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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-12

In THE December Atlantic W. ]. Stillman
writes OF Louisville: II do not re-
member and have no record of the
time when he married his second
wife, Frances Dunlap, but the revolution she
brought about in his life had begun before hi
friends knew the causes of 1t She was one of
the rarest anc most sympathetic creature have
ever known She was the governess OF Lowell s
daughter when first went to stay at Elmwood,
and then felt the charm Of her character.
She was severe Swedenborgian, with the
serene faith and spiritual outlook have gener
ally found to be a characteristic Of that sect;
with a warmth of spiritual sympathy of which
have known another instance; a fine and sub
tile faculty of appreciation, seri-
GUS and tender. which was to
spirit. The only particular In which the sym
patty failed was in the feeling that she had In
regard to his humorous poems. She disliked
the vein. IL was not that she lacked humor or
the appreciation of his, but she thought that
kind of literature unworthy Of him. This she
said TO me more than once. But aside from
this she fitted him like the air around him. He
had felt the charm OF her character before he
went TO Europe and had begun 20 bend to it.
but, as he said 20 after his marriage, he
would make no sign until he had tested by
prolonged absence the solidity Of the feeling he
had felt growing up. He waited, therefore, till
his visit to Germany had satisfied him that it
was sympathy, and not propinquity, that lay
at the root of his inclination for her. before de-
claring himself. No married life could be more
fortunate in all respects except one-they had
no children. But for all that his life required
she was to him healing from sorrow and de-
tense against ali trouble, very spring OF life
and hope.
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Hedwig Siebe lGerl, -, Seville sid Oct 81.
Nedova r lItall, Razetto, Genoa, sid Oct %.
Russell INorl, Eriksen, Port Natal, sid Oct "A.
Nipotini lItall, Aste, Genoa. sid Nov =
Godthaab [Norl, Bic, Hamburg, sid Nov II.
BOnheur LNorl Telefsen, Marseilles. sid Nov ID
Luna NOR, Josephson. Marseilles. sid Nov IA
Julie Norl, Jorgensen. Belfast, sid Nov u.
President lNorl, Olsen, Liverpool sid Nov r.
Ebba lSwl, Paulsen, Dublin, sid Nov IS.
Clara Norl, -, Queenstown, sid Nov 10.
Maria Adelaide [ltal, Cacace, Point d. Pitre,
Madre ItalI, Ollvari. Santos, sid Nov1s
Dagmar NOR, Coates. Grimsby, sid Nov %
Hos Nor, Johansen, Valencia, sid Nov IS.
Edward Sanchez, Steelman, Baltimore, sid
Dec 8.
Navigatore CItall, Mazzateui, Hull, sid Nov "a.
Gler lBrl. McNutt, Hull, sid Nov %.
Admiral Tegethon lGerI, Voss, Rotterdam, sid
President [Brl, Chisholm, Rouen, sid Nov 90.
Australia LNorl, CLristophersen, Sharpness, sid
EV Amqvist [swl. Myra. Barbados. sid Nov %.
Theus lNorl, ThorWaid, st Pierre, Mart. sid Nov
Progreso Ispl. Fabiero, Santos. sid Oct 90.
Fa M 5d1tail' Schiappocasse. Porto Torres, sid
JoGun [Norl, Christensen. Rotterdam. sid Dec 8.
britannia lNorl, Krlstensen, at Buenos Ayres
Freidig iNorI, Ulsteen. Bristol sid Dec7
Mari Marie Berg lGerl. Wickerts, at London Nov 20.
STANLEY LNorl Petersen, at Pernambuco Oct 81.
e e1grs Nor ,, Dublin, sid Nov 49, ~ 90
Peppina NJ [Itall, Scarpati. Oporto, sid Dec 8.
briggs.
Robert Dillon, leighton. New York. up Dec 10.
Ahto LRusl. DanielSen, Malaga, sid Oct IS.
scHooNERs.
Robert A Snow Pilisbury New York, sid Nov T.
Charmer. Dabol, New York, sid Dec ?.
Jennie Thomas, Young, Baltimore, up Nov II.
Isabella Gill, Collision, Baltimore, up Dec 3
Nellie W Hewlett Sharp, Baltimore. up Nov %.
Edward Avery, Hawley, New York, Nov 80.
South Shore Alley, Philadelphia cid Dec ?.
Margaret May, Jarvis, Baltimore. up Dec 10
Warner Moore. Crockett, Philadelphia, up Dec
10.
VIM II Allison, Remission, at Baltimore Dec 10.
Aaron Reppard. SteelmSn, Philadelphia I'D Dec
10.
John Rose. Allen, Philadelphia, up Dec 10.
John g Schmidt, Norbury, Philadel phia, up Dec
10.
Jacob NJ Haskell, -, Boston, up Dec 9.
Harriet Kerlin, Shaw, Philadelphia, up Dec 6.
Edward Bailey, Townsend. Baltimore, up
Dec 10.
Horace P Shares, Mount, New York, sid Dec 10.
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Winter NIGHT in Florida.

