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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-01

San Francisco's sew fsatiroad.
San Francisco. Jan. si.--Adsiitionai sub
scriptions By citizens 10 the San Fran
cisco & San Joaquin railroad today In
creased the aggregate sum subscribed TO
sI.flo.s0Q
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HAVING ssstSs CaamA~risiu's Couch HEM
cry sa ssr family and found II 10 be ssrss-
sis~s article. tsss plsasase in rss,ssunseud-
In u 70 my dssaxs. Nv. FuSyxs. wcss-
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AVesssssa. Oar Sl,-~s gseciai.--T>se Dispute
between RE sssssvTfassss ur4na ana fSA
tAasesS came to a sasssen eaa a few DAYS
aso. Mt y sehasca, ~ RaSsan. apgse airing
en- tae Se~ae ard efsrtnx - SsszssYassk w-ssa
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PATTEgSoS--In Seattle. Thursday. Jan
Vary 81. 1895. TO DIR. and Mrs. Charles
F. Patterson. a son.
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AeKNrs wAxrKp.

NANTEp-AEen<s on SALARY 10 suArst
Efe Insurance. policy provides weekly
R1anS In case a sickness or accident.
- pa3 able AZ death ard natures as an
endowment In sx years. just what the
SALARY CT sscsrn1assfsr contracts for
right parties. We also warsT a few spec
tally god men az superinte1denrx As
ss1rance Lsfs Association, Tsrre Haute.
Ind
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when Baby was SICK. we gave her Castoria
when she vas Child. she cried For Castorsa.
When she became Miss. she chung TO cssoria.
When she bad Children, she save them cassorsa.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or m
state OF Washington In and ~ ~
county. II. II. Conn. plaintiff. - w.
aIider Contser. Mary r. Cortner 49,
Mortgage Loan Company. 4 -
ton, Frank NJ. Harshbefgcr. a. -
of Mason Mortgage Loan (y,us~S2ss.zzz
Julian Bryan. Jacob Hansen eH1} -
ton TegeEhoff, defendants Ss,re1r55=ss
The state OF Wash.ngtpm II f5sS -
Alexander Cogtner. Mary r.. Cos,kncs Ts
son Mortgage Loan Coutrany 4 -
tion; Frank NJ. HafShbcyger a. fSsSS5S-.{
OF Mason Mortgage Loan C0muarss 5sfz
ian BRYAN, Jacob Hansen ga H.!
Tegsrhoff. defendants:
You are tterehy summoned a 49,
within twenty days after the sefvjS ~
this summons. exclusive Of the ~ p
service. II served within IA 49, II
Washington. or II served txpun ven -
sonally without said state t4ren rasSse
sixty days, and defend the above esfS1s
action in the court aforesaid ara -
the complaint herein. and serve : -
of your answer on the aftornera vsoSS
names ere subscribed 70 rslss s,1zrnf,rrzs IS
the place specified below; and "a - q
your failure - TO do. judgmerx HS3 =
rendered against you, accorSine "a =
demand of the complaint. wl,sck IN -
filed with the clerk of said cnur4 s -
of which Is herewith served npou ~ z
WICKERSfIAM. REID q MEADE
Attorneys for the plaiitiff. r q &fdHo
j. : and 3 Mason block, TACOMA H16s
county. Washington
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See the RiaIto adj mis- Issue: great bar
gains
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ADvEKrIsEKs' NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy by ! o'clock Saturday to in
sure change.
POST-INTELLIGENcE CO.
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FOR EExr-nsLIs.

