The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-26

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| Liverpool; Ems, from Bremen.
Arrived out, Furnesia, from New York for
Glasgow; Kaiser Wilhelm, IL, from New York
for Bremen.
Ceara, July l6-Arrived, BARK Rifondo [Norl.
Olsen, Pensacola.
Dovek July 22-Passed. bark Inheritance
| [Norl. Smith, London for Savannah
Deal. July 22-Passed. ship Perla de Sitges
| [Sp1. Pepeiro. Mobile for Amsterdam.
Dublin, July 22-Arrved, bark Hugh Caun
| lBrl, Patten, Daren.
| Fleetwood. July 23-Sasled. barks R9gial NorI,
Duns, Savannah; Terzo (Norl, Johansea, Pen
| sac ia.
Greenock, July 23-Arrived, bark Stella Mars
| lSwl. SteYenius, Pensacola
| Garston Dock, July 23-Arrived, steamer
HsIlamshire [Brl, Ahoyne, Fernandina.
Hull. July 22-Saied, steamer Atnslic INorl,
Pensacola.
| [Rus Rosgren, Pensacola.
London, July 23-Arrived. steamship Ash
| field Brl, Townsend, Port Royal
Tarifa. July l5-Passed, barry NueEo Monde
| [Itall, Astarita Pensacola for MaDsallleS
Venice, July 17-Arrived, bark Maria 7 Aus
Schnautz, Savannah.
Barbados. July I2-saued, bark Arlington
| rBrl DAVIS. Satilla River, Ga
Beaufort, S. G., July % Arrived Schr Water
man a. Taft Jf. Mckenzie. Relfast, Me.
| Fernasdna, Fla, July -2S=-AEriyed, banks
Elvira (Brl, Marshall. Gooe Emills Dingie
| IBrl, RQpse, LaguayEa~
Fall River. July 28-Arrved, schr Sarah D J
| Rawson. French, Fernandina
Georgetown, July 23-Arrived. sGhr T
Parker, Burrows, New YORK
Pasca {oula, July ae-Arrived, brig Frank
| Nealy. Davis. Pensacola
Port Royal. July 23-Sailed. bark Bruce,
| HawSins, Quincy, Boston
Philadelphia, July 23-Arr we'd, schr Susie H
Davidson Haley Brunswick
Perth Amhoy, July %S-Saied, schr VIM II
Sumner, Pendleton, Savannah.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Pilot charts and all nautical Informstion will
be furnished masters OF vessels free of charge
in United States photographic Oftice in the
Custom House. Captains are requested TO call
at the office.
LIEUT. H SHERMAN
In Charge photographic Station.
The United States Hydrozraphic Office in
Washington has inst publisnei a new and
large chart OF the West Indies, with the Gulf of
Mexico ami Caribbean Sea, showing all lights,
Shoals etc, known'up TO the present time
SOUTHWEST SPIT ELECTRIC BUOY RELIGHTED.
Repairs having De effected, the red electric
buoy NO. ~, on Southwest spit, New York
Lower Bay. has been relighted.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
w. s. ScHLKY, Capt. u. s. N,
Inspector B1ird District.
| ToMPK1HsVILLE, n. Y, July %. 1899.
The pilots will contribute to the safety of YES
sells and the conservation Of the quarantine
wharves by auchoEng all vessels bow ssaward.
dropping anchor with 25 to 30 fatbom chain-un-
der fort-before mooring to wharf; no chains
allowed in so doing. J. A. HUeER. N. D.,
Quarantine Onicer.
RECEIPTS
Per Central Railroad, July 25-2 bales cotton,
35s bales dopestics, 10 bales wool. 2 bales
hides, 10 pkgs tobacco, tro lard, 1852
bbls spirits turpentine, 1928 hbls rosin, %
pkgs fruit, 800 lbs hay, 6 bbs liquor, FOO doz
brooms, mt drums. car slaves, cars coEu,
car -four lumber, car wood, bbls
syrup. s pigs vegetables, box wax. pkg
machinery, 2 100 lbs buggy material, 100 pkgs
mdse. sack peanuts, / cdr brick, Pkgs hard
ware, 10 cases eggs, car coal, ears melons,
26O tons pig iron.
Per Savannah. Florida aud Western Ry, July
z5.-3i2 boxes fruit, 9!s barrels fruit. 16 boxes
Vegetables. barrels vegetables, cars wood.
20 cars lumber, is bdl hides. II bales wool, 8
pkg h goods "a bdl hoops, Il barrels whisky.
IS pkg mdse, bales moss, barrels tallow, /
bale hides, car melons bales cotton.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, July 25-
bale plaid. bales burlaps. bdls rims, l40 pkg
tobacco, rolls lead, set bed springs. 10 crates
smoking tobacco, carload empty barrels,
carload machinery.
Per South Bound Railroad. July s5-l63 bales
cotton, pkg house hold goods bale hides, 81
pkss fruit. 90 pkgs tobacco, so bales domestics,
IS bbls spirits, 100 bbls rosn
EXPORTS
Per steamship City Of Augusta for New YORK
236 ales upland cotton, 32l bales do
mestcs, q bbls oil, I.54s bbls rosin. SO bDls tur-
pentine, $1,000 feet lumber, i45 bbls pitch. 81
turtles, 1,l7S watsrmsons. 500 bbls fruit. 433
boxes fruit. 10 bbls vegetables. els tons pig
iron, cars stone, cars slaves, 2l6 bundles
laths ,OO6 cedar logs, 12l pkgs merchandise.
Per Bark Alma [Rusl, for Riga-4,510 barrels
rosin, weighing 2,2O2, AS pounds, 8 Shooter
& Co.
Per schr Ida Lawrence for Philadelphia
S4s feet lumber, Dale. Dixon & Co.
Per schr TslaAd City. for Baltimore-284,1 1875
feet P p lumber. Dale, Dixon & Co.
Per schr r II Parker for Philadelphia 745
fest P lumber, Dale, Dixon & Co.
PASSENGERS
Per steamship City Of Augusta for New YORK
J Shepherd, Mrs NJ S Rsnshart, Mrs Nc
Alister, Mrs Garmany, J L Graham and wife,
Miss Otis, Miss NJ A Dwyer, Mrs Smyr,
y. smyr, e Q Knight, 7 II Reed, w. Kelley,
Mrs Bennett Robt Holiingsworth, @ II
Horne. Mrs Q Sykes, Fred King, Rev J T H
Wait, Mrs King, W Lngo and two children
Geo II C'Stoney, Walter IJlienthal, N Levy, c
Pierce, Miss Viola Rogers, f II War
rem. VIM McHarTle, W Sutton Rev
Q Williams, Rev w II Hopkins. Miss Lehman
Mrs Ann Burns, Miss Katie Mccarthy. Miss Amy
Sneshan, Mr. Dutchen, w Sargeant, Mrs N
A Alexander, Mrs II B Alexander, Chas g
Hilley jas Henderson. A A Thomas, W J KAl-
,iey, Chss Anasky, II Wiley, Bryant VII
Hams j A GsiiDa, ] Herman, W Harris, o
Havens and wife. Winton Read. Isaac Nswall.
Margaret Hughes. L II Adams. Jno Wordruska,
hraaE HordrusSa, Emil Wordruska.
fsr steamship Kansas City from New YORK
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