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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
8etrddtIider Bronofaaoen.
Gin 6efddftshous i'll 2luitin ausecbrannt.-
6wei 5irmen fart eefddotet. sue
perfoneu perIekt.

-
Gin 6eid6ftshous in 21ufin dusocbrannt.-
6wet 5irnen fart eefhdotet. = 6nei
perfoneu perlekt.
Ote Srti6aft 9luittn, ST., tpurbeSreitas
Nbeno bon elmer SeuerSbrunit beimgeiubt,
bic einen Sdaoen bon ungefG6r $40, OOO
onrtcbtete rnb Bel ber 3pei Berlonen BET
leBt tuurDen. GS iin6 btcS Ser Npotbefer7
gebulte g. Chambers, tpobnbaft $50. 329
S.Yarf 8lD6. Multtn, unb bet Seuertpebr>
mann S. Bbiteman. 9urb ben @riteren
tpuroe Der 8rano neruriabt. St lit in Der
all Der SiibDeit7Gfe bon Central QlDe. unb
Soutb Barf 8lpD. beleeenen 2lpot6efe BON
Sratu & GoDnig angeiteQt uno tpoute ge@
itern Nbero 2lLfo9oI aus benz Seller boIen.
Sn ote1em batten lt6 @aie aus Dem Qbz
5u9Sfanale angeIammelt, unb ais CT Elm
Strcl6bol5 a~n3iinbete, erplobtrten Die @aie.
Gr tDuroe burb Die @eiDalt Der @rplo1ton
81 Soben gel6lelbert uno tDGre ipabr>
i6einli9 p~erbrannt, penn bic Seuertpebr
ntd5t recbt5eitig eribiener marc. Inter ben
SeueripebrmGnner1, wel0e BET leiner Tetz
tung bebilfli6 maren, befano ft9 Wbttez
man, Der bon benz Qua[m unb bet 6tBe
ibermannt ipurbe. Sour nit 9tlfpenbung
auer Srdtte gelang es, ducb TIN III Stcber7
belt SIT b%ringen.
0te Slammen Derbreiteten iib tn5pii3en
i6neu iiber bas bretitodtse aus 8aditeinen
aufgeflbrte @ebGube, baS Elm Ooppelbau
1T u11b auBer Der, Strma Sraia & Goontg
bon ben @roceriiten 6enoriblon Bros. ais
@ei6dftSlofal benubt miro. Srob Der
cner9ii6ea 9lr6eit Ser Seuertpebr tpur0e oer
8ran6 erit Damn unter @ontroQe 9cbra6t,
nacbbem Sraia & Goonig etn Sbaben
bon $4,000 uno 6enbriebion Bros. Elm iol>
6er BON $500 8u9efii9t mar. Die Gepaz
raturen am @ebGube tperben cine Summe
INN ninneftens &2000 crf nrnern
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Observation-Disclosures 5rrtbum.

O1it elmer boien &ugelipunbe in Ser redbz
ten S6ulter muBte0 onnerItag Morgen BET
50 Sabre ate BoLiterer &obert Wunic benz
Wtibael Steele oipital iibertpieien nerbcn.
Wunie nobnt BET einem gepiiien 8m.
1burn, $40. 1898 @QiS 9(pe., uno begab lich
in Ser gta9t auf ben 6ofraum, po er banrl
Don ieinem &Oittptrtb fir einen @inbreder
sebalten unb ansei6oiien murbe. 3bum
~beftnbet itcb in 0aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
menn Gas Baby sabnt,

@ebraudt ul,ter aOer 1mitdilben bas ate
NIB erpro6te Mittel, Mrs. 8inslom'S Sootbz
ina 9prlp fiir bas 3o6uen Der Stiber. Gs
berlbiet bos 8illb, ma9t Die @dltmel rpei6er,
itiat bic S9merselt, beilt 0inofoltf nnb lit
bas bette Mittel 9e9en 0tarrboea. Sunfnitos
apal3i9 Gents bic Slal9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
EAGuator.

