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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
coon SPORT Ar q UTTENBURG.
The Meeting Nearing a Close-The Win
ner-.

GrTTENBURG, N. j., Nov 29.-The last
day hut one saw Large crowd at Gut
tanburg. A most attractive card was run
off and the sport as hugely enjoyed. The
weather was mild and pleasant.
In the opening event the favorite Early
Plossom. was strongly played. She took
the lead at the start aad was never
headed. Wheeler beat Confederate FOR the
place.
George Dixon was a strong favorite IN
the second race He failed 10 land the
talents money. however. The winner turn
ed UP I'm Major General, an to l choice,
who led all the way, and won rather
handny by a length and a half.
Tartarian opened at 3 10 In the third
race. lie was pounded all over the ring
by the big plungers, and won all the way
I'm commanding style.
The finish for the fourth race was close
and exciting. Soundmore. a comparative
outsider. won, after a terrific struggle
with Bel Demonio. The first horses
We're all heads apart when they crossed
the line.
Rival. the fayorite IN the NTH race,
could do no better than third WampOzO
won by four lengths from Loantaka. sum
maries:
First race. six furlones- Early Blossom
first, Wheeler second, Confederate third.
Time. l:2Gs.
Second race, FIVE furlongs-Maior Cen
eral first. George Dixon second, Pecksuin
third. Time, :06,.
Third race six furlongs-Tartarian first.
Marble Rock second. Pok!no third. Time,
1:2o&i.
Fourth race, one mlle-soundmore first,
Bel Demonio second. Marshall third.
Time. 1:5l&.
Fifth race. six furlongs- Wampozo
first. Loantaka second Rival third. Time,
1:2i.
s.xth race seven furlongs-Dorine first.
Oporto second, Brazos third. Time. 1864.
No Races at Hsw, horne.
CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. Glowing 10
the rain and muddy track, there were no
races at Hawthorne to-day. II is expect
ed that the track will close for the winter
within a few days. No definite date has
been fixed
Tbe winner at Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER, " j.. Nov 29.-Three
favorites, a second choice. and two out
siders won to-day. Idea finished third in
the first race, but was disqualified for be-
ing short Of weight. Summaries:
First race, seven furlongs-Speedaway
first, Goodiy second. Onaway third Time.
$40 Il
Second race. four and one-half furlongs
Dutch Oven hrst. Jerome s second.
John McCarrigle third. Time. 50.
Third race, I'VE furlongs-Rancccas
first, verbena second, Forest third. Time.
l:061-2.
Fourth race, seven ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Victim first, Autograph second. Johnny
OConnor third. Time. la IA.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Doc Birch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30
Sneaker Cri.p IN WISH thc Fair

AUGUSTA. GA, Nov. 29.-Hon. Charles
f. Crisp, Speaker OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives. VIII arrive in Augusta to-mor-
row to visit the Augusta Exposition and
Georgia State Fair. The Georgia State
Fair and State-House officers numbering
2jO, arrived IN the city tonight. Presi-
dent Clay, of the Senate. Speaker Akin
son, and Hon. Charles +. Crisp will de-
liver addresses at the Exposition to-mor-
row.
A salute OF thirteen guns will be fired
by the United States Arsenal In compn-
ment TO Speaker Crisp on his arrival.
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dence that Corbett and Mitchell want 10
fight their great international battle in
Florida is the fact that Delany and Me
Vey. trainers of Corbett.' left this city
to-day at 430 +. NJ. on the Richmond and
Danville short line for Jacksonville. They
are to get Corbett's training quarters in
readiness for him. as Corbett and his
party are to leave the city for Florida on
Sunday or Monday. Corbett will not go
directly 10 Jacksonville as he has ar
ranged to give sparring exhibitions in
some half dozen cities on the
way down, and will hardly reach Jackson
Vile before the middle Of December.
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THE ORLEANS BONES.
German Detectives to Make an Investigs-
tion-A Paper Impressed.

