The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-04

Inspector 1llru D1StFlC6.
Washington, Dec 30-Notice is given that on
or about Dec 81 1891, the following named new
post lights will be established In the Indian
River, Florida:
No 9A-A fixed white tubular lantern light on
cluster Of three black piles. with black day
marx IN 515 feet of water off the S and of
Grant farm.
No 15]4-A fixed white tubular lantern light
on cluster Of three black piles with black
day mark, in feet of water opposite Crawford
Point.
No 221b-A fixed white tubular lantern light
on cluster of three red piles, with red day
mark, in feet Of water opposite the mouth of
Taylor Creek
u going up the river to the southwark the
%hlte lights will be passed on the port hand and
me red lights on the starboard hand.
NotlceS also given that the following named
Jay oeacons each consisting of O cluster Of
tnlee piles with day mark, have been 6stab-
lshed in the Indian River:
n No pa black beacon, in ~ feet of water
on Grant Farm.
So91s-A black beacon. in So feet Of water.
Oh Grant Farm
No ia black beacon, in 8 feet of water, at
Sne lower part of the 8 end Of Indian River
No ga red beacon, in feet Of water at
Narrows --'-' A'''0A
NJ 10 going up the rivea to the southwark the
oaSk oeacons will be passed on the port hand
BY order Of tho Lighthouse Board
'AhEs A GREER, Commodore, USN.
Chairman.
The United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
once once at Washington has published the Tide
saoles Tor the Atlantic coast of the United
states, together with 200 stations on the At
% TSa5 {, coast of British America for the year
lompknsville, n Y. Jan THE bell b,,ov
n.oeled TO the south OF the breakwater building
on oquld Ledge, " est Of Point Judith, r I, has
Nm nm accidentally dragged in shore of the
70 lo Ieegraphic intructions have been sent
by order of the Lighthouse Board
HENRY PICKING, Captain U N,
Inspector Third District.
PASSENGERS.
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W. y 9.aaurick, E Gorthe, Bassett, Miss NJ c
vest Z West, S Mascus.
CONSIGNEES.
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= 20, WOODS G Il Co, Baldwin & Co, j S Wood
y pro- T Williams & Co, j R Cooper, Greig,
q oig rs Co. Jno Flannery & Co. Dwelly. c & d,
a. a. NS9nGtagiee & Co, W w Gordon & Co, Nc
I'e can q 20, Butler s. s, Warren q A, NJ Y & d
ioros yre, & Tison, Lemon & Nj, j T Will
Ip9als A W Chisholm g. Co, Sheftar & Co, G g
RaL.auon, haynes & Z, G Davis & Son, Law &
Sbss+'rJ . Barber, Savannah Grocery Co,
49, Va ~ d s. jackson, s Collins & Co, Bula
RI G91, feaoock, II & Co, Jno Lyons & Co, J ii
Ea arCh Young, G W Tledeman 4 Bro, M Y
SbvaLuterson, LETTER & Son. Jim Plnkney. W D
MnaL Sauckenheimer & Son, S Gazau, J
Tator = q 70 Mary Glasgow, G johnson, Tide
CT GVgI OI 60 Fannie Tasman, Decker & +, JR
RE- Miller, l. NJ Wyle, NJ C Pruvls,
S1. onla "a d NJ, A Ehrlch & Bro Savannah Naval
Sorse 20, K Kirkland Mrs Bostick NJ Fsrst's
F1is g = 20, q w Tiedeman & Bro, Warnock &
TTaa,,.l q 20. H C Monter, Chas Liddlie. II
tr aia' . ) d Weed & Co, NJ Boey & Son, JE
lF ns{yaiN son, a + Mickey, Mrs, 7 Haynes,
On 91oqta Bound Railroad. Jan. 2-J Weed
i Per nj " Cooper, Chas Liddlie
~ 9SaV'Hnah. Florida and Western Railway. Jan
Fly = = dupont. Dale d g. co, Letter & Son,
DeckS' orsr' A Ehrlich s. Bro, G Davis q Son,
Il Ee1 d \, kavanRugh & b. w q Morrell. w
Ia Henderson, McDonough & Co. j
Tito q Go, t j Davis & Co, Moore & Co,
i Neigru,y9 20, w Simkins, NJ Boley & Son, W
4 VT VIII, Ludden & B, Benson Bros & Co, Mrs
Noora" u mans, T Johnson, Tidewater Oil Co,
q Lesta- 9 8 - =, A Miller & Co, P NJ Brogra, d
q PsrsSoo,uU 20, B Y Painter, Insie w Cooley, g
q FaIlan9s, mo Lyons & Co, Chatham Furn Co, A
q Co A G Rhodes & Co, Thomas &
q Slanaoo. - Weed q Co. Savannah Brewing Co,
4 vi Co, Meinhard Bros Co, Bramon