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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02

Per South Bound Railroad, Sept ~ cars
wood, . cars cabbage l1l pkgs tobacco, biol
whisky. bbl grits, 10 bales domestics, IS
cases cigarettes
Per Central Railroad. Aug 31-l157 bales
cotton, IS tons pig iron 1853 pigs domestics,
252 sacks cornell sacks Oats.23i sa sh weights.
1 iron safe, 125 doz broOms, cases eggs.
empty oil barrels, 10 bales hides, boxes Jugs
1S0 pkRs household goods, 6 pkgs tobacco IS
sacks flour 80 casks clay 81 bbls -four Dbl
wine 9 bbls onions, 2 bbls pears,5 bbls liquor
bbls apples, l20 pkgs mdse, car melons, 1
car meat, 3 cars coal.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
Sept l-72 cases canned vegetables bags
clover, 30 bbls linSeed oil. 3 cases candy 80
nests trunks, 3 cases cotton goods, A bdls
paper bags 30 bags peanuts, 2 bdls iron ! box
clothing, tin fender. pieces castings, / lot
household goods / Dbl flour, bdls springs, I
key castings, 80 bdls spikes, buggy and fix
lures, ii0 sacks meal, 10 bbls meal
Per savannah Florida and Western Rail
way. Sept 1-347 bales cotton cars lumber,
3 cars wood, , cars cattle, 10 bales hides, 2
bbls syrup, truss hoops, boxes pears, 4
boxes wax. Dbl vinegar, bale wood, empty
keg. empty drums, bbls -four, coop chick
ems, 2 bags wool , organs. crates mantels. 7
cars hay, / car slaves, | nest buckets, | car
corn, 5 caddies tobacco, 3 cases cigars ] box
tobacco, box potash. IA crates persimmons,
case dry goods. case notions. / case UNI
brellas, 1 box hardware, 1 case shoes, "a
lounges, lounge backs, 10 boxes lemons.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02
A sAuRrAN BULLY.
Tactics of Captive Lizard That Tyr,
annized Over His Companions.
From the popular science Monthly.

