The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-19
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Items Gathered Here and Their
Among the Shipping.

The British steamship Dunedin, cleared
and sailed for Liverpool yesterday, with
a cargo consisting of 3, III bales of upland
cotton, valued at S116,033; 9. 100 bales of
sea island cotton, valued at 1902, 0S2; l 1885
sacks of cotton seed, valued a. 81 1876, and
l,252 oars, valued at S943 The total val
nation of the cargo is 1890, 1894. $50
The schooner Jennie F. Wiley, arrived
from Wilmington, N. c.. yesterday. She
has cargo of guano from New York,
whence she sailed Nov. IA, and put into
Wilmington leaking on Nov. %. The
cargo was discharged at Wilmington, and
the vessel repaired, after which she was
reloaded and sailed for this port on Jan.
Il The guano is consigned to Charles
Ellis
The schooner John G. Schmidt, Capt.
Nor0ury, arrived yesterday from Phila-
ueIpnla with a cargo of coal for the
southeastern Plaster Company. The YES
sci is chartered to return to Philadelphia
win cargo of pitch pine lumber
Messrs. E. B. Hunting g. Co., of Balti-
more, have purchased the cargo of the
wrecked schooner Conecuh, now lying at
Charleston, S. c., consisting of 81, 200 vel
low pine crossties.
:. The schooner Annie Bliss, Capt Phil
Ups arrived yesterday with cargo of
coal Tor G. /. Taggart. The vessel is
chartered to load with a cargo of lumber
for Baltimore.
~ Inc schooner Ida Lawrence, Capt
campbell, arrived yesterday from Balti-
more with cargo of guano for the agent
ol me Savannah, Florida and Western
railway. The vessel is chartered to re-
Der ~ -ON-
The Norwegian bark Herman Lehm-
AunI. Capt. Andersen, from Algoa Bay,
SSnlch mas been at Tybee for several
ta9s awaiting orders. has been chartered
% Ioau with naval stores for Europe.
one Is consigned to Chr. G.. Dahl & Co.
Inc schooner Harriet c. Kerlin, Capt
Dutch, arrived yesterday from New York
WIN cargo of salt for the Savannah
Grocery Company. The vessel is con-
signed to George Harriss & Co. and is
York ~ -'0"
capt. Bevill, Of the steamer Katie, has
an attack of the grip. Capt II. w.
Eyer is master of the steamer during
OuPV' beVlIl' S illness.
From Journalism to Chicken Raising.
heard this story last evening in the Fifth
,'.s'. Hotel, says the New York Press
a h Georgia journalist arrived in New York
ne 9uoIt Time ago. He was stakeholder in a
me- sspaper, but had been frozen out Hap
bira' 10 meet former Georgian he asked
fo- ~ II ne could sell the shares in the paper
ySs I'm lie sold them for $500 although he
b he 5000. With this money in his pocket
II Jggan to search for some place to Invest
Tie ne read In a New York daily an adver-
over rl nn announcing a chicken farm TO let
the III III Long Island. The next day he was
c,'tessee OF the hennery, lie spent $50 for
10 Coasors and other things. and commenced
Esatner eggs. He told a friend that he
easHs 70 day and lives easily, and that It is
bsTnot 70 run chicken hatcher than a news
deli ana that IL can be done with a good
fhsrt ess money and worry. especially where
hojdoo.ls a disagreement with other stock
l;.,iNNo,' said Mrs. Blivens, in reply toher
SO daughters beseeching for a little
,.pyye'lr no, we can't afford new BABY
10, persisted tho child won't the
tj.or make a reduction If YOU take
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