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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

ben ftirmticben @etlt oerrat6en, Der 6rins
men g%ebanut lift. Comic man aber Die
e~iiernen 8dnoer uno Sen 8fropien
lofert, gtebt eS eiten &naa un6 Sic Sliis
figfeit id5dumt iiber. 8tr boben eS erit
bieien Summer pteber erlebt, tpaS gez
lbiebt, nenn bic 8anbe BET @eieQl6aftsz
oronung aub nur ein tpenig eeLoit perben.
@enn mir auBerOem beoenten, baB bic erz
ploitpe &raft bon Sabr suSabr itdrfer tutrb,
tpG6reno Die Si6erbeitsmaBregeln, penigz
items in unierem 9anbe, tpeit btnter tbr
8uriidbIetben bann ioaten uns 6ieSpra9e
Der mobernen 2iteratur Die 8iIber Der
mo6ernen Wfaler, Sic 8ibnentperfe zines
Subermann ooer 9auptmann un0 Dor @Iz
lem bic 5eittpetli9en Musbridbe bes 8oIfsunz
miuenS, 6a8 %9tufbdumen Der g%efneebtetcn
8oGfsleeIe sl ernitem gtabbenfen ittnmen.
Sc mirb no6 man6es 0efGB iprtngen
un6 bic acknowledgement S6erben unb
Splitter tperoen pie[ 8erberben anricbten,
ebe Der sabrenbe Moft 5u ienem eblen
@etne abgefldrt 1T, ben uniere 9t9ter
ipdteren @ei9le6tern ner6etBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
Mebr GOI00ten%

Ser commandments General Ser Mrmtee,
@eneralz W2aipr Sboftelb, nilnn1t in leineu1
Sa9reSbericbt al ben &rie9smtntfter @e7
lesenbett, auf cine 0ermebrung u~nierer
9trmee gu bringen. Gr meint, bic Notb1
tpenDt9teit zines lol6en Sbrittes lei bur6
Die 8orgGnge beS lebten Sommers ebeniDz
tpoDl bar9et0an, nie burcb 0as 8eilpiel,
tpelcbss ber &rieg sptiben Sapan unO
gbina gebe, mobei Elm groBes3et9 burb Elm
an 8ep0Lferung 3eDnmal 10 tleines, aber
militGrii9 gut organiiirteS Iber ben9aufen
genorfen mer6e.
8etreffS beS erften Punftes 1agt ct, IS
lei offenb0r, baB unter ben ieBt berri6en1
ben 8ebin9ungen, bel elmer fait 20 Wiutoz
men %betragenoen 8eb0lferung, baS Seer in
ieiner ieBtgen StGrfe nicbt binrei9e, nm
ben beitdnDtg oroben6en pirtbi9aftIiben
l1nruben entge9cn3utreten, uno Die langen
Gtienba6nLtnien, Die unter bunoesgeri1t7
licber GontroQe ftGn6en, gu beipaben.
l1ro betreffS bes %atpeiten bebauptet ct, baB
ber unteribieo in Der mtGttGril6cn Ser
tbei6igungstraFt stptic6en ben Ser. Staten
uno ben 9roBen MftlitGrmGcbten Guropa's
Diel 9rOBer lei, ais Der sntiben Sapan uno
China.
9err S5oftelb berlanst 3und3it 3tpet
neue Ge9inrenter Qrtiuerie fir Die 8ertbet7
bi9ung bcr SeefIfte; 3tpet neue &e8tmen7
ter Gapalerte fir ben S1ub Der @iienbab1
men, u1b bic l1mwanolung Der leBtgen
fInfunb3pan3ig Jtegtmenter Snfanterie in
0reiz8 lonszO rsaniiationen, ppftrb Die
%oorbanbene 3abL Der Offt5iere nabe3u aus
retcbe. 0lber 5u9Lei6 pani6t er etne
bauernbe @rb0bnng Ser 6eeresftdrfe, nno
nil auBer6em ben 8rGitbenten in ben
Stan0 selebt ieben, ieber3eit, tpenn ct eS
tur notbmenOig eracbtet, Die @rmee gu oers
ntebren.
