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THE HOUSE.

Increased Appropriations for the Free
Mall Delivery Defeated.
In the House almost the whole day was
consumed in the discussion of points Of
order. The attendance was small and the
attention listless. A few private bills were
passed.
Whiting OF Michigan. from the Ways and
Means Committee, reported bill limiting
the amount of wearing apparel and per-
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CALIFORNIA TOBACCO.
Thsrs Will Be Boom in 1t Down in the Gilroy
Region,

Thsre Will Be Boom In 1t Down IN the Gllroy
Region
GILRoY, June IA meeting was held
here tonight to resuscitate the tobacco in
dustry. which was booming when the Bank
of California collapsed and the manufac-
ture of the weed here with 1t. In small
way tobacco has always been grown and
cigars manufactured at San Felipe, IL miles
from here. The fine quality of the tobacco
has attracted the attention of experts, who
say it fully rivals that of the best Havana
product. A company Is about forming with
San Francisco capital to back it to plant
and manufacture on q large scale. Fifty
acres are planted this year, which will be
largely increased next year. There is no
doubt that the soil and climatic conditions
of this valley are peculiarly favorable to
the growth and cure of the finest leaf, and
those getting up the company are justitiably
sangune of profitable results.
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sonal effects to be admitted free of duty
placed on tile calendar.
The House then went into committee of
the whole on the Postoffice appropriation
bill, the pending question being on the
motion to increase by $500, 600 the appropri-
alton for the free delivery service. Lost,
"a TO IA. Without disposing of the bill. the
House adjourned.
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A NotabIe Weddino

CoNNERsvILLE. Ind, June ELLEN Car
Isle Of Huston. daughter Of United States
ex-Treasurer Huston, was married here
this noon to Howard NJ Gordon, the editor
Ot the Connersville Times. Dir. and Mrs.
Gordon were the recipients of many costly
presents, among others solid silver fruit
dish from the President and Mrs. Harrison,
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some E H gin. Priced Horses.

New YORK, June 1.-The sale of year.
lings, the property Of Daniel Swigert and
George II. Clay of Lexington, KY, began
tonight. The highest price paid was by w.
L. Powers, who gave $4,000 for bay cell
by LongfellOw- Ballet. A brown colt by
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Cholera in Persia.

LONDON. June IA dispatch from
Teheran says: Conflicting accounts are re-
ceiyed of the cholera epidemic at Meshed,
Persia 1t is stated that 115 deaths from
cholera occurred in single day. The dis.
ease has now appeared in the hills compel
ing the removal Of the English camps. The
inhabitants of the affected districts are fee
ing from their homes.
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ment, but it was not thought that he In
tended doing himself harm. He entered
the saloon of Chris Hallen, and after
making remark that life was not worth
living. fired the fatal shot. Price had tjyed
here for years and was well known aud had
a large circle of friends. lie was at one
time prominent member of the Fire De-
partment, filling the position Of assistant
chief engineer To despondeucy ia attrib-
uted the cause of his taking his life.
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PRoRIBITION IN PENNsYLvANIA.
Convention In Which the Women Dele
gates Were humorous.

SCRANTON. Pa, June 1.-The ProhiOi-
ton State convention net here this morn
ing. Twenty per cent OF the delegates are
women. Various committees were ap-
pointed. Judge S. J. Hanna of this city is
permanent chairman.
Delegates we're selected to the national
convention and Presidential electors nOmi-
mated. The financial plank of the platform
adopted reciteS that the circulating medium.
whether gold, silver or papeT, should be Of
equal value and sufficient to meet the de-
mands OF business Foreign immigration
Is condemned and a revision of the immi-
grafton law urged. A resolution was
adopted opposing the opening of the World s
Fair on Sunday.
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Tail-End Cnllisinn

RODEo June 1.-Early this morning two
freight trains eastbound from San Fran
cisco collided between the two tunnels and
did considerable damage. No one was iu-
jured. 1t required some little troubIs to re-
move the debris from the track so SIS 60
allow travel to be resumed. The train
running into the one ahead Of 1t was
No. 122
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Colorado Rank Fails.

