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New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

NE ,NIlLE. TIii. H.: EIIN,IE RACE FAR
IN TIE Lad
w>IJtE i Si,o>p AND %\ErIH THI'sp ~
Tfri II ~ TAI. LAST DAY or riIt. NTH''"
,.Lt TmE We I'H ll"!,'f' "'>
WoEk ~ '.p'D CONDITION

r . ,A.,L. ,,,. WIS hrouviu "A - a.
M,,,,. - -,,l." ,;ati.n ~ !" "'l"'k ii~t "'''"< WV
me, In -fing 81 ~" "r'"i If"h tel !" ~" ''
,...f.av IA" re" h ..-' 'u'r''s'"' 'h" ''""
,,-, -, a, ,.,., Ever, ,.,,ri La. i.'n H"|'n
AMI ,h" -',.ritu.. ~ i"~n nr'"niv arg" r's"'
t,,.,sh t!,- week s.h"k IN" n~" champion wa re-
,n,rksliv f~, vigorous min last night 'p"'h"''"s
III. strain un'!'r wh"h Il" worked '' s'> "''
and night. tr,,,,. ,l., without sleep ~ rest "" Won
easily, ant vh~ h. h-o~' ~" r"'''ri WIN '"'"" ''''
~'n.". H. could ha'" s"n' ""h i"''h'1 " "'''
had h.t.. a''as,,n fer i,n. So s'hrk sm"f~ '"
.r,r- uring ii,. Y-ri-n. AMI after ~" ra'" u" s'"
tbs, h" r'lii h,," g"n" "a hf an"'hT w" E" "'''
.is,- w.il',i.' i~~iirs -, ~.I''' F"~"''
Waller ~" 'i.-nrn. VII, hn-i"i *"''n' '"' Law
mnl- /. i-.r-- r.-.ri Il hi ambition anl courage ma
equal T. h,- spec, AMI "niur"nc' Met s"''.
however Wail.r >rw",I - strong i'slik" T." ~"rN M"
h.s frisnl- aai it.in"rs hal mnr' ir"i'" I" "'"""s
him upn ~" ON" - IN" tIF''"'' NJ W."
A. s'Hm tie i..i.- IN the trn'k Marin th' 'N-
rh. upinn vii, Gnis"-d third. dI r'a'y r"n"rSA""
work IN ,o,ng his ph ,i,ni condition lie y" AZ
arLrI with a "rtai- s'rrn'h tr n'l" In" ""hr'-'"''
i,, T.. ,,uo, ,tr..Iy h.- w" when in'r' men would
lave i.ru ~ III" h'-r'i
uiSY .E''. iY THE wAYspE
,:lorrr u Van Enlurs. the sprirh'l, Arlington youth
has IN yet - IA. show AMI h~ has shown r"msN
able s,t-n.h AMI staying I.wsrs for tv f nineteen
year. ~. rpuri-i last nvht with III" s"mr """' A".
,~ ,ha, ~. IA" n'a' ia, Il III" rae" "" sl"r'~
Frequently, and 'in~ h" mad" the c'r'"t " w"
track he fliA"i L. ringing cheers 'ie mas re-
c.ivl p-.-es ianru.' allie Asr II pale ana 'h'" "''
he -ays h- fs all right anil that ne ~'i o~ r"""'
for an,,i~r 80. within a month ''"den the vr'~'""
pedestrian p,a-'i ai"nw painfully I" IN" "n" o"' ="
men 10 the original eighteen men '"'"re' "n""e 'A.'
night Al S.ss y N, y-rtrr,my Srh"ck mad" his i""h
mii- which l~ai N. I'D r-r"ri just 10" mes' an" nc
Vas loudly applaud lie sai at that tim" 'hA' NJ "
tended Ia make .nn before he stopp~d
rhe actual receipts wi MT b" known TOR some es'''
but there that receipts will be far awe
thse n the tournament, of iso whsn they aoonssd 70
over $4,000 stii. sxpsnses Of this sou'namen WI
be greater than thoss .: the Old fses' vnea 1. ~
:, h..Asou,say ~ s,Asss ass GpFs g ~ eelewtA9
vssws b sssA ec~sa - ~ easdas
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
TyION LE.IGTE NOMIN fTIONS.