Sen. S3oftel6 mag NIT ietner 8ebaupz
tung Gecbt baben, baB bic Nrmee in tbrer
1eBigen StGrfe ni6t auSreibt, UNI baS u1ls
ter &e8icrungSz 8ertpaItung itebenoe @l9en7
tbum aenugenb gu beibiibcn, 1oAten 6bn7
llcbe llnrllben, ipte Die bes lebten Sommers
llcb bon Neuem ~eretgneu. 9lber alcb ette
ooppelt 10 groBe @rmee, ipie bic bentlse,
plrOe ni6t i'm StanOe ietn, 9eleGcntItben
@t9entbums : 3erit0rungen nor5ubeugert.
So5u miBten mir cine Qrmee BADEN, pte
&uBlanb, NIT Der man i'm StanOe tit,
Notwithstanding 8abnLinien ab3ulper7
rem, pie es 9e16iebt, tpenn Der @3ar retlt.
uno unlere Irmes auf bie Stdrte Der earo7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

un6 t~inftigc Trci0eit8idBe i'll GlebeIanb'e
i6cn Nnuabncbriefeu perUrlabt Dem fana7
tildbcu 8robjbittousblatte bic bGBli4iten
&rampfe. limb DO6 fam ba5iclbe boz
Der g8ie6erDolung eineS ioldben Qlnnabmcz
iabcs gan5 iidber ictn. Dem @'ropcr
@lepelanO miro iiberbaupt fetnen Qns
nabmebrief me6r i9rei6en, ba er angcs
iicbt5 bcr praftiicben 2ebre @eor8e @aibs
iu8ton's uno angeiihtS beS ~QluS8angS Der
8cmibun9en Ill cine brittle Brditoent1
id1aft Grants, mie aus eigencm Brtn3ip
un6 aucb mobL III SpLge peri0nlt6en ueberi
bruifsS iib cine Domination fir ben
y%oritten Iermin" ni9t 9efaaen lallen
fpirDe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
SaDamiS@er HeISberr+

OaS iapanif6e Seer btiibt bier TeG6z
MARKETABLE; bret 0aDon 1tn0 BON bober 0ez
burt, tpdbreno eil1er benz eigentIi6en 8olfe
entiprang. 2(ber geraOe oteier Plebeter
bat itb bis ieBt I'M iapanii1 9ineitiben
&riege ais Der grOBte eripielen. 8ir metz
nen 9 q M a 9 at Nrtto nj o, ben Ste7
ger bon Bing gang.
Ser 2ebenSgang 6ieIeS merfpir6tgen
Otannes benefit, ipte i'm neugeltalteten Sa>
pan aub Ser begabte Mann aus benz 8nlfe
burcb periDnLicheS 9er6ienit bic b06iten
poltttiden unb militGriiden @bren erIanz
gen fam un6 stpar in DerbGLtntBmGBig furs
ger 3eit.
9rttonto, geboren i'm Sabre 1947, pur6e
i3on alS Sutge Solbat. Ser japanii3e
8iirgerfrie9 bonn Sabre 1864, pelber nit
Der Wteotattftrun9 Der 9rOBeit 9ebnSftrften
ober 9aimiD5 uno nit Der rntgeftdltun9
Sapon's aus einem Seu6al5S tadt in einen
nobernen enbete, CAB benz Sin9ling Artz
fomo @elesenbeit, itb burcb Gopferfett unO
frtcseriicbe @eicbtdGtcbteit berpor3ut6ut :;
nob nidt oDt8ebn Sabre alt, fab ct itb
bereits an Der SpiBe bon 1000 Sol6aten
unb i6Gug bautit nett 9rOBere feubaItitii6e
Srtppenforper.
Sn ben &dmpfet, tpeIbe bur5 ben gro@
Zen &ufltanb bon Satiuma i'm Sabre 1877
perurlodt lpur6en, erbtelt Nrttomo nob
mebr @ele9enbeit, itb 6erDorsutbun unO
cmpOr3ui6pingen. 11nO tnspiicben ber7
nddblGiitgte er AUDI feline tbeorettibe Nusz
bilbung in &riegSz un0 Stats Nn9elegen<
beiten feineSDe9s. SpGter bcrboIitdn6tgte
er ietne bDbere mtIitdrtlbe Qu5biIbung in
9euti6lanb unb anberen europdiicben Mi7
IttGritaaten. Oftt ser 3ett tpurbe er Gbef
bes @eneraLltabes bes tapaniiben 6eereS,
unb bon 1890 Bis 1891 nat CT eriter Wfiz
hitter, ii9 eub auf pOIttii9em 8OOen gut
betDGbren0.
