catarrhal affections of
the throat, for colds and coughs, and
no one should be without them. The
genuine imported article must have the
signature Of "Eisner 4, Mendelson
Co.," Sole Agents. New York. around
every box.
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Foreign Topics Of Interest.

Arthur ]. Balfour, at present chief secretary
for Ireland, has been appointed first lord Of the
English treasury.
Official dispatches from Brazil state that
there is no truth in the alarming reports cir
culated regarding the condition Of the country.
The italian government has decided to raise
the prohibition placed upon the importation Of
American sailed meats.
In a speech to the socialist congress in Err
furt yesterday Herr Volmer declared that war
must be avoided at any cost, as 1t would be .
severe blow to the social democracy Of Ger
many.
Mr.. Pratt, the ex-minister of tie United
States to Persia, has been appointed by the
shah the Persian commissioner to the fair.
The Russian government estimates that
1873, 600 roubles will be required to meet the me-
cessities arising from the famine existing in
various parts Of the empire.
Serious legal difficulties are likely to arise
over the release of the Irish parliamentary fund
now on deposit in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-19

There are to be twelve clubs in the American
Base Ball Association next year. The following
cities are claimed to be those which will next
year make up the association circuit: Louis
vile, St. Louis, Chicago. Kansas City. cincin-
natl ana Milwaukee in the west, and Boston,
Baltimore, New York, Brooklyn, Washington
and Philadelphia in the east. As viii: be seen.
Kansas City and Cincinnati are to be annexed
in the west, while Columbus. . very poor ball
town. is to be dropped. In the east New York
and Brooklyn are to be added. There 10 o little
doubt a. to whether Kansas City or Sioux City
is to be admitted. Outside Of this the circuit
has been about fixed up.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- Fair dealing has always been the
motto of The EVENING STAR "a dollars
worth or more in return for every dollar re-
ceived" is the principle upon which its bust
ness is conducted. Advertisers usually get
from ten to one hundred dollars for every one
invested in its advertising columns
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We useAIC0h0I

pure alcohol to make WoLFF's ACHE
BLAcKISG. Alcohol is good for leather;
it is good for the skin. Alcohol is the chief
ingredient OF Cologne, Florida Water, and
Bay Rum the well known face washes
We think there is nothing too costly TO use
il good leather preseryative.
Acme Backing retails at zoe.
and at that price sells readily. Many
people are SO accustomed to buying dress
ing or backing at &C. and 1Oc. bottle
that they cannot understand that black
ing can be cheap at Poe. Wewant to meet
them with cheapness ii we can, and &c &C
complish this we offer n reward of
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d 'nEsAPEAkE a ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFEECT SEPTEMBER 20. 1891.
HAMS cave Iaily from Jnion station b r. D eth
and streets
aiou.'h the sranAes. scepcry in America with the
iandsonfest ant most complete Solid Train service
West from Washington
90 IN CinclEnati Past Line (" with dining car
nom Washington ard Sold Tram . lnnaf ulthc ut
change arriving n CIncinnati at 80 .connectinr
IA it4e Ihion DEPOT for In 1iunapoii "a IJur kc
llslopiD the famous n b. \. Nestibule
solid Ne-tbuicc tram with dining tor CINCINNATI
oi..n Lexington ana Louisville. Ny. arriving st Gin.
,aniAti al o;lo pm. Lexington ~ D. m, Iouiryiils
eU q M, connsS'tinT in Union depots for an ronts
20 ~ Ia EnITe-s Tor tsor1onsyi.le e.
sinia points.
l0:. an via r.. u r railway and Richmond 10 old
POINT Comfort anu Norfolk-ONLl Raj. LINZ
PULLMAN locations ana tickets at Company Ones.
ol3 and li2l lennA. ave.
sc. H. MULLER. Genr Passenger Aren't
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RAILROADS.