PARIS, Nov. 29.-It trdnspires that the
visits of NJ. Develle and Dupuy TO Presi-
dent Carnot yesterday were connected
with the attempts upon the lives OF Chan
cellor Won Caprivi and Emperor William.
German detectives have left here for
Orleans accompanied by several French
policemen. Violent Anarchists placards
were posted about this city yesterday.
Anarchist >ewspnper s"pp es>ed.
MADRID, Nov. 29.-fhe Anarchist news
paper FL Libelde. Of Saragossa, has been
suppressed and several arrests have been
made A bomb has been found in the
Church Of the Templars in Granada.
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BAXLEY, GA, Nov. 29.-Newton Jones,
the negro who on yesterday killed o.
J. Herndon al Ketter and Deems turpen-
tine mill. was apprehended last night at
s. w. w. Beaches still. about fifteen
miles from the scene OF the murder. lie
was handed over 10 the deputy sheriff,
John Williams. AS williams was COM
ing towards Bailey with him large crowd
overpowered him and took the negro
from him. tied him TO q tree. and riddled
him with bullets. Williams says there
must have been 800 people In the crowd
and that about 300 guns were fred.
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WASHTNGTON. y. O. Nov 29.-Thanks-
giving Day win be am important one In
Catholic annals. At 1880 the ceremonies
attending the laying OF the cornerstone
OF St Mathews church, the chief parish
OF the district, will be celebrated with
much pOmp.
Cardinal Gibbons will preside ard Mr..
Seton will preach the sermon. At F.
NJ. reception viii be rendered Mgr. Sa-
TOLL. the Pope's delegate In the United
States. by the faculties and students OF
Gonzga College. The Monsign0r VIII be
escorted from the legation to the college
by the corps Of cadets attached 10 the
institution.
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PHILADELPHIA. PA, Nov 29.-The
Lehigh Valley Company has steadily gain
ed ground against the strikers to-day. and
the situation for the company has much
improved.
ANY number Of accidents 20 engines.
rolling stock, etc. have occurred, but
nobody has been killed or seriously hurt;
but meantime the passenger train ser
vice is practically complete and each day
sees more freight moving.
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ear stiffness. The associations OF a ire
time wer. either to be severed or not.
according TO the decision. The debate was
fearful and the voting dramatic scene
Conference will continue. with sessions 70,
night and tomorrow at slo a. a., anu
at " o'clock will celebrate InahhssN,e
Dav by p sermon from Dr. A. Coke Smith,
az f;ranby-Strcet church. Norfolk. CONFER
ence may not adjourn till tomorrow al
fernOOn.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CLUE TRIALS.
Good Sport Observation-Disclosures Ruby
Wins the First Prize.

TOWNSVILLE, y. c.. Nov. %.-Spe-
cial.-The all-age stake was run to-day,
Miss Ruby, owned by Pierre Lorillard,
Jr., against Sandy Gladstone, owned by
Mr.. NJ Mitchell; Antevolo. owned by Mr..
Lorilard. against Currer Belle, owned
by DR.. Jarvis: Eugene T., owned by Mr..
Lorillard. against Roi Dor. owned by
Mr.. Hitchcock; Annie F., owned by Mr..
Hitchcock. against Belle Of Delaware,
owned by Mr. +. Taylor; Katie Noble,
owned by Mr.. Taylor, against Dot Rogers,
owned by Mr. Lorillard.
The first series were finished at p. NJ.
The dogs left i'm the second series. Miss
Ruby against Antevolo. Dot Rogers
against Currer Belle. Sandy Gladstone
against Eugene T. The trials ended ut
p. NJ. The winners were Miss Ruby
first, Dot Rogers second, and Antevolo
third. The weather was fine. Birds a
little scarce, though many good runs
were made. Tire Philadelphia club is
well pleased with its grounds here.
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GRANyrLLE's BTyGHT TOBACCO.
Wrappers Are Not Ab CAT and Are Sell
ing Weii-Oiher Oxford Matters.

OXFORD, y, c.. Nov. S.-Special.-
on asst Monday. the 18th instant. the
regular Superior Court for Granville coun-
~. would have been opened here by Judge
George Brown. but owing TO the extreme
Illness of his wife. in Baltimore. ne could
not be present. On this account, Gov
ernor Carr has ordered Judge Robert
W. Winston. who resides here. 10 hold
the court for the remainder Of the week.
This will allow time to get rid Of the
criminal docket
This tobacco market IL q lively one.
Much tobacco IL being brought to mar
ket here. Bright tobacco Is selling quite
high, though In this section the quantity
OF bright wrappers II not abundant.
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Wy Toh.ceo War one Coacern.

