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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04
DO YOU

Do you observe the laws OF life:
Do you take good care OF yourself At al
times:
Do you always use clear judgment instead oil
often acting upon impulse:
Do you carefully susrd the life and health Of
hose who are dependent uPoa you'
Do YOU stop TO think when you feel chilly
have cough. headache OF a tired feehns'
that it means danger?
Do YOU know that a little care and caution
at the right time will avoid all these things
and put you IN q strong and good condition
again:
Do YOU know that the best physicians, scisn'
fists nd TIE leading people OF the land recon-
mend pure stimulant as the only thing to
take at such times:
Dc You not know that there is but one pure
medicinal stimulant in the world namely
DuGys Pure Malt, and that it is exceedingly
populvr wholly because of its merits:
Do you not understand that a druggist or
grocer will try to sell something cheaper and
Inferior because he can make more money upon
1t, when your are entitled to have the very best
YOU can get and precisely what you call for:
Do you not know that if You follow the sug-
gestions given above gu can keep yourself in
perfect condition and avoid all possibility Of
colds. chills or the sicknesses which come at
this n 9 OF the year? q
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-. 80 . a. 80.

Ssseiay TSlSorIB 70 tts Rsgts,s--
New YORK, April 3.-The most I'm
oortant event that has transpired in the
financial world at this point during the
past few days has been the striking
effect Of the veto Of the Bland bill,
Ipon Wall street, the Stock Exchange.
Ind particu larry the bond market.
No less than 26O different issues Of
bonds have been dealt in on the Elk
:hange, aud the aggregate transactions
Tor last week exceeded slS, 500, 600.
This is the heaviest volume Of sales for
any week since the panic, and is con-
siderably larger than the usual run Of
business.
The increase in trading is enormous,
On last Saturday alone the dealings
amounted 20 Si,752, 600, which is the
argeSt amount OF bond sales ever
recorded during a Saturdays (Or two
hOurs') session.
So far this week the dealings have
been equally animated. In stocks also
the trading is increasing, and the gen
eral temper OF speculation is decidedly
bulliSh.
PRICES HAVE GONE UP
and many sharp advances are noted in
n number OF the shares that have been
quiet during the last mouth or two.
National Lead and Consolidated Gas
are each up 4 points; Denver and Rio
Grande, NJ. d ST. Louis, and Norfolk
and Western over 3, and g. NJ. IL St.
Paul, Iowa Central, Louisville and
Nashville, Manhattan Elevated, y. ".
Central and st. Louis, Northern Pacific
preferred, Oregon Improvement, and
u. 5. Rubber preferred over .. In fact
there has been a general advance all
along the line, and forty OF the differ
Bnt stocks show an Improvement of
over full point and are strong az the
advance.
A large part OF the buying is for for
eign account, and European spectators
and investors manifest greater dispo-
sition to invest in our stocks and bond )
than for many months past. In fact a
regular revival in American securities
abroad is setting in and London is alb
sorbing q large share OF the securities
thrown on the market. The foreigners
DO not constitute the entire buying
power, however, as local capitalists
have again come to the front aud are
PURCHASING HEAVILY OF BONDS.
Investors and owners Of large sums Of
money are also in this buying move
ment. and much OF the funds that have
been lying unemployed in the banks
and trust companies during the last few
months are now being released and ex-
changed for reasonably safe railway
bonds. The great secret Of this boom
IN bonds is the strong and general de-
sire OF money holders 70 again put their
funds into practical employment Thus
the fact that both foreign and home
money is being thrown into channels
whereby interest may be earned
may be considered as the clear
est demonstration yet made by the mon
eyed public, that confidence has been
entirely restored and renewed business
activity is near at hand.
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FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED
REGISTER OFFICE,