FOR RENT-Ref MEMS hall. corner
Front ara Marion: so per nsonsh. va
cant two days: also hall Tor meetings
and soeials at low rent Harms q Dick
man.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPERIOR cso1,pr 49,: -.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or 49,
county. state OF WaSaincffyn. = 4. ~ - .s'
department.. In the matter uf ~ 49,.
aansnsp OF Jacob Bessscf. q p<sssS II Z
Notice is hereby gSyen tfat 81 - r..
day or January. INS. I. korn - e. IT,
appointed guardian of the 49,
estate Of Jacob Bersch, a ptzr,ss 49,.
able OF conducting his own alFsi.e f. u
guardian.
Now, therefore. all persons hnv1--, :. .5s
claims or business wllaisoeypr rrfesSss NJ
s9Sd Bersch. his person, prvss~77 -
estate. will present the same to 80 -
al the Office OF Fred II. Petersoz. ~ 81
torney. AZ rooms and s. oly1nnic hssss
Seattle, Washington /. E0ne
Dated January Sfst. 1N5
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wANrED-PARTNER.

A LUMBER and SINGLE dealer, whose
capital. would ike 20 get a partner who
could put in from 5000 TO Eeoo in cash.
business safe AID profits bic. and 4 one
is not satisfied. can pull cash ali out
again inside ninety days. Address
Dealer. ost-Tnseliigencer office.
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ron nxxr-Ioneusa nousrs.

NOR HEST-sbEse of fhn@e isvsesy eats.
canvenl%nS. SAMMY, eesnQsese and ssrss-
s--as@ s4s ElxhtA str1sS
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EMPLOYMENT wASrEp-MALE.

WANTED Employment by a young man
with good references. acquainted with
clothing and furnishing goods. bat will
work at anything. Address T. %, Post
lntelfigencer.
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FoE gExr-FAEMs.


FOR RENTS acres fine land near
tticn bay: IS acres bottom land eight
acres beaver marsh: balance good farm
lard: t.saes3 feet GOOD timber. worth
for 81 per acre. j. 5. Morse. room -
Burke balIng
DAIRY MFsN-RSnSh fer rent l3 acres
"a niles 20 W hztcgsu on n}ark road
Address Bacon e Kills. Whascoss. Wash.
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EMPLOYMENT wANrEp-FEMaLE

EMPLOYMENT WANTED FEMALE
WANTED-plaoe as housekeeper by the
week or month. Room IS. Southern
hotel, los 20 Commercial street
wANTED--Yonng woman would like
place at chamber work or general house.
work. Address L., acknowledgement.
wANTED-Goosi home for girl to do
light houseworg. go James street.
wANTED-Cseneral housework by COM
potent woman Room Is, Florence house.
Madison and Fourth streets
WANTED-An English lady wishes posi-
tton as governess. French. drawing and
music II required; good references. sal
airy. so. Address NJ. p, Post-Inteiii-
gencer.
HELP wANrED-rEMALE
wANTED-Onc good fva woman agent
10 canvass city. &n} two men TO cam
xass: also agents IN all paris Of the
Pacific coast. big pay. Can or address
Sll Pike street. Seattle, Wash
w7ANTED-rerson to assist with family
sewfsg Tor room AMI board; references.
Agspfy sis MsCfa1r street
wANrED-Girl 20 do general fpousewor<:
must understand cooking. .n25 Fourth
street.
WANTEp-Girl for general homework:
German preferred. sl2 Fifth street.
W.NNfED-An experienced Girl for gener-
al hoGsswprk; Seandiga Wan or German
preferred. Gail AT ti6 Columbia street.
naLr wANTEp~MAGg
WANTED-tNanrp waiter. $50: % re max
ers. lee. Swedc farm hand so: ssoo~i
NslaspsseFSS sec; bats. @Ac. loharDrS. 40
acres slashlug; business chances.
tsaFss $. lao Washington street.
WANTED Hand sbislsssr s.. barker e..
swAa1nsr; s.: hAackSnxsa. s. =. five men,
- -, a s<sa1s Sl,.S, greasers. SIS; sawyer,
y. &atp sunday and Afafffav Rae A.
Crawford fafaeEax hotel
WANTED Special agesss and district
snaEagers BY the MaSsact lsss.frS Isss,psssfg
f-sfe. Of Boston. - year deferred ara
sSfasr desirable faTTs9s Of fsxssssx a 49,
lately iiac1a1 test able from date Of issue.
over S.1sasss sstSs surplus, Insurance az
about twa~thtFSss cost ~ .frssss Ifrass ses>y,,
SDs4rlsss- Why waste you~ tfrYyk .g-,-ssx- ~
write high~pTice~i Insurance Lars
Csts, tsers~TAl Agent, y Hsackley sssck.
Seattle
WANTED Fer rnl.ed ssato4 army. shle-
hosse1- unmarried mesa. between sh.>
agrs - - aD<i 3: EosI nav ra.s,ss.
c$0shtag ard medical a4Ssrs.sz nee Y,.s,sf
aee pres2Te@4 80 Furnish satisfactory evl-
Sissnt,e 80 - aze. character and -as,*S
.Ngnay ~ room q Boston hissek ~ Ssa,rle.
MASH
" ANTEsip--Tos5ay. an eaerxetis. gentle
man oT lady Vita small cash caratal
Cali FL Maztssa street.
WASTEzD-Agezts for the Mutual Re-
serve Fund i4ifs Association. first rate
contracts IL competent men. Cali on ar
sss4FTzsS James De GerTsesa. manage for
Washington. - Burke building. Seasfis
NA<TEgs-Th0se desiring male hefg, can
seq Il al the cssy nilsson free OF cost
81 tCGsB1e-esAl street Teis.fsn-= fEar
FOR ExSr-IopGI>G HOUSES.
nor REST-sssse Of fhas~ s<sx.ss. e.t~.
c0zyenl%rg. sunny, sxsgApsese and rrxs-
Sass s.s Eighth stEeeS
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FRANK b. WRESTLING. 80 New II
block.
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PASSENGERS.