Adown the distant dewy west
The lambert day CLEANS sink to rest,
And f1reflies with wavering light.
Flash through the perfumed mists Of night
Sweet amaryllis, white and fair,
Unfolds its fragrance to the air,
While night birds, in the orange grove,
Sing to my soul of life and love.
The falling petals, sweet and rare,
Make music on the balmy air
Which thrills, like amethystine wine,
My dreaming heart to ask Of thine
''Dost love me now while youth abides?
Wilt love me aye whAte'er betides?"
The petals. falling meath the sky,
Are hushed to hear the sweet reply:
"The stars in yonder sky shall pale
Ere my true love for thee shall failr'
What matter if white drifting SHOWS
Fell like the petals Of the roseH
Or icy winds around me beat,
In place Of breezes, warm and sweet?
Within the heart, true love can bring
Eternal, soft, and balmy spring.
Gainesville, Fla. KATE WooD.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Florence Shay, Port ROYAL.
Schr Chas Z Schmidt, New York.



Charleston, Dec i1-Arrived, Steamer Iro-
ouois from New York; schrs D K Baker, from
New York; VIM Frederick. from Rockport.
Sailed-Schrs Clara E Bergen, New York;
John u Brown, New York; A Scherman, New
York; Chas e Young. Baltimore; A Denike.
New York, Dec 9-Arrived, brig Robert Dill
lon Leighton, Savannah: schrs Frank Wander
herchen, Chamberlain, Charleston; Adele Ball,
woodruff, Georgetown, SC; John G Gregory,
Andreasen, Georgetown, sc; Florence Randall,
Bishop, Brunswick, Ga; Gen Adelbert Ames
Jameson, Savannah; hlla L Davenport, Dunton,
Aralachicola; Minnie Smith. Nelson, Fernan-
diua is bound to New Haven; Gertie NJ Kicker
SOD, Outten, Jacksonville; Meyer & Muller, Pat
terson, Jacksonville.
sailed-schrs Horace P Shares, Savannah;
John H Cross Brunswick, Ga; Nathan Ester
brook Jr Port Royal, SC.
Girgenti, Nov 29-sailed, bark Concettina
IItall, Lubrano, Savannah.
Dec 1-Sailed, bark Quirinae IItall, Scala,
Charleston.
Hamburg Dsc s-Arrived, bark President
Trostch Ger], Nieiahr, Savannah.
sic of Wight, Dec S-Passed, steamship Penn
bridge [Brl, Barge. Savannah for Bremen.
Liverpool, Dec 8-Sailed, bark Marget tNorl
Danelson. Pensacola.
Oporto, Dec 3-Sailed, bark Peppina NJ [Itall,
St Pierre, Mari, Nov 27-Sailed. schr Fred
erick Roessner, Gould, Mobile.
3Oth-Sailed bark George g Green, Platt,
Pensacola.
St Thomas, Nov 27-Sailed, schr Fortugas,
Anderson, Jacksonville.
2Sth-Sailed schrLizzie n Hall, Greed, Jack
sonville.
29th-Sailed, barks Sydney [Swl, Landth,
Pensacola; Sunbeam [Norl, Houlder. Pensacola.
Baltimore, Dec 9-Arrtved, steamship Brix-
ham, Durie, Jacksonville; schr Oliver II Booth,
Van Glider Jacksonville.
Fernsndina. Dec 9-Arrived, schr Susan N
Pickering, Haskell, New York.
New Orleans Dec 9-Arrived, steamship Sal
tram [BFl Urem, Kingston via Punta Gorda.
Nobgka. Dec 4-PasSa0. bark Levi g AndTeWs
Wheeler. Apalachicola for Boston; schr Etta A
Simpson, Coombs, Brunswick for Boston.
Norfolk Dec 9--Arrived, steamers AlvSh Brl,
Young. Tampa for Ipswich; bennington BRl,
Daziel, Fernandina for Bremen.
Philadelphia, Dec 9-Arrivod, schrs Mary L
Peters, Broughsm. Fernandins; Kate Aitken,
Wilson, Charleston: Gov Hall, Cain, Brunswick
w Luella Wood, Spaulding, Darien; Warren
Potter, Slocum, Georgetown, SO; Edna &
Emma. Richardson, Georgetown, SC.
Chatham, Dec 9, 2 pm-Passed, schrs Jacob
Reen, Nickerson, Savannah via Vineyard Haven
for Portland, in tow; Chas H Wolston, Hinck-
ley, Brunswick for Boston.
Darien, Ga, Dec 9-Cleared, schrs Cassie
Jameson, Collins New York; Martin L Smith,
Rose, Brunswick
Brunswick, Ga, Dec Arrived, bark Violet
tBrl Arklow, Barbados.
Bull River, SC, Dec 6-Sailed schr VIM Nicely,
Thompson, New York.
Carthagena. use, Nov 26-Arrived, brig
Rozella Smith lBrl, Green, TO commence dis
charging Goth.
Nov 2S-In port, brig Mary Bartlett, Haskell,
for Mobile, with cocoanuts; schrs Carrie Wood
bury, Bryant. and Lena r Storer, Lee, for Mo
bile, all 10 sail GOTH
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CONSIGNEFS.

