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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28

O'est aveo peine que nous aPpree
Mons M M. Marcel Guimond. Of
fcier de police est retenu a So re,
sidence par uAe asssz grave mala
die.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28

81 vous voulez DIES photogra-
pbies de premiere classe D des pr1z
ra;sonnables allez chez W. Il
Stafford, 2061 Avenue Centrale. sa'
tisfaction garantle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28

Excursions en- California.
Ohaque jeudi via The Mlnlea-
polls & St Louis Railway, cal
bert Lea Route"
L'adresser d G. M. Pratt on .
w. l. Hathaway, No Il Washing,
ton Avenue Sud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28
BULLETIN

Beurre creamer1es, % q 80 ct
Beurre diaries, % 25..
Beurre commun, 5 q 10 cts
Fevres Fancy Navy, $l.75 4
1926.
Eufs frais, Is q 30 G.
Lard frais, la livre, 9 q loo.
Farine patente, $500. Assoc
Family, l.90 q 200.
Son par tonne, $3.50 q $1,000
Foin mil, IS q $40.
Foin de marais, $500 ASS.
Patates. so q IS 6,
Fromage,l 4re qualit6 9 4 loo
LANES, non lav6es IL q l9 cts.
LANES, lav6es 81 a % cts.
Dinde, Is 3 Is cts.
Mutton, dressed, 7o.
|. Lamb, 7a73
Oigoon so q 60,
Pork dressed 81 q 90
HIDES AND PELrs lib mark.
is steady and the feeling is firm.
Green hines 023@ 3;
G s. hides O6 % OF
g. s.. Calf......... 06 O. OF
g. s. kip veal....... 044@ 05
g. s. kip veal, longH o. @ o.
No. 2. ! of.
Sheep pelts. so a Is
Neutrality-suspicious.. O5 q 20
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28

Notre compatriote, M. Charles
Laveill4, Went d'ouvrir au no@bre
GIG. rus Monroe n. D.. une boa
cherie de 1Are classe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28
PERSONNEL.

Nine Adeline Deslauriers, de
cette Vile, a pass6 le jour de Noel
chez ses amis de North Branch,
Minnesota.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28

Noas som mes en- pleine saison
de fetes, ct les cadeaux sont a TOT
Dire du jour.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28

81 vous desirez echeter des bon
nes 6%piceries q grande reduction
olioz ch ? DEMEULES q Gle
Lisez lear annOnce.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28

Toutes les personnes recveront
le celendrier de 1894, gratis en- sa-
dressant an magasin de Young ct
Belanqer lOl Central Ave.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28

Nous jouissions la sema1ne def
Mere d'uns temperature du mols
d'Avril.
lie degel battait son plein.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28
@.hp de + @nest
M1sNEApo11s, % Dec. 1893.
On rapporte plusieurs cas- dc
grippe en- cette Vile.

Chicago a 6lu I'm maize democra-
to. Son non est John P. Hop
kins.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28

I'm grand nombre d'af6ches
sttaqusnt lie sultan ont etc collees
sur les murs de la mosquee de
Mshomet IL. La police a dechire
ces eMches ct recherche les coupa-
blee.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28
Cigares a rs pour
cent au dessous
du
Prix coutant,

Toutes nos Eplceries ct Provisions
Deient toute Concurrence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28

PARIS Lies conselllers municl-
paux ont etc inform6s par d. 6
anarchlstes que l'on ferait saute1
lhotel de vile avant lie "a couraut
En- consequence on a place dams
l'6difce une garde sp6clale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-28

RoME.-Les autorit6s du Vltican
dissent que la rnmeur scion laquel
lie Mgr Satolli, del6gue du pape
aux Etats- Unis, aurait 6t6 rappele
est fausse.
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Origin of the Gold sta dard.
Ftom the caLLfornln un1aElne. u


The interests OF the money lenders and
the masses are In conflict, and the gold
standard was adopted at the instance Of
those who possessed money. II was British
conception, and was adopted by the British
government to give the people Of that
country b@ter control Of international trade
and transportation upon the high seas.
Having achieved "A position in which bal
ances of trade were uniformly in Ter favor,
that country resorted TO the gold standard
because It enhanced the purchasing and
earning power of her money. Germany
adopted it after the Franco Prussian war
in order to embarrass France, from which
she had eXacted fifteen milliards of gold "a.
war indemnity. The other nations Of Europ,
deemed themselves forced TO reject SILVER
except for subsidiary coinage, and about
the same time congress unwittingly demon
etized silver in this country. The iupur-
tant civilized nations, therefore, are COM
mitted to monometallism, and are Rttem pit.
ing to supply the wants OF a rapidly grow
ing commerce with the least abundant
precious metal, the production Of v hich is
by no means equal to the increasing de-
mands Of business.
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LIST OF VESSELS.
Up, Cleared and sauei for this Port.

