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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

Stake, SPOKE ut some length on sus-
tanning OF authorities ana parents Vlsil-
ing the Sabbath school.
Elder Goddard spoke Of the blessings
we enjoy AZ people, and n our follow
Ing the maxim. "Duly before pleas.
ufe.n spoke alec Oi punctuality, the
curse ofsal0ouH, and of the prayer and
the necessity thereof Closed ty sing.
ing, "WhO's on the Lords side2
WhtgD
Df. Maeser took Tor bis text, "Feei
my Lamhs,D showing bow TO teach
aud search the Sgnptufes-uot to
merely read them.
Singing, - seph Smith. First
Pfnytf." Boz ediotion by Elder Geo.
MFtKley.
pm. Meeting called 10 order By
Elder II. =. ColltL Singing ~ =
mixed sabbath school choir. Prayer
by Elder GEORGE Billing'. siuginD
"Faf, 'ar sway.O
Elder Il. C0llot spoke " the Church
school; lis past labor AMI in eble1uutE.
Dr.. datsrf spoke Ia too Interest ui
the Church school work. lie repeated
tho instfuctif ma given him uyPfesileut
Bingham Young before Organizing the
~ = hNAAflNNH hlhNhfN NAt - .
academy to lstge banyan tree. Told
the people to sustain their own Church
anu not depend upon tue general beard
TOT means. "MARo u esli.sustainiug
by your patronage"
Elder Goddard spoke words Of en-
o0utBg meut, and pfOphesied that the
Uihtan Stake academy would never
close Tor want Oi neans. Closed by
singing, Hard times come again no
more.
The following resolution wa. then
adopted: "Rss1lveI, That We extend q
vote Of thanks 10 the SINCERE, the dra-
cons, the clnsses, those who pfrraieu
the bOwety, anu all Others helping 10
make this conference a success, MT Tor.
Eelting our visiting btethtfi, ssking
them u come again, aud Ga blcss
theu!'
Singing, "Slng We now NJ part ng."
Benoiiotion pronounced ~ Eidst -.
Black.
Brothers Goddard aud Maosor left
Monday morning ont cir return home.
IL. l.. WOODWARD,
stake Secretary.
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The probate court disposed Of the
following cases this morning:
Ia tho matter VI the estate Of Joseph
James, deceased. the hearing NJ the
nhAl account aud petition Tor disttlhu'
ton oaue on a. per. continuance Of Iuiy
20, 1895. rnc proof OF publication aud
posting Of notices approved, Thomas
james was sworn ami examined. The
order was made ~ prayed tor.
In thu satnto aud guardianship OF
John Is. Chase the hearing on citation
To show Gauss why surety on bond
should n i 10 permitted 10 withdraw,
Camo on as pef continuance " yestsT'
day; aud hearing ON citation 10
guardian t. snow cause why Shb shoul !
not bo removed ~ guardian VI said
minor came on NJ per continuance Of
yesterday, John Il. Chase was sworn
aud examined, The case was held
under adyisUment until Thunday
at 10 am.
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LITERARY NOTES.

In the ReUieD Of Rtrie0s for August
jacob A. Rus, tho author Of How the
Other HIli Liyes, tells tho dramatic
story u The Clearing Of Mulberry
Bend, the rise ana fall Of typicAi
New York Stun. Tbs "man OF the
month"; selected ~ the subject OF the
leading character sketch is Theodore
kO0,eyclt, tue intrepid police commits.
slouotof New York CITY. The writer
Of tue sketch IL Julian Ralph, who, NJ
= journalist, has followed closely Mir.
RJ0saveIps remarkable career slucr
the young X niokerD0eker nrst began 10
stir up the dry bones In politics as m
Assemolymsn from New York CITY In
th0stato legislature. Mr.. Stead's sketch
Of the new British ministry 10 n clear.
cut snalysia Of the makeup OF the
third Salisbury cabinet. This number
Of the RouicW will prove invaluable
Tor reference " heusyer questions arise
pertaining to events Of tle past year
Within tho British empire.
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Cyrus Edwards, Please Answer.

