The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-20
Cleared YESTERDAY.

Royal and Beaufort-C II Medlock. Agent
Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Sophie Helene CNorl, Olsen, Rotterdam
Chr G Dahl s. Co.
Bark Hecia TNOTi, Eversen, Hull-strschan
Schr Joel f Shepard, Welsh, Portland
Jos Roberts & Co
schr Margaret 4 May, Jarvis Philadelphia
George Harriss & Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Kansas City. New York.
Brig Robert Dillon. New York.
Schr Maggie Cain, Fernandina.
Departed Yesterday.
Steamer Bellevue, Garnett, Brunswick snd
Darien-W \ Gibson. Mgr.
Memoranda.
Mobile Jan ia-Arrived, schr Harold
Cousins, Davies, Kingston.
West Point, Jan i9-Arrived. steamer Glou.
cester. Baltimore, sailed Boston.
Newport News Jan 19--Arrived, steamer
Orion, Boston; schr Proctor do.
Richmond, Jan ls--Arrlved, schr Geo Rec
land, New York; steamer Wyanoke. New
New Orleans. Jan le--Cleared, steamships
Merrimac, Havre; Knickerbocker New York;
Port Eads, Jan l9-Arrived, steamship Co
lonia Fri, lie Quex, Rio
Sailed, steamships Rayenswood Bremen.
via Norfolk; Louisiana Liverpool; Professor,
Darien Jan i7-Arrf1ved, schr G X Buckley.
Townsend New York.
Wilmington, Jan l9-Cleared, steamer Lo-
ander lBrl Robson. Bremen; schr NellieJ
White, Morrison, Monte Cristo, Sando Mingo.
Jacksonville. Jan 19-Entered, sChr Mavoos
shen Wells, "a Thomas, WI.
Georgetown, Jan 1e-Arrived, schr Wsccs-
NAV, Squires, New York.
Sailed, schrs Ann Valentine, Morris.
Barbados; Harold j mccarthy, Hawley, New
York.
Charleston, Jan 19-Sailed steamer FEEDER
alton [Brl Charter, Liverpool; schr Clara
Leavitt, Lombard, Barbados; bark Maria
lItall, Lauro Cork, via Savannah, tow tug.
Norfolk, Jan lg-Arrived steamships Fall
los lBrl, Inversnaid, Newport, to finish load
ing for Liverpool; Ramon de Larringa [Brls
Galveston to Liverpool, coaled and sailed:
Maria lSpl, Galveston to Liverpool, coaled
and sailed; schrs Alicia y Crosby Boston;
Fannie G Bowen, Fall River Rebecca J
Moulton, Baltimore; Emily f Johnson and
Cleared, brig Bertha Gray, Demerars; schr
Fanny Bowen, Fall River; schrs Rebeoca,
New York Harold G Beecher, New Haven;
Susan p Thnrlow, Boston; tug Asher j Hud.
SON. Baltimore; barge Monarch. New York.
New York, Jan lT-Arrtved bark Rabel.
Mitchell, Satilla River; schr Addie Ball,
Woodruff Georgetown.
Cleared, schr Mary Bonsall, Dodge, jack
sonville ID Spear, Farr, do.
Bremen, Jan l7-Arrived, steamer Bads-
worth fBrl, Harvey, Savannah.
Barcelona, Jan 13-Arrived, bark Barba
Azul [Spl, Nuguerolos, Brunswick.
Cardiff Jan 16-Arrived, bark Lorenzino
lltall, MATlnO, BenSaCOla.
Cape Verbs, Jan l5-Sailed, steamer Drift
field [Brl, Palmer, Coosaw.
Corunna, Jan i7--Arrlyed, bark Eolo lItalls
Paracallo Savannah ljettisoned deckloadl
Genoa, Jan 14-Arrived, steamer Bucking-
ham lBrl, Scroggie, Savannah.
Maritime Miscellany.
A Norwegian bark presumed to be the
Adolf Andersen from Pensacola Dec for
Dordrecht has passed Deal in tow proceed
ing to London She has been in collision
with an unknown vessel and sustained dam
Bark California Dutch, Rackow. from
Brunswick for Harburg. before reported
ashore near Texel, was assisted ahoat by
salvage steamers and has been towed into
Neuwe dep. She is not leaking.
Notice to Mariners.