@ie trefHib er feline ftrategtfden un6
taftliben Stuoien in Der Brarts gu bers
tpertben petB, bepeiien ietne SeIOmarz
i9aastbaten I'M ieBigen Oftaiiatii3en
&rtege.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

lit 6ie Osocbt bes Stem gorter 8argers
m%ciiterS cine bei9rdnfte.
SeOenfo4S g%etpinnt bur3 6icie Nomiz
nation Der Seem Oorfer Mablfompf, sur
maj Der itd6tiidc, Gin gons neucS Geiicbt.
Beinabe gIcib8eiti8 nit Der domination
BON NatDan StrauB bur4 Gammanp ers
iol9te Die 8ctati8ung Der WtoporSf0not6as
tur DEG 3undAlt BON Sieb8igercomtte aufz
geiteuten gtepublifanerS Stroug burcb ben
GammanD feinbIi6en SliiseL Ser SEEM
Oorfet itdotii9en Democratic. Strong
bate 3ubOr Ocripro1en, Elm 8iirger5W tapor
unb fein BartetzWtaDor jill iein, fir cine
Nenoerung be5 Sonntaes9eiebes in Itbcz
ralem Sin1e SIT tptrfeH u1b bic q. g. 81.
enti9ieOen 5u b%efGmpfen. 9as flingt
aIerbin9s gut!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

t6umS, obnc 6aB Bic gtecbte beg febteren
berlebt tperoen. 8eion0erS arcb ais 9eut7
iber unb 9euti9eQ(mertfaner narf man
iidb 6ieier Grrungcni1aft %freuen. 0enn
Sic 8lGmiicben in 8elgicn iinb uniere
naben SHUTS unb Sprads SertparDteh u11o
net0en 1tcb 9euti6ldno 3u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

= Sn Sen beri9ie6enen 3tDeigen ber
@Eastnbutrie bebt ft9 bas @ei9dft lang
fam nrb Die Nusitbten auf Elm gutes
@intergei6dft tper6en better. Sour Der 2(bz
iab In 6eniter9las ldBt icbr gu wIiniben
lbrig. Die 8eitin9bouie electric nnb
Manufacturing @ompanD bon 9tttsburg
beabfi6ttgt, cine @laSbItte nit IA GiegeLn
in @aeg6enD, 8u erbauen, unO bort Glib
lampcn fir %et9enen 8ebarf an3ufertigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15


awii1en S%raufltn= nnb Warfet'otr1B=
@btcago, Sus.
erhielt Ioeben in feinfter Nualttdt:
GdlteS @eaeoeburger Sataerfraut,
9eatldle GiersSaatt0ifeIt,
syeilItc toUGtsotid,e BstlG)tersa90tttt9c,
8rebamter Gats=Saroenen, ran. S1*0tttet,
stYtp. gsretaf ttteE Sroftettrit, SaiCttt,
Wtsats zenith ater Gd)tvei5erfGie, &@Iof0fe,
sSrpntaae De 8rie, giemff6ate4cr sale.
(0atter= Ioquefort= INTO Warnteidtt=St1I
S~setititett 9irttbMrgcr tttto &rauter=Sa6fe,
0Lppetttz9ilo, ram. SGGt9r,
GpTDttett ia Sci, Sstffcl=S6totatet!,
gtra6b. @atl3Ie6et=Saffe+ett, Gar0euett5uttegp
gtOrtDcg 9luG)ootcS, edite frGnS. Sar0tnen,
SriifeItt SsGpet1t tt1g0 SliOci1,
9eutfGDe gpatgcL Sd)Nittbobmcil,
3eIt. NiiGd1ett fciniteG ~etDttg5e, edttcSSN0en0I,
9SeIten &eineifg sMSt Girntadle1,
Gbaftpigttct.S itst0 fcati5. Grbiett,
1tg,aar. 81 oiett=Waprifa, @otrI0ttct,
9eittlGlcS s9ssoetld cttnttS, 9etr. Sirnett,
OSetr. SSeIoeIbeere;I Strfd d cit tao SeStuetIG1ea,
9eutIdDe 0Ttt5ett &irIe ttttO @Tiittfetat,
Gd1tet 95ets cI9rieS, Bt:GtpetS enBriibe,
Neittite Nerlgsritc, 9eritengrtife,
NciStmeJl, &artofeItnebI, @rbieUtteDi,
&d,tet &icbig'S TIetld d sEtra9f,.