KANSAS CITY, June 1.-The Stars Pueblo
(COlO.) special says: The Bank of Pueblo
assigned this morning to A. j. Quad, who
was formerly cashier. The amount Of liza
bilties is unknown. Fred Rohner is the
owner OF the bank. The cause is due 10 the
extreme dull times and inability to make
collections on overdue accounts
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Wolcott Not in JeiI

OMAHA, June 1.-AccOrding to a story
published here this evening Major Woleott,
who commanded the cattlemen who in
vaded Wyoming recently has been seen on
an Eastern trip instead of in confinement at
Fort Russell He has been East in consul
tatiOn with Senator Manderson, and re-
turned to Fort Russell Yesterday.
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FACTIONS STILL FIGHTING.
Michael Davitt Severely Wounded in the
Head

Head.
DUBLIN, June 1.-At a meeting held to-
day in the town of Navan, County Meath,
to select candidates to oppose the Parnell-
ties in the coming election, Michael Dayitt
was chosen to contest North Meath. A
large crowd of Parnellites gathered at the
place where the meeting was held, and when
the proceedings terminated they followed
the Nationalists to the railroad station.
Here collision took place between the two
forces. and a bloody struggle ensued. the
cOmbatants fighting savagely for some time.
Davitt received severe wound in the head,
which bled freely.
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papAt Pnlace,

Situated on the corner of Eddy and Mason
streets, will be open for public inspection
Friday. June 8, at Z 80 p. NJ. This is ladies'
night, and all those who may attend will be
surprised at the pains taken for the COM
fort and enjoyment Of all who may be In
attendance.
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Conference on Canadian Matters.

OTTAWA, Ont, June 1.-Foster, Minister
of Finance, and Rowell, Minister of the
Militia. left this afternoon for Washington
to confer with Secretary Blaine and Lord
Pauncefote. 1t is stated that the Ministers
mission Is TO discuss matters touched upon
but not settled at the spring conference,
among which is the question of the Welland
Canal tolls
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The Manritina Fnrrionna

LONDON, June Further advices by
mail have been received from MauIitius.
The burial of 600 persons killed Ia Port
Louis alone occupied six days. Out of 81
churches in Port Louis 30 were devastated.
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Blown Down an Embankment.

VIENNA, June 1.-The mail train running
from Agram to Brod was struck by ey-
clone to-day. The two carriages composing
the train were lifted bodily into the air,
hurled down the embankment, causing
great CONSERVATION among the passengers.
Twenty persons were badly injured and
some fatally.
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THE MOTHERS LAsHED HIAE.
How Brute Was Served by Some Women Of
Arizona

HoLBROOK, Ariz., June IA brute by
the name of Kentner, formerly County Sur
veyor of Apache County, was accused OF
maltreating a little eight-year-0Id school
girl yesterday. The charge could not be
tainty OF the mans guilt, aud tie Justice
of the Peace told Kantner to leave the to xn
to avoid lynching. Keutner went into hid
ing until to-day, and when lie was about to
leave the mothers of the town learned of the
fact and seven or eight of them provided
themselves with rawhides and Iashed him
out of town for over a mile.
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RANGES ovERsroCKED.

Cattlemen VIII Endeavor to Keep Down ths
Increase.
PHGNIX, Ariz., June 1.-Advlces from
Apache County say the estimated cattle
shipment this season will not fail short of
10000 head. Even this enormous sale
Will not be sufficient, however, to relieve
the ranges unless more rain falls this SUM-
mer than has been usual for tine past Eve
years. Thousands Of cattle are also being
shipped from Southern Arizona, but this
only gives temporary relief If the increase
be not kept down to the minimum. Cattle
men are trying to adopt uniform methods
to accomplish this result, rs otherwise the
ranges will be overstocked aud an alarming
loss will take place the coming winter.
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A New ApportIonment.

MADISON, Wis, June 1.-Governor Peck
called a special session of the Legislature
to-day to meet June 28 to reapportion the
State into Senate and Assembly districts.
This move is made necessary by the declara-
ton Of the Supreme Court that the appOr-
tionment Of 1889 is unconstitutional.
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Munich Art Exhibition.

MUNICH, June 1.-The International Art
Exhibition was opened to-day with great
ceremony by the Prince Regent A large
number of royal personages were present.
The exhibition comprises works of art from
most European countries. America and
Ianan. The whole city is decorated.
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Rebels of Yemen submit.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 1.-Oficial ad-
vices are received from Yemen to the effect
that the recent uprising IN that district has
ended in the submission OF the revolving
tribe, numbering 60,000.
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Rnssian Apitatnrs pnniahsd

WARSAW, June Five persons who
were concerned in the recent riots at Lodz
have been banished TO Siberia. Thirty Ger
mans and % AustriaHs, suspected OF being
agi;ators, have been expelled from Russia
without warning.
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The praytOn Family Return.

