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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

used prf hn0f. tfss; AVERAGE cnsi 81
Goa per l,ssl3 81 xAliaas. k1-Ti.
he hnds tn<t sac af4tasrf every daf
cAp@czty 81 she pnasss i 81. az 1oe sal
.ens ssca twenty toat itoufs. lhe ler
p4fk sss kceefi-d aud placed 90 fie.
The CITY snesaseg fsporisd al csi+
mate II the c<,st 81 elAla sever n
Colaofosk ara Garner crerk salisys,
from Npffa fsst sfnets - Nsltsisgr
street. AT 80 80 IL extenasc 80 ths
cofasr OF L.ks avenue sna Wealthy
avenue. s73,x4i
TIE l,rsslarns sss Instructed 20 cor
respond wish tie Holly famp com
psns aud ssk that lhs less ~ tie
pumps &c postpon~1 until the settling
xe.l is iapisssd "a lise lntske.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Progressive epirinsilst Soeisty -
E!k's hail 10 80 q. ul. aud - D. ga. AR.
Ada foye. medium. Aorntns. 1jaus-
uons Enswerrd. Evening lecture.
"i.lfe IN the spirit World" C1oe .ne-
With . seance-
II. Astihew's-sermon by Rev. 4. J
Vincent OF exit Lake city, Diafl. Al
1880 =. M. Afternoon snEday schoos
~ 5 p. IA. witt sermon ~ ) as p. ~. ~
The Rev. Campbell Fair.
Grand Bsplds Spiritual Association
Meetings 10 Lincoln ball ~ iO.So .. ma.
and 7.ao p. IA. circle al Q .. IA. Mr..
HELEN stuart k'chiogs Of bosson Zee.
lures and gives iesls-
seventh Day Adventist ider L. q.
Moore, pastor. Good Iemplkfs' hal.
! p. IN. subject; The orlgin Of kssxn
aud lis Angels and Their Connection
With spiriasllsm."
Fountain street Ia ptsst ChurcA,-The
Rev. john l.. Jackson. u. b.. pastor.
Usual service morning and evening.
Evening SUBJECT. The Successful Lives
OF BAD Men"
Unity Church-Miss Mia y. Upper.
pastor. Morning subject. "Ph.lips'
Book Of the One Communism. Evcn-
ing: Thomas Fsine-Dcfsncor OF the
Path"
ST Marks Ep.scopai-Holy corimun-
ION a. 30 A. an. sunday rcho II 10 a.
an. Service snd sermon at II a. m.
aud p. N. by the Rev. Campbell Far.
rector.
tniversalist-Ladiss' Literary dub
The Rev. Charles rIuhrer, pastor.
Morning subject, "Increcs Results aud
CHRISTIAN Service" No evening ser-
wee.
81 Johns Episcopal N.ssion-<o.
6s2 South Divison street sunday
scnool al O'Clock. Service conducted
by the Rev. J. Is. Hubbs at D. m.
South Congregat.onal-Ths Rev. J.
+. smith, pssior.-Norn.ng subject.
Present Problems. Eyenlne. s.~tud.-
ing Christ's LIE"
Trinity Church-Mstins at 1880. with
sermon. Evensong at Sunday school
and Bible clsss ~ 3. ii. II. Johnston,
rector.
Church OF Christ fScsentstl-Good
Tempiar's hail, 1880 a. NJ; Sundxy
school following.
81. Marks Hospital. Tusiin Chapr
Service n. un
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