Sin reitteS WtaIsbier 9e1rAttt bott
oer Gpnr. Setpp 8retug. Co. TT bters
atit beitenS e%utpfobIen+ Sn Glaf@ea
ttt0 06Hetn St Dabett. SeIepbotte
Co. $780, 8OttItMG 9eptnt+ Co. $685.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Staot Chicago.
Srteffdften.

6. 81, Columbus, gfebr. 8ic bod bie
SolubnsQicen5 in W2ontana lit, tpifien mir
nibt. Die 6aupt7Offtcc Ser Great gtortbz
ern 8abn befinbet iib in ct. 8aul.
81 .. &ieI, isis. Stein, tper bier gez
boren lit, beOarf teiner Bapicre ieincs
0aters.
@. u. Osfolooia. g8ir BADEN Sbren
Nuftra9 elmer 8u6banbIuns itbertpieieu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Nnerb0rte 9reObett.
Gin 5uwelen9eihdft i'm 5nnern
Ger Stdot
Sci beli@tem Sage 6eranbt.

Die firma Srethauer & Go. oas Opfer. =
Der junee 8rethauer Don oen Rdubert
i'm 6eIofdranf ein9efaloden. - Der
merth Ger Seute betrdet etUa $4,000. =
Don oen freben Dieben fetne Spur.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05

y@arlanb" Oefen unb &anges fin6 nt6t
t6eurer ais Bic ipertblolen g~tababn1ungen.
Capt tie Gu9 3ei9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Gifenbobu=QnfaQ
6uiammenfob eines Dorlfaot-
5n9es nit einem 5radt5u9e.
9reiSeriOnen lci6t berlebt,

Die Kreu5un9 Ger Sort maYnezSobn nit
Der 95. Strabe Ger ShaupIa5 oes I'M
fails. - Die Scmannune Ger &ofomotiue
rettet iib ourd 2~Ibiprin9en.- Gin Obf=
hdnoler iiberfahreu uno e%etOotet. -
2lnoere uufdQc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05

Ser SnbaIt Der Nn5eigen ppn Soob's
Sorlaporiua luirb ~beitati9t burb Sn6or1os,
pelGe lit Der 8ilton5zDelt ubre Nnitanb
acceptirt piirbsn. 0os iast bsutli6 serus,
boB 9Oob's turirt.
9oo6's 8iGIen turiren 2eberleibem,
@elbiumt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05

6amel. 81, ben 1. Sept. 1893.
@erter 6err DR.. SfeuI
Sd min S39nen bierntit n%ttttetlert, baB S9r GIef=
triId)er 0iir*cL etoBc 9ieufte bel nsir ge=
than bat, iuofir ih- sSDne1t meinet 1er5Ii6en 9dtlf
ens1prehe. @tcin 2eberlciben bat Der @ilrteI opuz
fomrten beietti9t. Nls i'd mir S6ren @ilrtel fonl=
met IieB, mar ib 10 i6pacb, paB t) feire 9trbeit
1ncbr beginner %fpnnte, beute ober farn i'd ipieoer
ritftig Ihaffen ltlo babe mein Selo b~eitelt. Mteine
1nDdjte i1 ME tpieOer pbne i'm iei1t, audi fperoe i'd
1tidbt unterfafien, Sbren ipertpDaen GIeftti=
Sdeu @iirtcL Sebern1ann st enpfe1ler1, Der leiz
beno lit, ipte i1 es mar. SpdbadttnaspDu
s.. SO. 9uder.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05