Up, Cleared and saiIei for this Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Carl Kouow [Norl Petersen, Savannah, sid
March II, via Bluedelds Due April 4.
Asiatic Prince [Br Hotchkiss, New York sid
March 30, via Fernandina.
Peayo [Spl, Baldo at Barcelona March 80.
Vectis [Brl. Simpson, at New York March so.
Prydain LBrl, Parry, Trieste, sid March 2 via
New YORK.
Klngsdale LBrl -. Catania sid March IA via
SHIPS
Agra NOR, Christoffersen, at Antwerp, Feb y
BARNS.
Marie Kohrsca [Gerl Dade, Valparaiso, sid
Feb 8 via Pisqua.
Concezione Immacolata lItall, Cacace, sid Jan
Ymer [NorI, Andersen, Msrsenles, sid Dec Z. via
Ricordo TItail Godeo. Girgenti, sid Jan 2s.
Guldregn NOrl, Hansen, Liverpool sid Feb %,
Leandro AUS, Martinolch, Barcelona, sid Jan
80.
Kong Carl [Nor Knudseu, Antwerp sid Jan 90
at Plymouth March !.
Erato [Norl Fritz Amsterdam, sid Feb 8.
Giuseppe CappadOna [Italh Fsnculi. Girgenti,
Heinrich Ramien [Gerl. Koopman. Bristol, sid
victoria [Norl. Mathiesen, Rotterdam. sid
Riga lNorl, Jorgensen, Havre. sid Feb 10.
Cyprian [Nor], Hansen Rotterdam, sid March 4.
Ole Bull lNOrl Moler Antwerp, sid Feb q.
Zeus lNorl, Tnorsen, Antwerp, sid March 4.
Cap lNorl Olsen. Liverpool, sid March 8.
Onward tNorl. Olsen, London, sid March %.
Orion LNorl, Uistrup, Liverpool, sid March p.
Antonio d'Abundo lItall, Cammerata, Cir
GENT. sid March II.
Nirmera [Norl. Olsen, Genoa, sid March %.
Athene lGerl, Bohle, Liverpool, sid March %.
Flora [Norl, Olsen, Rio Janeiro, sid Feb "a
sCHoONRRs.
Jennie Thomas, Young, Baltimore, sid Feb IS,
at New ork March 81.
Nahum Chaplin, Aery, at New ork March 8.
Hattie Dunn, Poland, Perth Amboy, sid prior to
March Is.
Standard, Dram. New York, sid March 25.
Ida Lawrence, Campbell, Baltimore, sid March
25.
Warner Moore Crockett, Philadelphia, up
March %.
Jamie Hall, Hall, Philadelphia, sid March %
via st Croix.
Geo H Ames, Marshall New York. up March 81
Annie Bliss, ODonnell, at Philadelphia March
30.
Island City Voorhees,, at Philadelphia March 3d.
Mary Godfrey, Weeks, at Philadelphia March
80
Three Sisters, Simpson, at Baltimore March 81.
Ida Lewis. Higbee. at Baltimore March 80.
Percy Brdsal Spur, at Baltimore March 30.
A D Lamson, Smith, Baltimore, cid March 81.
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of them" said the man, and he handed to
each one dime. 1t was done so that it
seemed as il he might be giving double
eagles ins tead of dimes | doubt whether
| the high chief almoner Of England hands
out shilliUgs in the queens name to old
| women with more Of an air. Then, again.
l was in one hotel in Florida where a rich
I man brought his own wines and actually
sent his own coffee into the kitchen TO be-
| brewed. And ia yet another hotel was
asked to swell purse that was being raised
for the cook. But, despite all this, q modest
and contented men may live in Florida,
and even hobnob with millionaires at the
Ponce de Leon, upon S. per diem.
Out in the fairylike court Of that most
beautiful hotel, where the lights in the win
dows met the lights Uttered on the ground
beneath the greenery / heard a gentleman
and maiden approach and meet and actually
solve the problem of the perpetual summer
girls existence.
1--WE came down to Old Point Comfort
after leaving Newport" said she. land then
we went to Asheville. Then we were at
New Orleans on Mardi Gras."
And when do you ever go home" the
man inquired.
Co." said the girl, In surprise, "why, we
always spend Christmas at home"
There was also a rich mother who, talking
In the presence OF her daughter, said to me
that she held very old-fashipned notions
about young girls. II still believe in love-"
said she. 81 think girl should marry only
for love, and that she had batter choose an
ambitious, promising young man With sue
cess ahead of him than mere wealth with
an elderly man or a brsinless money-bag.
Such marriages are the most unhappy ones.
All, me! l atn sure if were Young girl |
could be happy in tiny house in village
II | were with the choice Of my heart"
The daughter listened stiffiy at first
Then her face beamed and ripple of
, laughter escaped her.
mamma" said she, "your love -in-a-cot-
taRe ideas are out Of style. lam thoroughly
modern-up 20 date-hn de steele. Your
notions are pretty, but they don't 60"
Then the maiden turned to me- as being
one who could sympathize with her, she
thought, and said: 81 want TO live In one OF
the worlds capitals, where they have grand
opera aud miles of swell carriages, and a
distinguished society, and-and-where
something happens every night / am
dreadfully miserable when there's nothing
going on. Mamma, do you remember the
night In Vienna last winter when we neither
of US knew what on earth to doP'
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Lang, H LANCE, ] F LaFar Lowell & L.
Loyells Sons, D B Lester Grocery Co, Rev B
Lotion, Lindsay & NJ, B H Levy & Bro H II
Livingston, a LETTER & Son. Ludden & B. Lipp-
man Bros. Lloyd & A, J Lynch, Jno Lyons s Co.
DR. J Martin, r L Mastick. Moore & j, W B
Nell & 20, c A Munster, Meyers & w, D P Myer-
son, ID ] Morrison, A Miller Co, Morning News
Mohr Bros, E Moyle, L A Nice srthy, J Nc
Donough q Co, ] MoGrath & Co, Est J J Nc
hahon, W Nichols, K V Nottingham & Co,
5 b Oppenheimer, order notify J Screven Jr,
Oppenhemer & Co. Palmer Hardware Co,
Planters Rice Mills, N Paulsen, Prayer A
Qulnu & Bro, Ross P Sanford Ross & Sanford.
Robinson Steam Pig Co. Mrs J J Reilly. s H
Rothschnd, Savannah Broom Factory, Savannah
Consolidated Bottlng Co. Savannah Grocery Co.
Savannah Press, Savannah Steam Bakery, F
w Ry, Savannah Soap Co, II McA Schley,
E A Schwarz. c Stults 6 Co, NJ st Schivsnk
& Co, Est H L Schreiner, J Sullivan & Co, J
Sullivan, Springer, II Suffer, Geo Sauls,
Fl Schroeder. q Schroeder. w d Simkins. J
silva, j 7 Snuptrine & Bro, H NJ Stoddard, II
Solomon & Son, SOlomons & Co, D n Thomson
& Co. } Thomas & Bro. Troy Laundry & Mfg
Co, Vale Royal Mfg Co, Watson & 7, Wakefield
& L, J D Weed & Co, J d Wsey, J p Williams
& Co. T West & Co. A NJ & CIV West, Steamers
Katie. Alpha, Bellevue and E G Barker, South
ern Elk Co.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship City of Birmingham New York.
MEMORANDA.