WINSTON, y. c.. Nov. 29.-Brown's
warehouse for the sale Of leaf
tobacco was incorporated here yes
terday, with a capital stock of $1,000.
The ccrporators are Major T. j. Brown
ONinston's pioneer warehouseman). w.
u. Carter. }. c. Buxton. j. a. Biting.
w. a. Whitaker, and f. W. Bohannon.
Major Brown is president. and w. p.
Carter secretary and treasurer.
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w.ste-n 'o~n C,rollna confere e.,

LA GRANGE. X. c.. Nov 29.-The n.
4. Conference closed It's annual session
Monday after a very harmonious ana
largely attended session. Dr. r.. n. Tree
Was elected president Tor the ensuir.;
year; Vice-president, Rev ". a. Bunch.
whose term had expired by limitation.
Rev. W. L. SRrin WAS appointed pastor
Of l. Grange Circuit and bis predeces-
sor Rev ". l.. Harris. goes TO Gran
Vile Circuit
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a lawyer who had been overworked
rose In his sleep. went Into the hall OF
his house, and discharged q pistol. The
household hurried TO the place and found
him n the head Of the stairway. awake.
but much bewtldered. He had dreamed
Of burglars, and had gone TO attack them.
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AFruifless Conference.

MADRID. Nov. "a dispatch from
Melilla says that a conference occurred
to-day between General Martinez campos
and Muley Araaf. the Suitans orother'
and no better result was reached thah IN
previous negotiations.
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first. Belle Blackburn second, Ponce de
Leon third. Time, l:23 l-2.
Sixth race. one mile-White Wings first.
Amos A second Peteram third. Time,
1:55 3d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30

At our Furnishing Department, y1u can gs,
the Colors for either Baseball Team you age
going to boiler for to-day. 80 CHARGE
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CHARLESTON, w. VA, Nov. 29.-The
shooting of ten men In Eckham. Mcdowell
county, last evening, resulting in the
death of five and fatally woundng OF sew
eral more, seems to have resulted from
the fact that the miners had just been
paid off, and had loaded up on mean
whisky. a part of the row occurred over
the gambling table The county is a wild
one. The miners are chiefly negroes and
tOughs. All of the shooting occurred with
in a radius OF three miles, and what is
remarkable, all are separate cases. IL is
believed that all the parties concerned
Were drunk.
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JYHOLEs4LE M RDER.
Four Homicides aud Three Fatal ARRAYS
I'm West Virginia.

WEIGH, w. VA, Noy. 29.-Following
pay day at nine OF the largest mines on
the Norfolk and Western railroad. four
murders and three ARRAYS. which will
result fatally. have occurred. At Burke
a negro was shot by a Hungarian; A. S.
Waldron was fatally stabbed by Jack
Abbott in quarrel over a store bill; n
negro left Keystone carrying a keg Of
whisky and a new pair of shoes. His
body was found I'm the woods with two
bullet holes in the heart. In a fight at
Kimball Hiram Dey (white) and Jim
Burns (colored) shot each other 20 death.
At Davis Station the body of Hulda
Mitchell respectable white woman was
found in the woods. Deering, a French
barber has been arrested and charged
with the murder.
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A DIVISION OF CONFERENCE.
This Proposition Discussed With More
Animation than Any Before The Bedy.
DEFEATED At THE EYEsIHG SESSION.
asyourrm@st viii Probably Not dc
Reached Ustil o-righi-opp"'e"'o
EIopIne Couples Going TO Carolina