TIE EtnIL,i: TIckL: T. >iEc 'fNiE\I u 'I
ACE POTTER TnH PRESIDENT AGAIN
The regular ticket at the Union league Clnb
u,hich is 10 be voted on AT the January m"cting
has h.cn pt~,".I. ]: IL as follows For president.
,Ior,ce Porter: for secretary. Gcorg" I'"'hune
Adams: for trcasurcr. George Montague: for vice.
,,r.s.l-ntS tc;ass Of 1866: John Sloan FREDERICK p
'rappen Vincenxa I;otta Sigourn'y W. Fay
For Executive COMMITTEE tcass ~ ixo: Henry
p IIowland Charles A. Peabody. jr.. Matthew g.
ID Uorten I.orcnx, q. Wooihouse. Warren NJ
Hc1lcy -
For Committee on Admission tcl,ss Of 1891:
Charles r. whitehead Bayard Dominick Charles
-. Mitchell. William u Guthrie. Henry l'lak"
For to.nmltter on Library and Publications class
of 1887, Henry II. i'ri"grman william Argyle wat
son. John Ward. ,,
Ecr C"nmitic. on Ar: Louis 6 Tiffany p,sr lisnny
T. Connect. Jr.. Henry r. Sloane. William 81. Fa-
For ccram,.i"c OF Political Reform: r. y. iIins-
dale Clarence q. Bu~l. James A. blanchard. Em.r'
sOn Foote Henry ". Cannon Cephas Braineri
ID r. H. John ftoosa. Charles +. Clark. Thomas
l. James, Nathaniel \. Prrntiss. Logan &. Murray.
John H. Hinton.
Auditor: Donald Mackay. Walter -. l'"as'
Thonas l.. Mason. jr.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
JOHN A. MCCALL, President.

To- wirrer S~O nj. eS,o Ia 'hiri ~" :" FOURTH
$50 TO nth and $3.50 sIth Each man paid m en-
trance fee .. So returned O. all who covered
10 miles The profits when imputed VIII i~ Ill
vieI a. follow, hve cent to n" Garden ana
.. Der cen, - the riders. the =; cen; h~ng DIVIDED
10 follow. Fifty per cent - n" ~irmr - :"V ''h' '"
..cond IT,, p-- c-r i'ri I"r cent g. fourth anI
~, per ~ nrh.
William Newman. the professional train"-. "ho has
Raj general .ur~ry,"n the ri"r- sat! after III"
race that "f fh-n were lr''y I" f"'i E s"r''''
,.,iu fr.,n the contest, lie bought that Mar - would
a.. weak for ten days hut ia, other r:s I'D D."
ell righ, In n dav ar two
III. .rit~I .or, and th" 'rk riding "
M,,b, anil S"''"-' -nih.s,s','slh a,r'ind"i In
the n, -r,,i- race R-rn with Pric" s~rpnl ani
s,ariick 'ir- ~ - !: = Ia III" ~" NIL" race"
l.eri, won Sfir'l.k s',rni. AMI ~ = fhri fn"
oS:, i,-ro fa,ri ne n.ii.. tNtns To- ,"'t a' but
he was three nnh- - IL nj i,hni that ilm".
,,Jt, AM, \t.W RECORDS
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

ric. running now and "" will open third on Tues
day. - you can ~" We ar" making good prosress
rII
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31