~ York. March 31-Salled, steamship
Ne e primo. IBr1 Fernandina; schrs John w
80 Jacksonville; Red Wing, Georgetown, SC;
Fmms Knowlton, and CITY OF Philadelphia.
bra nnssiacnicola, March sO-Arrived bark Gull
az Ri. Denier, Matanzas; schrs L A Burn
80 Wheeler, Clenfuegos; Sarah d Fell, Love-
- Havana; Carrie woodbury., Bryant,
Ea.Ianas; Carrie Bucknan. Stubs, Havana.
O1NtIesarrd-Bark Scotia LBrl. Liebke, Rio
1.,ai-1: schr Robert Mcfarland, Montgomery,
Mstsnzas. or, ,,...h q. Salad sobr Anna n
rbsner. springer, Baltimore.
Boston, March 3l-Saned, schr J E duBignoD,
Brunswick. $500, -, -,., 49,. n -
Ron. Smith, savannah
81 Pr1nswick, March 3l--CleaPed, bark Barba
All TSpl NeEuerolos, Demerara.
EGai|edESchrs Edward p Avery Hawley, New
Haven: AIEneda Wiley, Smith, Providence,
sOth-Sailed, schrs Sarah Potter, Farham,
Providence; Edward Q True, Mclaughlin,
New York misplaced yesterday under Beau
fort, NC). a.-,
hall New York, land sailed for Satilla River.
Coosaw March 31-Saied, bark Paul Albert
Fri. Agnese, United Kingdom.
barren, March 3l-Sailed, schr Tena Gotten,
The reported arrival on the 30th of schr VIM
Smith Babbidge, from New York, is an error.
1Scbr VIM Smith sailed from New YORK March
al for Union Island).
Fernandina, March Sl-ArrtVed, schr HeDecca
F Lamdin, RaYe, Boston.
Ssied-Schr Henry r Tilton. Small, New
York. -,
gar q Ross Quilan Ne y York; Chas Lister.
Robinson. New YorK, and Waccamaw, .Squires,
New York.
Elizabeth [Br]. Ingraham, Governors Harbor,
(Bshamas).
Norfolk, March STARVED. steamship Napa
rima [Brl, Gruchy, Tampa for Hamburg,
icoaled and saied)
Port Royal, SC, March 8l-Sailed steamer
Great Northern LBrl, Adams, United Kingdom;
ME Brown, Hardcastle, Baltimore.
Sailed from Bay Point-Schr VIM F Green
and Son, Barter, Boston.
Satilla River March 2S-Sailed, schr Susie II
Davidson, Bowen, New York.
Port Spain, March SIN port, schr Hattie
Louise Bril- King, from Fernandina.
st Vincent, WI, March 29-Arrived, schr Pc
fetta Brl, Maxwell, FernsDdina; will proceed
TO San Domin 70 to load for New York.
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SAVANNAH. GA. Nav "a. 1902