pANyILLE. VA, Nov. Especial
The gloom OF Mr.. southalfs sad death
attn hangs onver the Conference. HIS son.
Mr.. william Southall. Of Elkton, va
arrived by the early train this morning.
and. accompanied by Rev. T. Men. simp-
son. Of Monumental church. Portsmouth,
started for Eikton at 1855 a. NJ. with the
remains where the burial will take place.
The Conference to-day has been almost
wholly engaged In the discussion OF the
memorials 10 the General Conference, ana
most OF the time was spent in the dis
cussion Of the vital question: "Shan we
divide into the North and the South Vir-
ginia Conference
Rev. j. +. Whitley opened the Confer
ence with divine services at 10 O'CLOCK.
The order OF the day was then taken UP.
and the Committee on Memorials reported
through Revs. G.. H. Ray and ii. NJ
Hope.
The action refusing deacon's orders to
w. J. williams was reconsidcred, and dea-
cons orders were granted hin.
Work and Cha.nct.r PASSED.
In answer 10 the question, Are the
preachers blameless in life and admins
tration?" the work and character Of the
following were passed in review and APP
proved-vz., w Il. Wright, w. Il. Crow
der. j. VI. Anderson, A. c. Bergman. j.
w. Nicholson, H. b. Scott, r. II. Potts,
J. G. Lemon, II. c. Cheatham, W. +.
Robins. w. +. Hayes, and V. W. Bar
gamin.
Accomac circuit. Rev. ]. w. Nicholson
pastor, raised 1880 more this year than
last There have been 1S4 conversions
there In two years. West Mathews cir
cult Rev. G.. II. McFaden, has fine re-
port. Five thousand seven hundred dol
lars has been raised and two new
churches completed In two years. East
King and Queen circuit Rev. l.. l.. Banks.
pastor. reports weli-i70 conversions this
year.
Said Or. T.. NJ. Peterson. in urging the
qualification Of undergraduates 10 per-
form the marriage ceremony: I'VE force
our young people 10 leave their young
ordained brt loved pastor and skip over
the line into North Carolina, and be tied
by magistrate with a nose as red as a
winesap apple" Great applause)
Conference Statistic.
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Conference Statistic,
superb nnusted Lat.

On motion. at their own request, Revs.
T.. M. Jordan. l.. S. Reed, and j. F..
Gates were referred 10 the Committee on
conference for superannuated and Rev
John l.. Clark for supernumerary rela-
ton.
Norfolk is the banner district of the
conference, having raised sl1. SO per men,
Der this year.
Pendlng the vote on division of the
conference. the body adjourned to meet
again at 3 L. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-30

You can come here FOR everything foF The
COachman - Goats Furs -- Robes Gloves
Boots-ths whole ou.h-
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CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. Glowing &c
the rain and muddy track. there were M
races at Hawthorne to-day. II is expect
ed that the track will close for the winter
within a few days. No definite date ha:
been fixed
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quiet and steady; family $40 O08si2 ou. extra
mess e. 50ass 81. B-tf hams dull 600 81 Utt
81 50 Ticrced beef dull. city extra India
mess Rl5OmI7 10 Cut meats quitt aud Hrm:
picked shoulders 7i.c: picked bellies l2rc.
nickled hams I0Gllc Middles nominal
Lard quiet and firm. western steam closed
al B. Is; city steam As g5WN ~. september
deliver ~ O5. October delivery 3 u5 refined
quiet: continent 81 60; South America $3.50.
com pound " IS. Pork quiet ami firm. new
mess AZ WfrSITS1. Molasses -Foroicn nomi-
nal. New Orleans open kettle good 20 choice
3o13sc ana quiet and steady. Peanuts
steady. fancy hand picked 44@i Coffee
Options opened firm. closed barely steady
20 to IS points down; september delivery
Sli aRl7 30: November delivery Ri6 500
$40 81: January delivery &l5 50; spot Rio firm
and quiet: No. Z l70lsAc. Sugar raw
drmer and quiet: fair refining 3 sr. centri
fugals 96' test SIC bid; rednc1 active and
firm; No. 4t0l4 l5lGc; standard 10 rs
05a4c; granulated 5 10 rs &C; c'.es 3 Il6
ass Freights to Liverpool Quo' ard de
pressed. cotton steam Is I'd; grain steam
2d asked
Chicago, Sept. 1I.-Casn quotations were as
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YorS-Mrs Rulison, } J Pagan Miss A IA
gan, } I Pagan, J II Hartridge A A Maxwell,
l. shea, Miss Y Elsnger Miss G. Gecoyey,
w n Durham, w MahOney. j NJ Wilkinson,
Grath and wife, w II Devoe. AS Stiefel w C
Blackwood r : Moylan, Mrs 5 Schenck and
children Miss Landes II II Little Mrs +
Powell. Frank Powell, A Dunlap, A Wilson,
V Czurda, " Wheeless, f F. Weathenhec, &
$ Greene, G A Whitaker, r A Cashburgh, II
l Dillon, A 3 Harrington and wife, A Egen, J
Gonzales, VIM Petry Belle Hampton lcOl, T
Mooney cob, a c Sammis tcoD, 2 Walker
CcoD, G. Tucker, L Friedman, and 81 steer
age.
Per steamship Gate City for Boston
Mrs g w Wilder, j l. Nisbet, A G Robinson,
l. f Jellner, Mr. Grecnough, wife and family,
Albert Wilkins.
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Wilmington, Nc. sept 10 Cleared, schrs
Eugene Borda. Whitman. Cape Hayden,
Thomas Clyde Outten. Philadelphia
Baltimore. sept T. Arrived. steamer Bal
Tour lBrl. Sproul. Duukirk
Pensacola, sept 0-Arrived, barks Loren
emo .ItalI Marine, Barbados. Christine
lNorI Guudersen Belfast. l2th-Arrived,
bark Geo w Sweeney, Hewitt. Philadelphia.
Birkenhead Sept r. Arrived steamer Bue-
naycntura lSpI Urrutia, Port Royal
Liverpool Sept u Sailed bark Aette
NOR GuliCksen Pensacola
London. Sept L. Sailed, bark Guiscppi
IltalI, Crescuolo. Charleston.
Rotterdam. Sept Arrived, bark Sondre
lNOrl, Nielsen. savannah.
Saltport, sept ll-Arrivcd. banks Mark
Twain NOrl, Nielsen, savannah: 18th. Meteor
lGerb Niemann, savannah. Sailed, 18th, bark
DOvTe Nor, Olsen. Pensacola.
Venice, Sept S-Arrived, steamer Ruabou
lBrl Couch, Fernandna
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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.