New YORK, June l. 1-Among the passen-
gers who arrived on the steamer Teutonic
from England to-day were J. Coleman
Drayton and four chiidreE-CarOIiue A,
Henry Coleman. William A. and Aida
Livingston Drayt0n.
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AMERICA Is AHEAD.
But Mexico Will Spend Money to Overtaks
Her

PHGNIX, Ariz.. June 1.-Seuor BIaaco,
Chief of the International Boundary Line
Commission for Mexico, says that an error
DeOus report has gone out to the effect that
his commission had been compelled ta stov
be increased aud a large force will be put
to work at the beginning OF the fiscal year,
July l. This step has been taken on az
count Of the fact that the American commits
sion has, with its larger equipment, been
able to move far in advance of the Other
body,
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Rarinr Sea Commissioner.

MONTREAL, June IA London special
to the Star says: Great Britain acceptance
of Sir John Thompson as the British arbi-
traitor in connection with the Bsring Sea
arbitration gives general satisfaction. An
eminent jurist is to be chosen as the other
British arhitrntOr.
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A Powerful Cannon.

READING, Pa. June 1.-The model of the
Haskell multi-charge gun, now being built
here, was tested to-day. The gun sent a
shot through 10 calibers thickness of iron.
The gun was ordered by the War Depart
ment under the act OF September. 1888, and
well be completed in about two months.
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North pakota,s Extra Session.

BISMARCK, N. d., June l. - Governor
Burke presented his message to the special
session of the Legislature this morning.
calling attention to the necessity for legls-
lation providing for the choice of members
OF the electoral college and the need of adj
ditOnal appropriations for the Worlds Fair.
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whitney Hcnorsbly Aoouitted.

BERLIN. June wv. R. Whitney Of
Boston, Mass, who was recently accused
Of immortality, and who was tried behind
closed doors, was to-day honoIably ac-
Omitted
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Salad for Fnrnnn

New YORK, June 1.-Secretary Fosters
wife and daughter. Secretary Rusk's daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Stanford
sailed for Europe on the City of Paris to-
day.
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Burned TO Death

VIENNA, June 1.-The town Of Ullanow,
in Galyra, was the scene of disastrous fire
to-day. Two hundred houses were de-
strOyed and two persons burned to death.
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CROPS IN ARIZONA.
An Excellent Outlook in the Valley Of the
Salid6

PHGNIX, Ariz., June IA careful cam
vass of the crop outlook in Salt River Val
ley shows $1,000 acres In grain. The season
is late by two weeks on account ofcold
weather. OF the cereal crop one-Gflh is
wheat, for which millers are already offer
ing ST 30 per GENITAL. The remainder is
principally barley, for which 81 per GENITAL
is now being offered. The alfalfa crop is
probably so per cent larger this year than
last. owing to the growing demand for pas
ture from the Northern cattlemen.
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- Sncoead MilIs.

GALVESTON. June l. - Lieutenant Gov
ernor Pendleton was nominated for Con-
Rress to-day on the hundred and eighty
second ballot to succeed Senator Roger Q.
Mills
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At New York.
Thew Refused TO combina

New YORK, June L--The reported CON-
bine Of the wallpaper manufacturers. which
was TO have gone into effect tomorrow, has
been postponed owning TO the withdrawal
Of several large firms.
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land for $1,000, bay colt by Fremont
Tincture to Phil Dwyer for S2400, and
bay colt by imported SeIeny-Florida to w.
Strauss for S2100
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LIFE NOT WORTH LIVING.

An U-d Settler Shoots himself IN the
Head.
VALLEJO. June l. - Last night Steve
Price. au old resident of this town. COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself in the
head. Shortly before committing the deed
Price was walking up and down Georgia
street. talking to himself. and when spoken
to be took no notice Of the person address
ing him. His actions caused some COM
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NcLsan nutrnws Richarasan-

VICTORIA. B. c., June The boat raes
between Mclean and Richardson in the
harbor this afternoon was won by Mclean
by three lengths.
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.PUGILISTIC NOTES.

The Second Deposit in the sullivan-Corbett
Match Made Yesterday.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The hackers of
John l.. Sullivan and Jim Corbett met this
afternoon and deposited S2500 side, the
second installment OF $4,000 side for
which they are TO fight. Phil Dwyer was
chosen the final stakeholder.
New ORLEANS, June 1.-The Olympic
Club has eabed to London offering purse
OF $4,000 TO either O'Brien, Pritchard or
Hall To fight FiIZsimmons in September at
the same time as the Sullivan Corbett con-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-18
MONbAAf SAAS
.np1rEn YESTERDAY.
. a.. An Ger, Pundt, Dundee. in ballast

mark Adele lNiS44
Chr p g'in, = Norl. Krudsen, Liverpool, WIN
Bark 3 2os I roberts s Co; vessel to Hoist &
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THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY, JULY 49, 1892.