PROFESSOR SwESsBERG's ihirty-eighth
descriptive letter. appearing IN this
issue. IL devoted largely to the almond
eyed celestials whose ways arc dark
and whose tricks are vain. Ii IL one Of
the most interesting in tue series.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Is CONTRACTS xilh the managers stof
The use Of ia machines and Tor The
privilege Of selling them on The ground.
The contract ~as made az August.
While the Dsd assis for the Soavenis
coin. out of Which transaction the
slory originated, wss made la peesm-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

wErH such an admirable sslecnon OF
subjects and suen brilliant galaxy OF
able speakers the Lineoln club ban
auet must be . pronounced success.
The comLiittee having the arrange
ments in hand has discharged It's first
duty 10 the complete satisfaction OF
everybody concerned Ii will meet
every demand made upon 1t in the
same creditsblc manner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Now THAT Mr.. Cleveland 10 men,
Der OF the Sigma Chi fraternity. 1t
would be interesting to Know If he will
take q smoking cigarettes and banging
his hair
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Howard CITY does not take kindly -
the proposed conuty OF stocsbr.dse.
but suppose Howard CITY thouic to
made he county seat Add TIE town
acts as II lnsoxicaied whenever TIE
scheme 70 troacheu-
A BAY City usn was wsikAr
through the woods Monday, when he
was thrown down by she force Of =
rifle iaii, tearing through tie watch.
suDposr be had been consulting Il.
Poor Kalamazoo, On top OF rnvst@r,
ous turglsries comes a water famine.
and tDss week they viii have az ana
teur production Of The 6ondoliers.r
The MlchigsA legislators Who vent 10
Nenomlnee had - buy breakfast al
Florence. VIE. The new precedent
made them tered.
Byron DEAN. 9 Dundee farmer. was
founi III The road FRIDAY night nearly
frozeo 10 death. '1s ooassfal whether
he vii i've
The recent heavy SHOWS have killed
Thousands OF quail ihrousaout the
state. Hunters ind them IN f'ocks
under the crust.
Lansing charter revisers have reached
y intin their work who're they think
some OF the amendments need alsent
treatment.
Muskegon draws her water from
Lake Michigan. bat can't get = DROP
The supply pipe u choked ~iib &c.
IL has been animated thst tie ssivs-
ton Army intends rsiding nsncsiona
for converts The hsid 4. ripe.
The Agricultural college At Lansing
will ask the slate for els .D53 10 carry
il through this and next year.
The Jackson jury IA the Hansm-
PstroIt libcl sult has returned . YER
dc; Of mo cause for acton"
The total OF Muskegon's lumber cot
| for 1892 WAS ia3 - 600 feet. The
sningis cot wss icF. se2. 900.
Joseph Hsmsss vac Killed in the
Csionst mine Friday No one knows
how the ACCIDENT happened.
The stanton Cemsfery association
gave supper which Melted fso, Rather
sre1soms feed. this.
An Ada farmer ssys that turkevsrsv
better than sheep Ten OF the latter
brought ESQ.
A Hudson broom factory hAs turned
out a.boa.ooo broorns during the pact
four weeks.
Bay City viii sgiftts The coneosifs-
ton scheme 81 . pubic meeting Ties
DAY nirhl
Ann Afhor 70 erperiencn M the ,ovs
of water famine sDa the snarrbs ara
happy.
s&egstuct hs. an epidemic ef
msxsiss, and ibe schools lave not
eloeed.
janice Lynch wss horrihlv crushed
~ carroiiton Friday vhils bnioselng
logs.
A nsy CITY Je~ess hss renoune.s me
fash Of her fathers ~ nsffy . Cbris
tan.
The kerossne vsr Of Holsnd fivss
cheap iiKbt. cil - nov osrS fef Ss'-
o.
ruri's Of TIE ls Tcy hsh eefsool are
soon - produce an snsteoF drama
The LAKE shcre depot ~ 1erumseh
vss destroyed ~ fr. FRIDAY nlshL
Wellington Mir % the fcusth Pre-
onsr Is jackson 70 sss q iyphoie.
state Treasurer Hsmbisssf denies ne
siH ftsgn ard e. g Detroit
cofriB Corners TDes FOR biscf-
smith sbop.
Ionssf,op* Ds>sssr-
Tsfns Hsp1r,rk. szs y.sf. 10. "a
itsinTstcn STREET. rnc9rnE fcuEh-
E~ssIe uentrsek sssse. Warren x<t-
f>t. No - PRS ssears scsriel fever.
Jetn firfksa. IN lie fxta ssenae,
n<ssss Tes kieaiss so tet south
ieh street in~ssies tis6s Saiss. Ho.
- -cath Cpert r,sstles. Jsr s<ies.
| ss@s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