n ichnoAD AND DkNviiLE RAILROAD CO
train. ssy ssS :. a fSn.s . ..,,
stHtsen. Mash.n~ton. d. G
isf ts ssiasss an: nj sss1ss "a
= n 40 a@:-psily Cor Manassas. w.rr.asoa. oaL
SSrSh csrs. ~ ss sai =, and Stations Mssss.p
S>rosns Disi.on ana yis,lons A;lsnt. and Chsrotls
n,n station al prineirai pssl,s south and .sssS
Pullman Ruf., Sleeper. New Yors and w..h,pr.o.
70 Aisess connet ~ with Puiiassa s.sspsr Atlanta
man sieeper 20 Memphis wa siran nSSsm' unite, =
hsns:le VT fsllnAn sseper for Aasu.ts va 90
Knoxville wa AseVlllS sla Ass sprias- '~
ana or.nss: through traia for FROM Royal ES.rssa
10, 20 p, n.-pally- AND SOUTH.
EhNNEsIiBuIlDL iNiIEp. a n.snihssss
Ira,s o. luiHisn hesiinn.ed lA..'es, eonsistin< u
ms. Library amt oo-~r,Htion Cars OF --latest aud
II: ,rn nj IN esnSrrSa VIII s iss $780, sa,
Ss a. WITH a. G 10y s %.sss ...
W. snS 70, aef'arn. New
s-eTer sshinston 90 New orleans Via Acntsosnery.
No extra faro charged betwscn Atlanta and Nes Or
: ,. m.-psiy. southern E.rre-. for Iynchsuss.
" II NortH Carolna Davision. Charlotte and
ts -'uiL c-roina D,Nls.on 20 Ansu.,.. and stations
A Hna Charlotte DiNlsi,n 20 Atlanta. VII con-
u = n..ds IN Snion s,Aylon ior AL peints south
q. alan Buffet SLEEPER. New York and wsshinxtou
y trohuse Via LNnchburg, Dsnyle. salisbury.
A. eseeTn North Carolina Division. and wsshins.
.Si,AlNs On WASHINGTON AND OHIO ii.
H. y cave Mashan rtun q; 40 daily, q. p. ..
any: al wsslinrton % ~ and s.s; pm' a.is
and . 30 a. AZ. except sunday
. hrougn trnius FROM tee south via Charlotte ana
D@nNiiie arrive m Washington SsS q M. 10 - Q
Aha ~ pm. and from ORANGE N sos m etrss-
barr .ocAl AZ A. o. m. and Ia 30
lNAtts. secilnE car reservation aud information
furnished and baggage checked ofhco, 40 Penn
raLgoao. Oh, and Is SITS. Washington, n. &.
oc3 JANIS L. TAYLOR. Gen Pass Agent
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THERx Is No DANGER
In us.ng a MODERN GAS STOVE Of the ser.ou,
accidents tha. 30 often occur With other stoves.
Ss.l AMI sook
SIN DIAL.
aILr EDGE.
LcLIPSE and
RELIABLE
ny,pr WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT coMPANY
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EDUCATIONAL