" HEELING, april %, IoJF.
There has been a better feeling during
the past few days ia the grain market IN
the west. which has not yet, however, al
fected the local market. Quotations are
unchanged, and the market is dull.
FLoUR-Cholce family -four in wood
So 10: in paper s. 80 per barrel.
Miunehaha in Il cotton sacks 81 10;
Minnehaha in wood, a 10; Galaxy in sacks
81 10; Galaxy in wood 81 10; Famous in
sacks, s. %; Famous in wood 50 20. Spring
wheat -four, in Jute sacks Of l40 pounds,
81 90 per barrel; Pillsbury's Best in wood
81 30: Pillsbury's Best in cotton 81 80;
Pillsbury's Best in paper 81 %.
GRAIN-Wheat per Oushel, Doc; oats Boa
35c per bushel; corn SOC per bushel.
FEED-Middlings per ton SIS 90: bran
per ton SIS 90; baled hay per ton Sl2 so;
loose hay per ton, Sll 90.
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a5c higher; top sheep 81 75a5 O5; do. lambs

25c higher; top sheep 81 75a5 O5; do. lambs
81 S0aj %.
EAST LIBERTY PA. April 3.---lttle--
Receipts, $50 head; shipments, $50 head
market steady and unchanged.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head shipments,
1900 head; market steady; all grades
81 S0a5 %.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1880 head; market steady atyesterdsy'
prices.
CINCINNATI, ONO, April 9.-Hogs,
firm at "a O0a4 So; receipts, 1900 head
shipments, 1000 head.
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SAN Francisco, CAL, April 3--A
Sacramento street cable car, with a
dozen passengers on board, dashed down
one OF the Stee9est grades in the city
last evening and telescoped another car
standing on the crossing. No one was
killed.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, April 3.-The dry goods
market was more quiet in all departments
The weather has chilled the request
Printing cloths firm with a good demand
for 81 square, but sales were checked by
sellers asking more
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PETKOLGUM

New York, April 3. - Petroleum,
frmer; sales, none; April options closed at
S2@5c.
on CITY, PA, April 3.-Opened at 2lsc;
highest S3c; lowest S2bc; closed at SIC;
sales, 5000 barrels; shipments, 6,34I bar
rels; runs, az, SOB barrels.
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WOOL.
WHEELING, April 3, 1894.

The wool market continues very dull,
wah no Immediate prospect for bettermcnt.
Horkheimer Bros furnish quotations
as follows: Fine washed 20a PIC, I'M
washed one-third off; medium unwashed
l6c; medium washed. 20a2lc.
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The Metal Market.

New YORK, April 8. Pig iron, dull
at SD Goals 80. Copper, quiet; lake. 916c.
Lead, quiet; domestic 50 80. Tin, irmer ;
straits $40 -.
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rnAxs-ouro DIVISIONS.

TRANS-OHIO DIVISIONS.
For Columbus. Chicago and ibs Wsst.fS1N
m and 81 p. NJ daily.
Columbus, Cincinnati and - Louis itD
m. daily except sunday 10. 10 a. M. daily, aaf
2lja m., sunday only.
81. Clairyills accommodation, DD 70. All
3Op. M, except SUNDAY. -.
Newark accom- 1odAtlon, s'O p m' hee'
Sunday.
IHnfvE
From Chicago. 20 and 1917 q. m. daily
From So. Louis, Cincinnati and CoiamDua
800 a m snd % ,. M. daily.
81. Clairsyllls accommodaiion, ibo "a
and as ,. M. except sunday.
Newsrx accom- N dalton, lis q m, excspl,
sunday cHAs. o. sCUSf.i
General paeaep1 yer Agsn.t
1T LANE T. p. AT. Wheeling, W. "a
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fUaIIf tkctNt sunday.
Sunday Church Trains viii leave Elm ufovo
ct go = n. aad Wheeling 20 1871 ?. n.
Il WEISGERbER
oea. hAsarsA
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GOOD EFFECTS
OF IHE VETO OF THE SEIGNIORAGE BILL
NOTICEABLE IN NEW YORK CITY.