From the Popular Science Monthly
Among the four new lizards that were
left me was one formidable one, which,
although it lost most of It's tail when it
was captured, still weighed nearly two
hundred grammes. They very soon be-
came familiar, except one, which, while
it would eat from the hand persisted ia
running away if one tried to pick 1t up,
and bite when it was captured. The
Spanish lizard received them Hospitality,
but if ! put the French animal among them,
he would Immediately recognize him and
chase him.
But after some weeks Of peaceful living
together, the Spanish lizard began TO
tyramize over his new companions too,
the largest at first and then the smaller
ones. He is decided teaser and q bad
bed fellow, Nothing can be more curious
than the tactics he employs to cut off
their retreat. He turns himself cross
wise in such a way as TO bar their pass
age. Then, when he has driven them in
to corner, he lifts up his paws, swells
out his neck puts down his head, darts
his great open mouth at them and bites
them on the head, the tanks, seldom on
the paws or tail
The large lizard in particular was the
favorite object of his attacks. The good
humored animal paid no attention to this
till we were on the point of asking our
selves whether he did not regard these
billings as marks of friendship. This
lasted some two or three months. But
one fine day-we were present at the
scene-the large lizard became impatient.
He seized the Spaniard with his formula
BILE mouth, shook it, let it go, and then
set off in chase of ii. The other ran Off
as fast as he could, giving all the signs Of
terror. After this the large lizard be-
came quiet, and even seemed to have for
gotten the matter.
The Spaniard took no notice Of thelgen-
erosity of its antagonist. Only becoming
more prudent, it divised other tactics.
Pretending Indifference, it approached
the Hercules slyly and step at time,
and when it was near enough to him
struck him with its jaw and ran away.
Finally, the large lizard concluded that
the Spaniard was too provoking; he
sprang upon it anew, caught it, and gave
it a fopcible blow. After that the Span
lard regarded itself as beaten, always
fled at the approach of the large one, and
let him alone.
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Money is somewhat easier.
domestic Exchange-The tone of the mar.
KeI Is sun nominal Banks are buying at a of
per cent. discount and selling 800 to 800 iu-
elusive at par On $500 to 81, 900 they viii al
LOW discount of q of per cent. and on all
amounts above 81 900 a discount OF H.
Foreign EXchange-The market Is steady
inc following are net savannah quotations:
Sterling, commercial demand, 81 63I2; six
y B. Gays, a 732 ninety days, 81 n; francs,
Fafls and Havre, sixty days, S. 27&; Swiss,
sAS Gays, 70 267s marks, sixty days, 8 B.
'etlrlues-Ihe market is fat and
exceedingly dull.
State Bonds Georgia AZ per cent, 1915,
I iy5 Pa ll7 asked Georgia z per cent. 1896,
JUS old, i0t asked; Georgia 81 per cent, long
Oates. % bid. 95 asked.
Clty Bonds-New Savannah 3 per cent
GeaI Ierly, october coupons 80 bid, 100
eSAeu' new Savannah per cent November
coupons, 9S1a id. ~ asked.
yAdl!rodd Bonds-Central Railroad and
ooSnAng Company collateral gold IS, 10
aSAed; Central consolidated mortgage per
SSV4 9y coupons, January and July maturity
~. ~ asked: Savannah and Western
Iaugoac per cent, indorsed by Central rail
tIUid trust certificates, - asked:
SSayannah, Americas and Montgomery
per cent. - asked; Georgia railroad
r. per cent, 1910. 100 bid, l0l asked;
gS5Igia Southern and Florida first mort
Ioatsomepv per r cent; A. ~ ASKED ,eI;
tS5e 3 per cent, indorsed by Cen.
E a1 ri9iiliroaa 81 asked; augusta and
aahed: Ocean Steamship. per cent, due in
~ Us asked; Columbus ana Rome.
ny ri- mortgage bonds indOrscd by Cen
W. Iallroad. 40 asked; C0tumDus and
am. per cent guaranteed. ~
-" llty and SUBURBAN Railway irSt mort
80 nor cent. % asked. savannah
II A,l1ut1e Der cent. iRQorse t. - asseG.
So te railway hrst mort 90 u as. ~ aske 4;
mr. nm georgia and Florida 1rst MORTGAGE
r. cent. iO7 asked: So tn 81 GeOr-
90 lilu Florida second mortgage iOjaszel
grtoaa stocks Central 90 amll. u
rI.ya, Augusta and Savannah : pur cent.
Ia "u'eel IS asked; Georgia common.
."%aEeQ; Sout hwestern PEI cent.
a,',..1t1leed including order for DIV. 81
Cr'Sy.S' Central 8 per cent. certificates with
49, Tor detaulted interest, p asked;
-I'a and West Point railroad stock.
ca.-33aaeI, Atlanta ana West Point per celt
t'--. ales. T. asked
Sax stocks, iste.-Southeru Bank Of the
eh@.+ OF Georgia, .6s asked. Mer-
va51. SauOnal Bank, 90 asked; Sa
49, BANK and Trust Com. ST.
O..E National Bank Of Sayalnah l0Jasked
pa'- No'pe savings and rrust Com
3, a., lo5 asked; Citizens Bank
ira" '3,Neui Chatham r. Est and Improve
Pa51 Company IS asked: SavIuuaf
stoct Estate, Loan and Building Compan,
~ asked; Germania Bank
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Per steamship City of BIRMINGHAM for New
York-Master Pierre Hoist, Mrs FIJI Morse E S
Vesey, julius Nal mas Miss r Russell, M S
Brown and wife and children, Mrs Hunger
ford and sister, @ p Wylly, NJ A Dominick, $
Sampson. Rev G Il w Dobbs and wife, Clar-
ence Dobbs, Capt II Hudson Herbert Hudson,
Chas Hudson, J Selby, II Hirsch and brother
D L Sternberger, Clarence G Anderson Jr
Benz f Adams, jamie Gaddis, Teshia II Jones,
Arnold Heller, Theo Hauls, A II Yates, Chas
Il Brockett Cora Brockett, Jno Carroll, A II
Weaver, Miss Arnold G w Coates Miss
Ella Perry. II ID f Atwood.
Per steamship Tallahassee from New York
w FLYNN, = f. Lawton, q w Goodwin. S
Heyman and wife, c L Ainsley, Jas Fleming
and wife, Mrs NJ Shehan, 1hos French, Miss
French. + II Heating and wife Miss DELAY,
f II CaisOn wife and infant,D LcRoy,A Dunn
Mrs b Oattey. A Rourke, Mrs Fischer p
Donelson, p L Mason Rev } p Crosler, Geo
Crosier Miss $ Crosicr Mrs J HUI NJ A
Dominick. X O Fleming Jr, G 5 Parks Jr
+ S Butler, s Fl Magee. J Levin and wife,
w Bigler, z NJ Butts and wife Rev G Hamlin,
NJ II SchaUl. G w Parker, J B Rees, J Smith
f Mcguire, J Murray, II X Camdold Miss -
Ruieke L o Schuferat, @ w Cowan, Vein
stein, Miss X Weinstein, n NJ Treemor0 and
and wife, Mrs NJ Jones, col, - steerage and
o shipWreckeQ,
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Orlando, Fla, June ?, 1S92.-Messrs. Lipp-
man Bros, Proprietors r. p. p, Savannah,
Ga: Gentiemen-I feel il my duty to inform
you OF the cure your wonderful medicine, p.
L. p, wrought in my case. l have suffered
for two years with dyspepsia and malaria in
the worst form, and was daily sufferer from
sick headache. NY bowels did not act but
twice a week, and frequently only once a
week. / could not retain half / ate and nv
stomach was always uncomfortably heavy. [
have tried pils-al kinds of medicine-but
only found temporary relief in them. I was
Respondent and was hoping TO soon find relief
in death. Seeing your = =. p advertisements
/ decided 10 try IL. and requested Dr. Peak to
get me a bottle. have ken two bottles and
will soon GET another, and can now eat in
peace and enjoy everything and can sleep
like top, Ny headaches have ceased and
my bowels are regular. / would advise all
sufferers Ike myself to give p. p. p. a trial,
and they will write you as / have, that p. p
=. beats any medicine on the market. Yours
truly, CURTIS COLLYER.
-ad. Artistic Painter Orlando Fla.
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odUtu htHItTudy'
Steamship Tallahassee, New York.