Per Central Railroad Dec i0-Woods @ & Co,
Hunter & B, Dwelle & D. Montague & Co,
H NJ Conner & Co, Jno Flannery Co, J s Wood
& Bro, P Williams & Co, W Gordon Co,
M Maclean & Co, Warren & A. Butler & 8, II
Traub, NJ Y & D MacIntyre, McNatt & M. A S
Thomas, A NJ & c w West, Bigler & Co, S
Marks & Co, Mrs I Walter, Lindsay & M. L.
Dunn, Savannah Brewing Co, G W Parish,
Tidewater Oil Co. T a Wood, A Hanley,
Egan, j W Teeple & Co. Meinhard Bros Co,
Mrs Martha Crawford, G w Cubbed2e, Frank &
Co, H Solomon & Son, A H Graham, G w Tiede
man & Bro, J H Shearer, Winter, Jno Ohsiek,
Hy Toehl, Savannah Steam Bakery, a s Canuet
& Co, Tom Mcdonald, Peacock II & Co, Ellis
& Co, G O'Connel, g Davis q Son, Haynes &
Il, ID Murphy, B Harvey. j II NJ Griffin.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Dec lI-G Sausey L r Myers & Co, A B Gil
rardeau. j Billiard, McNatt & M, A Ehrlich &
Bro, Reppard & Co, W G Morrell, Ledkin.
Heilman. L Putze, G w Tiedeman & Bro, G
Ross, Eckman & V, Conner II & Co, City Sub
Ry Co. Tidewater Oil Co, M Ferst's Sons & Co,
g Eckstein & Co. T J Meyer Mfg Co. Savannah
Grocery Co. Leopold Adler, Cell & Q, w B Nell
& Co, Connolly & Men, A Cults, H Solomon &
Son, Nathan, d Walker: W Teeple Co.
D Y s. X Il Dancy, w D Simkins. Chatham Fur
niture Co. w Nell & Co, Germenia Bank, Da-
want & H. A II Champions Son, 7 Simpson, Sa
vannah G g. W Co, Id Henderson, H Solomon
& Son, Kavanaugh & B, Z A SchWarz, X vii p
son, M Ferst's Sons & Co., Norton & H, F
Irrelevant. A Rhodes & Co, ? H Wolter Brew
ing Co, Chatham Door and Sash O. H Her
mish, Peacock H & Co, Law & B. Stillwell NJ &
Co, McDonough & Co, Dale Dixon & Co, j
Wall, w w AiInar q Co. Jno Flannery & Co.
r B Cassels S Percy, W Thomas, Liberty
Mfg Co, j @ Slater. s P Shotter Co, S GuckeD-
heimer & Sons, Kirkland. Lemon & N.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Dec
l0-Tidewater Oil Co, Mutual G L Co, b San
ders, Georgia Lumber Co, Leopold Adler, Mohr
Bros, Neidlinger & Il, D Osgood, Singer Mfg
Co, NJ Fersts Sons & Co, Agent Steamer Belle
vue, Kenney & Co, Mutual Coop Assn, j j
Dnh / mi
Bros, Peacock & Co. b Hsrpsr.
Per South Bound Railroad, Dec lot Ward,
Savannah S Co, Frank & Co. Ludden & B, ] D
Weed & Co, Geo Schwarz, A J Miller Co, A S
Thomas, A B Hull & Co. H Solomon q Son, L r
Myers & Co. A Letter & Son. VIM OConnor, N
& Mcdonald
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LIST OF We ssELs.
Up, Cleared ana Sailed for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.