Germantown, GolIao 70, 2etas, 3. Ntaf6 1885,
@erte Serren! =,
Ser @leftrii6e @nrteI. ben Sic mir seianbt
batter, lit mir Elm urbeaablbarer Sdab eeipor6eit,
ben ib bic &etturg meines &ebens berDante. Spr
etipa Z Sahreit 400 i1 mir cine i%dtpere @rtGltln9
Der Nieren at, nnb meine 8eine rno Irn1e tparel
i6mer mie Blei, DaB i1 talrr 9eben fpnlte. 8tbeitl
befam i1 nod bife 8etlen pOer &luntpen i'm Sc
fibt, baB id gang entlteut mar: i'd io9te Dtter3,
bas fete toare fur mid Der COB; bag 2ebe1 ipl1roe
mir 70 5ur GAIT.
St Ben oclfi6en 3eitnnsen las ib 10 DftbDn Sfz
rem Giirte[, uue 3er9niiie bon 9~ebetlten Srauer,
baB ib Mlt faBte, pteaeift toni!te aud mir mob
qe6uIfet nerben. limb, mas ib ME 9~eglaubt bate,
Sbr GIettrifGDer GIrtes bat mir 9ebplIet NM
i6 bin rnu oonitdnbis 8eiurb. 1de meme Setatllt=
ten iuriieu. bas ib INNER beil1 gtr5t tp9r,-l@ lpar
in Der Beban0luns BON 5 Ner5ten 1no ipar bod
ME beIer 9etpDrber.
SD bctrad3te rneinen @iirtel dIs meine1t 0r5tt.
GntpTanqct Sic meinen ber5li1e11 nno innt9etl
Sant. Meit bieiem 3eu9nis ienoe ih sSbnett 1tetit
Bib, Sic mDgcn o%teielben nerDfel1tlidlen, n'lO
tuinide i'd Sbnen pon Ser5en beltet Grfol9.
SDhadtu1ssboa
Sran Sppbie S%iemann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
1lnier 1rQker iQmi1rlrter @At0l09

ifin Oeuttr @prafe eeOrudt unO ent1dt 2dhnnngen unTsr Gduteln ND SorrM'
tuuqen nbh oenaner BeIbrebung nnb ben 4rGien fir ieoe Smte lopue 3el9nu1e
ppn Qeuten mene bur0 Dme @Irte Seuung tbrer 9eNn 1udbten II anD er6uten:
Onier aatoIpo. melder bon ie6em 9eioen6en 9eleRn peroen Ioute, miro pprnfrei
berIhiGt 9eeen gin5cnOun9 BON 6 Gents i'll Bohmarten.
Sine YbptoGraphte Der bier 6enernt0nem Del Dent1Den H1ter0MtR mtrO frt
Der1am0t init ieDem Seuff1en RGt1tDg.
0Ir baben beut1De SDruipDnDenRn til Der 9anpt"Cnce 5m 0Dna9n 81.
DIE OWEN BELT& APPLIANCE CO..
SauptSTce az eins9e Tebrtf:
THE OWEN ELECTRIC BELT BUILDING,
col bis 2ll state St, Ecke Adams, CHICAGO, Ill.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
8r00e
Our9
Glettristt1t
9eheiIt.

uniere nenefte Grimbung berbtnbet Bet
ftreng Observation-Disclosures Continuation
NiBli6feit nit 8eqnemli@fett. @trfs
fam, bauer1aft unO nni6Gbbar.
Gin miloer, anbalternoer eleftrti9er
Gtrpm tpir6 brett mad Der Srn9teue
eeleitet, urb 10 Die 9~etrennten Sbetle
seftGrft unO 5ulamaengsbGltem.
Anen Br16letOen tpirO 9eratber, it6
I1lsfunft iiber unIere NtetbpOe at ner=
I6afferl. @ir 9arantirem, DAB Der eletz
tril6e @trpm beltdnOig gefiiblt tuirh
uno 9lauben, baB ieOer Srt9, tueltn ir=
oenbpie beilbar, Our6 unIere Sorridz
tuna 9eDeilt tpiro. Nusfunft tpirb fret er'
t6eilt. llniereu N6banblnng ii6er Bride"
it beuti6er Spra6e 1T unent9eltli6 in
nnIerer Office 5u boben, tpdbrenb Der
Establishment @o6enta9S ubr N1orz
aenS big 8 1tbr NbenOs uno Spnnta9s
Gorrnittaos BON 10-12 ubr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-05
Sd2redlid p%eritimnelt.