New York. Aug 3)-Arrived, schrs NJ A
BonSall, Lidgc, Satilla River; e \ l}aisely,
Townsend. Charleston.
London. Aug % Sailed shippG Blanchard
Nor, ZachariaSen. Pensacola.
Staveuger, Aug l6-Sailod barkS PosiedOn
lNorl. savannah; goth, Isabel Mort, Pensa-
cola.
Tarifa, Aug 2I-Passed, ship villa de Stiles
ISpl, Carran, Brunswick for Valencia; bark
Pensacola lItall, Terrarossa, Pensacola for
Genoa.
New York, Aug 30-Arrived, schr Harry y
Ritter, Petersen, savannah; bark 1tllid,
Harding, Fernandina; Schrs Sylvia G Hail,
Lowe, JacksOnvillei Daisy Falm, Dunton,
Jacksonville; John II Cannon, Harrison,
Georgetown.
Brunswick Aug 3O-Cleared schr Anniua
lPOrtI. st Vincent,
Rotterdam, Aug 27-Arrived, steamer CALI
ma Brl, NesDitt, savannah.
Pensacola, Aug 26-Sailed, schr Cactus,
Wiley, Providence. 21th--steamer Elnesto
LSp], Loraria, Liverpool.
Philadelphia Aug 3O-Arrived. schr Ida
Lawrence, Campbell: savannah; Thomas
Winsmore, Clark Fernandna; Everett j
Powell. Mason, Pensacola.
Charleston. Sept Arrived, Yemasse, Capt
Mckee, who reports 100 miles OF Charleston
bar passed schr Dreeda a Wiley, OF Thomp-
ston Me; nobody aboard
jacksonville, Fla, sept Entered Yemasse
Mckee, New York and cleared, New York
via Wilmington. NC Arrived steamer Croa-
ton. Hansen, New York.
Charleston, SO. Sept Arrived, barks IRA
MIA lNorl. Johansen, Antwerp; Noe IItal /,
Scala, Plymouth: schr Anna Chase, Mobile,
bound to New York rudder and sails gone
steamer Cherokee, New York Steamer
Planter from Georgetown reports that there
Is of the bar sehr James BOyce Jr, dismantled
and rudder disabled. left Charleston for
Weymouth Aug "a with 100 tons OF phos-
phate rock Capt. Duncan had a narrow es
cape from drowning. He was lifted by a
wave, but was saved by being caught In the
blight OF sp0nker sheet.
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Baltimore. Nd, Sept. Flour dull and I'M
changed; western supertne 81 90lh2 TO- extra
81 l5@2 65; family Il 1898 Is; winter wheat
patent S3 5003 IS; spring wheat patent SO 900
81 10. Wheat quiet; No. red spot G63lGl65E c;
September delivery 669s066Ac; October de-
livery 6s4G6S19c; steamer No. 2 red $40
63c2l milling wheat by sample, 650G7c. Corn
dull; mixed spot 461a0i6Ac; September de-
livery 45Ac asked; october delivery 45Ac
asked; year 46D asked; white corn by sample
50ci yellow corn by sample, Soc Oats steady
to firm; No. white western 33%f134c; No 2
mixed western 3061301ac. Rye slow No 2 ST
052c Hay dull; good to choice timothy slf 90
0e3l5 90. Grain freights steady and unchanged;
steam to Liverpool 37ad; corn for orders
rs l0lHd; cotton ID; flour l5c. Provisions
quiet and unchanged; mess pork $16 CO.
Bulk meats, loose, shoulders 9c; long
clear sac; clear rib sides 915c sugar picked
shoulders lOc; sugar cured smoked should
ers lice sugar cured hams 134013%c.
Lard, refined lOl&c Butter trm creamery
fancy 2j(n2 6C; creamery fair to choice 22I2lc;
creamery imitation 2G02lc. Eggs steady l5c
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes, fair l9c; No. 2,
I6Ac. Sugar strong; graduated SIC. Whisky
firm. 81 l9lDfl 20. Peanuts unchanged; fancy
6061ac; extra prime 505bc
st. Louis. sept. 1.-Flour nOminally weak:
Patents So OO03 25; fancy s. 05d3 80: family
81 90612 o.. Wheat lower: No. 2 red. cash.
$3.50; September delivery 591fc; October de-
livery $3.50: December delivery CSC. Corn
lower No. mixed cash 3il034Ac: September
delivery 8ici october delivery SIC; December
delivery 33kc Oats lower; No. 2 cash 24J4c:
september delivery % &c. Rye--No 2 49, Bar,
ley firm. Bran firm; east track tic. Flax seed
steady. Hay unchanged from yesterday; prime
to choice 8l0O0dSll VI. Butter firm and IN
changed; separator creamery 22d24c; choice
dry 2l6022c Eggs firm and unchanged at lie
Lead quiet and steady. 50 0712 spelter stag
nant - q. Corn mea- lower - 40. BagRing
higher. 4140954c iron cotton ties g5cdBi O0
Whisky unchanged. Provisions lower at
steady decline Pork-new current makes
selling at SIS %; on orders $40 OONi6 p Lard
prime steam quoted at s. o. Dry salt meats
shoulders, loose 81 70; longs and ribs - 1917;
shorts So 621a: boxed lots l0c more Bacon
oxed shoulders IS 55 longs $40 p; clear ribs
50 25Q9 -; shorts 30 625.
Rice
New York, Sept. l.-Rice active and firm;
domestic, fair TO extra 2hU5c; Japan
41a6B45sc.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc.
New York, Sept. Cotton seed oil duh
ana unchanged; crude 32933c; yellow prime
New York, Sept. /. - Petroleum steady
and dull; crude a. barrels, 81 Parker S
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crude. IN bulk g.. Washington in barrels.
d I'D; Washington, in oulk e. 90. refined
New YORK IS Sl. refined Philadel nhia aud
baltimore 90 barrels g 2S. reanod phuadel.
phia and Baltimore, Ia bulk g. tsse2 50
Naval stores.
New York. Sent. I-Rosin steady and quiet:
strained common 70 good. ~ 0g5c. rurpen-
tine dull and nrmat 2Tts0ESc
WILMINGTON sent. I - Rosin steady
strained at 7sc; good strained s0o. Spirits
turpcntine nrm, 2ic bid. Tar steady ~ g0c
Crude t1rpentine firm; hard 81 o., soft
virgin 81 40
Charleston Sept. T. -- Spirits turpentine
trim at 2Sis124c Rosin quiet. steady and
arm at SOC for good strained.
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Marine Disasters.