lie Heaviest Dealing in Bonds Seen on The New
York Exchange Since The Panic-Largsr Part
Of The Buying for Foreign Accoan,-Prioss
Higher All Round and Money Very Easy.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
I'm. table. taxing .ssc. a. SOP. N. Sunday
d s-embsf earn. lssJ.
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ARRIVE
From Few York. Phlladel phla. Bsitlnore ant
Washington. S33 n. M. daily
Cumberland accommodation, 40 p m.Sf'
Grafton accommodation. 30 a m. daily:
Moundsyills accommodation, '.Dj q "a, Nv
and 735 n. ~. except sunday.
Keyser ex press, 800 p. M, except Monday
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING AND ELM GRovH
w RAILROAD On and after Wednss-
iay,June l.lsS2 trains will run ~ fol- wa
city time.
Leave Wheeiinr. Leave Elm GFoTa
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RAIL WAY TIME GARD

Arrlvs ana Departure or trains on and aftsr
e. a., 1891. EXPLANATION or RRFkREScs
MARES: sDaily; sunday excepted: .Mon-
cay excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only; tSataraay only. kastesn standard rime.
which is one hour earlier than Central Tine.
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WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIVISION
For PituburR, Washington. Baltimore Phu
sdelphia snd New York. 90 a m ana SS'p
m, daily 90.
Pittsbarg accommodation, 40 a M, daily
piitsburg express, 10 m. except huniay
Washington, Pa, accommodation, 90 p. M
except sunday.
lnnIFE.
From New York. philadelphia Bnitlmofs.
Washington and Pitisturg, l2 10 a. n, daiiycH'
cert sunday and 10 i0a 10. daily.
Pittsburg mail, 1870 p. m, eIcspt buntaS
and go p. m. daily
Washington, Pa. accommodation. 7s q N,
P,ttsbare s4 press. 2.I0A n, sunday oais.
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J. r. TERRY.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
, 1894-09-05
9Th E A VISo
Is punished Erery
Wednesday & %atur lay.

Terms Of Subscription
G dollars PER annUm, payable half-year'y ~
advance.
Parties ds.ron Of Withdrawing Their subscription to
he E7i8 are required 10 give ! maths' notice.
Terms of Advertising
approved " Government 18th June $500
For an advertisement Of s lines OF under, l
TO 3 insertions oo
Small TYPE lBrevier) I to s lines 500
over s lines, pr. ~
La'ge Type, Long Primer Small nc" q,
Plea ana Columbia, l to lines. ~
Over S lines, per line ~
For a liae of the largest type..."", 10
Fo. one to three subsequent insertions me
half amount Of these charges Will he naae'
All advertisements for insertion. must sV Inner tnan
his Cfice on TUESDAYS IL Frlday% :" -, irItar, 10
enc p. M. Tine postage Oh mnIgl ~
Tls I f7rc 1I,u> MG>t tlIT on 1T. Thomas ml"s, be pItp"'' o.
ououcc viii lc taken az thcm. -, rnrtj.s vi, INV
= SPECIAL Contracts WI. lie mate WITH l@It'e ""o '9
wsi.pi to advertise yearly, hatHcaliy y 4|t,In.
4t Contributors = Ne cahh'e pay NJ W. tt,.iu,.
rtl1nuuS communications every NiCV NUS ,"[ r
GO ly the write. ; name, MT necessarily OF pt" C ann ~ SIn,r
cAiucnce Of Authenticity amt ir our own cou'iS -" ..
Csumctly understood That when Il c2huunl o,nt,n y.
er.Itord does moi ticle.or necessarily agree "lth It olui"" T.
pIcss,o by the wntcr. We cahnol ''lr ~ n,,.t hr ~ ,,
sclNtl elected manuscripts. Manuscript maV'o mus
only on one side Of the paper. in t,n p..su..st
mi p,INgINL exccuted as this Once WITH me -
, 1894-09-05