day - you can we ar" making good progresa
1nr {. MNITTfI rrg THE wOHK.
the ponr N! prem ~" cooperation or IN" ~
Vinc,r. !. Paul S,cir'y N any plans that might be-
n,.i ur,n Arthur W Nilinr.. Henry IL PIKE.
the Rev r. l. Fux ~" Rev conrad Do"nch ana
o'h-r, 4, k~ after which III. Rev Mr.. b~vins Was
ri.;. ,m.r.I to appoint 'S"cnivr r.mmls''. "'
r," wa.-h VII meet IN ~" rhhI" M"nlaN morning.
,'.,'il. upiI ~" most suiiali" place 10 "p"n W.
r-s'.uran, Mr.. I'",lnS ran.~i th~-" Tour persons
~ in"fnit.fs uf the committee nri WAS r"',i"-t"I
D., to. rl..,ins confer with llr. colt h"ad woik'r
~ a.. L.N'rstty S"if' mint - - WI" rhou'' W.
,h' MN :'.r'.y wal Jr- 'i friph4h, n""'
- ! II ,'ti :, Vincent =. Paul Sorirfy, ].
tcf.kv. f,r -" Hebrews 49,,
i.r. al i,. coffee. ''aI AMI things ~ tfat k!E'
c"ii.I L.. nai nt ui"''rI;" lti''' 'st"i'aV al 81
~ ana ~, ,fAni-t ar hundreds ~ people at a,isd
IN Tim, u. '.at r.ri = "a" CIV. Na'hah S'rans
established ih!. ria"". al! h WAS on nam VIII
ny .-crr'af,. " \ k,uk"ii when II Was "I"':''"i
unairr!a, ior ~" ar time. ~ 'hatkr ot .uF''
month ani ~, wages 80 'hps' "mp:"y'i ih"f" WIZ
i. piiI Al u1hn. wn Eis"r. wh's" MiH"t IVA
ID. matter Mr S;tin- IL carving out IN" ~,"i"
ui. r~f,l.n .I. - ir"1i a. m I" J. ~ ta'n u'!.
i.rL.i. ami SOM I"-..nt tik''s at or" door oh
th.r va, ~ and If'''n''i them III piyH'ht Io'
IL. rnIrha.-s which 't"v hal mai" To say" t'n":
itlu.s shirh w-r, cai.'! for w"r- already ~"H:r'
a. ,nd For , u.rk"l buy tw"nty pound. of
,.,,l tw, n,N"- ~ ii...!. "r siN ounces "I ''a
81, m ,r- than L. ,.n'.' w".h VIII b" SOIL '" the
~ n. t.r-,n -" I'm" time. Two nhh"reu .ouS
Th"r. ~. f.cil'i,- f"r 'uipl'ng 1919" customers a
80. me-.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
OLD ANp SEW Ki' URps
THE VICTOR WAVES 4 flag.

TIN ,n>iug uuusuIN, "Siiihc arl ia" Gar
q. Va. rar.ri Il"r'r - - the s,"f'r' ""ull not
wuh,;srd ana h. fell IN AN "ih",'ic NJ
l-.r /. ne ''n'h i'ia' -. scoring has been
has Haf'iV r"'rr'l'i Scho"k
n, ,.. M. ,sauh nI- % 20 ard dsnount"I from
/. wh..I waikrl the track "ar,ips IN" Am"ri
m rsy ~ "a" 'ni-.l Sh"k H. nn~i new
o,-rc,., AMI u hixh sin last ana h" Walked Jaunily
at,rax nI"c,iVrs ii" nn none III"
w.,s. fr his long ri. Little Van Emiurg aiS, created
..r.,it,n lie th. ,"fn"fist IN IN" Arngfn hini.
i, nj 49, soon ~ he lett his wheel h- pu, On his land
,n,f,.m and roh his yla,' among tie musicians ana
dti bis pnrt wrh li$ rrn"t
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
DCtD EODiES SHIPPED IS sEiTJLyCRr

Omaha Dec. J.-The bodies Of a gray-hairsd Old
man and n pretty young woman lie on a stone
at the morgue and detectives and police are work.
Ing on cews 20 ascertain how they met death.
About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning a stranger
took 10 the onic~ Of the Pacific Express Company .
box. saying that II contained stationery. and or
d4red Il shipped to a town In Iowa. II weighed
about 90 pounds Prompted By suspicion created
Nv this fact the agent decided that the box should
b. opened. The removal OF the frst board revealed
the head and body o. a woman with blond hall; ";
8 man. Both bodies were nuae and doubled. And
were bound With wire. On making this discovery
coroner. and netided the pe:ics.
Further than teis no fcsts c:n 3 obta!ned Tns s
ye:eses 9: The S9d;:s WIN ~ sas sea.ss!: q "a
5ssxsrScd 70 u aidrscs. ~ ~ asSss the su.
I;';s -: {: |:E:'|s $: :: 5. ~ Z! =
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
LOSS M FIRE SD WATER ~ BOSrOy.

T.oa,on. Dec. D Ere Was discovered TINS morn
ing on the toy noor of the Avr-s'ory stone build
ing Nos ~ ami {: Fedcra.-s' j n hearn q 'o''
bookhndcrs: Isa,chshi-r iins o'n boots and shors
mi VIli & 1iilt harnesses are the principal sui
fsrcrs I,atrh-l,icr n I.ncon announce. after TAX
ing a partial account of stock that up to date us
water loss nlonr sace~is T0.VW and may rearh
fD 00 more This will make the total loss over
is on In the entire building
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
= =
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
EPP2'S COCOA.