An WASHINGTON.
A Primary q FL su1scr PLAN.
aSc sSy e. nc s. oT s5sD to ten will s
Opens Ocs. g. tsele2mi 1897 st. nv.
MSS NAY z. MEADNEACHER OF THE PIANO.
:sfys,o,y e Berlin TST term: ana other
j. m!5oS sh.s N 8
sosPssL frspsh after six months -,
y MRS Wiser vii resume lesson: ocFoSEh 10
at i her Is.idense, 1909 8; NV.
MISS LIE coNTE, HAVING REOPENED HER
SsnssS: III fs:s
A GENTLEMAN OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. Ex-
pnp. rs.s:Ds s give prnG and Hffp at
ocl1-2t. l4isF st. NV.
143S n ST., FORMERLY LIB 18th.
The Misse. Kerrs Day school for young l.a,.. and
{ AILLARp SCHOOL OF .LANGVA aEs.-
School Of and Madame strd have their
Gus pupils will lind still spacious school rooms
MEHSD .n tn. tine
decorated by the Minister of Public Instructions aud
es
allowed to practice at will on the phonograph ocl-lm
81 " Art s GAtSH FOR SINGING.
.nd yo e. .0'
2O7 D ST. N.w-FRENCH LESSONS.
oOs Twenty-Five weeks. GIG.
Oc17-1m "'' H0"' mi aIIR r. RI %
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& ST. ffss sa.ses
and Delsarte. '' ~'N''e' ocIs.im:
Ike BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
TO 18th ct. NV.
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Best and most practical INSTRUCTION. Tuition rea:
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oc13-2w Formerly Mrs. Flora C. Dennson.
, MISSES POLLOCK AND NoERR
Have removed to "a 4 9 St; NV, where they have
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THE s Hun,a SCHOOL; 1893 Ha nv.
The DENTAL DEPARTMENT.. 1875 H st. NV.
1HE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. s. e. cor. 10th and a. ".
1HE LAW SCHOOL. &. e. cor. 10th and II SITS. n. W.
The CoRcoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. Sc. cor. 18th
and H SITS. n. W.
All departments are now open.
For catalogues OF Medical and Dental Departments
apply to DR.. A. +. A. KING. Dean, 726 18th st n w.
For catalogues Of other departments apply to II. g.
H0DGKiNs. A. B.. Registrar. at the university. OF
ocl3-lm JAMES C. YELLING, President.
'CHE Law SCHOOL or
i THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Has two years and three years Of studies
With large faculty, comprising in its number Mr..
Justice HARLAN and Mr.. Justice BREWER OF the
nited States supreme Court the Hon. WILLIAM A.
MAURY. LII. D.. Assistant Attorney General OF the
United states; Judge MALTEk s. COX, LII. D., and
Judge ANDREW q. BRADLEY Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia the Hon. EDWARD L
BERMUDEZ. LII. D.. Chief Justice OF Louisiana; the
Hon. WILLIAM l; SIMoNDs. Y. 8. Commissioner
81 Ho patehn; snd nENf pANiS, LIZ the
WILLIAM F. MA1TINGLY. esq. and WILLIAM
g: JOHNSON, LII NJ. of the bar Of Washington.
The school is now open.
Lectures begin at u O'Clock pm.
For catalogues apply to the registrar Mr.. H. @.
HODGKINS, At the University. cor. 18th and SITS :.
or bxIo ftar n N
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TO AID THE HEBREWS
A Mass Meeting Held in This City Yestel
day and Its Result

THy CONDITION OF THE RETU6EEs xLoQUENfLY
SET FORTH BY Mr. SIMON VIOLA COMMITTEE
APPOINTED AND MANY CONTRIBUTIONS RE-
cEIvED-rHE WORK TO GO ON SUCCESSFULLY.
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PROFESSIONAL.


NINE. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
III medium Life given from cradle is g s5 g .s
PRoF. CLAY Is TIE OLDEST EsTABLisHED
i ADVERTISING elairyoyant. sstroloses and mediumin
s9st Reveal. hidden recover. ioss 'S Or
speedy @ssfsse. sVss n basSse: remove:
tanily troubles evil influences Strangers from other
coming the I<hs . once :. he
other. have tailed Convinoss most .ksIt,o. and al
,,;i s.sn,. D ET.ranssssdd s,stan, 5oc hour
u and etE sts s sOuiS1est. '''' " :ss- .as
MME. RAPHAL., THE CELEBRATED. GLAZE
NJ voysnt and astroloyist. the seventh daughter.
Rs@ss ma II1sky d.sas boat is % sL. l.as.
M RS. T. v. SMELL. CLAIRvOYANT AND TEST
ssssass < S: :1G 90 s:. I've
NINE. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED
:. events Of is ofes hour. ~ sos sTs sun sun.
day. 40 Al 70 pm. l5Os i4th n v. ocio-im'
PRoF. PfUHL. scIENTIFIc AND SPIRITUAL
chart che: o. yous is Svss also .EI,,s. ,res,msa..
PiLEsI
OF any kind chronic or recent eursd without cutting
All other diseases Of the Fsctum aliy trssssd
Consultation fTss ~ 3 dr., 3 WATSON, ,MadDDio
Hour; ss q Y sos .aassss
tundAya. ~ 70 =.
Not in Mondays or tuesday, ss261ms
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
IVA LIFE All business conhdenttAl. Ladies and sea-
tlsmen. 30 cents each Eours: y e. m. 70 ,. m -
LIST. bet. LIST and North CAPITOL ~. ne. ss4-SW
DENTISTRY.
M. BLAIR. go ST. NV. GOLD FILLIN0a.
- -: silver. u: srtracting tpsiniecs proess),
repaired .stsfacsioa guaranteed; 5yssrssxpsrssnos
1lROsHON's DENTAL PARLoRs. KsTABLisaED
half el0 and e. OLD plate: nsds good :. n.v. 0psa
RRxR DENTAL INYTRNARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artiAcal ss,ss inssrs.d Without ch.rys sxosps
mens Of the Coiunh1aa Univsrstsy. from 70 3. hi.
daily sxcspe sunday sxtracoa me-; innEmary opsa
from October 70 Juns 10 ss266
T,HH EVANS DENTAL PARioRs. I2l7 PA AVE.
= AZ, Ieseh extsscssd peguvely vtthea6 - q
vepor. U Ne ~ % only ~ s6scn - plsassnS an1
sansssot ArstAeaal psseh crown end bEidss vorf =
reasonable prlces- splS-SSos
M STAIR PA1soNs, 81 Con VTaAHDIH.T
-. .nsncs 60 Va g niyt-ela1 sold cod oehG a.
=. xscs.' ed IA esS. = s ssss "a ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-19