wALDES, Tenn, Aug. b, 1895.
Editor DescTct NoiUE
while car washing small mining
town In Scott county, Team, Ia com
pAny with J. N. Allen, VIZ met with a
brother belonging to our Church who
said ho ha / brother Ia Salt Lake City
and had Lost track Of him. He asked
US N We would try 10 Hind him; to
which We arquiesced. We dropped n
few llncs 10 the NEWS, which was sue.
cessfIl IN finding him. On going back
there fow weeks later 10 mold u meet.
ing. one David Edwards came 70 ~
ami sAid he hsd a brother who Joined
eur Church some yoafs ago and went
g. Utah. lilo does not know whefo lie
IL. He asked us n We would Try to tind
him, to which We agreed. HIS name
IL Cyrus Edwards. Any information
that could DO given OF him Us to his
Whereabouts would DO gladly received
by David Edwards, Almy, Scott
county, Tenn.
q. II. WINTLE.
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COUNTY COURT.
A Late But Lively Session Yesterday
Afternoon


The county court members held
session yesterday afternoon, be
ginning too late for an evening
papsr to obtain particulars for on issue
o. even date.
The business disposed Of was ~ fol-
i5wn Two petitions for the aproin'-
ment Of peace officers at Bingham were
received ami fiieU.
A License TO retail liquor WAS ordered
Issued to r., G.. Williams.
The claims Of the following were r..
isrted u the attorney. T.. g. hntigcT
ogden Gas ana Electric Light COM
pany, General Electric company nuI
w. 4. PrUudiool.
The claim Of Y. ID. MaRHJld for $40
was referred 10 the leieutmou.
n. 4. Burns was removed frlm ihe
position Of Tosd supervisor o. Dilloi
II, and william LaWsJu was AZ
pointed to take his place.
qnr snERFF's SALARY.
That bone Of contention, lhu Hh'rln''
salary, came up again, but ~ usual ~
was passed over without settlement.
suleutmen Gedles anu RJbcriu arc
strongly opposed 10 raising me
shofiii's salary, d they were up 20
aims when Mf. Hardy asked that ms
case he displso d Of Each tfiel 10
Guido the other In putting quts Ions 70
him concerning his statemcnt last
winter that 5000 would satisfy hin
aud his request Of tho court Tor All
matfon. Mi Hardy sald no h'l
thought that 900 would be ouili Client
but Of late the ctimiunl business hHs
multiplied TO such au extent tnat no
cannot keep up with IL aud pay the
expenses himself. The matter rested
here.
TAKE FfEs FRUu STANTON
Some time ago County Clerk Stan
ton made u claim fOi o. Tor services IN
every hearing Of cases OF inHanl, We
This was cut down 70 $500 by he
court, but yesterday Geddtb Offered
the following
Resolved, That the compensation uf tho
county clerk, Ra now hxud. shall DO ~
ul for all services rendered by said
clufk to salt Lake county, including MS
services In relation to examination OF IN
sane poraons.
Roberts made motion to adopt this,
anu II was seconded by the seleclmEn
from tho Thifd precinct When Put
10 Votp the two voted for ana Judge
Mentally again.t II. ChTislophetsJn
refused TO vote until he had legal ai'
vice on ths subject
Upon the Offering OF this fesolutl q
stanton quickly Informed the court Ia
very emphatic manner thAt " they
refused 10 rem neTate him Tor hls cor
vices IL Insane cases no would not dl
the work, tut would leave u 10 the
probate Judge. Judge Mentally, how
ever, stated that he has the Tishi u
charge SIS for every case, and he said
ho would do II, too, auu pay tic olrfh
from that. Roberts ana Geldes said
that they were acting on the opinion
VI the attorney, wbcfeupOn STANTON
came out with the statement that th'
attorney hal told him that he ought "a
have the money anu was entitled TO H.
An adjournment was takon to FIJI
day Iight.
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tic successfully you must know some.
thing Of slgobra, hut above oil whnt
you want tn develop within sell 10
hdchiHg BOWsr. Have your profession
develop from manhood 10 godliress,
drive out Auimslity, increase mental y,
strive 30 approach the u vine, remon-
ter your home, your country Is where
ever yOI are mYst useiul ~
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Suit Commenced.

Mary }. Alexander commenced sui,
In the Third district court today against
George h. Yesdon, Henrietta Yeajou
aud FEED q. Heath for tho foreclosure
OF n mortgage gwen TO secure the
payment OF 81 900 borrowed from the
plaintiff by Ihe defendants. Several
other parties are made defendants TO
the suit, they being Judgment credl'
tOTs Of tbs defendants named, haylng
occurred Judgments against them foi
uaLt
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Can't he Frozen out.

