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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
WESTERN NEW-YoRK HORTTCULTURTSTS
BUSINESS DONE AT THU ANNUAL MEETING Is
ROCHESTER.

Rochester n. Y, Jan. 27.-The thirty seventh an
nua meeting of the Western NewYork Horticultural
Society held here 10 day. 1t largely attended
and many papers Of interest and great practical valne
were read The following officers and standing com
mittees were elected for the ensuing Year
President, William c. Barry, Rochester; vice peA-
dents, ; ID. Willard. Geneva: W. X. smith, syracuse
George A. sweet, Dansvile g. l. Hoag, L0ckpOu; sec
C. Hooker Roche ster: G. W. stewart, Newark. Nelson
Rogue, Batavia F. A. Powell, syracuse; H. 5. Wiley,
Cayuga.
committees Native frnits-John J. Thomas, Unlon
Springs ". c. Barry. Rochester A. VI. smith, st
CatharIne's Ont: A. f. Bronson. Geneva Professor
l. r. Bailey, Cornell University.
Foreign fruits-Georsc Ellwanger, Rochester; g. "
stuart. Newark John Charlton. Rochester George '"
Atwood, Geneva; George IL. Moody, LQckpot
Nonenclature-W. &. Barry Rochester John J..
Washington s. D. Willard Geneva y. Bogue, Medina.
ornamental trees and shrubs George EHwanger
Rochester; u. Aywood Geneva; W. =. Little. Roches
ter.
Entomology-Dr J. A. LINER. Albany; Professor
J. A. ComstOck ithaca. {. VI. Hooker. Rochester ,
Garden Observation-Disclosures II. II. Wing. Ithaca
A. II. Ruhlnlan Lockport G. n. Perkins. Newark
f. S. Hayward, Rochester: H. y Wiley, Cayuga.
OrnitholOgy-C Charles A. Green, Rochester Professor
Longvile. Washington Mr.. Dawson. LOckport.
Botany and plant Gisenses-Profcssor ID. q. Farchild
Prentiss. ithaca; O. H. stewart Newark; Professor
Chemistry-Dr. G. Caldwell, Ithaca Dr. :. A.
Latimer. Rochester Joseph Harris. Rochester; DR.
Peter Collier, Geneva.
Flowers and bedding plants-Charlcs Little Roches
ter: Virgil BOGue, Albion: W. H. smith, Rochester
r. A. Long Buffalo; Patrick Qninlan, Syracuse; c. w.
keelye Rochester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Charles Cochlan is expected to arrive here on the
rrave. which is due tomorrow lie is brlngng HIS
new play 1.-THE GRAY Mare which he has W1t'eI'
fcr his sister Miss Rose COghlan. and which she IN
tends soon 10 produce"
Mes Fanny Davenport has recovered from her la'e
sickness ard will be ready for her engagement at te
Grand Opera House which begins Monday night:
A new scene has been painted for the t1liu at VI
Cleopatra" BY Joseph care.
aNanons will be followed at the Casino bv "Uncle
CeIesn which viii be heard for the Drst time here
on February 10 II will be given nv the Casino com
pany now on the road and some engagements which
tat company still has ahcad viii be hlled by Inc one
now here including Miss Marie Tempest.
Mark Murphy and his company will play their
,arcc comeey aODowd's Neighbour" at the Union
Square Theatre next week
r. Iienry French and colonel William L. Sim are
In proluce Phillips and Fendalls faIclcal comedy
Husband and Wife, which has had a long run at
The Comedy Theatre. London. at The Saaen li'eaue
ON April t6 with Miss Cora Tanner ~ the eadng part
Tho first performance OF 1.-THE Broken Seal" by
sidney Grumpy at Palmers Theatre will be given
on wednesday evening Of next week. The leading
mart will be played by Frederic Robinson ana there
are parts for Mrs. Agnes Booth, Mrs. D. r. bowers,
Miss Maud Harrison, Mis- h. D. fhnHps' MISS 'ui'
Arthur and j. ii. stoddard
A meeting of theatrical managers VIII be held al
A n paImers Office tomorrow afternoon TO consider
the suhiect of legislative measures In regard TO the
conditions OF the employment OF children OIL me sasc'
Charles sturges played Edward larrigan's part IN
~. last of the IIogans" at Harigans Theatre
Yesterday afternoon, Nh iIarrean having gone Out VI
,own to attend funeral. lie returned In uine Tor
the evening performance.
sevc,al people among the various theatres are at
present disabled by the grippe Frank iahhehi' J'''
a - The Count,y Circus and George A. Beane. lr.
Of Trip TO chinatown were both unaole 10 appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
GETTING Up SENATOR HILLS EVIDENCE.