BECAUSE . Rockford, H., groom
failed to show up A. the proper time
for the ceremony the bride has sworn
out warrant for bis arrest. When an
Illinois girl once captures . man she
doesn't intend to let him get away il
human ingenuity can prevent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Tie Emerson insesirsl Iienle NAN
sgefs aesiFe 80 p.ftaseIy sekuces "a se
SOD tank the asas donaf. wha fsssa
sgs6Y fauff hntesi saaneg. food. si4stn-
ING. fFaif sd fa~ - TIE ,skt.ta.
t.en SAGE N1vNrites
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

BosroS will erect statue OF Phillips
Brooks. As Boston is not New York
there - possibility that the undertak-
ing will be completed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Msssgffs IT -. Mark besr tai make
gfsteful ekuoei"isnsent 81 the msnY
: "a fsstirs fee~ixed from nsaitltlaa
- ffi~n.is since iaTeeml.er \. "a toe
say 81 nisny necssssfiss aud laxaflss
f1r tbs Enlekes ~ she husp.ts..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

As WAS generally anticipated It
would do. tho Furniture Manufacture
ers' association has rescinded its action
declining to take part In the worlds
fair. lts decision to accept the space
allotted and TO make the very best ex-
hltit possible under the circumstances
will meet with hearty approval.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
COMPARED WITH OTHERS.
Grand Rapids Debt Doesn's Make Bee
Showing.

Below ss comparative statement Of
the pablic debt Of ssflons cities. ~ Oh.
tanned FOR comparison by the board II
trade. Ii includes answers from eli
cites requested 20 send statements er-
cspting three, which could not be Oh
tanned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
ALLEGED 10 Sc FUNNY.

Many man has gone on = moon
light -leighrlde expecting 10 get wife
before the ride was over. snd has come
back home sorfowful with nothing
more romantic than frozen nose
Somervilie Journal
Man rising YEARLY 10 let late conner
pass to his seat IN the thesterl-Ihss
eternal getting up l. really annoying.
Late Comcr--I know ~: that = the
reason | never come IN myself TIL the
curtain IL up.--isxss S.ftsngs
Her Fsther-Is there any chance of
promotion IN your business or increase
in your sslary2
Suitor-Is there, Why my position is
next Ia tue lowest la the eetsbinhment.
II III Bits.
The new Columbis postage stamps
stamp Columbus sc hftle OF Color
when he landed IN this enocciste-coior-
Ell country. New Orleans Picayune.
He-I love you dearest. and never
shall love YOU one wait iess. II shall
he my purpose a. long a. lave To make
You happy and contented.
>he-les, yes: I have teen married
before Let come dosn 10 something
practical. How much are You 20 silor
ate per week FOR spending money
ros:on Transcript
II SEE said enc real estate dealer to
anoihrr. 'sthst YOU ssii have vscsat
house m your new EOE.'
s'Yes. wss the rcTsy: at 10 last hat
not leased. Ashngi star.
odd sou Ike the concert, Little sirls''
sad t'ags wh0 had taken bis 5-y.ar.
Cd fsugassr 10 one for the bret time.
"lss. replisd ine tot. hut i WAN 1
nuiin' bnt muse. - flsisbnrg Chron.
ela.
Tom kevse-iisve you gwen up the
idea ~ tsking sing ne iessons'
tsffia - Aito~-les. found II
vonld lake ne three sesrs 20 learn %
sng - sell - thought Gang already.
Life.
''ihss = stnm sge. sad the moral.
ixef.
a snft q sIAss'al r.estos, SD he
deiaofkiasf Jsifgs.
rcsgRs THRUST yeoS 1rfa
y. L. Bat d.. ssAte EDITOR 81 the
tssft Rapids faemecfsl. ana S. i.
trkfsftt $50 occafte. sasstkf t.as,.
ts,n ca iHe tf7kSh Etfsfs 1Fss1f., a..
vel "a tnis sfy At noot. 81 fe.ges@a
taeif 81 peFs : q ths isps.nsss meas fsa.
8pet tas ssFhae NJ aekrsrt hss
h4a some etpsf ftee - a. eshafief 81
s4iTatsea afalf asss Ans ~f p.
sroaa 81 = ieAff a she tsssaa.s. ff.
Batter : a1t ~ crater. BOA aes safzse,
lsls sf4esst 81 - gsefh,.1s4 l. seaaff
.,ttfa Astss g. nns ssss' eh6rs wfh
th~ frenfess taFuea 81 wz- reeestfally
! declined. - ss.ilse Nee. ana Ksusn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