Wilmington, NC, Sept THE steamer Erie
[Brl, from Hampton Roads, arrived at south
port at 1880 O'Clock today, having in tow the
abandoned bark Linden, supposed TO be Nor
with mahogany and is waterlogged. The
haillng port of the bark is KroRero. The
captain of the steamer reports to have seen
two more abandoned schooners near the same
place. The schr Jennie Thomas, previously
reported in a water-logged condition, arrived
at Southport to-day.
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Per Charleston and savannah Railway,
Sept Caesar Walker. Savannah Grocery Co,
Il Cavanaugh, Chatham Furniture Co, A
BuclsenhOltz. fl Lankeman Mrs j Lee.
G. NJ D Riley. j d Weed & &C. Savannah Steam
Bakery. l. Ganel. Il r. G Feas. W Simkins,
Oppenheimer : & Co, Collat Bros, l. Alcxan-
ander Moore & Co. 4 j Davis, = McMurray,
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail
way. Sept IA Enrich & Bro, smith Bros.
+ Williams & Co. W / Miller Clifford Craig
NJ Y Henderson, X kirkland Savannah Gro
Gerry Co, Savannah steam Bakery. Tidewater
Oil Co, ID Y l. X II Dancy, Eckman g. Y,
/ Epstein 4 Bro Whitehead & Cod q Cravatt,
McDonough q Co, @ w Tiedeman Bro. Jno
Il Loyells Sons Moore s. Co. Ludden g. 3
w ID oimkius. 5 Ggckenheimer s. Sons. J Il
Guilmartin & Co NJ terst sons 6 Co,
Kavanaugh s. B,J d Weed & Co, Lindsay s. n
Lowell & l..
Per CtAlral Railroad Sept Woods g &
Co, Hunter y g. b, DWelle G q D. Stubs & Il,
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la aKErs By TELEGRAPH.