0REAk HAaT-a PpEW.- -"by ~ thorpugh knowledle
,"s nssursi i.Cs Shich govern the operations VI j..
s.sion and nariion and BY carsui :pp!!c...oS OF sns
yd.d hr.sksss. and "pHsr S:,ca,sy say%fs Ss
M nv m. tSdiciou, ucs Of articles Of diet thst
eorsa!oa may !r:SSsI i: W Yr,m ns,:. :sr'cS q
saStis s.dss ars hee.ns GROUND y. ready 70 asss's
fcasi sSsfs b. sscSsG ossivss ven forsinsd wh puse
Hcos sa4 p:ssy ,'S nSS"sSoa sons water o. mt. ia
sSiy u SsiS.psssx tina D sFsesss. Absilsd thus;
&c., ssss : e: - nf:3''''s'' cs'''''''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

81 IDENTITIES were hostile to the government ah"
even at the last moment the Government parry
prevented q vote one OF the Nicr-fres'''"'
vetoes. by avoiding a quorum. In ord"r h"' l"
embarrass him alta critical moment "y "av'"s
. .,ronr opposltIbn vote put on record oa'-
side Of the navy and OF the r'nsress'""". '''
no.,,,on. the distrust and dislike OF the Vice.
president and his policy Irrvadrs All c'""'"
and IL no widespread that one wonders why inc
.,.,,. .~.,nst him was not unanimous.
have been brought into contact win M" VI
.ve,x class and know that the feeling aga'hs'
rror,.ro pcixoto In simply all-pcrvadinR 'n
a.n,ember IL I stood the narrow balcony I"
an old house ON Castle Iiill. watching the "'"S
h.,o~ In an adjoining house lay P"'
vasherwoman, killed by a shell from one VI wv.
,n.ur~ent yes.eia Every few moments " '"e"
,,ouid nass near I'm. its weird shr'eH "'""'""
IN. h,ooA from every face and DRIVING the '%"e
,,mid ones into hasty retreat. An" ''"'o
that iust then . young man o' wv 49,.
c,asses came up to me and sa'' Una.
r--..-o. .uve he would never permit sucn a"
...,,--.rc. "A this lie was far from appre''"'-
,r~ the situation, but somehow ne re-" '".' ."
.noio~y was due to the stranger VINO wa: '"
to- vnon a frattitidal struggle pet"e~" ".' y"
comctrymen: Since then ] have s'ooa :" ""e
cro~ds watching the almost dany oo' ,.
,r.nts. and I have not only noteo 'ne' 49,"
49,, ,h.r faces, a. the shells fell In Viesa's"o"
- vh.n the insurgents made good sho's q inc
...n.., sor,s. am convinced that the sym
...n,.. Of the lover classes are with the revolt.
VIE ~. unne- ciasses the conditions arc more
1870 .,A tii6,cuit to classify. for mere "e e's
~s.,sr~ ,,tth personai disappointmen'"
.-.s.,Aioea. rolitieai intrigued. thwero ~"
s.sss.s - IN that; but IA ~ s,ais - -.
sss~- - e.1.1na = jaresiy aeninee ~ ~ .zS
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
GEORGE n. ENGEuiN IXDHTED.

Washington. I'.c. ~ The Grand Jury TINS after-
noon returned an Indictment against George H.
Enxrn,au PRESIDENT ~ tn. Ivy city Jockey cub
cha rginx him With violating the gaming laws oi
the District ~ Columbia. \ hil was also r"turnea
against t;eorx. B Marvin and three Others Tor
bpok making Mr. Engrman II now In N"",I "rk
but his friends look for his appearance In wash
ington the first VI the week.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
NICE (cimlez) =.
RIVIERA PALACE HOTEL. ~
Opened for R-.idcnss snd visisess - ~