Up, Cleared ana Sailed for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Pelayo [Spl. Barrochea, at Liverpool Oct IS.
Vulcan [Brl, Mondson. Barcelona, sid Nov 20.
Tiverton [BIl, Whitehead, at Amsterdam Oct 10.
st Hubert [Brl, Mcpherson, Antwerp, sid Nov
"a
Asiatic Prince [Brl, Hesketh, New Orleans, cid
Nov &c.
Merchant Prince [Brl. McDiarmed, at Boston
Dec 10.
Denia [Spl, Cano. at Liverpool Oct 90.
SHIPS.
Drammen [Norl, Andersen, at Liverpool Nov is.
Racehorse lNor1, Aanonsen Arendal, sid Nov =
Herman Lemkuhl LNorl, Algoa Bay, sid Nov 81.
BARKS.
Leopoldo [Itall Petroluzzi, Fiume, sid Sept 4.
Andrea [Swl Stromberg, Rotterdam, sid Oct q.
VEGA Itall, Porzia, CasLellamare, sid Oct II.
Konoma Bril- Thomson, Liverpool, sid Oct %.
&innet [Swl, Aksrmark, Liverpool, sid. Oct 25.
Agnes IGerl. ScheDler. Seville sid Oct q.
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U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AsRIcuLruRE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. II, 10 p. NJ.

was $40 and the minimum $50, the mean
temperature being 4S', 81 below the nor
NAL,
At o'clock p. IN. cloudiness prevailed In
Western Nebraska, Southwestern Kansas,
Western New York. Western. Arkansas,
Eastern Mississippi, Middle Alabama, along
the immediate Texas coast and over the
Florida peninsula, with rain falling at Gal
where generally clear weather was reported.
An area Of high pressure of considerable
intensity centers in the Ohio valley. An
area OF low pressure csnters in the extreme
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southwest. attended by brisk to high east to
southeast winds along the Texas coast
Gentle to fresh west to northwest winds
prevail along the New England and Middle
Atlantic coasts, and fresh 30 brisk north TO
northeast winds along the South Atlantic
aud East Florida coasts.
The forecast for Savannah and vicinity
is: Generally fair; stationary temperature;
northeast winds. T. H. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-12

The steamer Bellevue. which has been
laid up repairing machinery. the result of
an accident several weeks ago, will have
her repairs completed to-day and she will
resume her place on the ronte between
Darlen, Brunswick and this port. She will
leave on the regular schedule time to-
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Notice to Advsrtisers.

Hereafter no display will be allowed in
advertisements inserted in local columns or
among other reading matter, but all will
be set in the same style as locals, namely
solid or loaded minion or nonpariel type.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-12

GEN ]. B. WALKER. Gen. Heath, Maj.
Stearns and William @. Crowell are again at
work locating and marking the lines Of battle
at Antietam. Gen. Longstreet will be there
shortly and assist in the work.
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THE RIVER AND HARBOR.