the president Of the road and some friends.
He was dashing his pet along at the rate Of
sixty miles an hour, when she came to q
stand within 200 feet. about half a mile
from a station just passed. The air-brake
had become deranged. IL was fixed. and
Walling, in spite OF protests from the presi-
dent, backed to the station. He said some
thing was wrong, and he would not go
ahead. When the station was reached the
operator was found wild with terror. He
had had orders to stop the special to allow q
limited to pass. He had gone 60 sleep, and
woke in time to hear il thunder by. AS
Walling backed his train on to the
side track the first mail dashed by. Once
after that the air~brakes got out of order,
and the train came to stop. Walling
would not 60 ahead until he had walked
half a mile with q lantern. 1t was
good thing he did so, for on the outer
side of sharp curve, on a high bank,
broken rail was found. II any one else
ran that engine there was sure to be a
wreck or accident OF some kind.
OF course it was only luck on Wallings
part. and the bad luck OF others, there was
hardly a man who did not believe that that
machine knew what it was doing. 1t
was sent to the shop time and again and
overhauled. Nothing could be found to be
the matter. Yet at any time the engine
was liable to start forward or backward.
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And it Kept them exceedingly busy. He
continued this game for another half-hour,
at the end of which he was In a profuse per-
spiration and his two assistants were very
weary
The champion went to his room and re-
ceived rubbing aud massage treatment
Casey. Ashton and Morgan all taking
hand.
1t was o'clock when he again appeared
on the veranda, where he talked with call
ers until called to a light supper at 1880.
When he prepared to retire at 8 o'clock
the champion looked remarkably well. He
said: ~ never felt better in my life.
expect to take off twenty pounds more and
have eight weeks in which to do it. shall
be fit on Sept. to fight for anybody's
money, and have no fear as to the result
ALL hopeis that Corbett's manager. Brady,
who seems to feel SO confident of his mans
success, will take plenty of money to New
Orleans
Hand ball and rope Skipping will in few
days be added to the champions list Of ex-
erciseS,
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LIST OF VESSELS.
Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port.

Up, Cleared and Sailed for this Port.
BARKs.
Otus INorl, Ekornaess, Rotterdam, April %.
Carsten BE [Norl, Olsen. Hamburg, sid June /.
Lake Ontario lGerl, Gilman, st Nazaire, sid
June "a.
John Fought [swl, Bjorkmsn, Rotterdam, sid
Drot Nor], Sorensen, Copenhagen, sid May rs.
Alfred Gibbs lNorl. Reimers, Havre, sid May
Lucy [NorI, Klouman, Buenos Ayres, sid May
Victoria tNorl. Jefferson, Bristol. sid May go
Eatvig Norl Sunblad, Harburg, sid May %.
Theodorus [Dutchl, Bruyn. Liverpool, sid May
Elektra [Norl, Larsen, at Table Bay, sid June 9.
Tn Thoresen [Norl. Salvesen, Eieuwe Water
veg, sid June S.
Godthaab [Norl, Bic. Rotterdam, sid June
Wilhelmine tNorl, Olsen, Rotterdam, sid June g.
Harsld LSw], Jahannsen, Aberdeen, sid June 16.
J W Holmes (Brl, Waller, Granton, sid June 8
Ger lBrl Murray, at Hull July /.
Ariadne Nor. Hansen, London, sid June %.
Lorely lGerl, Hegemann. Calais. sid June 80.
Rothssay tNorl. =, Tonsberg, sid June 20.
Solide lGerl, Peeken, Waterford. sid July O.
Petrus [Norl, Hansen, Liverpool sid July II.
H.
Ihela [Norl. Mathiesen. Algoa Bay, sid May Q.
ROOT Dillon, Leighton, at Port Royal, July %.
SCHooNERs.
Waterman A Taft. Jr, Mckenzie, Belfast, sid
July via Beaufort, @.
Elwood Burton, Kitchens, Baltimore. sid July l.
susan n Richie. Brown, Portland, Ne, cid
June 25
ISAIAH Rich, - from -, sid July
Geo H Ames, Marshall, Boston, sid Juiy6
Harriet G Kerl!n, Shaw, Baltimore. up July O.
johnny Schmidt, Norbury, Philadelphia, up July g.
Edward P Avery, Hswley, New York, up
July 70
Jennie Thomas. Young, Baltimore. sid July Il.
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CONSIGNEES.