a, fsss rsgHlr nlssitns II TIE bcsrd
a rnf,lsc efts I be snr nses mace ne
follewins ffreft on tie work ~ The
Heffs fuasf< nBasiag fnli ter
dess - ehssh t. tsse az fs.ssrf. 4
f-a tfe sbaeaas q water gffftf.<f ana
fst4i ccnsofBsd - feito~s GsIsans ol
wsssf p>f hsus. -. tis. pounds el coal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

wAnpks DAVIS aud Judge Burlin-
game are conducting Ieng-rAngs war
OF words over the wArdsn's unklnd Ia
t:msuons IS to the character OF the
juige's judicial scts. The frsi en-
gagemens sesms TO be confined 10 the
use Of long-range Parrots, bat the
judge may recover from the first re-
palss and train his roo poander on the
Jackson castle. Then look out for =
verssabls explosion Of peat-up iadlgnA-
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

In the man that engineered that JAM
uary thaw had been around yesterday
be could have heard come mighty in
teresting opinions of his effort.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

iisass slsaaessf sd Mr.. = +
lafss we're arrested isft nkht On 49,
l.fea - hs' * staisn ~ from
wsit<f Hghs q = saioos II tes eesrsr
81 LIssosth sssnas sad isssaa ss.sef.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Enigsfs II Dis sloa I=4t "a. 40 are
fs4osssed a. n.eetst 81 = -. toa.y
g. stlen1 re gsa~fsi ~ - ka,s.t II.
Is to0s Al ~r knzh4. .hs,t-,l a.
attend. ~ ofaef q tfs commanded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Glohtsl 10 Eapi oil - sooarxsd from
pass.e places and PAT behind strong
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

r srpssrs tat ne report sent cut
frvm Chicago that flfs typ~.rt<s eom-
pay ralfh pFpeEFsd IT, EXCESSIVE
F'est - ase - fasshiaes 81 ne rcf.as
far arepeas. sd Secured tae csHees
sea - s-agn ~aH the far oftle.sls
: sithoaf iessassea - fact A rep
ss%satstse q ths sssnp&sy STATES tsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

~ the eurren, nuaiber % The street
Railway kevle~ . an stn.rsbis de-
sef rtion q to new psysi.oa b~sns
bn u Al Reed Lake. There = slso .
clever % 81 hamor MATE a. ths er-
psnse - Isxrsve street eats. la~ -
sue = ono - Aefoie pFeFoftens. con-
s.stnx - ~ rsgsss every one Il wbssA
: modfi ser tfFs xrsrnieal nestae-s
80 oe.pty. Fred = ksnfela. Tor
fseriy q Fas ely. tas business nasa.
szrr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