1st Dec. 1897.
Ten minutes from N.rc station -itnats on =. CmS3
nm f,re. dtrccti, south. IL s0uty shseFvs fruo q
ihr ,oia Winds and commands q mo-. magnine mt vteW
NE, IN town OF Nice the Haze Anaes sd The Ala
The Hotel stssds 10 its own Park. TenpSe
Gpoumds. GymnasiuM. and smile - oetes
amd Duuchrs for the exclusive use 81 she
Visitors snd Residents ~ the Hotel.
I'ti,atc AlxrtmsMl, Tor am.lies making leesonec4
stav Krsusr rtcs At 81, Company brs&ss ~
nr. tin,ck. Nice snt Monte tarto. y eeus
I wci,.ior.ei iIandan~ &C. ior tsr o. viMeoeS
ltOP, (eoPa contain only choices. Wncos
rmrntnro aud Airoinnrnt, bv Maple Co.. ioa6cM 49,
hxnity4y A,rgjgcsprts ov "rt thclisn "r"s' f1esSW
Ii.hi. In. MGc,ratc Tarin
tar fl pnrcuar.. rans and Tarn Of III iIo'ci apply
The international SIecpiaG Car Go" -
COCksptn ST.. LONDON =. W.
,vn.,, ac,.u pasto NAV served. Specis, Tlekeee
soy IN. ,,awN anJ IL ar,P Jonrnrs lasted, sn1 ~
made dir'ct VI ~ cas-: stASo9
iIy. n. snow. Agent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-20

the railroad station 20 the steamboat landing
II rs as straight as an arrow is well kept. and
has three rows OF oak trees an the way from
one point 20 The other. Near the river the
trees are large having been planted Tor per
haps nftecn years. and have been well kept
Nearer the station the trees are only about
two years old but are thrifty. The carpet Of
beautiful green grass. which looks like Ber-
muda. completes the picture. and "a pretty
one il makes. Orange Park has reasons TO be
proud OF Kingsley avenue.
Leesburg Commercial: On Saturday, Aug.
., at midnight an attempt was made to as
sasSlnate Robert COwen, a young English
man. who lives alone at PicciOla. He was
asleep in bed at the time when the would be
murderer fired load OF huckshot at him
through the window OF the bed room The
whole load missed his head only few inches
and passed through the wall. Mr.. CowCu is
at a loss to know why any one should wish to
assassinate him as he does not know of an
enemy to himself in the whole coun-
try. When the shot was fired, he
jumped out of bed and rushed into the yard
but could see no one. AS II was a stormy
night, the next morning no foot prints in the
sand could be found, There is no clue to the
perpetrator; the only thing that could be
found to indicate the kind of gun used was a
wad from a Leesburg Commercial which
showed that il was muZZle loading shot
gun. II was a cold blooded cowardly at
tempt on the life Of an unOfiending citizen,
and every effort should be made to catch the
WOuld-be assassin.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-20
The ways Of parigian Beegars.
From the London Dnily New

A Paris municipal councillor, NJ Georges
Berry, has been exploring ali sorts Of out
of-theway places with view to present.
ing TO the council report on beggars and
begging In the French capital Under
disguised begging he devotes special
chapter TO those strange trades which
really come under that heading, and he
has also much 10 say about the people
who, while not actually going begging
themselves, get their living out of those
who do.
Near the Ecole de Medicine, M. Berry
found a woman who sells sets Of addresses
OF the chartably disposed to begging-let-
ter impOstors. She sells two sorts, the
big set and the little set, ole grand ieu ct
lie petit leu,'') The little set is francs,
and comprises 200 addresses for 10 francs
one can have the big set of $50 addresses,
sufficient, said the vendor, TO enable any
one starting in the business to earn his
living for year. As NJ Berry bought a
copy of each set, doubtless the council
will give a useful warning to the persons
whose addresses are given
Ordinary street begging in Paris, it APP
pears, is reckoned to bring in an average
OF at least shilling an hour. Many of
the beggars sleep in the neighborhood of
the Jardin des Plantes. A man in that
neighbOrhOOd makes a large income by
aiording shelter to them at the rate of a
penny head per night. He is enabled to
do this by hiring for a small sum each,
until regular attendants are obtained for
them, all the empty shops and houses be
can obtain.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-20