Per Steamship Kansas City for New
york-A J Mitstead and wife. Miss Nit
sfsad, Mrs. J II Furber, Mrs P Golden
and child. Mrs MCGOWAN, Miss Carry Col
Ier, Courtnay; w B Robinson,
Greenberg, John ] Monahan, Thomas
Hunter, c Vernon and wife, Miss E NJ
Goose, + B Norton. L Goldman, NJ
SETON. Charles Degam, William King,
II strauss, q z Wright, Percy Jackson,
John NJ GEL, II Hall, James Hart. Miss
Barbara Muller, J NJ Futch, Prof A A
Persons, J W Sitton, T e Sostella, Harvey
Hicks Hiss NJ Mack. Miss K c Grady. H
r Evans and wife. Mr. Holden and wife,
William Kehoe and wife, T w Collier, w
+ Estes. Mrs Henry Freeman, Maj w T
sbeiIman and wife, A Eichberg, George
I Cam. H E Wilson and wife, r NJ Screw
en-. Fred Myers, Jr., George Freeman, Ed
c Mercer w G Austin, + c Wilson, w b
Burpitt, Nelson. Wylly Woodbridge,
Mrs DR. Burne, George c Smith and fam
liz. Mrs w + Bailey, Roy Bailey, Miss
Stella Bailey, Capt F b Straehan and wife,
Miss Isabelle Baty, Miss Irene Hall, Miss
Katy Conroy, a L Barcham and wife,
MIR Davis and wife.
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II. Ii. SPERRY * CO..
-DEALERs ~
Southern Securities,
$50 =. GERMAN ST.. BALrINORE. MD.
Entire issues bought. Advances
made or marketable coIIatera.s.