-. steamship Kansas City from New 1orR-
Atmsyer, & Co. Ru A1pPst NJ s Bacon Bacon
sWH We sTush ELS P Co, Mrs Davie, Buch-
& son p, A Burk & Co, ] G Butler, Brough-
snan B Bro N &DA Byck, G RI & Bkg GO;
to1 Tsnisrson, N NJ solomon Co4eR Cb mrs y ~
Cqn6R iIiif A Fl Champions Son, Collat Bros,
! CUsiiSe c, T T Chapeau. NJ Doyle, X
Go tnS'T ] Davis Eckman & V, Epstein Bro.
p9 Enrich & Bro R Einstein' Engel 4 X mi
EntTsI ra0E < Co, J Fernandez, II F9rber,
Jr iII Su & Co, L Freid, Fretwell & n, NJ
flai,,D sons & Co Falk Clothing Co, Foye q d.,
F Tellsssorsham, G Gray & Son, S Guckenheimer Z
s s.lsn b Co, H Goebel, D Hogan, ! Haas, A
G [sgia r Hetterich, A B Hull & Co, heuisler &
RAM I.ckson NJ & Co, H Juchter, Kolshorn & M,
T. H'T yaCNE VIM Kehoe & Co, Kavansngh & B.
y, a9o5r1C Go. BIZ Levy 8 Bro, A LETTER & Son,
I1yo UrT Bros, Ludden & B. John Lynch, Lind
s Syl[y NJ I Masters. W B Nell &
CO s,6onoA Miller Co. Co. J M nSsEasa :
c. no MGDgI News. J o'BTien, Outs IBros {
w. ", 6Dnenheimer & S, Moore 81, G w Tiede-
S w, Bro. Moore & Co. 1 G. Haas. n Paulsen,
IaaS H & Co, Rourke & Son, Rosenbeim
SCo, S F & w Ry, Savannah Produce Go.
SS,CTSnnah Plumbing Co, Savannah Bicycle Go.
Solon1ons & Co, H Solomon & Son, P B Springer,
ITStropR Smith Bros, S Selig, e Schwarz,
scott L stern. 8 Shum, Tidewater Oil Co,
Nv R rev, Speciality Co, Watson & P. j Weed
Rsoo AM, K w West. Western Co, Steam
srs Katie, Bellevue, Alpha, So Ex Co, O Mus
N pa- savannah, Florida and Western Ry. July
NV Newson, W Bruno & Co, W D simkins,
wFersts Sons & Co, w D Thomas, Herman
< Moore & Co. Smith Bros, Mohr Bros, Falk
rotbing Co, A M Harris. j @ Slater, McDon-
mgh & Co, Enrich & Bro, Savannah Produce
co. savannah Brewing Co, Savannah Grocery
Taa NAn1 adn.r
Fsrst' Sons s. Co, L B Lewis, L Myers, NJ Y
Henderson. Nc Cauley S & Co, Savannah Ry
5 $ aaston6eimeT s sons RePpaF%6 !
4 s G5s BROS @, Florence Gordon RIeRi{
Ian Bros Ellis Y & Co. NJ Y Henderson, Dale
Dixon Co. Geo VanHorn, / Epstein & Bro,
Miller Co Ghas Nick' ape &c 4 s Peacock ok
lisms & Co, Lemon & III, Ellis Y & 90, Edw
Fenan & Co, J L Jones. Hunter, B B, A u
Moses.
Per Central Railroad, July 81 Putzei. 4
Grocery 90, E Stults & Co. Decker & F. War
mock & W, A W RAIN H Muldron, NJ Hender-
son, A NJ Moses, Meinhard Bros & Co. NJ Ferstis
Sons & co, Mrs NJ Dozen. E Lovelrs Sons. N
Myers & Go, Savannah G & W Co Lipnman
Bros, Moore b %, Smith Bros. Powers eco,
Moore & j, Davsnt & H, ] U Hester, E Zip
perer,
Hunter, P & B, Edwards T & Co. Grieg, & W.
Ellis & Co. Chestnut & ON. Brown Bros.
Swinton & NJ, Butler & NJ, Lloyd & A. A Bash.
H Frost & Co, H Heidtman, II Myer,
A Champions Son, Thos Cooley, A Ehrlich &
Bro. A Hull & Co, MS & D Byck.
Per South Bound Railroad, July 16-J G De-
Lettre, CIR R & Bkg Co. H NJ Conner & Co. Sa-
yannah Grocery Co. NJ Ferst's Sons & Co. H
& Son, Smith Bros, G w Tiedeman &
Bro } F I.ubs, II Ernst.