iuanCiai
Money is comparatively easy, the demand
Domestic ENcnange-The tone of the mar
BET is tive, Banks are buying at 3 dis
connt ana selling at par to . premium.
Foreign Exchange-The market is
a5S net s'uu' Savannah ahe qu tSilGiTaE
Sterling, commercial demand. s. 81 six
ty days, "a sl4, ninety days, a. 80ls; francs
paris and HaVre, sixty days. 50 25it; Swiss,
SiEty DAYS, - 26is; marks, sixty days. 93Bc
Securities steady inquiry Tor Savannah
Bonds and Southwestern Stock
state BondS-GeOrgla 415 per cent. 1915,
l0d1 bid, 1919 asked; Georgian per cent, 1896
lll old i9} asked; Georgia 81 per cent long
City Bonds New Savannah per cent
quarterly, october coupons, 3d.. bid 100
asked new savannah per cent November
coupons, g9la id 100 asked.
Railroad BOnds-Central Railroad and
Banking Company collateral gold IS, -
asked Central consolidated mortgage Z per
cent coupons, January and july maturity
INK 100 asked; Savannah and Western
railroad per cent. indOrsed by Central rail
road trast certificates, 37la bid 80 asked;
savannah, Americas and Montgomery
per cent 81 asked; Georgia railroad
per cent, 1910 l0l bid, l0} asked;
Georgia Southern and Florida first mort
No6tsomerv and md Ea 2iJ hrst mort mort
g!te per cent, Endorsed by Cen
. t.al ldl4IOdu- - asked. Aug uSld ana
a knoxville first mortgage, 7 per cent
Il 6laSked; Ocean Steamship, per cent due in
E3l 81 asked; Columbus ana Rome
a nrSt mortgage bonds, Endorsed by Cen
t,al railroad. 40 asked: Columbus and
western, per cent, guaranteed. IS
asked, City and Suburban Railway first mort
gage, per cent. 80 asked: savannah
ana Atlantic per cent, Endorsed, - asked;
Electric Railway first mortgage is, 50 asked;
a ooItl Georgia and Florida first mortgage
Per cent 1917 asked; South GeOr-
ga ana FLORIDA second mortgage, 106 asked
Rhtr)ad StOcks-Central common, -
aSaeo' Augusta and Savannah Z per cent
t"dTdujeed, nS asked: Georgia common
n asked; southwestern per cent
t9aI4nteed, including order for div. 81 bid, 81
rsheu' Central per cent. certificates, with
g4er for detaulted interest, . asked;
a.aGjd and West Point railroad stock.
asked Atlanta and West Point 6 per cent.
n U.h1eates, - asked
ba"H Stocks Etc.-Southern Bank of the
cs ,et OF Georgia, 80 asked; Mer-
Tla-.a National Bank, 90 asked; Sa
,a4Aah Bank and Trust Com, So
GNne4. National Bank Of Savannah: !05 asked;
r1- ga.horpe Savings and Trust Com
s5'I'. IJ' asked: Citizens Bank.
~ asNe0. Chatham r. Est. and Improve
PPsI company, A asked; Savannah
t.dt Estate, Loan and Building Company
NA. 10 asked: Germania Bank.
ases4 asked Chatham Bank 46l5
savannah Construction Company,
~ asked, Title Guarantee and Loan
COMPANY -li- aglyed
Miscellaneous Markets,
trade larKet aavancsng' rs p tGIo,. OF
smoked cIa,y oi,"ms'
dry sailed clca ~ Srqe9 ,2c. ,,
4 c5.af ,.ollleS. l2c; shoulders, none; sugar
BaEzing and Ties- Tho marriott steady
J1'e bagging. 5lffn Sc. IN NJ. I'm, s..
ta9tauouS are TOR ION lots. small lo.s
44-her, sea ISLAND blg.TInr PIC iron Ties
Large lots il.O5: smaller lots. ii .O7,15I 10.
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For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING syrup has
been used for children teething. ItsOothcs
the child, softcns the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is tine best remedy for
diarrhna. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tle-Ad.
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Many PersOns