There - a movement on foot among
owners OF h.gh-orrd horses to raise the
standard from IT'S present gusge go to
go or a.25. The advocates of the
change represent that horse that can
trot within the standard can move fast
enough 70 keep warm. but IL not en-
titled 10 rank with trotters capable OF
making a mile IN 2:l0 and 2.i5. While
the fixing OK certain standard to
which breeders must conform IN enter
sng their stock for pedigree breeding
mxy enhance the value of individual
animals, stll the trottlng capacity Of
the great record-makers and phen-
omenal performers i no; secured alone
thfougn standard psrentage. The fact
that the parents are standard, that 10 to
say havs frosted n mile IN harness IN
80 Or under. d0es not confer upon
tue progeny exceptional speed and en-
dursnce. The notable exceptions to
this MAJ be foand in Nelson. Flying
ID and Hal Pointer. These remark
abe borses are c9ucedediy OF Pisbeisn
b.rsa. There are many who believe
that th4sr exceptions prove the value
Of Eooa breeding. BE that AZ II may
the movement 70 fslse tho standard 8.
heidi 70 te ia tie irieFes, Of tie lew
rsop'ed breeders. IL . behaved that
wtb . nixoe- Standard the nomter OF
standard breeders viii be diminished
~ p.oeess ~ freeriox out The great
ircTesse ~ soe unmter Of thorough.
hrs. pFsscefs has dsmoFsl sed the mar
lat for fine hosse flesh. To reduce
ihiH number sd coBiine standard
sniuasl. 70 30 vii restore the market
81 limiting The offering. I; isnct be.
lsssd. however. sast a chsnxs Nil Ia
maize.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-25
Conslgnees.

Per South Bound Railroad, July 2i-Adolph
Ora, Sam Ora, Sidney Blglo, Dan Org Jacob
S Mao2e sn EfHm Eros 9yes S3i ra TIE
Bingham, Savannah n 5 Co, Heuisler II, w
II ChaplinH solomon e. Son. A LETTER & Son,
j Il Williams & Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah RailWay, July
2i-Mohg Bros, ConkliBg Mfg Co, WIN Estill,
: Guckenheimer g. Sons, Standard Oil Co. +
Fisher Mutual G l. Co, Palmer Hardware Co,
Chatham Furniture Co, + LOVells Sons, J Is
Sanders, Ludden g. b, jackson M & Co, Mrs
Robert Leak Amanda Benjamin, r Aldrich.
M Ferst's Sons Co, Tidewater Oil Co, d J
Morrison
Per Central Railroad, July pa Eason,
r V Nottingham & Co, G w Tiedeman & Bro,
j Thomas & Bro, NJ Y Henderson, A Kent,
STANDARD Oil Co, II II Cohen, Moore & Co Law
& b, Miss Ida Belle Mast, Mrs Mamie Reid @
w Johnson, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, j c Slater,
Brown u. Southeastern Plaster Co. I Samp-
son, 5 Guckenheimer & Sons S l. Newton, l.
Wolfe A Ehrlich & Bro, Van Gamble, Jacob
Barker, Savannah Street Ry. 5 Nichols,
savannah Steam Bakery, J = Williams Co,
w y Tel Co.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way. July PA = Williams & Co, Paterson ID
& Co, Peacock II & Co. Ellis Y e. Co, d Clark,
Ellis & Co, Chestnut ON, McNatt & NJ,
Edwards I Co, Greigg & W, Hunter p q
b. savannah n 5 Co. w w Chisholm & Co. c
w West, II VOTERS Brewing Co Morehouse
Mfg Co, w d Simkins T Davis, c & S Ry, @
M McCauley. StaDdard OIL Co. Eckman & V,
q w Tiedeman Bro, l. Myers 81 Co, Fl Sui
ter, Egan & Co, M Ferst Sons g. Co. j Fl Hen
derson, McDOnough & b. b II Levy & Bro. 3
NJ Hughes, A q Rhodes & Co. J ID Weed & Co,
Wakefield & L. Mcmillan Bros, Lindsay & NJ,
+ w Storer, Savannah Grocery Co, Brown
Bros, r c ZitrOucr, A Hanley, Appel & s, e
Gefcken = w Rushing Co, Meinhard Bros
& Co, Mohr Bros, Epstein & Bro. } NJ Dixon
Il Co. w Teeple g. Co, savannah Furniture
Co, Southern Cotton OIL Co, savannah Steam
Bakery.
Per steamship Dessoug from Philadelphia
Leopold Adler, w q Cooper, A Cox, J f
Freeman. II J Dukes NJ Dryfus Eckmau & V
G lsckstein & Co, / Epstein & Bro j Gardner
Frank & Co, John IL Gay, c NJ Gilbert & Co. ]
II Hardee. A B Girardeau c kolshorn & Bro
c 5 Hardee, b II Levy Bro, Lippman Bros
f Loyells sons, L f. Martin, L A Mccarthy
McDOnough & Il, Geo n Nichols, order notify
Troy Steam Laundry Co. \ Paulsen, f c Pa
cetti Pulaski Knitting Mills, Jas Ray, South
Bound Il r, John Rourkc & son j Silva
Savannah Brewing Co. savannah Grocery Co
Savannah n $ Co, II McA Schley. $ p Shotter
Co, j 4 Shuptrine, J s Silva, SolOmons g. Co.
J A Thomas & Bro J d Weed & Co. steamer
Alpha, steamer Bellevue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-25
Refrigerators, Trunks,
Baby Carriages and Fly
Screens at special prices.
SUES v1oAR1oUs AToNEMENT.
willy Cinnamon Hire Impecunious
Compatriots to GO to Jail for Them.