Richmond ant West Point Terminal. 12{
Western Union. ................. 1873
New York, SEPT. l. / p. m.-MoneY on call
cas-, ranging from 3d4 per cent. last loan at
4 per cent, and closing offered at 3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper S0l2 per cent. Bar
sill yer 7314c.
Sterling exchange IS irmer, with actual
business IT, rankers bills at 81 SlHni S3l 4
for sixty days and "a S6ltl S6I5 for demand /;
uosted rates 81 S'i6F04 g.
Commercial bills 81 spz0lf $50. Govern
ment bOldS ,trCn ,er. State bond dull. Rail
road bonds Hun.
ne sales OF silver at the stock exchange
to lav we're neglected.
New York. sept. The emphatic denials
Hv tue General Electric officials that the com
paly was in difficulties had gOod effect on
Inc stock az the start. rally to 3S1{
at the opcuiHg upset the calculations
OF NUN er of operators who had
been loGd in their predictions of a further
general decline in prices. The course of the
market in early trading was a distinct dis
appointment TO this class and al attempt TO
cover was made by those who had sold on the
General Elecric receivershlp rumor. The
supply of stocks was smaller than they sup
posed fact which is cOrrOJO- ed by the
high rates for General Electric, --culSVlI!e -
Nashville and Burlington quincy. The
first named was worth d per cent. per dlem
for use. In the afternoon the failure OF the
fquita bic Mortgage Company. OF missouri,
with main Offices In this CITY, was announced
and j. vas stated that another institution Of
similar charae ter was in trouble. Inc i'm
uortauce Of the failure Of the
former subsequently proved to have
been exaggerated, but not until the room mad
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Receipts-The receipts of cotton at this
port from all sources for the week were 1910
bales Of upland and 10 bales sea island
against 3,0ST, bales Of upland and no bales
of sea island last year
The particulars of the receipts have been
as follows: Per Central railroad 4 495 bales
upland; per Savannah, Florida and Western
railway $50 bales upland, II sea island; per
South Bound railroad 81 bales upland; per
Savannah river steamers as bales upland
Charleston and Savannah upland; carts 1
upland and l sea island
Exports The exports for the past week
were 4,O82 bales of upland and no bales sea
island moving as follows 70 New York 73l
bales upland and no seaisland; to Baltimore
4S7 bales upland; to Philadelphia C.; to
Charleston 1853; mill consumption 1876; Genoa
1900.
Stocks-The stock on hand to-day was 10, $50
bales upland and lap bales sea island, against
S9l5 bales upland and ,795 bales sea island last
year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02

Children often need some safe Cathar-
tic and Tonic to avert approaching sick
ness Simmons Liver Regulator will re-
lieve collie, headache, sick stomach, indi-
gestion, dysentery and the complaints in
cident to childhood. -ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02

Steamship Tallahassee. Askins, New York
&C G. Anderson.
steamship VIM Lawrence, Kirwan, Balti-
more-John J Carolan, Agent.
Barkentlne Genesta lBrl, Davies, Laguayra
-Strachan & Co,
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NOTICE to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
win be furnished masters of vessels free OF
charge IN United states photographic once
In the custom house. Captains arc requested
to call at the ONCE.
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Exports.