Ser Beidenfteuer G9as. Sid aus
9aris, Mi9., tpurbe 9ienitas Na6mittaa
in i6perperlebtem :3uitanOe benz Mercb=
6o1pital ibergeben. @d6reno er auf ben
@eleilen Der Salt. & Ohio 8abn BET @olf
Safe, Snb., cine 8eibe itelte, perfing ct
lib nit cincm SuBe in bieielbe. llntabtg,
it6 al b~cfrcien, pur6e ct bon einem Tra9t@
aug iibcrfabrcn, 6eiien 9taber iein Iintes
8ein am &nte abtrennten. st tourbe nad
Set 8oli3eiftation BON SubeGbtco9o unh
bon bier 5ur Staot tranSportlrt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-04

Per steamship City of Birmingham from
New York; NJ Jordon, F w Lymons, j i.
Egan, r w james, j DEG Hops, 4 N Baker,
5 T Bishop and wife, w Cone, II + Fisher
f w Collins. Rev : D Paine. John s Hill s
ROthenberg. C Schley. J C Lee and wife
Miss Winkler, Miss II Bulger h Peck, !
HardmOn, Z Jackson, w McDonough, n +
Freeman and wife, Miss l. Reese, and foul
Storage.
Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York; Baskinsky J 6 Pepper James
Williamson and wife, Miss Virginia Ander-
son, Mrs Katharine Anderson, Miss Sallie
Anderson, Mrs A w Gookin, Miss A Il Brad
ford Mrs Eisner, Miss c Simkins, w j
Adams and wife, w c Thomas and wife, Miss
Rosa Mann. Charles Holmes and wife, + w
Mills and wife, A + Shappell r e Harris,
Mrs w H Stark, Mrs w II Moore Miss Emma
Denmark, J Nirden and wife, Mrs NJ 4
Frazier, w J Lindsay and wife, Miss Alma
Lindsay. W J Datfin and wife, Miss Bessie
Pearce Miss L Noyes, Miss Fries Miss Emma
Ink Mrs Z A Curtis c. Ii Foster, II I Re
onda Mrs Joel, Miss NJ Joel Miss L Joel,
Abe Guckenheimer, wife and child, Mrs 5
Herman and child. Miss Nette Utitzs, Miss
NJ Herman. Miss II Fitzpatrick, Capt f G
Strachan, Mrs h H Connors Miss j Herman,
H c McFadden and wife, Miss NJ Magel, Miss
NJ Doyle VIM : WoOlf, J T Coin, Miss
Minnie Ganisbv Mrs A Arnold and chill
dren. j J Harrigan, r w Lawson, f ) Baden
and wife and infant, c II Foster r p Canon.
w e Norton, + w Smith II B Underhill, r
c Halford. c 6 Halford, Mrs Herman and
maid Maria Wright (coD. Mrs Lindsay $
narse 4 NJ Mckay. Victoria Gaines, Mary
Knowles, Rosa Smith and Storage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-04
Bark Saga Nor, Brunswick.
Memoranda.

New York, July Arrived, schr j w Haw
thorn. Patterson, jacksonville.
Baltimore. July Arrived schr Rovey
Younger, Key West
Key west July Arrived, schrs Village
Belle Fogg, Tampa; bark Alice Carey
Birimi. Sailed, schr Lilly White, Dillon
Punta Gorda.
Havana. June &c Sailed. bark Elvira
lItal,l Cahero, Charleston, and arrived al
Charleston July 2.
London July ARRIVED, steamship Ken
dal, BIT, Bennett, Punta Gorda.
Newcastle, Del, July Passed up schr
James Young from Darleu.
Guantanamo June ll-Arrived. schr Lar
MIA NJ snow, Hunkley. savannah.
Mobile, Ala, July CLEARED bark Noluta
[Norl, Nielsen, Buenos Ayres; scnr Sea Gull
lBrl Bodden, Grand Cayrnan; steamship
Clearwater. fBrl. McFarane. Ceiba
New Orleans July 3.-Cleared steamship s
Kaffer. Prince, Barcelona, New York
Havana; El RIO Hudson New York; William
Gin. Liverpool, Aalesund. Belize.
Port Eads, July b sailed, steamship Ber
Rensen and hoy Tocas, Deltoro barks
Agnes aud Vasco de Cana, Oporto.
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COnsignees.