From the Portland Morning Oregonian.
For trying 10 pull the wool over the
eyes of the criminal department of the
state circuit court, four moon-eyed heath
en- are now in custody of Jaler James,
Young Sue got 50 days for attempting to
palm off as Nav Wah, indicted for selling
lottery tickets, a cheap Chinaman of I'M
known title. and the latter was sent up
for Is days. A vegetable peddler, who
falsely represented himself to he Wah
Kee, also indicted for playing lottery, was
given 30 days and Wah Kee himself was
fined $500
Young Sue was the first celestial to feel
the wrath of the court When the case
of Nav Wah was called Young Sue es-
cOrted a Chinaman before the bench and
introduced him as the defendant. Mr..
Hume suspected intent to deceive, and in-
vestigation proved his suspicion WELL
founded Then Judge Munly delivered
scathing lecture to Young Sue, sent him
TO Jail for fifty days, and declared Nav
Wah's 5000 bond forfeited. The Wah
Kee incident occurred in the afternoon.
II was a repetition Of the old dodge of a
wealthy Chinaman engaging an impecu-
NOUS compatriOt to go to Jail for him.
Judge Munly issued bench warrant for
all the Cinnamon recently indicted for
selling lottery tickets and increased their
all from 800 TO $500 each.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-25
Memoranda.


New York July 22-Arrived, schrs Mary A
Hall Veasie. Charleston Edward Johnson,
Dix, Fernandina; Frank Vanderherchen, Mil
Ter. Charleston.
Sailed. steamer Dunmore [Brl, Brunswick.
Boston, July 22-Arrived, schr Jacob Reed,
Williams Brunswick
Sailed bark Sijbrand lGerl, Brunswick
Georgetown, July 22-Arrived, schrs Elite
II Lister Mason, New York: VIM Il Parker.
Burrows, Philadelphia Myra W Spear. Cas-
well, Washington, ID G.
Port Royal July 22-Sailed, schr Enchan-
tress, New York
Charleston, July 23-Arrived, bark Laura
lItall. Castellano, Girgenti; schrs Mary :
Bradshaw Van Glider, Baltimore 22d Anna
Cleared and sailed. schrs f A Bailey,
Townsend, New York; Anna Pendleton,
Thomas. New York
Sailed, steamer Transit, Berg, Fernandna.
Norfolk. July 21-Sailed, schr Fannie
Reiche, Char estOn.
Philadelphia July 22-Arrived schrs John
K Holiday, Brunswick NJ Morris, Charles
ton.
Cleared steamer Oaklands lBrl Blacklin,
Port Royal; schrs Lewis Cottingham,
Doughty, Charleston; Lucy Wheatley. Willis,
Beaufort
Coosaw. s C, July 22-Arrived, steamer Gar
land Brl, Barry.
FOREIGN
Greenock July 21-Arrived brig Alto fRusl,
Danielsen, Brunswick.
Havrc. July 2J-Sailed, bark Poseidon
[Norl. Christensen Savannah.
Helstngt org, July D-Arrived, steamer
Hvcrstoe lBrl, Thompson. Coosaw, s G.
Rotterdam, July 2i-ArriVed, bark Kong
Karl lNorj, Knudseu, Savannah.
Liverpool, July 22-Saled, bark Alarm,
Charleston.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-25

