The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-31


Charleston. Aug 26-Sailed Samuel w Hall,
Mumford. Fernandina.
Darien, Aug 2l-Arrived schr David Baird,
Booye New York. Cleared, schr e Valen-
tine, Morris StJohn. N g.
Jacksonville Aug 26-Cleared, schr Caroline
Hall, Coyendale, New York
Beachy Head. Aug 26-Passed, steamer
Transit lNOrl, Berg, Fernandina for Mcneil.
Charente Aug 26-Arrived bark Kappa
tBrl, Smith, Fernandina
Liverpool, Aug 26-Arrived, steamer Juno
IBrl, Doyle, Brunswick.
Fort de France, Mart, Aug 12--In port, schr
Lizzie e Dennson, Jewett, from Fernandina,
disg, to sail in about ten days
New York Aug 26-Arrived schr Fannie
KINNEY, Wolfe, Fernandina Cleared sehrs
John c Gregory, Anderson, Savannah; John
W Hall, Boone. Jacksonville.
Aug 25-Arrived, steamer Raleigh Seares,
Dohoy; schrs Henry Clausen, Jr, Appleby,
Apalachicola; w f Cloves, Darien.
Apalachicola Aug 26-Salled, schr ID How
ard spear, Greene, New York.
Boston, Aug 26- Arrived, schr II b Hussey,
Hodgden, Charleston,
Philadelphia, Aug 26--Arrived schr Maggie
J Lawrence, Halliday, Charleston. Lost
foretopmast)
Baltimore, Aug 26-Arrived, steamer VIM
Lawrence, Bond, Savannah
Coosaw, S G, Aug 26-Cleared, schr Chas X
Schulz, Cobb, New York
Port Royal, Aug 26-Arrived, bark Reigale
Norfolk Aug 3O-Arrived, steamer Abo-
race; McGNegOry, Newport News; steamer
Locketive Brl Young kotterdam; steamer
Saltram Brl, Uren, Brunswick to Hamburg:
schrs Fanny Brown and Seward New York:
Murray Vandiver Baltimore. Cleared,
steamer Saltram, Hamburg; Leona, Wilder,
Galveston; schrs Fanny Brown, Charleston;
Jacob Read, Boston; Matilda Brooks and
Henry Hit, New York.
Maritime Miscellany.
London. Aug 2s-Steamer Macedonia lBrI.
smith from Fernandina via Norfolk, at
n tnnennlrgu an
was got of with assistance.
Philadelphia Aug 21-Schr Chas * Buck
ley, from Boston for New@f ork with pine
lumber, before reported abandoned, was
towed to this port yesterday by tug + w
Mum Soon after the Buckley had been
abandoned. on Thursday morning, she was
sighted by schr John w Linnell and an at
tempt made to tow her into some port She
made but little Roadway with the water
logged vessel, however and had TO give up
the attempt. First Mate Hill OF the Linnell
danger OF sinking and decided TO remain on
her trusting TO luck that he would soon be
picked up by some steam vessel that would
tow the wreck In port for share OF the prize
money. When the Mum came along the
schooner was promptly made fast ana towed
to this port. The crew Of the Buckley had
been taken of by the steamer Chatham and
landed in Boston yesterday.
Receipts.
Per South Bound Railroad. Aug 30
81 pkgS furniture, bale domeSucS, box
canned fruit box liquor 81 pkgs tobacco.
crate hams, / box bacon, "a Dbl vinegar bdls
betting boxes household goods, case eggs
/ bdle wheels, 10 pkgs mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Aug 30-l4O tons pig
iron, 2i5 pkgs mdse, 100 bales dOmestics, IS
bdls spokes, 20 pals castings 2 bbls castings
2 ties castings iron safe, 1900 pounds buggy
sacks iiour. 2sg sacks oats. go sacks Corn. $50
sacks meal i bbls whisky, 40 bbls -four 3i5
bpls lime 2i9 bales hay, Is TUBS lard. $50 cases
canned beef 1s horses. mules cars meat. 2
cars coal car oil. car wood, / car lumber
1 car lumrer
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way Aug 3J-706 Uaie5 cotton. I car LoX mate
rial lOi head cattle. I coop chickens . TINS
lard 2 boxes Warmers cure, bales hides
keg HARDWARE edger, saw GUNNER, truck,
/ sack wax box " mantel, I box wood tops,
l box glass, BIDS bucks, 25 cases eggs, 1 box