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
Circular describing the evening elal,es In ALGE-
BRA, GEOMETRY. TRIGONOMETRY, ANALYTIC
GEOMETRY and CALCULUS may be obtained by
writing to II. L. HODGKINS. Prof. Of Msth. se19-1m
DROP. P. R. DUMAINE WILL OPEN THE NINTH
annual session Of his evening classes for instruc-
ton in French on the LIST OF Otooer Special attention
given TO conversation Call soy list st. sci 1m
MRS. c. II. THOMPSON OF LONDON. ENGLAND.
AVA certfcated at Cambridge, College OF Preceptors
South KensingtOn School Of Art and Stuttgart Con-
has opened her class for girls at I'LL ST.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-19
MEMORANDA.

New York, June 16-Arrived, schrs Henry
Crosby, Stubs. Fernandina; Harriet G. Rerln
Shaw, Savannah.
Cleared. schrs Waccamaw, Squires. George
town. S G.. ~
sailed, schr Mary J Cashier, Fernandina. Z I
Antwerp, June i5-Arrived. steamship Rydal
Water lBrl Jones, Pensacola
Belfast June 1e-Arrived, ship Paramatta
[Norl, Hegnhoder, Mobile.
Bordeaux. June I3-AFrived. bark Roska
[Norl, Hansen, Darien.
bronstadt. june fi--ArriVed, bark Surto CAusl
Gersagha Savannah.
London June 15-Arrived. bark Dinorah
lNorl, Sslvesen, Savannah.
Lizard, Juae 16-Passsed, bark Feiicina Fer
rari [ftall, Massone, Pensacola, for West Hart
lepool.
Montevideo, May tS--Arrived, bark Fristad
[Norl. Dapielsen, Pensacola.
Rotterdam, June 16-Arfived, bark florida
INorl, Johannesen. Pensacola. II
Southampton, June 134-Arrived, bark Bacci-
cino nsvell6 (Ftal]. Ameglio, Pensacola.
farifa. June Passed, bark ZoagIi IItall,
Procela, Pensacola, for Genoa
Havana. June 1k--Sailed. barks Emma Hoge
land, Brunswick. Ga; 12tn. Constancia tSpl,
Zaragaza, Savannah. =. 8
Ashepoo, 8 c, June 16-Sailed, schr P I Bar
mum, Baltimore.
Bosfen. June 10-Arrsved, schrs Harold B
Cousins. Davis, Port Royal, 8 o; Julia a Ward,
Rich. Brunswick. Ga.
Cleared, brig Mary Kimbai, Ed Brans
wick, Ga; schr Roht " Dasey. rracef Bsngo
and Palatka, Fla.
Baltimore. Jrkze is-Cleared and sailed, SCH
Wn " Converse. Hazeton, CharleTbn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