| St Louis Aug. i9.-Flour dull and IN
changed extra fancy g.; fancy -; choice
| 8: family g.. Wheat stronger, closing
%@l4e up; No. red cash 5s@c; August de-
| livery 55Ac; September delivery 50&c; Octo-
| Der delivery &c bid Corn-dull No. 2
| mixed cash 34c; August delivery 34Hc; sep
| cash 23l5e bid; August delivery 23Ac bid;
| September delivery 2SHc bid Rye, No
| SIC asked, 46c bid. Barley no trade Bran
| firm; east track SIC Flax seed steady
Hay steady and unchanged prime TO choice
| 81 O0Dl2 %. Butter firm and unchanged;
| separator creamery 22lp24c; choice dry
| 2t@22c Eggs firm and unchanged at iic.
Lead quiet and steady, 80 WH spelter stag
nant, SO s., Corn mea- steady and unchanged
| 81 S0GDl -. Bagging unchanged, 4AN5%c.
| Iron cotton ties unchanged, B5cdsi 90. Whisky
unchanged. Provisions easier except bacon,
which is higher. Pork, new current makes
sl3 37h. Lard ~ l2H. Dry salt meats
shoulders loose IS rs; longs and ribs % 371S;
shorts ~ To- boxed lots l5e higher bacon
packed shoulders s. 501be8 So; longs and ribs
30 l21s shorts SD 80. Hams unchanged;
sugar-cured l3di4c
unchanged; western superlne II 1902 10;
extra & i5l12 65; family 81 1908 IS; winter
wheat patent 81 50Q2 70 Wheat strong;
No , red spot 68d664c; August delivery
tober delivery 69aG9Ac; steam No. red
6l0164j4c milling wheat by sample 65GI6Gc
Corn dull; mixed spot 46hQ464c; August
delivery 461sQbf6&ci september delivery 46A
047c: October delivery f7%GD47Ac; white
corn by sample 5OQ5lc; yellow corn BY sam
pie. 4905Oc. Oats quiet; No white west
ern 35n34c; No 2 mixed western 3iW32c.
Rye steady; No 2, 53hc. Hay duh; good TO
choice timothy $40 5O8tl7 90 Grain freiahts
quiet and unchanged steam to Liverpool
I'D; corn for orders 80 ID. cotton 2d;
-four l5c. Provisions quiet and un-
changed; mess pork $40 %. Bulk meats,
loose, shoulders s1lci long clear sc;
clear rib sides 9hc: sugar picked
shoulders 9Hc sugar cured smoked shoul-
ders 1910; sugar cured hams l3RMl4c.
Lard, refined "a Butter firm but quiet;
creamery fancy .25c; creamery fair to choice
231G2sc; creamery imitation 22cc. Eggs quiet,
15Hc. Coffee steady; Rio cargOes. fair Ice;
No. T. i6Ac. Sugar strong; granulated 5%e.
Whisky nrm 81 I90Bl 20 Peanuts IN
changed; fancy 606Aci extra prime 4MG85c.
Cincinnati, Aug. le.-Flour dun and steady;
81 25Q5l 75; family 81 O0q42 IS. Wheat r
strong; No. 2 red 6Oc, No. mixed 59c.
Corn lower; No. mixed 48c. oats easy;
No. mixed &c. Rye. steady; No. 49lzc
Pork firm at s14 o. Lard dull dropping
sS25. Bulk meats strong. " 500Gs9 CO.
Bacon strong at 10 70. Whisky steady
at 81 II. Butter stronger: fancy cream
cry 25c. choice creamery 2002lc Eggs dull.
sugar easy; granuated 5Is15Mc; yellow 81
@4&c. Cheese FIRM prime 20 choice Ohio
5B9Hc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-20

New York, Aug 17-Arrivod schr James A
Garfield. Wood, Femandina. Cleared, schrs
Nellie Floyd, Charleston Amelia Hearn,
Travers Baltimore,
baltimore Aug i7-Arrtved schr ID Lam
son, Smith Savannah.
Brunswick. Aug l7-Arrived barl5s Mary @
Rood, Peterson Cienfuegos; Henry Norwen,
Cushman, Sapelo; schr Elwood Burton,
Kitchens, Savannah. Sailed, bark Felo,
Valencia.
Colcord, Delahahty, Philadelphia. Sailed,
steamer Elmville ll3rl, Dove, kastrup; bark
J Is RabGl, Mitchell New York; bark Nelson
Rice l3rl, Deveau, Demerara.
Jacksonville, Aug t7-Arrived schr Lois V
Chapels Grace, Newport News.
New Haven. Aug iT-Sailed, schr Warren ID
Potter, Slocum, Georgetown.
Pensacola, Aug l7-Arrived, bark Romulus
lNorl, Nord, Genoa.
Gibraltar, Aug 4-Passed, steamer Chur-
ucoa [Spl Barrundia, SavannalffoT Barcelona
and Genoa.
London, Aug f2-Arrived, steamer Iris,
Smith Savannah.
Newport News, Aug t9--Arrived, schrs
Marjorie, Boston; Ruth Robinson, Richmond
and sailed for Boston.
Charleston, Aug 1g-CleGred schr Oscar @
Schmidt Bacon Philadelphia.
Wilmington, Avg 19-Cleared, steamer
Croatan, Hansen, New York; bark Cordelia
[Brl, Owen Bristol England.
Jacksonville, Aug i9-Arrived schr Red
Wing, Johnson, New York; steamship !
Christopher, Crawford, New York; steamship
Cherokee, Bearse, DO. Cleared. schrs sylvia
Cham, Low, New York, Daisy Farian, Dunton,
New York steamship Cherokee, Bearse,
New York, steamship Christopher, Craw-
ford New Yortg
Punta Gortia, Aug I4-Sailed. steamship
Alex Gibson tBtl, Plymouth England
Aug iS-Seiled, steamship Victory [Brl,
BrothertOh, London
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-20