Per steamship City of Birmingham from
New Nork-Leopold Adler, Appel & ), Butler
& : Braid & H. > & D A Byck. Byck Bros,
l. Bluestein. NJ Bleumenthal A Blu '{enholz.
Bradley & J, Broughton Bros j q Butler,
Estate w Branch, c II r & Bkg Co. w G.
Cooper, 4 f Churchill, Commercial Guano Co,
Conan x Broun COllat Bros, Capt O M Carter,
Goldman & Co. p j Dukes, James Douglass,
NJ Dryfus A deCemen & Co. j d Bowling,
NJ Doyle, Eckman & V. IEpstein Bro,
G Eckstein & Co. Ellis & Co, h Elnsten,
A Ehrlich Bro, Elec Sup Co. Frank & Co,
Falk Clothing Co, Foye & M NJ Ferst Sons
& Co. } II kurber b Fernandez Flcisch
man g. Co, Finn Bros Freedmen, Gel q
Nmnt. j f Gutman. B NJ Garfunkel Great
All & Pac 4 Co, Hetterich. Harness & j .
A Hanley Heuisler & II, n Hesse, Hogan.
: Hunkovtz | @ Haas A 3 Hull Jackson NJ
& Co, II Koskel, krouskon NJ Co. kolshorn &
NJ. C kolshOrn & Bro kavanaugh Is, y II
Levy & Bro, ! Levkowlcz, II Livingston,
) M Lewis Lindsay M, Ludden q b, f
LaFar Loven & l.. Lovell's Sons Llpp-
man Bros, A Letter Son, Mrs e A Lee,
\ Lang John Lyons co, Meinhard Bros s.
Co Mohr Bros. Morning News, ID Myerson,
Meyer q W. T II Morse, M0rehead Mfg Co,
J McGrath x Co, MOyle, A Munster Met
Life ms co. j Manning, MeDonough q 3,
T r Fichols Norton & H. Neidlinger & r,
Oalethorpe Club. Oppenheimer 5 & Co order
notify r Conida, order notify II Thomas, or
der notify National Bank. order notify p
Sampson, order notify j b johnson, order
notify Moore & Co. order notify Whitehead &
Co. NJ Prayer l. Pulzel Palmer Hardware Co,
A Ouint & Bro Roggen & +. p 5 Ross ; r &
w Ry, Savannah Brewing Co, Savannah
Steam Bakery, savannah Cotton Minis,
savannah Furniture Co, Savannah Grocery
Co Southern Cot Oi Co, Solomons Co.
II Solomon & Son. p Shotter Co. ) A
Schreiner. sullivan, DR. NJ Schwab, +
Schwartz l. c Strong, I Sampson, Smith
Bros. r Is Springer. g w liedeman q BRO,
u NJ Terry p Iuberdy. Theus Bros J II
Washington + A Wheeler f Werner, w T
Walker D Weed & Co. 7 West & Co,
4 NJ q C W West, w TT Co, steamer Alpha,
steamer Bellevue. SO Tx Co
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Receipts.

Per Central railroad, July 3-92 bushels
rice. % cars melons. POO sacks rice, 20 casks
clay, IS bis lenters, , 1873 bbls rosin COZ pbls
spirits, | car bran, car wood 1 car lumber
car flour, 1 car fresh meat.l car hav, / car
grlts, bales hides, bales wool 1876 bales
cotton.
Per Charleston and Savannah rail
way. July 81 carloads wood carload meat
. bdlshides 25 sacks peanuts.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail
road. July 3 5sbdls moss, % bdls skins. IL
hdls hides, 16 cars melons. Is crts cantloupes,
T. casks clay. 81 bblS pears, 4i7 bales Hnters
Is arS lumber, 4 cars ties Is cars empty cans
1856 crates vegetables, pa bbls rosin, So bbls
spirits.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western rail
way, July ga bales cotton, % cars melons
cars lumter, cars rock, cars wood, ? cars
beer, / car cattle. , cars meal cars oil 3s8-
crates vegetables, % bbls vegetables, 20l3
crates pineapples boxes fruit, IL bbls fruit,
? 6s7 bbls rosin, s47 bbls spirits turpentine, 3
bales wool, bdls hides IS cars meat.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg New
York; G q Anderson, agent.
Bark AUchelino. IItall, Albano, Garston
Dock; J Andersen & Co
Bark Adelphia NOR, Marcussen. Liverpool,
with salt to G NJ Gilbert & Co; vessel to j f
Minis q Co.
Schr John G Schmidt, Norbury. Philadel
phia; coal to D X Thomas & Son; vessel to
George Harriss Co.
Schr Anna L Milford, Henderson. Philadel-
phia with coal to Mutual Gas Light Co; yes.
sci to George Harriss & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-04