Notice Is hereby given that, on or about
| Jan Fl, 1894, a fixed white lens-lantern light
| will be esta blshed on the post on the crib re-
Gently built on the N side Of the N pier SO feet
| from the outer end OF the channel face OF the
| pier, mouth OF Christtana creek, Delaware
| river, Delaware.
The light will be suspended at height Of
| about 231S feet above mean high water.
On the same date the fourth order hxed red
light now on the end OF the pier, side OF the
mouth OF Christians creek, will be discon-
| tihued.
| JAMES A. GREER,
Rear Admiral u. S. N, Chairman.
! once Lighthouse Board,
| WdhuiuBbOub ~ ~ Jhu ~ io't.
Notice is hereby given that on OF about
| Jan Is, 1894, the ice in the harbor permitting.
| a gas-lighted buoy, painted black and show
| ing fixed white light, was moored Just in
side OF Nix Mate Bell Buoy, entrance to Bos-
| ton harbor, Mass.
| II the ice runs strongly, this and similar
| buoys in the entrances to Boston harbor will
be taken up.
BY order of the lighthouse board;
JAMES GREER,
Rear-AdmiraI, U Navy, Chairman.
once Of the Lighthouse Board, Washing
ton, d G, Jan 49, 1894.
Pilot charts and all nautical information
| will be furnished masters Of vessels free of
| chargein United States photographic once,
| in the custom house. Captains are requested
| to call at the once.
Passengers.
Per steamship Nacoochee from New York
j Krouskoff, Mrs Allen Wood, A Dalaire NJ
| b Mayfair, M Burdisk, Miss L Mollett, MISS
| II Moore, Miss M Walsh, Miss r Cavanaugh,
| Miss Cummins, Miss Prudden, Miss N
sullivan Miss A Edwards, Miss J Burns. Miss
N Crowly, J Nichols and wife, Miss L Muir
| ply, Miss M Connolly, Miss M Carpenter, Miss
Appleton Miss X MacFadden, Miss X Nc
Aully, j L Hubbard, Robt Sheehy,P Mcguire,
| A II King. Miss M Newport, Miss K Under
| hill, L Duckworth, T. G Richardson and wife,
| o Berry, M Martin, e B Midlen, Miss K
Williams, d Hale, Miss f Crane, Mrs B q
| Jr, ID Tynen, Mrs f v Walker, Miss ID Nc.
Alpin, Miss L b Brannan, Mrs @ B sexton, G
| b Sexton, y b Sexton, II L Dayton, DR. ] Day
ton, Mrs T. Thompson. Mrs H L Dayton, J J
| Neilan, M J O'Brien, Saml Webb, J II Burke
! T i Morris, e N Collins cod, J Peasants
| (col), Fon John, r G Hersey, Paul Chaplin, w
| s Daniels p Small cob, A North (coD, ID
Parker cod, g Andrews (col) "A Harris (col),
J Washington coll, Hitchner cod, H II
| Hose (col), Geo Banks (col) j Campbell (col),
J Williams (co), Miss Pigot (coD, Miss N a
| Regain, Miss Enrich and six steerage.
| Per steamship Kansas City for New York
| Chas f Abbott, John Won Bremen, M Sharpe,
| Charles Halstead. Rev w Mattett, Miss BIrs
! die Harrison, G @ Bradley and wife, Charles
| Kaye and wife, James Whitehead M Earle,
! Mrs M X Breen, j II Moore and wife, Louis
Wolf, Henry Matthies, Sally Turner (col), q
Thomas cob,
Receipts.
Per South Bound Railroad, Jan 1913 balea
cotton
Per Florida Central & Peninsular Railroad,
| Jan 1871 bales cotton.
Per Central Railroad, Jan t9-3, l67 bales cot
| ton, 80 pkgs domestics, $50 pkgs oranges, 238
pkge mdse, IS tons pig iron, 235 sacks oats. Isl
| sacks corn. 70 cases eggs, so bdls 8 trees, Is
| boxes candy, 10 bdls handles, 10 BITS p tobacco.
| 20 b spokes. 20 ash CRATES, bdls hides, 8 doz
b collars, 81 bbls spirits turpentine, 900 bbls
rosin 90 bbls oil, is bbls clay 5 half bbls wine
| 1 hog 7 bdls paper. pulleys. 1 cow cars
nx4 4 nor hau 4 rar