Messrs LipDmdn Bros, SdUlHndh Ga:
GENTLEMEN For the brneft Of all suffering
from dyspepsia and general debility / beg to
submit my testimonial 60 the efficacy Of your
p p. p. tPrickly Ash, Poke Root and Potas-
sum) as a positive cure for all their distressing
complaints.
My system was also full OF malaria my CON
dition was growing very serious. had no ap-
petite, was losing strength and was completely
broken down IN health. but now my health is
fully restored and / can eat Ike q field laborer
without tie slightest fear Of any serious results
! really feel ike new man,
take great pleasure in telling the world that
? p P cid the grand WORK OF restoring me to
my accustomed health. Yours truly.
Id W. 8. CHERRY.
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gold standard. Sir Henry James. Mr.. Glad
stones former attorney general, describes in
THE British Corrupt Practices Act" this
celebrated and effeotive measure, which he
carried through the House of Commons; the
Hon. Josiah Quincy, Assistant Secretary of
State, performs similar service in NV ork
ing of the Massachusetts, Corrupt Practices
Law" of which he was the author. There
are a number of other interesting and valu-
able articles. The Forum Publishing Com
pany, Union square, New York
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Brunswick, Ga March 31-Schr Bertha Louise
(of EaG RIVER, War;, from New Y ork for Jack
sonve with railroad iron, is stranded on Little
st Simons' breakers. and will probably be to-
tai loss. Crew saved Cost about $4,000; in
sured for about $4,000 Tugs and lighters have
gone to her ass stance.
Charleston, March 31-Schr Florence Randall,
Bishop, from Brunswick With lumber, bound to
Philadelphia, has arrived here with five feet Of
water in her hold.
Darien, March 81 Schr Cassie Jameson. Col
Inns from New y ork for this port, is ashore on
Wolf Island Spit and is leaking badly. Ar
rsngements for pulling her of tonight have
been made with tug boats. Price $1,000.
The unknown sc ooner reported ashore yes
terday between Egg Island aud Wolf Island Off
this coast, will be a total loss. 1t is said. No
further particulars from her. Tugboats cannot
reach her.
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EXPORTS

Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
York-1,125 bales upland cotton. 1898 bags sea
island cotton, 1873 bales domestics and yarns, 8O4
bbls rosin, 1i3 bbls spirits turpentlne, 159 bills
cotton seed oil, 95 OJ3 feet lumber, 80 bbs
manganese, SO refrigerators or berries, 90 bbls
pitch, bbls oranges 2,7S5 boxes oranges, 3110
bbls vegetables. $50 boxes vegetables 27s tons
pig iron, 367 cedar logs. 1853 cases cedar, II
boxes eggs, 80 bbls oysters, II cans shrimp, 2}5
pkgs mdse.
Per steamship D H Miller for Baltimore
100 bales cotton S1S bbls rosln, 2l5 bbls spirits
turpentine, 9 bales hides, % bbls rice, bbls
rosin OIL $50 bbls PITCH &c. III feet lumber, 12.
600 oak slaves, 926 pkgs udse. rs pkgs fruit.
3,505 boxes oranges, 81 crates vegetables. LEO
bbls vegetables, IS cases household goods, 90
cases cotton yarns. bale domestics.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-03

The Most Stylish So Eat in the City
To be had at LaFars, 1872 BroughtoD
street.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-03

The Westminster hotel in New York is
now the favorite stopping place for south
erners, since the closing Of the old New
York hotel I'D
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-03

The Prett;est Neckwear for Easter
At LaFsr's, 1872 Broughton street.
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CONSIGNEES.

Per Central Railroad, April City Of savan-
nab, Joseph Goette, P McMurray, A Rhodes
Co, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, c Stults Co. s
Guckenheimer & Sons Lindsay & d, A B Hull &
Co. O'Connor, Solomons Co, Standard Oil
Go, Micks, Savannah Q & Co, J
Okenna, I West s. Co. w Teeple & Co, S
Thomas W l Miller, Lppman Bros, Fulton & f.
r d VOTERS Brewing Co, r Ladavez. Braid &
u, d Lester Grocery Co, Lowell q l., I
Victor, A Enrich & Bro, Specially Co, j R Elm
stein, Slater, LETTER & Son, Dryfus " K,
N 4 Readick, d Y Henderson, Dixon * Co,
Mrs G Herman, Chatham Furniture Co. A
Pigman, A Miller Co, NJ D Abbey.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
April I'M Ferst's sons q Co, A Ehrlich q Bro,
Davis, J p Williams & Co, McDonough q Co,
Savannah Q & w Co. N Paulsen, Kirkland,
savannah Steam Bakery, Collins Co, i
Futzel, & R + Dancy, rank & Co, Guck-
enheimer & Sons, Specially CO. J Hasiam,
Norton & H, Meinhard Bros & Co. Savannah
Grocery Co, Savannah Cotton Mills, Armour
FaokinS Co, Electric Ry Co, Hunter P & b. Ell
lis Y & Co, Greigg & W, Q L Jones, W w CHS
holm & Co, McNatt & NJ.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, April
l-Waketield & L, Butter s. NJ, j Sanders, q
N Riley, W W Aimar & Co, A Miller Co.
Dryfus & NJ, D II ScuuenemRnn, Mrs NJ A Hen
& Co.
Per South Bound Railroad. April l-Savan-
3Hah G & W Co, Ross q 5, h solomon q Son,
Erauk & Co, E Stults & Co, Schoen, A
Enrich & Bro, A b Hull & Co, Savannah Gro
sery Co, NJ Fersts Sons & Co, Lovell's Sons.
e har6s Co, Harness J, Jno Sullivan, EIec-
tric by Co, Ceas Ledlie.
Per steamship kausas City from New York
Appel & 5, A rman & Rowland, Leopold Adler
Est w Branch, Butler. Barbour & Co, L
bluestein, Nj Bono & Bro, byck Bros, NJ & y
A Byck, Commercial Guano Co, w Cooper <
70, w q Cooper, w VI Cleveland, CCrnwell & C.
Churchill, Crohan & d. Z Nj Conner, Collat
BROS Cohen & B, l. Dunn, A Doyle, M Dryfus
l. Domier, as Douglass, } a De GauRh. w Esthl,
Eckman & V, G Ecksten & Co. Epstein & Bro,
Einstein, A Enrich & fro, Frank Co. Felix
Slotning Co, J Is Fernandez, W Ferguson 90.
zen Jones, Foye & NJ NJ Ferst's Sons Co. 9
Z Graham, NJ Gittlesohn. l. Greer. )
Sst, j E Gutman, w Green F l & 60, CT All
q Fac 7 Co, @ NJ Gilbert & Co. Cell & q, ) GucE-
SSnIneimer q Sons, A Hanley, A q y Hsrdee.
z hagan, Hettericb, l. F Huboell. kayenaugn
q ., koishorn q NJ. Krouskoff, D Kohler. \
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-03