Many Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron H3itterS Rebuild tho
system, aids digestion. removes excess Of bile,
and cures malaria Get the genuine.
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Receipts.

Per South Bound Railroad Sept IA
10 pkgs tobacco, / case cigars 4 cases cigar
cites , rolls leather, wheels I keg liquor
$50 pounds buggy material. I car brick
Per Central Railroad, Sept li-2Oil bales
cotton. l49 tons pig iron, l49 pkgs mdse, 10
bales domestics, IL cases eggs, PIP sacks corn
1871 tubs butter, 25 boxes crackers, % bhlS
whisky, bbls syrup, IS bdls box mts 95 boxes
meat, crates mantes, boxes holdings, 600
sacks flour, y Dbl tumblers, boxes tumblers,
757 bbls rosin, 3l5 hbls -four, 60pa bhls -four
so rolls paper, bales hides, 1 jack screw, 4
truck wheels > coils rope , boxes glassware,
pkgS tobacco, / bbl empty bottles, cars
coal, > cars corn, 1 car wood, / car lumber
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way. Sept II > .05s bales cotton. ? Az bbls
rosin, $50 bbls spirits turpentne, q cars lum-
Der, l car cattle , ears hay, 3 cars corn. | car
oats, l car wheels, car wood. IA bales hides,
"A empty barrels, Dbl syrup, bblS pears, 5
cases cigars, 10 bbls bungs, rs boxes crackers,
bbls crackers, l box fruit, 81 bales moss %
plIgs mdSe.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
Sept 1i-2 ears wood, ! car bananas, car oil,
cases canned peas, I caslS chain, bbls wine.
cases boots and shoes, l cart and fixtures, I
pkg furniture, Is pkgs carriage fixtures, case
matches, , cases candy 30 sacks meal, boxes
bacon, , boxes cabinets, box mdse.
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Per steamship Gate city for Boston
973 bales upland cotton, IL bbls oil. $40 bhls
rosin, 1879 bales dOmestics and yarns cars
slaves, PSF bbls spirits turpentine, i6 bales
hides, a casks clay, 2 bbls pitch, 105 pkgs
fruit A tons pig iron, 10 cases rosin, 8 bales
wool, ~ pkgs mdse.
Per steamship Dessoug for PHILADELPHIA
10 bales upland cotton. % bales paper stock
1874 bales dOmestics and yarns, / Dbl oil, 975
bbls rosin, "a bbls spirits turpentine, 100000
feet lumber, 90 casks clay, 10 turtles 1872 bbls
ochre pkgs fruit, 80 cases shrimps 50 bales
moss, ISL tons pig iron. PIG pkgs mdse.
Per British steamship Mara for Liverpool
., 423 bbls rosin, weighing 2,65l $50 pounds,
valued at SIS 637; $50 bbls spirits turpentne,
measuring 30, 1913 gallons, valued at 80, 737, and
10 500 white oak slaves valued at 81 $3.50, Total
valuation of cargo S2675L
Per Norwegian bark Kristen for London
2575 bbls spirits turpentine, measuring 1884,
73i gallons, valued at 1873, 475-Jas Earle Jr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15
THE MORNING NEWS TRADE REVIEW SEPTEMBER Is, 1893

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