The Diamond aud a"ovl "Aler
Rock Suriugs colis ato too not Tor the
COAL @ mbiuc to trees out. sm the
sole arrnt for these celebrated ooals'
save Ju1 Yer ton ana buy u j. W.
Whitehead, Jr. IS west -econn South
street. Tri. 6's.
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And patrumE' am,n who sfurns the
oIHl mbiur aud srlls Ms cnsi upon
ts merits. lie Fclls the celebrated
Diamond aud Rock springs CoSl-,
Lump 1850, Nut $500, J, W. white.
n,ud, it, ONCE Is wet Second South.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS


We aye urAIquarterr aui general
wwt-Fp g,nts or MunyOnS rene
I,ri. puyhl n Franken, druggists,
tru.hrasl corner Main Snd Third
south sifeets, Salt Lake CITY.
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5O2 Persons peport Themselves
Cured In Right Days. aud Gs2I
Nlals Of His Rcm"di,s sold.

There IL no question whatever abou'
Munyon's complete victory over the
old way u treating dlsesse. duch
testimony has never been received In
Salt Lake Guy by all OF the different
medical pfepntati1ua In tho word To-.
Re,her AZ ~ the MunyOn Remedy
company dun' 3 the Iast wees. Hun
dtedB have bttu cured VINO do not
report this fact % the pspofa " repre-
sentativra OF tho company. Yet We
have 502 persons who III ht days ago
we're SunrTigs vito some uilmeni,
halt Of them NJ least who had spent
all their mouuy with dnct0fs,, anu
given up hopes Il recovery, who come
~ us anu tay3 81 am well agnin,"
cured with one OF two bottles OF Nun.
you'a RtmeGioa ats cost not tHceo j..
INK tEc price VI one visit from their
Physician. -Four petsUns only have
dec AIRED they received no benefit, Hni
some Of those after yiriiiDg MuuyoL's
representative nj the kuutsiOfi motel,
iiud that they nave not takon The
proper Cufet, mi igol Clnudent OF Gt-
uOvery In the near future.
Professor Muuyon invites physicians
Il this city ~ send him the nnmc nj
address UI siy patent whom they
acknowledge! cannot DO cured by tbelt
mbthOus, on receipt Of which tho pro-
lesser will administer ,ucn fumsdirs
~ bo think, are required, Tree Of
charge, anu allow tue results 10 DC
pubiisbeu IN the dHiiy papets.
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MUNYON'S
TRIUMPH.
II Has Been Proven That His Rem
edies Cure 80 Out Of Every
100 Who Use Them.

Tho Most Careful Investigations by
the Press Result In - Glorious
Victory for Ills New school Of
Medicines.
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wa union rnclnc, Augu.I i5m,

To Ogden ami return, via Union IA.
olfc, August 10th. The offieial route.
Trains leave al . y. N,
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Effective July 9Th, 1895.
4s'hi 1Tpts a'id Dspari u sal La,
ca Dahg, a. FsAsais

~ Duttt a. fsNeNat
AuuivE
FROM Al fa'iern points ..............tp,.
tIVm Butte, Portland, Eau fr,A.
CISCO aud OEdoa. ................ ana,
From al Eattern points. Tara Cty
and a.....................
Prom san francisco, tacne vaiIsF
ogden ana intermediate uoIaip
'itom Milford Juah trofo. saupt,a
and kureta.................. tBra
lfton Terminus Ahd ToOcle...... ~
uFrAur
for ogden, Cache NAnry IAFs gItt
aud al iAstefnpuinta ..........,,. .B
Tor Oyuou hua intermediate poiats t0
Tor Ogden, intermediate points
Bate, Portland aud boise CITY taB-
Tor all ltaicfn poinu ogden. aui
ran ftanciaco ................ a.,
'luf ltfcEa. Provo, sAnpete Waller
Nopni JuAb and Fusco .... ..sgau
'Toi i"oele and Tsfmtnus. ;Nla
Strains south Of Jua1 ria dAIt tls,I
tuudAy.
Daily skccpt SUNDAY
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STOMACH AND pYsrEpsrA cUuE.