are brown and the growth Of the plant
mas virtually stopped. This - especially 50
on light gray and sandy land. The sea IS
land does not seem to suffer so much
bonneville. Clnch County. Georgia. Au-
visited with the seVerest thunderstorm
and rain storm yesterday that has fallen
In many years. Sea island cotton was
greatly damaged. Conservative farmers
say that the crop wall fall on al least
thirty or forty per cent. a great many OF
the plants are shedding the leaves and
young fruit.
Hazelhurst. Appling County, Georgia,
Aug. 2-Sea island cotton: Cotton is
opening rapidly and several bales Will be
reported by Sept. !. The past week has
been very rainy. Other crops are In good
condition
BranfoTd, Suwanee County, Florida,
Aug A-Notwithstanding the continued
rams for the past few weeks. the sea island
cotton crop through this section, is re-
ported in fair condition. The outlook indi-
Gates an average yield per acre, the acre
age THIS year. being considerably less than
that of last year
Madison, Madison County, Florida, Aug
A.-The condition of the cotton crop of sea
island cotton is not as good as il was a
week ago. There is considerable scalding,
shedding. and complaint of the boll-worm
The rainfall has not been SO general, but
quite heavy, where 1t rained.
Douglas, Coffee County. Georgia, Aug
A--Continued wet weather is damaging
70 sea island cotton in this Coffee cOun-
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pike, or Susquehanna salmon have be-
come abundant in the Delaware, and the
fishing for them is at some points the lead
ing piscatorial sport. The most killing
bait for these gamy fish is young lamp
reys, or lamper cells, as the local nomen-
clature has IL. These are dug from the
sand along the river shore, where they
bury themselves soon after coming from
the egg. Last summer / was for a few
days at a place on the river where the
wall-eyed pike fishing was good, and l
was anxious to try it.
Can't do it, said a fisherman / spoke
to about 1t. Can't get no lambers.'
Then 1 learned that leading citizen
of 5the place owned nearly all the land
along the river where lampreys could be
dug. and he refused to let any be got for
bait.
Not a bit of it, l won't! he said to me
when l asked the privilege. DO you know
why cells are getting scarce I'm the Della
ware? I'll tell you! It's all come from
this raid on Hamper cells that has been go
Ing on for l don't know how many years.
Digging all the male GELS and using em
up for bait! S'pose people should turn in
and go to killing off all the boosters in
the valley? What would become of the
poultry business? No, sir! These lamp
ers are on my land and I'm going to pro-
tect 'eml The future amt going to be
robbed of its cells, not IL can help itn
80 had to go away without having
any sport with the wall-eyed pike. over
in the Susquehanna valley there is great
prejudice against the eel because of the
belief among many people that the water
snake is in some way responsible for the
paternity of that Juicy and well-favored
fish, nowhere more juicy and well-havored
than as 1t comes from the Susquehanna
waters.
"There are many other interesting the
cries of eel propagation advanced by ma
tricts, and 1 tell you science ought to go
out and talk with them. 1t would get some
points"
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THE GROWING COTTON CROP.
Considerable Complaint of Rust and
shedding aud Damage by Rain.