Nav YoRK. June 10, noon.-Stocks opened
dull but steady Money easy at "a per cent.
Exohange-long, 81 S51SGD4 S534; short, 81 $50
Ssl4 Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull but steady.
The following were the 2 p. m. stock quota
tons:
Erie. ....s........'- 1913 hlcnm a. w. r.
Chicago & North. 1854 Terminal ...... IS
IakeShore. .......1lO western Union. 81
NEW YORK, June IS, 500 p. mastering ex-
change closed quiet but steady at 81 5000
4 SO: commercial bills, 81 S4l604 Sly. Money
per cent Government bonds closed dull but
steady: four per cents 1854, four and half
Der cents 100. State bonds closed entirely
neglected. -. 90 -.
Sub-Treasury BalanceS-Coln, SlUo,099,UOO;
currency, $l7. 100000.
There were two influences which exerted
favorable effect upon the stock market to-day
the announcement OF the maj settlement be-
tween Chicago Gas trust and the city and the
reduction of the minimum rate OF discount by
the Bank of England, as anticipated The first
of these showed q positive result IN very ma
terial advance in price OF STOCK lnteresteo, out
the latter failed TO have any marked erect
anywhere in the list The fractional gains
which marked the opening may be fairly at
tributed to it, but higher prices were met oy
freer offerings and gains were quickly
movement all interest and animation In the
market ceased. the market, on the whole,
presented firm line after the early reaction
from high figures of the opening, and there was
slow but steady improvement, which, however,
was scarcely perceptible during most OF the
time. New England again became prominent
for strength, snd its manipulators succeeded IN
closing It materially higher on late transac-
tions Silver Certificates were also stimulated
probably by the meeting of silver men here
and, after more activity than usual OF late; It
closed / per cent higher. Final dealings dis
played a stronger tone than at any previous
time of the day, aud the market CLOSED firm,
though dull, at small fractional gains as rule.
The sales were lis, 600 shares OF listed and 1900
shares Of unlisted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-19
PASSENGERS.

Persteamship City OF Birmingham. from New
York; Priete. g II Huse, j Lemcke and wife
ID w Julian, John Nightingale, l. Gobay, NJ
Wilson (coD and 10 Storage
Per steamship Ohattahoochae. for New York
j Nj FISHER, K FISHER, DR. c G Barrows wife
and servant, Master d n Barrows. Master J e
Dwyer, j T Morrisey and wife, Miss L B Barnes,
Miss M Barnes, Lemnel, W Mcclellan M
Cooper, Master Dub. Z Ferguson, NJ
Thompson, Porter. Edwards, Mrs A
Barnett and infant, Mrs Frazier, Mrs Barnett, j
Eugert, G DUPONT, w r Alexander, Mrs l.
Parker, J II Davis. J Wood M Mcintyre, NJ
Mcdonald and wife, Miss Clarke Mrs Pierce,
F Sullivan and wife, Miss NJ Sullivan, Miss
Sullivan, Judge W Newman and wife, Miss
Newman, Miss Newman, A Converse Jr.
Whalen. Miss T Walsh Mr. Pierce II G Keith
Miss Endel, Mrs NJ Edwards, @ S Langdon, c
W Ricketson, II l. Weller, II a Cannon. J
Phillips, f Names, A w Butterworth Mr. Tebo,
Mrs O'Mally, Mrs O'Manny, Miss Mimmermant.
Miss Il McManemaD, II coIored and steerage
Per steamship Gate City. for Boston-Mrs
E Smith, children and ? servants, Miss
Smith, O'Byrne, Mrs Drury. Master Drury
F L Pasco, Mrs Herr1ck' Mrs W Keller Jr. Miss
Tuck, Mrs Case. Mrs A Congdon. Miss Cong
don, Miss E Ramsey, Miss Grant, Miss Stephens
A Anderson wife, Mrs Jenkins, @ Watson
and wife, Mrs G Letmayer, Mrs Grover, Miss
P Bixby, F D Tracy; Jas Milton: W NJ Ftlie
Mrs Bruce, Miss n Shay, Mira II G Lorlng, Mrs
L Whitcomb, Mrs L b Page, M W Churchill
wife and children. p Moran and wife, w
Batchelder, Mr. Lord. Miss Milton, Miss Cochras
L A Stephenson. p J Weber, w II Holman, "
G Woodward, Miss B Holman, @ Walter, G "
Proutty. John Weatherbie and wife, J W Hills
Otto Fischer, Z q Janyein, Mrs L Jsnven, A Il
Rowell, Mrs ] M Roweb, Master Z Loring
and storage.
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CONSIGNEES

