The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-07

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| Philadelphia, Oct Cleared schr Aaron
| ReppaTd, Steelman, Savannah.
| Georgetown, Oct 5-Arrtved, schr Percy and
! Lille, Miller New York.
| Beaufort, SO Oct 5-ArriVed, at Port ROYAL
steamship Mayfeld (Brl New York 4th
| schr Florence Shay, do.
Hamburg, 0ct3-Arrived, steamer Taurus
| [Norl, Graham, Tampa.
Swansea, Oct 2-Sailed. bark Christen
knudsen. Nielsen, Tybee.
Charleston, Oct CARVED, steamers Pedro
| lSpl, Hayanai Cherokee, Bearse Jacksonville,
| proceeded to New York; Algonquin, Platt
New York, proceeded tie Jacksonville; Alces-
| ter lBrl, Pomoron; Spanish Prince lBrl,
| Thomas, Kingston, ia; tug International,
| Sailed, schr j II Hammond, New York
Norfolk, Oct 6-Arrived schr l. Marcel
| Baltimore. Cleared, schrs q G. Crammer.
| New York; VIM Hilton, do; Emma Shaw
Baltimore barge Venus, Hoboken.
Maritime Miscellany.
Baltimore oct 4-Capt Parker OF steamer
| Allegheny, reports I'd inst at 30 pm. 20 miles
! M of Cape Roman, an object, like the top of
| a vessel house, with piece OF nearly new
| canvas lying on it.
Pensacola, oct s-Bark Belvidere TBrl
! Hatfield has been surveyed and recommended
TO repair damages sustained in the gale yes
| terday Crhe Belvidere has been reported
sailed Sept 10 from Pensacola for Cardcnas.)
| Brig Skiathos [Greekl .Haftakis. from Santos
| at quarantine station empty 'capsized In port,
filled and sunk
Vineyard Haven, Oct 3-Schr Stephen @
| Loud of New York, Pierson, from Perth Am
| boy for Portland, had foresail and mainsail
| badly torn during heavy northery wind of
Block Is and, 10th ult. She arrived at Tar
| pauline Cove last night and was towed here
| this afternoon. She will make repairs to
sails and proceed.
Norfolk Va, Oct 4-Schr William Apple
garth, Younger, bound from Hatteras Inlet to
Baltimore loaded with lumber, got In the
| breakers on Virginia beach TO day and went
| ashore and was wrecked, The crew We re
saved hv the light saving people under Capt
| Payne and cared for at the sea Tack Station
A gale was blowing at the time and tremen-
| dous sea running. The cargo is piling up on
the beach and the vessel will be a total loss.
Passengers.
| Per steamship Kansas CITY for New York
| Mrs e Boles, Miss Boles, Master Boles, Miss
M Slattery. Mrs N Keep, Miss Keep, Mr. l.
| Fleetwood, D Wilson Jr, Rev M + Kelley
D Garrett, Rev I Perry and wife, Mr. and
| Mrs Foster Master Perry, Miss r Foster Mrs
G Leadbetter, w r Jones and wife J Bur
| chell, H O Budd ID b Pritcbard,W w Wilson
Mr. Joyce. J 4 Floyd, Z W Goeble, M Blue
stein j f Cam, Miss L Holmes, N Frierson,
| Mrs Day ton, Mrs A Pierce, Mrs F. Bostwick
| Miss Schwat, G M Burnham, Mrs G Gil
| bert, H b Wardhorf Miss NJ Gilbert, Mss G
| Gilbert, Z r f'oy, Miss Southworth, Miss f M
Childs, Miss M helplch, Miss II f Leach Miss
| H Bunham, Miss + Parker, II Cunningham
| and wife Mrs T Mcfarland Mr. and Mrs N
Mcfarland, p Arnold, Mrs 2 Carlstein
| stein, Miss Carlsten, Mrs BinswanRer 2
children nurse and infant DR. NJ schwarb
anu wife, Miss II Schwarb, Miss Il Schaat,
| Miss j Curtis, j NJ Schwartz Miss II Max Mrs
| c Huck. Miss 3 Clair Mrs c Thompson. Miss
! II M Hecht. Mrs ID Hecht. Miss Brown, J G
| Sinclair and wife, Mako, M $ Osil. Miss
ID Holmes, 6 Hurz. J Klein, A Klein. J. Gold
stein, Sullivan and wife, l. Turner and
| wife, Miss V Coanet cob Mrs Cook cob
| Miss West (col), Mrs Lewis cob Miss
Steel (coD, p Richardson (coD, and a steer
| age.