S~yeinItem SSaOGs, Deoffa. uuo Ntc=SeaTee,
StaiI. ttO G)incf StGee, @atttNd=Spttsett,
GideLSSafee, 12al2=St9Tee, St6crten,
gSieter Setgetg=SSaTee, &1fGu,
c~EeittSte OetsfSd1e II. ftnNd. @bccDLn0e,
SeutS6ett g G)nmpftabat bon &obbeG,
sspIsIdlmbc tno &oI5paatOfeIn,
@eutIdbe Spittty10et tt1to @Ouft1Ber,
Maes al ben b~lGigIten 9reiIen.
Henry ScEaOellkoPE
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this disturbing element is disposed Of. a
great relief will be felt in every branch of
trade and enterprise; and that whatever
may be the final settlement, il the Will
son bill, or something like 1t. becomes
law, the conditions OF the future will be
distinctly known, and business can pro-
coed accordingly. If the bill is defeated.
confidence will be restored by business
continuing on its old basis. In any case.
therefore, it has become only matter of
days before great source of national sus-
pense becomes an affair of the past
1t is a matter of far more than mere re-
greet that congress is again seriously en-
Pertaining the question of initiating our
silver currency. The Bland bill proposes
not only to coin the seigniOrage silver,
amounting to $50, 100000. but also TO
transform the issue of Sherman notes.
now payable in either silver or gold, into
silver certificates. This would increase
our silver currency by about $lS6,000, 900,
or 40 per cent. II we have a congress
capable of such a reckless departure from
the spirit and principle of the repeal act,
what is that act worth to the country as
a basis of confidence on this most impor-
tant question: Plainly, very little. And
yet it is conceded among congressman
that this bill will be passed not only by
the House but the Senate also. 1t is true
that, according to all accounts, the Pres
dent may be depended upon to veto the
bill; but nevertheless it will be a reck-
less blow to confidence if congress thus
deliberately declaresS its sympathy with
the fatal doctrines Of the silver faction
The conservative element in congress
has made great blunder of management
in neglecting to concentrate all its force
on passing bank currency bill, of such a
nature as, while insuring the most abso-
Lutte safety 10 noteholders
would also remove the ex-
listing vexatious prohibition of issues
by state banks That could be so done
as to provide for both national and state
banks as sound a currency as is to be
found in the world. Had this been done,
the reaction in favor of silver could never
have appeared; for large portion of
those who are now ready to vote for sill
yer, plead in defense that they are driven
to that means of getting more currency
elasticity by the fact that the banks of
their states are prevented from issuing
notes. If this element were coneiliated,
there would be no possibility of getting
majority for more silver money in either
house Of congress.
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THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1891

from Troy TO Sandy Hook, East River,
Long Island Sound, TO and including Mar
ragansett Bay, and its tributaries, and
Lake Champlain. On these waters the
white lights win be carried on the sides
When there is more than one boat abreast
the outside vessels will carry white side
lights. Vessels carrying red and green
lights, except on streams whose waters
flow into the Gulf of Mexico, on being
overtaken by another vessel, are to show
at the stern a flare-up light, or in lieu
thereof a white light, carried in a lantern
fitted in proper screen, so as to throw
an unbroken light over an arc of the hori-
zon of IL points of the compass, and visi-
BILE for distance of one mile.
The following feet of overdue vessels
has been given up for lost by the owners,
and there is not the slightest hope for any
one on board, says the Philadelphia
Record, of Feb 12:
Alpheus Marshall, bark, sailed from
Philadelphia Dec. for Dunkirk.
Alvo, steamer, sailed from New York
Aug 10 for GOnaives and other ports
Angelo, Italian bark, sailed from BARGE
iona on April 10 for Savannah.
Blair Athole, brig, sailed from Sauna
rang March 3 for Vancouver, B. G.
Cheshire, bark. sailed from Cienfuegos
March % for Boston.
Cora Louise, schooner, sailed from New
York Aug. ~ for Boston.
Erastus Wiman, schooner, left Newport
News Aug. II for Portsmouth, N. H.
Friedrich Der Crosse, German bark,
sailed from Brunswick March II for
Sharpness.