The schooner Florence Shay sailed yes
terdey for Port Royal with part of her
cargo of cement which she brought out
port.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-12

THE SPEAKER Of the British House OF Com
mons receives a salary of $4,000 a year. and
when he retires is raised to the peerage with an
annual pension of $40 900.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Vineyard Haven, Mass, Dec 9-sohF Jacob
Reed, from Savannah for Portland, which ar
rived here leaky etc, was surveyed this morn
ing and recommended to tow to destination.
She sailel a m in tow.
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The joints and muscles are so fabricated
by Hoods Sarsaparilla that all rheumatism
and stiffness soon disappear. Tryit.-ad.
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OFFICE OF s. CHERRY, 81 Drayton Street,


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NO comics. ali oriRInal ideas

All our Felt Shapes, Sailors, etc. have got TO 20
too. Lot No 80 Different Styles.
Latest Shapes, usual price, 75c and 81 49c
Lot No. 2-All 81 % and 81 9s shapes at. 49,. $50
Some beautiful Tips, AigFettes Fancy
Feathers and Wings in the way. See them
and note the prices. [6econd Floor
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New York, Dec 9-The photographic Office is
IN receipt of information from the United
States Engineers office at Philadelphia stating
that the wreck Of ship Geestemunde, which was
lying about three miles south of Absecom inlet,
NJ, has been removed. and an examination
shows that no obstruction to navigation now
exists at the former locality of the wreck
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-12

Pilot charts and all nautical information will
be furnished masters of vessels free of charge
custom house. Captains are requested to call
at the Office.
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MILLINER

We need some more room here To procure
it we offer you some Sterling Bargains in this
Department. Just listen!
200 Exquisitely Trimmed Hats and Bon
nets, including the remainder Of those
lately sold at SO 48, we place on sale to
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BOYS CLOTHING

We offer Splendid Values in this Department,
and want you to see them before purchasing
Boys Suits, TO II years, 81 SO
Boys Dress Suits, Single and Double
breasted, all wool HAT goes with every
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CLOAKs.


special tnducement this week will be the
Lot of New Refer Jackets just received,
Fine English Melton, Handsomely
Braided, Jet and Jeweled Trimmings .... Sc IS
Ladies' Fine Tailor made Kersey Cloth Box
Coats, Strap Seams. worth $40 at ...... z so
80 Ladies' Diagonal Chevlot Jackets Full
Fur Collar Natural Head Clasps. ..... 9 so
70 Ladies' Jackets. Full Fur Shawl Collar.
Silk Facngs, New Tan Shades .......... o 9S
Misses and Childrens Reefers-We have
splendid lot Of garments, both long and short,
at right prices. Second floor. I
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BOOK NOTICES.

"The Cipher" by T. G. Bethune. The
Price-McGil Company. publishers, St.
Paul. Paper, so cents. This is one of the
best stories this house has sent out for some
time
"Zahara," by M. 7. Walworth. @. W.
Dillingham;, publisher, SO West street, New
York. Paper, 25 cents. For sale at the Sa-
vannah News Depot. A Bull street. This is
one of the Madison Square series. and a
very pretty story 1t is.
The MORNING NEWS has received copy
of the souvenir edition of the Chattanooga
Times. The paper is fifty-two pages,
printed the usual size and style, with full
account Of the prosperity of Chattanooga
and its leading journal, and profusely illus
trated. The front cover is Illuminated with
a full-page chrome of the new Times build
ing and the back cover by an allegorical
representation of the city Of Chattanooga.
1t is most cFeditable issue.
MAGAZINES.
Munseys Magazine for December is a
particularly fine number. 1t has superb
frontispiece and the Illustrations are excel
lent The articles are of a very high stand
ard, the fiction being especially good. An
article on Lord Wolseley" by w. Freeman
Day. illustrated, will be widely read. Frank
A. Munsey & Co., 155 East Twenty-third
street, New York.
The New England Magazine for Deem
Der shows a great improvement over any
previous number. The title of contents is
full one and the articles are not only
timely but of high standard of literary
merit. The improvements that are being
constantly made in this magazine are put
ting it in the foremost rank of the maya
zines OF the country. New England Maya
enue, corner Stanhope and Morgan streets,
Boston.
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*Tindicstes trace of rain or snow.
z. II. SaYrH. Observer Weather Bureau,
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