The reports received by the Morning
News from the cotton sections, show that
there is considerable complaint about rust,
scaId and shedding. and of boll-worm in
some places. The reports Of damage to
sea island, especially, are numerous, and
it is expected that the yield per acre will
not show a fair average
Paschal, Talbot County Georgia, Aug:
2f.-The weather for the first five days OF
the past week was perfect. with the Their
moueter averaging 80 degree al midday
Yesterday the Wind shifted 10 northeast
and since has been blowing little cool
There Is no change 70 note az 10 the gem
eral condition OF the crop, except, that the
rust seems 10 be gradually spreading over
the gray and sandy lands, compared 70
last years. tho present crop Is Al least p
per cent. or. though II IL yet possible that
the status may change for the better II
conditions hencefOrth are Favorable.
Mldviiir Burke County, Georgia, Aug.
2d-The last few days has proved very
DISASTROUS 10 upland cotton. The fecent
rains followed BY bot sunshine has caused
IA " rust 81 scald very badly Tic leaves
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Johannes (Nor. S25 tons, Hansen. Hull.
sid Aug. l.
Bergliot (Nor). SOB tons. Olsen. Rotter-
dam, sid July ?.
G. b. Harbitz (Nor), 652 tons. Dahl, Lon
don, sid July g.
burg, sid July IL, passed Beachy Head
%.
Alert (Nor), 9O7 tons, Andreasen, Liver
pool, July 10.
Liberte (Nor), 400 tons, Arnesen, Antwerp,
sid July l6.
Llngard (NoD, 1,Oil tons, Bernt, Fleet
orsola dtaD, $50 tons. Garguelo, Bor-
deaux, sid July 10.
Augusta (Ner), S27 tons, Hansen, Liver
pool, sid July p.
Norvegia (Nor), 599 tons, Christophersen,
Middesborough, sid July %.
Johanne (Ger), $50 tons, Jensen, Aber-
deem, sid July %.
Aremore (Nor), 1913 tons, Sorensen, Lon
don, sid Aug. 3.
Broderfolket (Nor), 6SS tons, Johannes.
sld Aug. 3.
Mariannina QtaD, 1876 tons, Astarita, Bor-
deauX, sid July &c.
Elektra CNor), 597 tons, Hansen, Table
Bay, sid June 26.
HvdeOn (Nor), 561 tons, Andersen, Bel
fast, sid Aug. II.
Geyalia (Swd, $40 tons, Schriel, Liverpool,
sid Aug. II.
Dub (AusO, sos tons, Cassovich, Antwerp,
sid Aug. IL.
Curl (swdl 691 tons, sjungberg. Sharp
ness, sid Aug. II.
M9gnat CNor.), 6s6 tons. Hansen, Rotter-
dam, sid Aug 20.
Hanna (Nor). S97 tons, Dahl, Garston
Dock, sid Aug. 16.
Concettna Qtal.), 1893 TONS Garguilo, Liv-
erpool sid Aug. 16
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PANTHER VERSUS SNAKE.
Telegraph Operator Witnesses q
Deadly TussIe In His Camp.
From the New York Press.

From the New York Press.
Highland Falls, Aug 2l.-Harry Wiliet,
telegraph manager of West Point, had an
exciting adventure last night at Popolopen
Lake, where with several friends he is
camping.
There are dense forests for miles up the
mountain sides and reptiles and wild ami
mails abound there. When Willet awoke
early this morning he felt a heavy weight
on his chest 1t proved to be monster
snake. For nearly an hour Willet lay
without moving. Finally the snake un-
wound itself and crawled toward the foot
of the bunk.
Almost simultaneously Willet saw
pair of cleaning eyes in the darkness.
Within a moment q fierce tussle began be-
tween the snake and a panther that had
ventured into the tent.
The snake buried his fangs again and
again In the panther. who clawed and bit
the reptile until it died. The bites Of the
snake was too much for the panther, and
in few minutes he fell over dead.
Willet called for his friends, but was too
weak from fright to leave his bunk.
The snake and panther have been skin
ned and will be stuffed.
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"A not unpleasant remedy for indiges-
ton Is suggested by medical authority.
lie declares that by resorting 10 a slow
and regular rocking motion after meals
gastro-intestinal peristalts (the worm
IKE motion OF the intestines when aid
ing the digestion OF their contents) is
stimulated, and perhaps whose digestive
functions are habituaily sluggish thereby
experience marked relief. He especially
recommends ths measure IN cases whore
there Is any want Of tone Of the stom-
ach. The rocking chair should be so
constructed as 10 be- SET IN motion with
out much effort. and the inclination OF
the axis should fe sufficient 10 place
sition.
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sCHoONERs.

Island City, 4O6 tons, Thompson. New
chauncey T. Burk. SO tons, Fisher, Phil
adelphia, sid Aug. 10.
Coy; Hail. $50 tons, Willis, Philadelphia,
Fall River, sid Aug. 8, via New York.
John f. duBignon. 5l5 tons, Turner,
Norfolk sid Aug 90
j, s. Hopkins, 391 tons, Bennett, Balti-
more sid Aug. p.
Emily F: Northam. S16 tons, Johnson, Phil
adelphia sid Aug "a.
A ID. Lamson. 426 tons, Smith, at Balti-
more, Aug "a
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The visible supply of Cotton.