Munyon's stomach and Dyspepsia
Core cures all forms OF inJigvHti1n anu
It mach trouble, such as Using Of food,
distress after eating, shOrlncst OF
breath aud all affections Of the hear
caused by indigestion, Wind on ths
II mach, bad ta.Ir, oticn'iye breath,
loss VI appetite, ialuintsa or weakursr
" s,OmGuu, hvaische from iudigts'
uOr, SORENESS Ut tho s,Omsci', c1nicG
tongue, heartburn, shooting Palms VI
tue stomach, constipation, dilztLtsi,
laiutness auu lack u entIgy.
Munyon's NsIvc Cure Cufsa all the
symplOms OF uctvous ptoslrAuOD. sucu
as depressed splrits, failure VI mtmvfJ,
restless " sleeploss nlghty, pains IA
the head anu dizziness. IL cures gem
uFai debility, stimulates anu strength
ena tue noTNos anu tones up the whole
body. PIluo rs cent?.
Muoyon's Kidney Cure cures paine
IN tue Uaot IONS " gTOins from kidney
disease, dIupsy OF the feet aud ilmDs,
frequent desire TO pasu water, taTL
oUlUioI aud tutbid utins, sediment H.
tue urine aud diabetes. ltlcu 20 cents.
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RnEuMArrsM CURED.

Nuuyous Rhtum.ts Cure 10
guaranteed 10 cure .ncumStiam Ia any
part Of the J0iy. Acute Or muscular
rheumatism can be- cured Ia from ont
h i've days. IL speedily cures shool-
ing PALM, Boiaticn, lumbago aud al,
rheumatic psiusin tile back hips anu
lUius /. seldom tails 10 give ioliti
sitter ono o. tHO uUsos, aud almOst H..
vafiably cures before Ouo sottie has
been usoI.
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CatalTh positively Cured-ATe you
willing 10 spend 90 cents for cure
that positively CuTvs cslaTrh by TemOY.
INK lno cause OF tue liStasv2 II W ssh
your druggist Tor u 2b.cent bottle VI
MuuyOns CAtatTh Cure aud a 2b-ceul
bottle Ut CalaTrh Tablets. Tue CatarTh
Cure will eradicate tut disease from
the system aud the tablets will oieAnse
anu heal the all cited parts and feslOT,
them toa natural and hvallhiul con.
diuUn.
Munyon's Liver Cure oorFocis head.
ache, UiliOusuesy, lsundicr, cOnsIips.
ton aud oil liver dissaios.
hunyo u's Cold Cure prevents pneu.
moniA aud breaks up cold In n low
hJurs.
Munyon's Cough Cure slops cough,
night sweatp, allays soreness anu
speedily heals the lungs.
Munyon's Female Remedies are a
| boon 10 all women.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops
heaJAeho In three miuuteS.
Munyon's Pile oin' mont curss all
/ fOrmA Oi pilet,
Munyon's Asthma Cure anu HERDS
are guaranteed to relieve asthma IA
three minutes and cure In fye uayS
Price 81 cents each,
Munyon's Blood Cure erAiicGtcs all
imIuTllts rom the blood.
Munyon's NitaliLsr imparls nov
llir, restores lost powers 10 WEAK anu
GObIiltated men. Price 81.
Munyon's Homeopathic RtmsGy
Company, 1906 Area Street. Pnlla.
utipnls, "a, puts up specific, Tot near
~ eyory disvaBs, mostly ioT 20 cents y
bottle
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CITY BREVITIEs.