HANDKERCHIEFS.
Our assortment this season Is the largest and
most complete ever shown.
A few Of the many bargains arc as follows;
Ladies' Initial Hemstitched Handkerchiefs so.
Ladies' White and Oolored Hemstitched. -. 100
40 Different Patterns in Ladies' Sheer Lawn
Embroidered, Scaloped and Hemstitched
Ladies' and Mems Silk Initial Handkerchiefs.
Ladies' Fine Lace Handkerchiefs.
Ladies' and Mems Al-sik and Satin-fnish
Muffiers, extra sizes and weight
at right prices
Just look at those Silk Handkerchiefs
ON CENTER TABLES.
DOLLS.
Bisque Dolls, China Dolls Kid Dolls, Dressed
Dolls, Dolls Furniture, Dolls shoes, Dolls
Caps, Dolls from SC. to $50. fin Basement
BOOKS.
In addition TO the Splendid Values In Books
we are offering suitable for sensible Christmas
Gifts, we will place on sale tomorrow 5000
Popular and STANDARD Books, bound in Cloth
and Gold. Large Type on Fine Paper, more
than 100 titles IN which all favorite authors are
represented, all at
10 Not more than 8 to any one IA
IIE customer. Mons to dealers; 4 II
l. III nor can We undertake to AUs
fill mail orders from this
EACH. lot. EACH.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY
steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Button - Q
Nedlock, Agent.
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MONDAY, Dec u, 1892.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett. New York
&C G Anderson
schr Nimrod, Falker. Charleston. in ballast TO
Geo Harriss & Co.
Schr G f Lawrence. latham (Fisherman),
from Chesapeake Bay, master.
Steamer Ethel Carroll, Augusta and way
isudings-W Gibson, Manager.
Steamer Flora, Garnett. Darien and Bruins
wick-W Gibson, Manager.
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
DAY.
Bark Camilla [Norl, Richardson, to load for
Europe-A Minis Sons.
BARK Decima GNOrl. Svsndsen, TO load for
Europe-A Minis Som.
ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Brg Annie Batchelder, Thompson, to load for
a northern port-JOs Roberts & Co.
ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Concordia LDanl, Hansen, Brest, in bal
last TO master.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY
steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Button - Q II
Nedlock, Agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Florence Shay, Port ROYAL.
Schr Chas Schmidt, New York.
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Bark Concordia LDanl, Hansen, Brest, in bal
last TO master.
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ORANGES.

Al EHCdAETS. manufacyurers, merchAntsA
III corporations, and all others In need "a
printing. bthograpbing, and blank booAs uam
have their orders promptly nllsA. 81 moasraks
Esoea, a. ne MORNING. EEWn RnSHxxNH
k&BG& WhAAakHw mMs4
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ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Brlg Annie Batchelder, Thompson, to load fol-
a northern port-JOs A Roberts & Co.
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aaxlmumt mpsraUure. SO. minimum tenn
perature. So.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
timeat all stations Tor the MORNING News
SAVANNAH. Dec. II. 1880 p. n. city time.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-02-26
Burned at the stake.
A Terrible Exhibition OF sevagery in
Arkansas.

A horrible story of negro burned at
the stake by mob comes from TeXarkana,
Ark Ed Coy, a big mulatto, aged 30,
brutally outraged Mrs. Henry Jewell, a
much respected white woman, at her
house four miles away from Texarkana,
on Saturday evening, Feb. b. The ne
gro fled, but was captured and taken to
the JEWELS house where Mrs. Jewell fully
identified him. The next afternoon, which
was Sunday, he was taken from his captors
and great crowd of people marched with
him to the Iron Mountain round house,
where he was bound with guy wires to big
stake set i'm the ground. A can of coal oil
was then produced and a cry for Mrs. jew
ell was raised by the mob. The woman
made her way through the crowd, which
willingly parted for her, and in a minute
was in front of the frightened negro.
Without word the spokesman placed in
her hand torch. Mrs. Jewell looked at
the negro, the torch and the spokesman,
and falteringly turned to the crowd. mo,
no, apply it, was the cry, as she was seen
to falter. The torch was then quickly APP
piled by the woman, who Immediately
turned and made her way through the
crowd. The flames licked up around the
negro's legs and he was soon enveloped,
all the while yelling Justify. In seven min
utes he was dead.