lime, 30 cases TASKS boxes hardware, 1 case
cotton hose, > pianos wheels , organs. 4
bdls hoops, 6pkgs tables, , bbls -four cases
tablets, u crates selves, | sewing machine, 10
bdls iron, ? bales plaids
Per Central Railroad. July 2i-f0 bbls clay,
lS5 pkgs mdse 80 pkRs domestics, 1 car brick
317 crates pears, - crates vegetables % crates
meat , crates hoes, ~ crates lard. 30 tierces
lard. % tubs lard 100 sacks corn, 20 cases
mineral water, 40 sacks bran, 105 sacks oats
40 sacks flour, IS rolls paper, 1892 bbls rosin,
577 bbls spirits turpentine, 63 bbls oil. II bbls
onions, 40 bbls flour, 40 cases powder, 3 bbls
empty bottles, car pig iron. car doors and
sash car meat, cars poles I car potatoes
Per savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, July 2i-43 bales cotton, 2,2gS bbls rosin,
6ls bbls spirits turpentine, Al cars lumber, 56
bbls fruit, 2Sg boxes fruit pa bbs vegetables,
l3l boxes vegetables, : cars wood, I car tools
3 cars coal cars hay. 1 Dbl meat, l car
wheels empty tanks, "A bdls iron, II boxes
bottles, pkRs furniture / box books , boxes
baking powder, locomotive tires. 3 safes,
bags wool boxes tobacco, ! Dbl grits, 10
bales domestics, bales hides 3 cases cigars.
Is chairs, case caps, box hardware 2empty
cases, IL bdls machinery. 80 bds shafts, 2bdls
bars cases canned goods, boxes clothing,
10 bbls mineral water, Is pkgs mdse, - pkgs
household goods, Dbl syrup, crates junk, 10
boxes roots,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-25
Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Dessoug. Edwards, Philadelphia
C q Anderson.
Steamship Decatur II Miller, Billups Balti-
more-John Carolan. Agent.
Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
C G. Anderson.
Steamship City of Macon, Lewis, Boston
G G. Anderson.
Steamship Churruca [Spl, Barrenichia, Bar
celona and GenOa-Strachau & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-25

A, b, C, D and offered at s5c; 800 for
good strained.
New York, July 2A-Rosin dun and steady
strained common to good 81 GOAL o.. Tur-
pentine quiet and easy at 27lf02Sc.
Wilmington, July 4.-Rosin dull: strained
at SOC; good strained SIC. Spirits turpentine
steady at 2iRc Tar firm at 81 Is. Crude
turpentine firm; hard Csc; soft and virgin
Al 80
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-25
Fruit And veretahle Market.

New York, July 2i.-Pears. ~Leconte. bbls
$50 a , 30; crates, 80 40 75c; peaches, car
riers 81 90 a. 3 80; grapes Delawares, r
pounds p a 40c Champion. 10 pounds, y
q 3Oc WatermeOns, fancy. 1900 a 20 90; me
dium, $500 a 1900. Egg plant, per Dbl 81 90
an : 80. PALMER, RIVENBURG & Co