Per steamship City OF Brmingmham for
New York-253 bales cotton, II bales moss,
$40 bales domestics and yarns, 199 474 feet lum-
Der bales hides, &c bbls oil, 263 plIgs fruit
l6 cases sea oats 324 tons pig iron, 80 cans
shrimp, bales wool, 1924 psgs mdse.
Per steamship Karoon for Rotterdam
2,774 tons high grade phosphate rock, valued
at S27 74O-J M Lang 81 Co.
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Rice.


The market advanced to 241S cents for
regulars with lively inquiry. Receipts are
coming in but the railroads have not been
able to deliver stocks yet.
Bosln-Is quoted firm at the same price but
no sales are reported owing the same condi-
ton as spirits. The prices quoted YESTERDAY
were erroneous, the effects of the storm still
oemoralizing the typo as well as the stocks
on the Wharves The last quotations are as
follows.
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Send Your Hides and Furs
TO
RRND0LPH KIRKLAND,
SAVANNAH, GA.

He pays for dry hints cents. dry salt
cents, dry damaged cents, green salt
eeHts, beeswax 20 cents, deer skins 2o cents
wool free of sand and Ours, IA cents; black,
II cents; bury, from to l3 cents.
Eli st. Julian Street.
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Gloria IAusl, 708 tons, Scopinlch. Gergenti
ldg-Chr @ Dahl & Co.
Kersten, Nor 4Sg tons, Haagensen Hamburg,
ldg-Chr G Dahl g. Co.
Angelic Castelano lftall 499 tons Starita.
Charleston, ldg-Chr 6 Dahl s. Co
Aurora, -- tons, Koss, London-Ch Dahl
& Co.
creole ITtall, 49, tons, Califano, Laguayra,
In marsh at quarantine Chr Dahl g. Co.
Mariannina, 400 tons, Asterita, Martinique,
at Tybee--Chr G. Dahl & Co
Linden lNorl, SS9 tons, Aanonsen, Rotterdam
ashore at quarantine-Chr G Dahl e. Co.
Loyal Norl, 796 tons, Gregersen Hamburg,
ashore at quarantine-Chr @ Dahl & Co
Subra tNorl, b62 tons, Knudsen Cape Town.
ldy-J r Minis & Co.
Ascaloh lNor, 9ih tons, Balberin Harburg
lds-J r Minis & Co.
Elma Norl, nj tons, rouresen, Pern0mbuco.
ashore at quarantine J F Minis Il Co.
Harold [Norl, 8S2 tons, Christensen. Hamburg
on beach at 1'ybee--J # Minis & Co.
Mariposa PORT, Sl3 tons, Mattos, Rio 1aneiro,
ldg-J NJ J0rcano & Co.
Audacia [Portl SOB tons, Ferreira Rio ia
netro ashore at quarantine-J NJ Jorcano b
Co.
Mexico lBrI ~ tons, Moncriei, at quarantine
Lovespring Nor. 4s9 tons, Schive Angora
Bay, dis Strachan e. Co
Mary $ Ames, 665 tons Knowles wtg-Master
Seventeen barks
BARKENTINEs.
Cosmo [Brl, 1856 tons, Davies, Para-Strachan
Il Co.
Genesta BrJ, 4l9 tons, Davies, Laguayra, at
quarap tine Strachan & Co
Two barkentines.
sCHoONEBs
Leila Smith, 2ei tons, Reymer, New York.
ashore NJ Tybee-tieorge Harriss & Co
Edwin A c'askill, 3 tons, Smith, Baltimore
ldg- George Harriss & Co.
Two schooners.
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Steamship Karoon, Freeman, Rotterdam
via NorfolK-j NJ Lang s. Co.
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List of Vessels in tho Port of Savannah.
Savannah, Sept 1, 1898.
STEAMSHIPS.

Savannah. Sept 1, 1898
STEAMSHIPS.
VIM Lawrence, $40 tons, Kirwan, Baltimore,
cld-John J Carolan. Agent
Tallahassee 1892 TONS AslIins, New York
&C q Anderson.
Hispania, 40 tons Jansen, New Orleans
Strauss & co.
Banan Nor 607 tons, Hansen, New York
. at quarantine -Strachnn & co.
Mara Br, 927 tons, Jenkins, Demarara--
--Strachan Il Co.
Pelayo lSpl, 1919 tons, Baldo, Sagua-
--Strachan Co.
Knroon LBrl, 1923 tons, Freeman, Now York,
cid M Lang & Co
Seven steamships.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02
Maritime NIIsceIIanx.

Philadelphia, Aug 29-Despatch to agents
here states that schr Adde . Bacon at
Charleston, went ashore inside the bar during
cyclone; expected will float soon. Is
probably disabled