as Taddles going to marry the young lady
he is wish tonight
love.
who's that:'
he-Himself.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Hciress-I am so suspicious OF men
that / sometimes wish / didn't possess
wealth.
1he Good Friend but Just think dear, how
lonesome you would be without it, New
York Herald
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steamship Fsliciana [BrI. Lawton, Cardiff
arrived on 2d, schr 1alofa Fletcher, New
York, barkentine Kate, McGilvary, Vera
Cruz.
town LIST, schrs Luther NJ Reynolds, Gheen;
John c Gregory, Andreassen, New York;
amer Leonora, Span Algra Liverpool.
ship Engineer iBrI Wood Carfa"ena7 shin
Bellevue lNor) Jensen London; schrs Rol-
lin sanford. ANN, Newman, New York (;
Fannie Whitmore lAmnl Campbell, Mama
nilla.
For add{+Jona, -, ;,,r;r, q. vo,rs
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship VIM Crane, Bond, Baltimore
John Carolan, Agent
Steamship Cltyof Birmingham, Burg, New
York-C @ Anderson.
Bark TIL Thoresen [Norl Salvesen, Bristol
Chr G. Dahl & Co.
Scbr Ida Lawrence Campbell, Baltimore
George HarrlSs g. Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-04
THE MARKETS NEGLECTED.
Generators Preparing TO Celebrate the
Glorious Fourth.

Foreigners the Heaviest Traders In
che American Markets-Cotton I'm
,,-oved Somewhat in Controlling
rrarkets-A Dull Day in the Stock
vobanRe - Fair Local Trading in
cotton other Markets Quiet and
Steady
savannah, July S.-Most of the attention OF
,-aders was turned toward preparations for
ing the city to spent tbs holiday, and
t-siness was We " much restricted IN conse-
9Tence There was fair business done in
99,.on hut other departments were quite
51u The same co nditions are shown by the
laramie reports from the leading mar
IS NJ the United states. The Chicago
T7oard of Trade was closed.
Tomorrow being a legal holiday, the ex-
.,,a,ges will be closed. No reports of the
Local or Geographic markets will be re-
ceived.
mo following resume of today's markets
iii show the tone and the Latest quotations:
Cotton.
There was good demand for spot cotton
.o5av AT ruling and steady prices, owing to
70 LAVA adyance in the controlling markets. The
ea1es for the day were 36l bales On Change,
80 ~ regular midday call at O'Clock p. m,
81 market was bulletiued steady and I'M
HANGED The following are the otnclal quo
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to-day to- The following are the quotations at
lots lsaisc higher
Naval Stores.

Spirits Turpertine-There was no change in
the status Of the market and at the Board Of
Trade 1t Is still bulletined at 23c for regulars
l mere were sales OF 10 barrels reported a the
morning call at that price
Rosln-Ihe market was rather quiet though
unchanged. At the first call at II clock al
the board OF Trade there were sales Of 762
barrels posted, including all grades at IN
changed prices. The market closed firm and
unchanged
the Board of Trade
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-04

Steamship City Of Augusta, New York
Bark Onward Nor Belfast.
Schr Ida Lawrence, Baltimore.
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Arrived at Tybee Yesterday.

Steamer Katie, Bevill Augusta and way
T Gibson, Manager.
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sailed From Tybee Yesterday

Bark Giuseppe TItall Lauro, London, for
orders-Chr G Dahl Il Co.
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New York, July 3-Palmer, Rivenburg g.
Co. quote Watermelons extra'S20. O0030 90 per
hundred medium, &l2. 0OG1s .00;pears, LeConte,
barrels, a5O0460J; crates, Sl27G9l..5; grapes,
Florida, Niagaras, Sl5O4300; champions
S10oQ2 co. eggplant, Florida, s2.005I400
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-04
For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice to Mariners.