Per steamship City Of BIrmingham. from New
York-Appel s, A Altmayer & Co, N {
Bye k r Butler H NJ Branch, admir-, J Butler
Geo Bartels; Rroughton Bros Co, BALTIC CorA
Co, W G Cooper, Il Conner, NJ Conner,
Chatham Grocery Company, J Charlton,
Clarke & D, G r & Bkg Co. g Wilkins S K
Co, T F Churchill. Jas Douglas. q Eckstein
Co. Eckman & V. Epstein & Bro, j r Binstein
Mrs Chas Ellis Jr. Ellis. Y & Co. D Entelpan
M Ferst's Sons & Co. Fretwell & N. G Farm
ham. L Fried, b Fernandez, Freshman & Co
Cell & Q. NJ GarfunkeL S Guckenheimer &
Son, J Gardner, agt, Herman & Son. S Haw
kins. De Soto hotel, Hexter g. X, A HaDley
Heidi Drug Co, Haynes & z, Jackson. M & Co
Lang, Lppman Bros, Lindsay I'm, A Leffiel
& Son. Lynch. d n Ledbetter, M Laskey
Lloyd g. A, Lowell & L, Lee Roy Myers & Co.
] Miller & Co, Christ McLain, Morrison, F q
Co, McGrath & Co. Nut Coop Assn, heinharc
Bros & Co, Mohr Bros. Neldnger & r. Norton
& H, II Miller. agt, Palmer Hdw Co, G j
Rogers, Savannah Grocery Co. Springer
H Solomon & Son, ] Silva. Savannah Steam
L Schreiner, Savannah NJ & Co, w Scoville
Screven House. ] + Shuptrine & Bro, S. F & W
Ry, care II L B Virgins, j Tyson Jr & Co,
Tuberdy, G w Tiedeman & Bro, Wilensky q
Co, J c Winter, J A Wegefarth Watson & P,
J D Weed & Co, Fl Ward, A M & W West.
White & s. Steamer Katie, Steamer Alpha Ga
& Fla Co. So Elk Co.
Per Central Railroad June 1S-Warren & A,
Dwelle, Cam & Co, Maclean & Co. Stubbs & T.,
Flannery & Co, W w Gordon & Co. DYER K
Dancy, J R Cooper. Heidi & s. j S Woods & Co,
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway June
1e-G w Tiedeman & Bro, Younglove & G.,
Palmer Mfg Co. Fl F Ludeman. II Hesse, @ r
81 Bkg Co. II Hunkery, A Letter & Son, Henry
Juchter, Heidi & s. A Hanley, E S Mays, Myers
& Co. Harms & j, ] Collins & Co. A Ehrlich &
Bro
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
June Isl r Cooper, Savannah Grocery Co,
Lee Roy Myers q Co, @ o Haines, Palmer Hard.
war ~ Ttrppnau RrOQ g p Eh0ftar
Solomon & Son. G Davis & Son, Savannah
Brewing Co. Order Peacock H & Co. Smith
Bros, NJ Henderson, s Guckenheimer & Son,
Lloyd & A, Ludden & B, G w Wylly, " G
Cooper, Appel & s. w Tiede1nan & Bro, w D
Simkins, Lindsay g. NJ, Richman, A Rhodes
& Co, Standard OIL Co. NJ Ferst's Sons & Co,
A Enrich & Bro, w A McDermid, Collat Bros
P Lee, D Hogan. G c Gueraad.