The visible supply of cotton to Aug. %,
a. a., made up by cable and telegraph is as
lollows The continental stocks, as we'll
as those for Great Britain and the ahoat
all the European figures are brought down
70 Thursday evening. But to make the
totals complete figures for Aug. %, we add
Sne item of exports from the United
day only:
1896 1894
STOCK at Liverpool, bales. i, 27S.OOO 1O6s,OOO
0'oek at London -. So. 10000 5000
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EXPORTS.

Per Steamship Kansas City for New
York; bale upland cotton, Is bbls rosin
nl IA bales domestic, 100000 shingles,
& 50 bbls rosin. p bbls spirits turpentine,
( 1900 feet lumber. bales hides l6 tur-
Ties, 81 cases cigars, 112 pkgs fruit, $500
stlYes. Is tons pig iron, 266 pkgs mdse.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
smship Kansas City, New York.
MEMORANDA.

CHARLESTON, 5. C. Aug. 25.-Sailed. schr
ca A. Phinney. Phinney. New York.
'V-w York, Aug. 23.-Arrived, schrs
wT 6 w %iSdfha% TOW 6%ssen f 1aTeR
0J5ni9n. Aug. 24-Arrived bark August
sun Jonssen, Savannah.
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United States exports to-
ny $1,000 --4--------....... Sol 2tfr
Total American ........-. 2.ls3O79 Los. us |

Total visible supply 80. 81. Z79 2.os7.sls
III ne imports INTO continental ports the
past week have been II 900 bales
Inc above figures indicate an Increase
IN the cotton in sight to date OF sf5C
DSiSs as compared with the same date
81 1894 an Increase Of 90. 80 bales over
the corresponding date OF lss3, and : de-
crease OF 1887 bales from 1882
lnula Cotton Movement From All Ports
Inc receipts and shipments OF cotton at
BOMBAY nave been as follows for the week
Aug. p
Four Years
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for This
Port.
STEAMSHIPS.

Martin SEAM (Sp) 1886 tons. Ozaniz, due
Sept. 10, to ldg cotton, Barcelona and
Genoa.
Lesnacrieve (BD, 1881 tons, Lawson,
sid Port Royal. Aug. %.
Octubre (Sp), 1910 tons, Tribisarrope, at
Sapelo due to ldg cotton, Barcelona.
Bendo (Br), 2,2Sl tons, Warrall, Las Pal
mas, sid, Aug. II.
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BOOK NOTICES.

Select Conversations With an Uncle. -
by H. G. Wells. The Merriam Company.
New York, publishers. Cloth. Sl.25. This
is charming little volume. The CONVEX
Stations contain some fine bits of phlloso-
ply and many shrewd glimpses of human
nature. No one who reads the book will
fail to be satisfied with it.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
-,1-ion VIII be furnished masters of YES
- free of charge in United States Hy-
geographic office in Custom House. Cap
ANS are requested to call at the office.
Rel9rss Of %rS4k ana 20 t dePe n
par;ment.
For additional shipping news see other
-.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-26
SHIPS.
BARKS.

Juletrea ONor). sos tons. Erickson. Hull.
sid Aug. l.
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1RRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Australia (Ger). Levetzow.
IN orleans TO Id. naval stores. Europe.
Es.racnan & Co.
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According to the foregoing Bombay APP
pears 70 show a decrease compared with
last year in the weeks receipts of 1000
bales and an increase III shipments of l,o00
DaIes, ana the shipments since Sept. 1
show decrease of S3l. 600 bales.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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SAVANNAH. Monday. Aug 26. 1895.
rises
-o--e
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