Albany Jan. p lSpecial.-It T. significant met
that Immediately after senator I'M had been served
with the summons b. appear IN Brooklyn on February
10 aud testify as 10 what he did With the corrected
returns from Dutches, County he should hurry t.
Albany and call about him the men upon whom he
depends for Il defcnc~. They are "Boss' Murphy.
Of Troy and Richard Croker. Of New York
The THO met In the Batcmnn mansion late tonight
ard talked OvT the defence that I'LL VIII make
They sent Tor storm Emans. The County Cler]
WHO Came 20 Albany in defiance o. Judge Cullen and
took the returns back 10 Poughkcepsie with him. They
also gent for John MylOd. whose connection With the
fraudulent returns has made him notorious. These
worthless mapped ont limo OF testimony which HUI
IL expected b. give IN the court room. II is also said
that lI Instructed Murphy az 10 the use 10 which
he wants the 5000 .numcraOrs put In N" stat" when
they 20 cut month 10 take the enumeration Th"l
are expected 10 do large amulnt OF missionary Work
in the Interest Of Mr. H'l's Presidential aspiration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

like scene in fairyand thy electric sparks glisten
ing among the tropical plans, and many spgays from
the beautiful fountain in tn. centre rejecting all the
colors OF the rainbow. Two special drawing room
brought the guests from NewYork and Philadelphia
and the Washington folks also came in one Of the
Baltimore and Ohio private cars Mrs Garrett wore
Il magnificent costume of white SATIN cut decollete
and studded with rbies. diamonds and sapphires.
MI Garrett appeared in perfect health and entered
into the pleasures Of the AFFAIR with his old time spirit
The cotillon began at midnight and was danced by
sixty couples. F. Clymer Whytc leading. Supper was
served at l O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
A INSTRUCTIVE BIlZF IN CINCTNyATI

Cincinnati. Jan. ga nre broke out in Nos. 1879 and
l4l West Fourth.st. tonight II was six-stofy build.
ing occupied by the West Tce Company importers and
dealers In QueenswaTe The building will be d total loss
II belonged 70 H. r. West and valued at $4,000 The
building stocked with goods just brought fIom the
Custom Their value estlmsed at from $4,000
10 $4,000 The Insurance cannot be learned at ths
writing but the popneors are In the habit Of insurng
f,,ilv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

POstOUct NOTICE..
I'd daily by all Interested, as changes may


SHOULD be read daily by all Interested as changes may
Letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially ad
dressed for ds9ch by any particu,r steamer except
meria documents letters not specially addressed being
Foreign mails for, The week ending January 80 will
e0 pfS%pY IL al SaSs At S ssS a" 80 W m
for RcTm@ds ger Trinidad at p M S:appsslsntsry
sATUKDXY-At a. m. for France Switzerland Italy.
iEa i%a ntss pit re - Belgium
Er%ra VIA oaeenowa etsis fSr otasr parts o Europe
s GSs Be Pc: are''s' . g. SSssc1
psr az ss q m ~, for n GERMANY Den
q a Ss Se % sse ,s' 9', p'
s%s. Ssi sl per Va ss.ass S ss
must be directed per Xmstcrdami at 10 q. n. ios
s.4ss sss Pai Be per %
nd%. @s g. 10 ss 80 g Il s'h 60 81
s. Belair etten, Tor Grenada, Trinidad and Tobsso
%Sss S' 'f for
R S colon and e SSq for F1ss nG gf Be
direct and Other MsSeo" VIA ' ysSs
sfS'sd for 'f Fgaas
As cays a per for 1cnsaas and d
Y Tort, @ s per p 81
% !ss cSsnsan Trnldaq ana Tes1ss sSrniss:
rai, tGSa G% from m for st.
rG M San f &S o al % January
et 80 D. No. Mails for China and Japan, per g. g. Qesc
iron San francisco here dolly mp January 20
40 D. M Mails for Australia. New-Zeaand, Hswalfsn,
Fiji and Samoan I.lands per s. . Aansa: {from sss
n m Tor on arrival at New. York Of s. Aurania with
british mails for ATs7ao Mails for Hawaiian Islands,
Up % February 10 at $3.50 p. m Malls for Newfound.
land Halifax and thence by steamer, close ct this
Office daily at 80 D. Malls for Mquelon, by rail-
boston thence BY steamer close az this ONO. daily q
by steamer sailing Mondsy Thur.dsys and sss:
Mexico Overland unless specially sedresed for dispatch By
Trans Pacific malls forwarded to san Francisco
daily and the schedule Of closing Is arranged pr.
SUMPTION Of their uninterrupted oyer nd transit San
Francisco. Mails from he East arriving on time ut ga!
day Of sailing Of steamers DISPATCHED
thence the day. Registered nail closes ut 100 D. m.
previous day.
English French steamers az the hour Of cons of
Malls at the P0toce which remlfns opeo
unt with Ten Minute: OF the hour o. ,silinG Of stscr
CORNELIUS VAN corr. fo.tma ter
Postoiiee New-Yors. n. T.. January y. lee2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