Earl 81 Wilson's Collars and Cuffa,
And splendid line OF 15c. goods al
LaFar's, Broughton street I'D.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
York-A E Hobson and wife, ,Ino Hay and wife,
Mrs Dickinson and sister, r Virgins, Miss Ma
rian Virgins, ] Schumacher and wife, Mrs NJ @
Newcomb. Mrs NJ l. Jenne, j X SartwRll, w A
JENNIE, j Jenne j Brauden, S Tratford E
II Terhum, G Andrews Q Baxter. Q B Mills,
G Blodgett and wife, H L Bent, Mrs G w
Bent, Mrs Carl Brandt, B c Falkner. II Willis.
DR. W Drummer, NJ Townsend Jr and wife, Dan
McDoner, Jose Grace Miss Libby Hoffman, Miss
kittie Collier, Miss Ellen Sullivan, Miss Bertha
Gray, Miss KIttie Buckley. Miss Winnie Crane,
Josiah White. Mr. Barnett and wife, Mr. Saul
and wife, J w Atkins, Howard and wife,
Miss Jones, Miss Hubbins, w S Ainsworth,
W h Smith, H Dickinson and wife, Lieut. T H
Rees and wife, W A Hearn and wife, L L Arm
strong, Fred Herbert, F w Ward and wife, Robt
Van Wagner, NJ Cooper, Geo Du Bots. Miss A
O'Neil, Miss Nellie McNeely, Miss Nellie O'Day.
Donovan, w Allen, Elmer Barcrun, Aman-
da Austin, Miss Hattie Hamlin, Miss Mary
keefe, George Swayne, w H Flint, r Stokes,
johnson, Chas f Lewis. W Brownfeld, + Lewis,
Jno Collins. Thos Farrell ana Pat Bird.
Per steamship D H Miller for Baltimore
L Hoffman Jr, Mrs A Carroll, child aud
maid, Mrs G w Louden, Miss Louden, A S Mich
olas, John Q 0 Robson, Miss May Robson, DR. s
Messenger, Mrs S Messenger and child, A
Day, Fletcher, r NcDogal, w Cook. Ben
Haigh, Fred Hoffman, B A Rawlings, Reahl,
DornestaldJ.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-03
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all nautical Information Will
be furnished masters of vessels free OF charge
in United States photographic Office in the
custom house. Captains are requested to call
at the office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-03

VIM. CRANE, Capt. FOSTER, WEDNESDAY,
April 5, sam.
BERKSHIRE. Capt. RIDER. SATURDAY,
April 8. 1880 p. Il
D. H. MILLER. Capt Bnr.UPs. w~DNES.
DAY, April r. 2 P. NJ.
And from baltimore every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY
Through bills of lading given II all points
West all TIE manufacturing towns in New
England ar d to ports Of the United Kingdom
and the Coz tinent.
J. ]. CARoLAN, Agent,
SO Bay street.
&c. WHITNEY. Trafac Manager, baltimore.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-03
MONDAY. April 8. 1898.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

San Francisco. Aug. 4-The columns
Of Australia exchanges received hy the
Monawai today reflect the general de-
pression which exists there The die.
tress of the unemployed in Sydney and
other large cities continues and meas.
ures for the relief. OF a public aud pri.
vate character are efiu IN order. Tho
strike of union seamen is still on. but
ship owners have bccn more successful
than they expected in obtaining nom
union crews. and the shipping trade has
not suffered "a any aerious extent. In
some Instances police protection has
been ueceasary for non union men. IL
New South Wales the opening - the
shcaring ssason has heen signaiifed by
strike. accompanied ty violencc. demand.
ing police Interference. The incident 10
early in the season ceuees reriars az
prehension. IN the sugar districts q
Queensland there il d Plethora of aior
caused by numerous arrivals n u.em-
ployed men from other SECTIONS Aid
has been asked and extended hut sui
fering among them is imminent