Chefen for Hans Kongelige
Is Hoihed Kronprindsens IIof
stat har Gouvernementet modtaget
F0lgcnde
"Efter Deres Kongelige H0jheder
Kronprinsens % KronprinseSsens
naadigste Befaling skal ieg herved
tillade mig at anmode Gouvernr-
mentet ON at lade o~yerbringe Deres
Kongclig HGjheders hjartelige TAX
for den i Anledning at S"lvbryl-
lupet sendte Lyk0nskningsairessc
fra Bebocre af St. Croix.'
MOLTKE.
, 1894-09-05


TNR the Lord Chamberlain of
e the household of His Royal
Highness the Grown Prince the
Government has received the fol-
lowing
in accordance with the most
gracious command of Their Royal
Highnesses the Crown Prince and
the Grown Princess. | have to re-
quest the Government to convey the
hearty thanks of Their Royal High
nesscs for the congratulatory address
from the inhabitants of st. Croix
forwarded on the occasion Of the
Sill 'er Wedding.
MOLTKE.
, 1894-09-05
Translation.
Publication.

WT is hereby made known, that
@ Councillor Planter FRORUP
has by Government been elected
member Of the Road Commission for
Eastend Quarter and appointed
Quarterofficer for said quarter vice
Planter O. FL. STAKEMA who
on application has been relieved
from these functions.
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix,
the Both August 1894.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1894-09-05
acknowledgements

FAT beKjendtgj0rcs herved at
ID Gouyernementet har beskikket
Planter r.. SKEOCH af Plantagen
Carlton til at fungere som Kvarter-
officer for WeStend Kvarter under
Planter j. UEWITTS midlertidiso
FravHrelse.
Gouvclnements. Secrctariatrt, ST. Croiz,
c,n -4dc August 1894.
IIMPRICIIT.
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He Was Trusty at the Dredge, but
Was Recaptured by the Quartsrmas-

He Was Trusty at the Dredge, but
Was Recaptured by the Quartsrmas-
ter.
The county chain gang has not been
troubled to any great extent of late with
escapes, but Maj. Blandford, the county
engineer was surprised a day or two ago
to find how easily Bristow Hunter, who
was working at the dredge, had been able
to walk away from the guards and come
into the city.
Hunter was sent out some time ago for
a sort of completely in a killing, which
occurred at Thunderbolt. He has been
complaining on almost every occasion
about his reatment, which has never been
any more severe than that of the other
conYicts.
He was little remiss in his duty on
Saturday, and was threatened several
times with punishment. When he saw
that punishment was inevitable, he got
out of the way of the guards for a few
minutes and then took advantage of an
opportunity to escape. He came into
the city and went to the court house
where he was followed by Quartermaster
Hughes and re-arrested.
Hunter had been a trusty and had priv
ileges which aided him to escape. He
gave as his reason for leaving the camp
that he wanted to come in and make a
complaint to Mai. Blandford.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-05
WILL BE NO MASS MEETING,