PRESIDENT lows LECTURE IN PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia Jan. 27.-seh Low. president OF Co
lumbla College and eN-Mayor of BROOKLYN deiverei a
lecture here this evening under the auspices OF inc
citizens Committee of Fifty upon The Science OF
Municipal Government" At the conclusion Oh Mr.
Lows address n reception which was largely at
tended WAS held In bis honor at the Bulltt Budlng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

Tribune Office Jan. 49, a. m.-Cleaf weather prevailed
most Of .y vest rday. with brisk nothwcstey winds
a dry air and a warmer tendency. At midnight the tenn
peIatue degrees higher than at the hour the
uight before The range between 10 and II degrees
and the average Q5 90 than the correspond
ing and higher than Tuesday according
~ The Weather Bureau average made Wednesday
degrees warmer than Tuesday
and this city today there viii probably be
Wal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

Dr.. Cyrus Edison says; During the entire course OF
the disease and is convaescence stmuians and oncs
should be freely used" The puicst and most whole
some stmulant is conceded by leading chemists to be
Mount Vernon WhlSkcy. II is bottled at the distillery
by special permission OF the e. > Government. under
the supervision and guarantee OF the InnniS Dlstillng
Company see that you set 1t In square bottles. At
all leading dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
THE WEATHER REPORT,
NE NEWEST STORM HARMLESS YET

Washington. Jan. 27.--rhe storm has moved from Al
bora TO Manitoa but with precipitation in It's front
.orn spp.ar. To DO developing oil the South Pacific
Coast The clearing condition has moved from Northern
Illinois Wost virginia, and VIII give iair 70 eiear
ther for the next thirty hours the whole coul.
trv except light rain the upper lake region IiSht
NV Queries have occurred Lake ontario and nor ter
Ncw.Fngland The temperature has fallen IN the our anu
,snsr.Iv r,n el.ewhere The temperature will generally
60 In All Districts except possible slight tdl in the en-
IRENE Northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.

FORECAST FOR TIT RsDAY.
For Nsw.Fng .nd and Eastern New York. fair Till Friday
night; warmer; southwestery winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, NcwJerey, Delaware, Mary
land virginia and the Caronas fair till saturday night
warmer TN Friday variable winds
For Georgia. fair two days slightly warmer
For Florida fair; eighty cooler in The south.
For Alabama and Mississippi, fair; wrmer.
For Louisiana. Eastern Texas. Arsansa' and North
western Texts, generally fair warmer
For Tennessee. Kentucky, West Virginia fair and
80,
For Western New.Yor3 Western Pennsyvania and Ohio,
fair. warmer.
For Indiana and Illinois. fair; warmer
For Michigan aud Wisconsin, generally fair. with light
snow nurres Lake superior slightly warmer 49,
For Iowa and Nebraska fair except light rain In Wcs
ern Nebraska warmer Iowa slightly cooler In West
ern Nebrisk, 49,.
For Missouri and Kansas, generally fair; slightly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
MP md MRS GARREITs BALL IN

Baltimore Jan. 81 Cspecial).-Mr. ana MIS- hooct'
Garrett gave ball In their manson III MOUNT Ne'no'
Dr.. ,o,,ybt IL was the largest and most fashion
.t,o donce NJ the season. Three hundred invitations
Ind hcen issued and about $50 people of New-York,
Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore were present
The floral decorations were on magnificent scale.
Mr. and Mrs Garrett received their guests In the ART
plery. The ballroom was hghted oy novsi e'ec'r'ei
s,,,rr.-e,ts ana the conservatory at the rear was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
HiRRIED.