Rev. seaborn Smith win preach at Be
thesda Orphan Home this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. John Buckley, engineer of the
chemical engine at headquarters, is seri-
ously Ill. He is threatened with conges-
ton Of the brain.
In the court of ordinary yesterday Mr..
George T. Cam qualified as administrator
cum testamento anneXo on the estate OF
George w. Shaffer.
Mr.. J. A. Bates of the Ludden & Bates
Southern Music House has sent the Morn
ing News a photograph of the Savannah
theater. 1t is a good photo and is credit
to Mr.. Bates skill as an artist.
. The sealed verdict in the case of Mrs.
Lecty Robeen against the mayor and al
dermen of Savannah was opened in the
city court yesterday, and found to be in
favor of the defendant. She sued for s.. 900
damages for alleged injuries received in
falling over an exposed water pipe.
A match for hundred yard foot race for
$50 side has been arranged between two
young sporting men. The race is to take
place in the park extension Wednesday
night. Messrs viii White and Pierre
Marx are the contestants. Both are said
to be good sprinters and there will be
quite a large delegation of friends out to
see the race.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
orphans will be given at St. Mary's Home
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
programme is unusually attractive, con-
sisting of several new games and the
May-pole dance, which will be gracefully
executed under the supervision of Prof.
Black. The friends and benefactors of the
orphans are cordially invited and are
promised a most enjoyable afternoon.
The excursion of the grand division of
the Order Of Railway Conductors will ar
rive in the city this morning from Charles
ton on a special train of twelve coaches.
A committee from the local branch will
meet the visitors and take them at once
to Tybee. where they will breakfast. The
party will return to the De Soto for din
ner, and will take the cars for Thunder
bolt and Bonaventure in the afternoon.
Justices WiclSham and Naughtin, sitting
in the First district magistrates court,
tried the case yesterday of David Waters
against Sarah Lewis, being a forcible en-
try and detainer proceeding. Waters
claimed title to certain piece OF property on
Grapevine avenue and after mailing up
the doors of the house and the gate. 1t was
opened by the defendant, who rented the
premises to a man named Hamilton. She
also claims title to the property. The jury
found in favor of the plaintiff.
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LIssAK VERY. SPEEDY.
He Does n Mile and a Sixteenth in
;4S Ia mt LatOnia

Cincinnati, May 25.-At Latonia this af-
ternoon Lissak made a run of one mile and
a sixteenth in 1:4S14 showing that the ac-
copied belief that he is only the rival of
Halma in the,west Is not wild statement.
Augustus Strauss to-day entered MYRTLE
Hardness and Amanda in the stake race
and captured first and third money. The
other events were not of special interest
Summaries follow:
First Race-Selling, six furlongs. Santa
Maria, SO, Newcom, to 1, won, with Pew
tonia second and Contest third. Time
1l5I5.
Second Race-Selling. one mile. Pearl
Song 100, Cassin, 6 to 5, won with George
Beck second and Orinda third. Time 1.4tiL
Third Race-One and onevsixteenth miles
Lissak, IS, Perkins, l to s. won, with Raw
S. second and Cattaraugus third. Time
FASH.
Fourth Race-Clipsetta stakes for .
year-old fillies, five furlongs. value to tho
winner So, $50. Myrtle Hardness. 10. r. WI
liams, to g. won. with Altedena second
and Amanda third. Time O2A
Fifth Race-For 2-year-olds, fve-eigbtbs
of a mile Ramon. 10. Perkins. 4 to 5. won
with Squire G. second and Dsmoen third
Time 1854
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THE NEWS IN PooLER.
The Eighth District Wants Its Cattle
TO Run Wild.