But the Political Clubs Have Large
Committees at the Polls to Work for
Col. Lester.
The committee which was charged
with getting up grand democratic rally
to have been held tonight in front of the
De Soto hotel on Bull street, has given up
the idea, and it was announced yester-
day that there would be no meeting
1t was the intention of the committee
to have one Of the largest meetings Chat
ham county has seen for a long time,
but at the last moment many prominent
speakers in various sections Of the state
who were relied upon to address the cit.
liens Of Savannah have from various
causes been prevented from being pres
ent.
1t is not believed, however, that the IN
ability on the part of the committee. fer
the reasons stated, will interfere with the
vote which viii be polled tomorrow All
the political clubs Of the city have been
doing hard work in Col. Rufus e Les
ter's behalf, and there is little doubt but
that there will be q large vote. The Citi-
zens Club has appointed committee Of
100 of its members, all of whom are good
workers, TO be around the polls to-morl
row and urge members to come
out and vote. The Tammsny Club
has appointed . committee of fifty
for the same purpose. and the Rail-
way Employees Protective Association
has like number in the field. The other
political clubs have appointed committees
for tho same purpose. and the probability
is that Col. Lester viii have committees
ssepregatinF $50 or 500 men working in his
behalf on the day Of the election. With
such e body of workers in the field, there
is no reason why every available vote
In the county should not be poled
The camp align committee win meet at
tho court house tonight at S o'clock to
receive reports from the various commit
tees appointed from 1t and 10 make the
final arrangements for polling the fun
strength of the democratic voters Of this
county, which, with a conservative est
mate, should not fan short OF 1000 votes
The registered voters number about 5000,
and besides there are fully 1000 and more
qualified voters who failed TO register for
the local elections. but who always take
an active part in national affairs.
Considerable enthusiasm is being
worked up in the country districts Of the
county and il is predicted that they will
turn In a large vote. The populsts are
making an active canvass in the other
counties Of the district and the citizens Of
Chatham county should exert themselves
10 see that the old-time democratic major
tty Of this section is kept mp.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-05

TO MEET NEXT MONTH.
The South Georgia Methodist Confer
ence Will Assemble at Waycross.


The South Georgia conference of the
Methodist church will be held at Way
cross beginning Dec, 10, and will be pre-
sided over by Bishop Wilson of Baltimore.
This conference embraces about IT'S
churches in the southern part of the state
south of the line drawn north of the coun-
ties of Burke, Washington, Wilkinson
Twiggs, Harris Crawford, Taylor, Tai
bot and Bib. 1t viii review the work
of all these charges for the last year
receives all those who are entitled to be-
come connected with it to be employed as
pastors, conducts the ordination of preach
ers, arranges the circuits, attends to ed
ucational and missionary work and ap-
points all the preachers to their respec-
tive charges for the ensuing year
The appointments are made by the
bishop and his cabinet, which is composed
of the presiding elders Of all the districts
and who meet with the bishop in secret
session before the adjournment of the
conference. 1t is not expected that there
will be any changes in any of the Savan.
nah churches this year, though, of course
this cannot be known with any certainty
until after the conference has acted. Two
changes were made here last year, and il
is reasonable to believe that the Savannah
| charges will remain undisturbed this time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-05
A First-Class, Respectable, Comforta'
BILE Home in New York.

Thousands of people would like to spend
a week in New York, but the grand hotels
are too expensive and the cheap ones
are too cheap. Mr.. lilly Haynes of Bos-
ton has secured a lease of the great
Broadway Central Hotel in the heart OF
the CITY, on the most favorable terms,
has expended over S150 900 in an entire re-
construction of the property, and will run
it as tirst-class, great popular family
house on the American and European
plans, similar to what has proven so phe-
nomenal a success at the United States
Hotel, Boston. The location is excellent
The new cable cars on Broadway reach
every fashionable store, theater and at
traction of the city, and transfer with all
cross-town lines, reaching every station
dock and ferry in town. Guests arriving
at Grand Central Depot, Forty-second
street can take Fourth avenue street
cars direct to Bond street one block in
front of the hotel. Send for circulars
and maps.-Boston Traveler-ad.
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TO BE HERE IN TWO WEEKS.
The New Steam Pilot Boats Trial TriI
TO Be Mad This Week.

The New Steam Pilot Boats Trial Trip
TO Be Mad This Week.
Advices from Newport News, Va, state
that the steam pilot boat. John II. EstH
will be finished on Nov. Is, and il nothing
unforeseen happens, win leave for this
port on Nov. II, and arrive here on Nov. 10
The dock trial. was success, and it
is expected that the trial trip, which will
take place this week, win show that the
boat exceeds IN every respect the require
ments Of the contract for building IT, The
contractors The Newport News Shipbuild-
ing Company, have spared no pains to
make the Estnl the finest boat of its
class that has ever been launched.
The vessel is q diminu,iYe trans-AtIan-
tic steamship, able TO stand any weather.
Capt. W. J. Thompson, who is at New
port News attending 70 the fitting out of
the vessel writes that he thinks the
EstlH Will far exceed the expectations of
Its owners, the pilots Of Savannah
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-05
THE BURGLAR WAS "Boors."
The Negro Who Cracked Jaudon's Store
a Notorious Thief.