BOWNE-GUILD-On Wednesday. January Pa 1So2, at
st. Georges Church. Flushing T. /. BY tho Rev H. D.
the Rev. J. Carpenter smith, d. D., hatne-
rine daughter Fredk Augustus Guild esq, " Walter
BOVINE. I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

Jus. n. good" il poor excuse for Ncholson's Liquid
Bread 30 Other l. as good IL contains less than
lc. ,cnt alcohol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

The Largest Mortgage Lender IN y. v l. the TIT Il
,,I NtAN!l.E m 81 co. Of 80 Ibcrtl.st. borrow
er. will time aud money by applying directly TO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

Try Pi.o'- Remedy for Cainrrh. IL is handy and
pleasant take and what Is more does cure. All drug
.l.t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

To California without change OF cars Via New-iors
Central Perfect service No extra iare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram q continuous white line shows the
changes pressure, indicated by The Tfibunes self
recording blfometer The broken line represents the
pcrature a. observed at pcrrys Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

Department OF state, Washington. d. C., Jan. %
1S92-lniomatiOn has been received this Department
from Mr w. Blacklok the Wee ConsulGenera Of tina
United at Apia Samoan Islands Che death
10Th OF November. 1891. Apa OF Jonas Coe native
OF NewYork City. Per Dispatch No las Dated Decem.
Der 8. 1891.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07

BALTIMORE, Dec. 8. noon.-Flotlr steady:
Wheat firm; spot 74c; January delivery nc
May delivery Sic; milling 14c. Corn dull; spot
49c; year 48a4c; January delivery 4sLS(l4SNc
BALTIMORE. Dec. 6, p. m.-Flour quiet but
steady; prices unchanged Wheat, southern,
quiet but steady; western dull but firmer
steamer No. > 69G694c; January delivery
75C176J6c; May delivery S05s61s1c; Others I'M
changed. Corn, southern, quiet but steady;
western quiet January delivery 48skass3zc;
others unchanged Oats very quiet: ungraded
western white $50 42c; western mixed S713slkc:
No western white 42c asked No. 2 mixed
3sN35Ikc. Rye weak; No. 2, b7lfc bid. Hay
steady and firm. Butter steady aud unchanged
Eggs firm and unchanged. Coffee quiet; No.
IS1171Ac Freights dull and lower; liverpool
per bushel 214G2Isd; London per quarter
Is AID
ST. LOUIS, Dec 6.-F1our quiet and unchanged
Wheat lower, closing December delivery 673lc
asked January delivery 69L4o Corn lower
closing December delivery 500 asked; january
delivery CSC asked; February delivery 3a56c
asked. Oats lower, closing May delivery 345So
asked. Eggs steady. Butter trade light; cream
cry 29c. Pork, standard mess, Si4 75 Lard,
prime. steady; steam 50 rs. Shoulders 81 %:
longs IS 25; clear ribs IS rs; shorts So IS
Bacon-Clear ribs 50 so: shorts 50 80
CINCINNATI, Dec. 6.-Pork, regular 9l4 rs;
family $1,000 Lard, kettle dried $40 son Id 62l6'
Bacon, short clear sides. 50 so. Whisky sales
94S barrels; finished goods on base Of 81 20
per gallon.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. G.-Western produce,
sugar and molasses firm and unchanged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07