Miss Katie Banks visited Pooler las'
sunday. She was the guest Of Mr.. c
Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Schwartz. accom-.
panied by Misses Belle Sack and Emily
link, visited at the home OF Mr. r. W
Jantzen last week
Miss Lizzie Jacobs is visiting her brother
Mr. " Jacobs at his pretty home on or
chard Hill
Mr.. r. Freeman and wife OF Charleston.
s C., are visiting the hame Of their
brother. Mr.. W. Freeman.
There will be services morning and even
ing to-day at the Baptist church. Preach
ing by the pastor. Rev. s. EdenheId.
Mrs. J. Quint Of Savannah visited Mr..
and Mrs. c. Hansen last week
Mr.. r. ". Farr and family. who have
rented the Morgan cottage. viii move up
next Thursday.
Miss Matte Mcclellan will spend the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Stevens,
at her home on Skinner avenue.
Mr.. B. SymOns, second lieutenant OF the
Pooler Light Infantry, was one OF the
successful druggists to pass his examirla-
ton before the pharmaceutical board last
week. .t
The ladies OF Pooler gathered and made
up 20 hand bouquets for the visitors to
the Sunday school convention in Savan-
nah. which were sent down through Mr..
7. Heidi last Thursday.
Mr. c. Hansen started up his tannery
IN full operation last week. There was a
rumor that Pooler would lose this indus
try, but the rumOr has no foundation, as
the tannery is here to stay.
a large number of the citizens Of Pooler
met at Newton's commissary last Thurs
day to discuss the proposition Of making
a change in the fence laws OF the county.
Mr.. D. L. Christian was elected chairman
and DR.. W. y. BleakneY secretary. After
a few remarks by Mr. G. r. Bevaps, Dr.
Bleakney, Mr.. Morgan and others, 1t was
decided TO adjourn until Tuesday even
ing. next. when a mass meeting OF The
voters OF the Eighth district. will be held
A large number have signified their inten-
ton to be present The Eighth district
is a fence district.
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Remarks-The following heavy rainfall
was reported: Greenwood, s. C., . 10 inches
Observations taken May 25, at the same
moment OF time at all stations for the
Morning News:
Norfolk 62, W NE, 10, raining.
Hatteras, 66, w SW, is, cloudy.
Wilmington, " W SW, light, cloudy.
charlotte, g., W Sc, v light, raining.
Ralelgh, s., calm, cloudy
charleston, 6S, W S, light, cloudy.
Atlanta, 81, W E, V light; cloudy,
Augusta, "a, W Sc, V s., raining.
Savannah, &c. w NV V light. cloudy
Jacksonville, "A. W Sc, light, raining.
IitusYille, 81, W E, light clear.
Jupiter, rs, W Sc, V light. cloudy.
Key West, so, W E, 8, clear
tampa, 80, SW V light prtlv cloudv
PENSACOLA, ", W SW, is, cloudy.
Mobile, Y, W S, 10. partly cloudy.
montgomery, t72, W S, V light clear.
Meridian, "a, calm, clear.
New Orleans, Nv N, light. clear
Galveston, rs, W S, light. partly cIoud,,
Corpus Christi, rs, W Sc, u, partly
cloudy. F- 0S
Palestine, 81. N, Wight. raining
kalnIali-Norfolk, 2.SS inches; Hatteras
z;S4' wilmington, trace; Charlotte. "a.
Kaieigh, 20; Charleston trace: Atlanta
90; Augusta, .S6; Savannah, .O5; Jackson'
vile 10; Jupiter, .02; Penscola, .o6; Tamna
.B; Mobile, trace; Montgomery. "a. Neu,
Orleans, .16; Palestine, 2.22.
P. H. smyth,
Observer Weather Bureau
temperature; W, wind; V, velocity.
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MEMORANDA

Note-The steamship Blenheir, %,
Trattles, loading phosphate for Elro,soll J
consignees, was left out of list Of 49,
IN port, published yesterday. -95''
schOoners Rob Roy. Norbury. New We ya.el
Blanche Hopkins. Woodland. Baltir,o-1ll x
Sailed-Steamer Cherokee Bearse ".
York; Bark Michele b. QtaD, Olivsri NV
Parker, Hammond, New York; Thor1lsss 4
Ward, Lyman, New York; Maggie T.
Lawrence, Holloway, Baltimore. Fdu.,sS;;
q. Hight, Richards, Baltimore: Mar, ~
Patton, Steelman, Baltimore; Emma y
Middleton, Banks, Baltimore; Mar,- O.
ties, Maker, Richmond, Va. o1''
New York, May ARRIVED scboo,.-
Hugh Kelly Haskell, Savannah; Iiz1is
Heyer Delay, Germantown, Ga.
Cleared-Schooner Greenleaf Jobns..
Woodruff, Fernandina.
Boston, May 23.-Cleared schooner wa.
lie H. Child, Giles, Savannah va
Brunswick, May 23.-Arrived, bark rsv,
s. Andrews Wheeler, Boston; schrs F-srt
w. Howe, Anderson, do; Theima, Leo az ~.
Carrie T. Balano, Bowers, do: Josenb ny
Hathorns Hoffsees, do. W.
Satled-Schooner James Judge Dayidso,
Satilla river.
Bull River. 8. c., May 2S.-Cleared s.s.
Agnes Manning, Heyer, Baltimore.
Beaufort, n. c., May 2S.-Passed sol,
John r. P. Moore, Sabiston, for Bogue h.
let. AZ
Port Royal, S. c., May 23.-Arrived sob.
Herman B. Ogden, Sheppard. Boston s''R
Philadelphia, May 23.-Cleared, steams-
Northern (Brl, Smith. Port Royal.
Liverpool, May 23.-Sailed, Warneth Han
(Br), Pierce. Port Royal
Tarifa, May 17.-Passed bark Tuis,
SPAN, Alonzo, Brunswick for Valencia
Altoona, May O.-Sailed, bark Sibal (Norl.
Christensen, Savannah.
Bremen, May 22.--Arrived, steamers Cor.
inthia (BD, Roberts, Wilmington. \ q.
Marcea (Br), Rhode, Savannah for Ham,
burg.