Notorious Thief.
The negro, who was arrested in Jau-
don's cellar on Bryan street early yester-
day morning, gave his name at the bar
racks as Alex Benjamin instead Of w. w.
Frazer, which name he gave when FIRST
arrested
Detective Hanley recognized him as
Boots" a negro Of notorious reputation.
He took part in the Yamacraw riot six
years ago and wrested pistol from the
hand Of Policeman Cronin. He got
twelve months on the gang for that
Henry Green, a chum Of Boots" was
arrested on suspicion by Detective Han
ley. Harry Bailey, another negro, who
was implicated in the attempt to rot
Wludon's store, was arrested by De.
tective Bosseu. They are believed to be
the same three negroes who attempted &c
rob the place about two weeks ago and
were frightened Off
All three OF the negroes belong TO the
gang Of thieves which hang out In tho
market basement The police and almost
every one else acquainted with
the character Of the crowd
which hangs ont In the mar.
kct basement az night are firmly OF ina
opinion that the negro restaurants IN tina
market basement SHOULD be closed and
that council should not allow them H.
be leased for this purpose another year
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-05
To Attend BRYAN Court.

Judge Robert Falligant. Solicitor Cen
eral w. w. Fraser Mr.. r. P. salas and
Maj. P. w Meldrim will leave the city
this morning for Bryan county, where
the November term of the superior court
will be held. With the exception of to-
morrow. which is election day, the court
viii probably be held all the week
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-05
THE HIGHEST GRADE.


5ASN Il AZ W sax AuE apparel.
Business men wear business suits. Bust
ness suits are cheap and they are dear.
We would like to satisfy you of
the fact that our $40 business suits are
far superior to all others ever sold in Sa-
Vannah. We have better qualities which
will suit you, and we have some cheaper.
You can take look at them. The latter
are much better than some advertised at
more money. Appel & Schaul.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-05
King Henry ".

The acting copies of Richelieu, King
Henry ", julius Caesar, virginius.
Othello, The Hunchback and other plavs.
price 25 cents) for sale at Estills News
Depot, 2l12 Bull street, Savannah, Ca
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-05
For Over FiftY Years-

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething, 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays all
pain, cures wind collie, and is the best rem
edy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle.-ad.
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Lup1ER BATES s. Mn.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES MONT -
Partly cloudy to clouds: showers: fair -
cooler TUESDAY; variable winds. a'i'
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TAKEN FROM a SINKING SHIP.
The Crew of the Lost Bark Emma Mul.
lar Brought Into Port.

The German bark Libcrtas, which ar
rived OF Tybee yesterday, had on board
Capt. Kadlug and ten men, the crew Of
the German bark Emma Muller. which
sailed for Tybee from Bristol. England,
Sept ], and was abandoned at sea,
The men were taken OFF the bark Ia lat
itudu 20 and longitude II, on oct o. the
vessel being iu "a sinking condition, and
lying on her beam ends. with eight feet
Of water in her hold. She was struck
by cyclone oct. g, and was con- 3letcly
disabled
The captain and crew remained on
board ~ ths bark LllertnH, which pro-
ceefe1 go wilmington. 20. e..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-05

oak Pine and hghtwood for sale Mt
low figures. can UP telephone y. H. b.
GaEseia.-md.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-05
BAKING POWDER.
Take no Substitute for
Royal Baking Powder.
1t is Absolutely Pure.
All others contain alum or ammonia.
HUNTER Walled oFF.

'S .