Some one remarked that the devil II
among the clothiers, because so much cut
ting In prices. Every merchant has
ali he can do to tend TO his own
business. "The Famous" Clothing House
finds notwithstanding the heavy sales) too
much goods on hand to move them We out
prices. and the profits goi up in smoke.
The goods on hand don't appreciate il cot
ton did go up, and we think 1t decidly bet.
ter to sell even without any proft
rather than let them lay. "The Fdnsous''
thinks that the best, and we act accord
ingly; cut prices and give our customers
the benefit. Others may think otherwise
and hug their goods. This would be poor
world IL we were all Of one mind. The wisdom
of 1.-THE Famous" Clothing Houses action
in cutting prices was shown in the greatly
increased sales last week OF suits. overooats,
trousers and boys clothing; furnishing
goods too. we sold piles of IL, giving IN thss
line 10 per cent. discount for cash. "7he
Famous" Clothing House. 145 Broughton
street, Savannah. GA. Bennett Hymss.
Proprietcr.-dd.
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kettle so0s5c. Peanuts quiet and steady;
fancy handpicked, old. 456Q1494c; hand picked.
new, 414Gl4l3c; second grade haudpicked, 81
@316c; farmers grades 3(A3t6c; shelled Spanish
f1rsts 414QD41&c shelled Spanish seconds ga
$40, Cut meats quiet but firm; city picked
bellies Sas0D63zc; city picked shoulders 9alc:
picked hams 100 0I<o Beef dull but steady;
family 30 0061li 90; extra mess SO 6o4p8 90;
city extra India mess. in tierces. $l3 00016 90;
packed in tierces Si2 00013 90; extra India
moss, in barrels 81 5000 90. Beef hams dull
the west. Pork active but weaker old mess
S14 0001425; new mess S15 GOALS so; short
clears $l6 00010 Is; family ST. 00117 90. Lard
weaker; city steam IS 10: refined $40 % for
the continent and $40 36 for South America,
options closing at $40 600 10 for December and
$40 07110 II for January. Freights Grain
freights TO London 216d. to LIVERPOOL I'D; to
Glasgow I'd.
CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-Flour quiet and steady;
hard wheat patents SO 80G14 is in wood; soft
wheat patents 50 60Q3 90; hard wheat bakers
So 50G1a rs In sacks; soft wheat bakers 81 000
2 20; red wheat bakers 81 35GDi 90 in SACKS.
Wheat weak on heavy receipts in the north
west and generally easy cables; closing prices
07l34c; No. spring in store 7f34c; receipts
1862 cars Corn weaker; declined M6nako on
liberal receipts aud light export clearances and
Withdrawals; No. 2 in store 4i16Qn42c; receipts
440 cars. Oats declined B914c in sympathy
with weakness OF other grains; No. 2 31132c;
receipts 343 cars Provisions weak under sales
of local SPECTATORS and realizing by bull clique
Pork declined 15c, lard sage and ribs i0c.
Whisky steady at 81 Is.
CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-The following are the
opening quotations:
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NEW YoRK, Dec. g. noon.-Spirits turpentine
at 3l1@31Nc. Rosin dull; strained to good
at 81 aGb3I is.
NEW YoRK. Dec. 9. g. p. m.-Spirits turpen-
tine quiet and steady Resin dull; strained at
81 aO good strained 81 IS. Pipe line GER
tiflcates nothing doing.
WILMINGTON, Dec 6.-6pirlts turpentine
quiet at 27I1c Rosin firm; strained Csc; good
strained 81 co. Tar quiet at 81 90. Crude
turpendne quiet; hard 81 90; yellow dip and
virgin 81 20
CHARLESTON, Dec. g. Spirits turpentine
firm at 27S4c. Rosin firm at 81 90; good
strained at 81 90
PETROLEUM AND OILS.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 6.-Cotton seed oil firm:
new orude 34035c; new yellow 37(QS9c; petro-
leum, Parkers crude in barrels IS IS; refined
in barrels, New York. S. 5ON5 IS; bulk SO 850
265
RICE.
New YORK. Dec. 6.-Rice fairly active and
steady for both foreign and domestic; Carolina
and Louisiana common to low fair, 314Q13l4c;
fair to good 3404c: prime to choice 45sQl4a4c;
extra head b3sQ1534c; Japan 41f445sc; Patna
duty paid s1zQD4S4o; Patna O. ID. duty paid
4l4@4Hc; Patna duty in bond 2A 13c; Rangoon
In bond 214121hc.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 6.-Rice firm and IN
changed.
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Jacksonville, Dec 6-Cleared. Yemasse and
Hanson, New York.
Charleston Dec 6-Arrived, schrs Jennie r
Wiley and Nimrod. New York.
Arrived of the bar-Schr Julia Warren,
Cleared-Schr & Blenderman, New York
Sailed-Steamyacht Sycamore. West Indies.
New York. Dec 4-Arrived schr Standard,
Dram, Fernandina.
sharpness, Dec 3-Sailed, bark Australia
TNorl Christophersen, Savannah
barbados, Nov 1S--Sailed. barks JorRen Bang
TNorI Bang, Savannah; Virginia, Pettigrew
Savannah: schr Howard Spear Green, Mobile
i9th-Saled, bark Violet [Brl. ArkIow, st
25dMsalled, banks II Fl Wright, Lunt. satilla;
V Alnqvist tNorl. Myra, Tybee; Ragnar [Br1
Young, Pensacola.
81 Pierre, Mart, Nov 22-Sailed, bark Theus
TNorl, Thorwsld, Tybee.
Boston, Dec ARRIVED, schrs r Bowers, VIII
SOD, Pensacola; Richard Spofford, Nickerson.
Mobile.
SaIed-schr Grace Bradley, Brunswick
Beaufort NC, Dec ARRIVED. schrs Regu-
iator Gilker, Charleston; Robert + Bratton,
Gaskill Charleston.
Georgetown, SC, Dec 4-sailed, schrs John c
Gregory. Andreasen, New York; Warren d Pot
ter Slocum, Philadelphia.
Jacksonville, Dec i--Sailed. schr Gertle NJ
Rickerson, Outten. New York.
Newport. II, Dec ARRIVED, schr Favorite,
Shirley, Boothbay for Pensacola.
Philadelphia, Dec ARRIVED, schr Warner
Moore, Crockett, Savannah.
Providence, Dec 2-Sailed. schr Sarah Potter,
Farnum, BRUNSWICK.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Plot charts and all nautical Information win
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07
NEwsAssvrLLE. FLA. June 8. 1891.