G. NJ. Stanwood, sailed from Cienfuegos
March 81 for New York.
Joahana, Norwegian bark, sailed from
Apalachicola Nov. Is for Trouville. Mis-
sing.
Josephine, sloop, sailed from Woods
Holl Aug. 81 for Newport.
Juno, British bark, sailed from Halifax
June Is for Queenstown.
L. G. Smith, schooner, left Herring Cave
April 8 for the banks.
Lomora, British bark, sailed from New
Castle for Honolulu Feb. 81.
Lizzie Young, schooner, sailed from
Philadelphia Aug. Is for Providence.
Majestic, sailed from Seattle Dec Is for
San Francisco
Mary Stewart, Norwegian bark, sailed
from Savannah Dec. 5, 1899, for Ant
werp.
Morayshire, bark, sailed from Sauna
rang Oct % for Vancouver.
Rosevear, brig, sailed from Trapani Dec
20 for st. Johns, n. +.
Royal Visitor, bark, sailed from Pensa-
cola March ID for Greenock.
Ikobeleff, bark, sailed from Portland
for Norfolk
Veranda, schooner, left New York Aug.
81 for New London.
Wimmera, Norwegian bark, sailed from
Mobile Feb. 4 for Havre.
Hornhead, steamer sailed from Balti-
more Aug. 10 for Dublin.
Mary j. Cook, schooner, sailed from
Port Royal Aug. IA for Boston.
The well-known coasting schooner
Oracle Buchanan which sailed from
Newport News on Dec 16 for Providence,
is missing, with all hands. Capt. Har-
rington commanded her.
The bark Geneva sailed from Surinam
on Dec. IA for Boston, and is missing,
with all hands. So is the brig Julia A.
Merritt, which sailed from Wilmington,
N. c., on Aug 10 for Port-au-Prince
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CHARLESTON. Feb 1s-Arrived, schr Charles E
scbmidt. Sharp, Baltimore.
Sailed steamer Manuka lBrl, Boouvey,
p6i1adelphia; schrs Warwick, Penny, Eliza
5Eatbnort: Fannie Reiche, Buckaloo, Norfolk;
Isaat II Tillver, French Philadelphia.
Port Eads La, Feb ls-Sailed,, steamship
pranborough, Ell Norte, New York.
Peaufort. sc, Feb 17-Arrived schr Percy
RiTdsall. from Philadelphia.
DI d. Poval Feb lS-Sailed, schrs Florence
SHAY. for New York; Gazelle, for St Johns,
Por, TAMPA. Fla. Feb 17-Arrived, steam
.btns Valencia. Miller, Philadelphia; Break
%ater Rivarro, Porto Cortez.
Sailed. steamships Florida, Hall, Kingston;
Mascotte HanlOn, Key west ana havana;
Valencia Miller, MOBILE.
Nov YORK, Feb l7-Arrived. schrs Charles
4 Buckley, Townsend, Darien; Percy W
Schaul Hubbard, Georgetown.
CLEARED brig George (Hay) Miller, Wflm-
inSton; schr James Woodhouse, Fourier,
sailed schr Penobscot, Brunswick.
BOSTON. Feb l6-Sailed, schr Viola Reppard,
St Simons, Rockport Me, and Georgetown,
Sailed from roads, schr Waltham, Port
Baltimore It'll Feb 16-Cleared, schr S Hop
kins Bennett, Jacksonville.
Liverpool Feb l5-Arrived, bark Antwerp
fBrl, Irefry, Darien
Sailed, bark Areola [Eorl, Johansen, Sa-
vannah.
Georgia Brl, Swan, Fernandina.
Saltport Eng Feb 15-Sailed, bark JON
frauland [Norl, Tonnesen, Pensacola.
Isle OF Wight, Feb 16-Passed, steamer Iris
TBelg1. Smith Antwerp for Savannah
Barcelona Feb 13-Arrlved, big Mayaguez
TSpI, Cabruja, Brunswick via Cadiz.
Gfrgenti. Feb o-Sailed, bark -Carmela c
[Itall, Cahero, Wilmington, NC
For additional news OF the ships see local
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up Cleared and Sailed for This Port.

~ CAearou ana sailed for This Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
Ei!lot Brl, Brown, Bluefelds. Due March 1.
rioId Rogers, Warren. Bostoa, Feb (?).