The United States photographic once has
been removed from the basement TO the first
floor OF the Custotn House, and now occupies
the office il the northeast corner Of the
building.
Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton will be furnished masters of vessels free
of charge in United States photographic
once in the custom house. Captains are
requested TO call at the office
Reports OF wrecks and derelcts received
for transmission to the navy department
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

~~~-~~-O-~~~~~~-~-~~~-~~
Sun Rises. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e. 4:57
Sun Sets ............... Neutrality-suspicious.. FOB
>~-~O~0~~~-~~~>>~-~-~-~-~~
High W alter at Fort Pulaski 7:40am, 8 OF pm
Central Standard Time.
ANnArnclntr Itnlr
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day last year.. ........... Holiday
New York, July 3.-Rosin quiet, steady
strained, common to good 81 35QS1 40 Tur-
pentine duh and nominal at 3oA@30Ac.
Charleston, July 3.-Spirtts turpentine
firmly held at 2s1ic; receipts l27 Rosin-good
strained firm at 81 o.; receipts ls6.
Wilmington, N. c., July 3.-Rosin dull:
strained, 92i2c good strained. 9714c. Spirits
turpentlne nothing doing. Tar nrm, 81 81
Crude turpentine steady; hard 81 90; soft
81 10; YirgIn. g D
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-04

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Montgomery and New
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-04

tnls week.. 4,U6O ola 1882 GAY
Liverpool, July 3, noon.-Cotton-Qui
dema~d tair; prices unchanged; American
lean. $500 bales; speculation and export, 500
bales; receipts 1000 bales; American 500
bales Futures opened steady; demand freely
met
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-04

No 80 ar Savannah 8 25 pm, No IS. II 80 a
From Jacksonville and ali points
South, Middle and Western Florida and Ne
Orleans by the Florida Central and PeninS
lar Railroad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-04
PLANT SYSTEM.
Charleston Florida
PLANT

on & Savannah R'y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05
run up u the woods and stopped.
We shut Off all lights and waited.

run up the woods and stopped.
We shut Off all lights and waited.
..In a minute or two we heard .
faint rumble, which changed into q
roar. then we could disting uish the
clickety clickaof wheels passin' over
the ends OF rails, the rattle OF ma
chinery and the hissin' OF steam.
while the pufiin' OF the exhaust was
SO rapid as to blend in hollow thun-
der. A whirlwiud Of sparks became
visible, and then with hop, skip
and jump. Jim's engine passed us
like a streak Of runaway lightnin',
the occupants never dreamin' we
were in the sidin'.
ave hunted up the nearest
preacher and got married; me. with
my lace all black and grimy. and
Mollie without any hat. for the wind
had blowed it away. Jack was wit
ness, and l let him kiss the bride for
/ thought hs deserved 1t. We got
back to Columbia about midnight,
and next mornin' took out the ex-
press as II nothin' had happened. "
Philadelphia Times
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-05
GRAINS OF GOLD.

The meek enjoy almost perpetual
Sabbath.
No one who cannot master himself
is worthy to rule.
When the judgment is weak the
prejudice is strong.
False worship will kill the soul as
quick as no worship.
The great misfortunes men fall into
arise from themselves
No man can be sound in his faith
who is unsound in his morals.
Every vicious act wealeens right
Judgment, and de files tho life.
Manners are not idle, but the fruit
of loyal nature and of noble mind.
He that worries himself with the
dread of possible contingencies will
never be Mt rest.
The fee BILE trcmble before opinion,
the foolish defy it, the wise judge it,
the skillful direct.
You cannot dream yourself into
character. You must hammer and
forge one for yourself
The man who loves his neighbor as
himself can put up with thousand
things no one else could stand.
Do well, but do not boast OF it, for
that will lessen the ommendation
you might otherwise have deserved.
The wisest man is he who doubts
his own Judgment with regard to the
motives which actuate his fe1low-men.
If you would improve in wisdom,
you must be content to be thought
foolish for neglecting the things oi
the world.