MessTs. Lfppmdn Bros, SdUanndh. Ga:
DEAR SIRs-I wish to give my testimonial in
regard to your valuable medicine, p. p. p, for
the cure Of rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia.
biliousnese, etc In 1861 was attacked with
bilious muscular rheumatism, and have been q
martyr to It ever since. tried all medicines
ever heard Of and all the doctors in reach, but
found only temporary relief; the pains were
so bad at times that did not care whether
lived or died. My digestion became so I'M
paired that everything ate disagreed with me.
MY wife also suffered so intensely with dys-
pepsa that her life was q burden 70 her; sho
would be confined to her bed for weeks AZ
time; she also suffered greatly from giddiness
and loss OF sleep Some time in March was i,
advised to take T. p. p, and before we tiny
wife and u had finished the second bottle OF P.
P. P our digestion began TO improve. My pains
subsidized SO much that have been able to work
and am feeling like doing what haven't done
before ia a number of years. We will continue
taking P p p until we are entirely cured. and
will cheerfully recommend IL TO all suffering
humanity. Yours very respectfully.
J. S.lDUPRTss-
nd
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad. Dec 6-4.707 bales cot
ton, 201 bbls spirits turpentine, ,54t bols rosn
9S bales domestics IS bdls hides. ID bdls paper,
pkgs tobacco. 20 pkgs household goods. pkg
Irvine. i72 pkgs mdse, 43 pkgs hardware, IL
pkgs vegetables, 100 tons pig iron, cases eggs.
is bbls whisky, 100 bbls OIL II bbs syrup, ~ bbls
clay, 150 bbls flour, 90 bbls grits, cars tankaRe
car meat, cars wood, l car lumber, / car
stone, car brick.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Dec 0-9S5 bales cotton. 2769 bbls rosin, u cars
lumber cars wood, 20670 boxes fruit. 10 bbls
fruit, IL boxes vegetables, 20 pigs mdse, J. car
coal. pair wheels, springs, doors, bbls
syrup, bales hides stoves, "a bdls collars, 800
sacks meal &c bbls liquor. no pkgs furniture, SO
bdls names, pieces brass, 3 boxes bottles, rs
cases gin, boxes wheels, bbls potatoes, $40
sacks rice. cars cedar.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railroad, Dec
6--2 bales cotton. 81 bbs rosin, 20 bbls spirits
turpentine, car cotton seed. car oil, cars
wood bag potatoes. bale hides, lot house.
hold goods, sacks potatoes, box dry goods,
Is pkgs pals, / carriage and fixtures. boxes
torpedoes, box fittings.
Per South Bound Railroad Dec. "a bales
cotton, $50 bbls rosin. 16 bbs spirits turpentine,
20 pkgs tobacco, pkgs cigarettes, cars sand,
car wood, kegs liquor. 2 bbls ink, rs pkgs
mdse,