NITSAiiolg BIT Hay, Shields, sid Jan % via
,,Dte!aware Breal1water. Due.
-4 10 alI T pr, Langwell, 1851 tons, Gibral-
c ,1i, + 60 VIA New York. Due March l2.
9C5o,lsnan LBrl, Schlossmann, Shields, sid Jan
's'uEnlna lSpl, Bengoa. Liverpool, sid Feb 4.
SHIP
DI 4Ts, 1aN{9rl' Meyer, at Bristol Dec II via
a Aetcan, --, at ArandaL
BARKs
S Az NorL Johansen, Liverpool sid Feb Is.
H. r. nor. Pedersen. Holyhead Dec u.
SbtSsneI lGerI, Sitzen. a. Maranham Dec l.
~'iI.'S'e- Rus, Tenstrom, Valencia. sid Jan
S 5pnTian NOR Hansen, Sharpness sid Jan l.
o,-ne N0rl Mass. Dunlzirk, sid Jan %, put
n ~ Arendal %, leaking.
a. 70 ma ma mort. Carlson, London sid Jan 81
R sb ,9"I bruce, Liverpool sid Jan via
F Fira- .NQrl Larsen, London. sid Jan 10.
Era !tail Trapini, at Genoa. Jan 25
I. a- j., muller Ger, Kaduz, St Nazaine, sid
GieqrI -B b. AZ INSECT TsIs Of Wight Feb -
ian y a5 Il NOR, Hansen, Garston Dock, sid
'' Sg Rus, Hohnstrom, Marsetlles, sid Jan
. Mar n --NN4I FAADdlAOs GQTks SAu DEC ~.
,, SID Dec p - Is - NH ''iii'
M, Lato .Itall Trapani London. sid Dec 4.
Tr9tu-d NOR Nelson, Bowling sid Jan l.
~ S'UsJ' o4o tons Marseilles, via Colon.
~ BARKENTINE.
az ,ue y Dixon, Southland. Baltimore, sid Feb
SCHOONERs.
C15.gs rNNeppard. Steelman, Norfolk. Feb 10.
Ida lite ives New York, sid Feb Is,
Ja-I'Ial %,Ience, Campbell al Baltimore.
;"'l iaomas Young, Baltimore, cid Feb
la a A Trubee, Darling, at New York, Feb
,-s, X Holiday, Moore, Delaware Break
ALer, Sid Feu g.
4 ''ri.e llgnon. Turner Norfolk.
H." ~ Deering, Hamilton. Rockland. sid
s gIag % via baltimore
--1'1 u.s. McElweo. Baltimore sid Feb 5.
H., nj. Ieal.dllng ! see that at a recent mil
.faib "'elalng the bride cut the cake vita her
.she ne, very suitable implement, probably, Il
'-1ue New Iogk Tunes.
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Per Central Railroad. Feb 17-Stubbs & T,
W W Gordon & Co, Warren 8 A, Butler & S,
John Flannery & Co Hunter P & B, Gregg
& W, NJ Y Henderson, Woods, G g. Co, Lemon
& NJ NJ & D l MacIntyre, Dwelle & D.
Rosenheim IL Co, fMeinhard Bros g. Co, D J
Morrison, w w Ferguson & CO. Lindsay & M
Savannah Brewing Co. A Enrich & Bro, d N
Thompson, M Ferst Sons & Co, F'Oye g. NJ,
w d Simklns, savannah Cotton Mills. Ida
Coleman. D Weed & Co, Standard Oil Co
Lowell 4 L, Epstein o. Bro, NJ Nathan, G b
Iarver. New Home $ M Co, City q Sub Ry Co,
A y Rhodes & Co. G Haas. McDonough & b,
J Toss. savannah G 4 w Co, McNatt & NJ,
A ) Griffin Reppard & Co, Whitehead & Co
Mcmillan Bros j G Butler, Better, Hull g.
Z; Elarbee, Lanler & X.
Per savannah Florida and Western Rail-
way, FEB Nv w Gordon Co. Butler & S,
John flannery Co, MY g. d MacIntyre,
MacIean Co, A Brantlv Co, Stubs & T.
warren & A. Hyers W, Woods G II Co. Z
Julian. 5 Wood g. Bro Crawford H g. Co.
W W Chisholm s. Co, Ellis Y & Co. c L Jones.