New Orleans. Aug. ia-In hog products
market quiet. unchanged. Pork. new tiS 50
Lard refined tiorccd. 40 rs. Boxed meats
dry salt shoulders SIC, sides 7Hc; bacon
sides sac. hams, choice sugar cured. liN1
tii4c Coffee easy; Rio. ordinary 90 falr. ieH
@lN4c Flour steady; extra fancy g 0oan3 30,
patents SO 25U3 So Cora meal - TO- Bran
dun ui IN. Corn hmer; No. sacked mixed
34t, white ~ soc. yellow Soc oats. quiet.
No. sacked western Sac; Texas 2hA29c Hay
easier prime Si3 008li %, ch0iCc&l6 0lRi6 50
Sugar steady contrifugals 4Mo; of white axe;
seconds 3l-lbtl4 3-i0'. Molasses nominal
Rice
New York Aug i9.-Rice quiet and firm;
domestic, fair 20 extra % G5Hc, Japan as
case
New orleans, Aug. t3-Rice in better de-
mand ordinary TO good 2a2Mc.
Petroleum. OILS, Etc.
New York, Aug. l9.-Cotton seed oil quiet
and steady; crude S503sci yellow prime 4Sc;
New York, Aug io.-Petroleun quiet and
firm, crude, in barrels. F.: Parkers
crude, In bulk s.; Washington, in barreIs,
"a 10; Washington, In bulk - 40: refined
New York s. l5; refined Philadelphia and
Baltimore IN parcels g. 10; refined Philadel-
phia ana Baltimore, in bulk, g. 601l2 g.
Naval Stores.
Charleston. Aug. 1o-Spirits turpentine
quiet and Arm at 23C. Rosin steady at SOC
for good strained
New York. Aug. l0-Rosln dull and easy;
strained, common to good 90m95c. Tur-
pentiue duh and steady, at 25'5M26c
Wilmington. Aug. l9-ROsin dull strained
at 75c; good strained soc Spirits turpeutine
steady, 22Ac. Tar duh at 81 20 Crude
turpentine quiet; hard 81 90; soft and
virgin 81 30
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-20

Per South Bound Railroad Aug 10
II cars wood % pkgs tobacco, crates gun
machinery, box Jelly.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Aug l9-6 cars lumber, 2 cars wood 3l6 bars
iron, 80 sacks grits, l05 sacks meal, 20 bbls
meal box collins boxes medicine, I case
cards, bdl hides, case locks, boxes drills.
8 cases shoes, barrel ink, % nests trunks,
organ stool box shoes
Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail-
way, Aug l9-9 bales hides 2 cars wood Dbl
oil sewing machines, l bill syrup, 4 pkgs
household goods, pot, 1 tub butter. 3 cases
shoes $50 sash weights, car coal,2 boxes dry
goods, / office chair, desk, ! box tin. case
cigars, bale moss,3 bales wool II boxes fruit,
IL pkgs mdse, 40 cars lumber, 1901 bbls rosn,
505 bbs spirits turpentine, CD bales cotton.
Per Central Railroad. August 1876 bales
cotton, l6s tons pig iron, $50 pkgs mdse 100
pl5Rs domestics, 1925 sacks corn. 230 sacks meal
292 sacks bran, 80 sacks chops, 20 cases eggs,
4 boxes medicine, ~ bdls shOvels,6 bales hides,
box glassware, 1893 bbls rosin, 80 bbls clay,
32l bbls spirits turpentine, bbls syrup, 2
cars wood, cars coal empty barrels.