Per steamship City of Augusta for New
| York-Ihos Hutton, w Pinder and wife
| J White Mrs ! n Lynch and 8 children r. II
| brosky Miss Edna Ferris. J Wynn Mr.
| HOyt, Mrs Brann, w p Rushing w Walsh
! Ed Deveiin, l. j Hartfelder and wife Gordon
Keller, ) G Brown, E F Manchester Jr.
Receipts.
! Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
| Oct 6-3l3 bales cotton car cotton seed car
| ice, car fuel Oil 2 cars wood, case should
| ers Dbl grits, case milk 10 nests trunks
| IA bdls paper bags, 10 bbls hour, 25 bags pea
nuts, 10 carts, crate boxes, l bdl hides, 2
| cases Clothing 10 boxes tobacco.
| Per South Bound Railroad. Oct O.
so bales cotton, 262 pkss tobacco Ceases cigars,
| 10 cases cigarettes, 22 pkes domestics, kegs
! liquor, bbls liquor, 5 sacks potatoes, 1 box
| bacon, box empty jugs. can lard, % bdls
| spokes, cases books, Sc pkgs tubs, % empty
] kegs, "a steel axles, 4 bbls apples 8 bdls beds
1 / bdl bedding, cars vegetables, l car wood.
Per Central Railroad Oct 6-4,o7 bales
| $40 pkgs mdse, IL boxes shoulders, 10 stove
| castings, 10 bales hides, 40 sacks peas %
! empty barrels 255 kegs powder, 10 crates C
1 pipes, 5 boxes jugs. $40 sacks corn, 20 tierces
| lard, 100 tubs lard. so cases lard. 100 boxes
meat, t777 bbls rosin, 303 bOls spirits turpen-
tine, 1873 bbls oil 81 casks clay. 4S bbls liquor,
! AZ bbls rice, 10 bbls bottles, $50 bbls -four
: car lumber 3 cars corn. 3 cars meat 1 car
! corn cars wood car coal.
| Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
/ Oct 6-199s bales cotton, cars wood. 1l9 pkgs
household goods 6 bales hides, bbls empty
bottles, n Dbl mackerel, / bbls rice, / case
| cheese, sacks potatoes bag wax. 3 boxes
| mdse, 0 empty barrels. cars cotton seed, 1
/ box augers, table, pkgs pork. pieces beef,
| ] sack hides, 3 cars hay, cars oats, Tar bran
| car corn, car ties, 8 boxes oranges, bale
wool, Dbl herring, bales hay, box paint, 0
boxes lanterns, 10 cases shoes, | drum paint
| ! sack coffee, bbls -four, l Lox ware 90
, cases eggs, 4 cars coal, 10 bdls springs crts
! empty cans, 1913 boxes fruit, sacks roots, /
case cigars, empty drums. bales hides, 8
| clay, cars pig iron, 226S bbls rosin, T26 bbls
! spirits turpentine, 10 CO lumber,
/ Exports.
Per steamship City OF Augusta for New
York. .S5f bales upland cotton. PEI bales sea
! island cotton, 100 bales domestics and yarns,
% cans shrimp. 1901 bbls rosin, 80 bbls spirits
! turpentine, 5000 feot lumber 20 bbls tar 4
! turtles, % bbls fruit, 4,635 boxes fruit, / Dbl
| tar, 3l5 pkgs mdse.
Per schr Julia A Trubec for New York
III feet p p lumber-Cooney Eokstein &
| Co.
COnsignees.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
! Oct 6--Chesnutt g. ON, J = Williams & o,
Peacock II Co, Greigg J & w, EIlts Y s. Co,
Edwards t & Co. Hunter p B. F. w Storer,
I Southern Cotton Oil Co, H Solomon & Son,
! Smith Bros, Mutual G l. Co, Standard Oil Co,
Savannah Grocery Co. w p Green r & c Co,
d A Alticks Sons, Mrs f n LAWYER Swinton
/ s M, Max Eiseman, l. Goebel, M Y Henderson
V Sanders S II Rothschild.
! Per South Bound Railroad Oct O.
! Heuisler II, G E Stults & Co. MI Doyle
J + Grady & Son, Savannah Grocery Co. l. X
| Myers & Co Palmer Hardware Co. 4 NJ Keller
| G w Alien & Cod Dixon Goa Ehrlich g. Bro
M Ferst's Sons & Co, L Lovell's Sons A Ker-
/ ner, Jno sullivan. Il Roberts. a Hunter Fl
| Moore, j Schoer, A S Grimm, W W tension,
w Simk!ls Leopold Adler, J d Weed & Co.
V Walker, A Lefler & Son., Fawcett oros,
! Smith Bros, Harness g. J. II Solomon & Son
| Eckman & V, ) Guokenheimer& Sons, @
| Coleman & Co, IEpsteln s Bro N Rich, j
/ Martin James Hull 4 10 w