Gnesnutt ON, Edwards g. Co Gregg J &
W Lemon & NJ, Hunter z & b, McNatt & NJ
P Psac Co. Paterson D & Co, Donnell
a Ehrlich Bro, Kavanaugh & B, J C Slater,
A Munster, Eckman & V, j d Weed & Co.
southern Cotton Oil Co, McDOnough g. Co II
GIarnnary, J w Teeple & Co, w d Simkins,
Frank & Co, Savannah Grocery Co. L Putzel
N Ferst's Sons & Co. NJ y henderson. Steven
1ISoSQey smith Bros, c E Suits & Co. W NJ
NaHace, Mohr Bros, NJ Nathan A Hanley,
S4apt uslna, Canuett & Co, NJ 5 Herman &
66fo, j Hanlon, w c MeDonough, 9 NJ Nc
SIIly, Dale d & Co, Bradley & j, Nor ton 81 H.
, 7 Shotter Co, Epstein & Bro, F I Mccall
GGuchenhelmer sons. Conner h s. Co, C r
Holmes, Lippman Bros, Kavanaugh & B,
Mcmillan Bros ~
Per Charleston & Savannah Railway, Feb
HIl-Chesnutt q ON. ] p Williams & Co, w b
1Ianley Ellis & Co, Peacock H & Co, J Il
I155SglAhessey, Gregg & w, Hunter p & B. j
W me, savannah Grocery Co, NJ Bearman
d ~ y : weed Co, Fl H Cohen, Smith Bros, NJ
W suffer, savannah Steam Bakery. owinton
80 l. X Myers Co, G w Tiedeman s. Bro
4C IA BRO, Appel & 5, H Solomon & Son,
slater, Decker D, W D Simkins, + w
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Miss L Cotton, Miss h Mackenzie Mrs p ]
Golden, child and nurse. Miss l. Eaton, Miss
Shintal, DR. E J Dorminey, S NJ Fuller, A
Seize, Hy G Phelps, Mr. Casey, Mr. Graham
and wife, M Mulroney, Miss Detwiller, J
Detwiller and son, H Groot and wife, Miss
Wharton, Therm Burnet, David Car
ruthers, J O'Nelll w f Nichols, F L
Church. Henry American and family, H Mar
tin 5 Redmond, I Paul.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship City of Birmingham Burg, New
York-C c Anderson. r,ou.o, r,,o..u,,
A.iiqst-J F Minis Co
SSchr Charmer. Daboll, New York, with oil
70 standard Oil Co ,..
Steamer Ethel. Carroll Augusta and way
,,15i1gs-W 7 Gibson Manager
IAGtaaTner bellevue. Garnett, Brunswick and
rorien-W n Gibson, Mgr
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The Spanish steamship Miguel Gallart,
for Barcelona; the Norwegian bark leu
tonia, for Hamburg; the steamship Kan
sas City, for New York, and the steam
ship VIM. Crane, for Baltimore, went to
sea yesterday.
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Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton will be furnished masters OF vessels free
of charge in United States photographic Of
flee in the custom house Captains are re-
Quested to call at the Office.
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission to the navy department
SCALES Ensign U ) N, in charge.
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For over Fifty Years.

Mrs WIssLow's SooTHIS0 SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays AL pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhosa- twenty-five cents . bst~
tle.--Ad
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Mean, Hateful Thing FIRED is IN an awful
* Re proposed % me last night. you know.
and 1870
''And you accepted him Life.
she-Do sou think Patti has such . nns
Volcef
He-ren dollars aud eosis.-De,rolt Frss
Press.
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The schooner John R. Bergen, Capt
Thomas, sailed yesterday for Coosaw,
light She finished discharging a cargo
of guano at the Central railroad wharf on
Saturday, and will load at Coosaw.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-19

The Belgian steamship Iris, Capt.
Smith, which sailed from this port on
Jan. Z, with cargo of naval stores for
Antwerp, is reported passed Isle of
Wight on Feb. 16.
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The Norwegian bark Kamfjord, Capt
Hansen, arrived yesterday, fifty days
from Fleetwood. She is in ballast,
and is consigned to ]. F. Minis & Co.
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Steamship Kansas City, New York.
Steamship VIM Crane, Baltimore
sS.ooaTs1in Miguel Gallart [Spl, Barcelona
psry Teutonia [Norl, Hamburg.
SIR John r Bergen, COosaw, sc.