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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22


and regularity ~ ufo thore we're strong hopes OF
disposition and tbreu ,l np,idence 10 the winds
when at Xlsiers the resul, being that he is now
relatives His mother the widowed Czarina is
ceived from Fm nnu a" wam and he Berlin au-
thori,ies an unlimited leave of absence, II is be,
ina, Tho n o an hopes mave bo ,enG"G me d,ns
Alexander III viii rsmain with tho o'zarevitch %
tho eni ''' "''' '''"''" ~
card 80 r..'''olS "'e ,nh 80 ,ho s,,c,do Of
10, D,o, e ,",.r C.,oroi -, mi
versities ond col,o~.~ ord onc ~ the nrincipal
members of the Ministry OF Public destruction. Ii
French delegation tina, attended the Inaugural ton
OF the Statue OF Liberty had been led by extrava-
gance in his mode Of lie to resort gambling.
and that he used money at the carl-table which
Of no ms IM re was n o,'cn ., NV
'N' -.
The Club or Casino of the Villa DIES Feurs at
Alx-les- Iains where most OF the high play is car
riei on and which is almost as notorious its
ua,. &c ,ho c,ai,, :. ,,a,,o carlo hos inc, haon
closed By, virtue decree. bearing the signaturc
0uesionah nr,cice e an tbr bart Of the manage
ovn,. ,eI ba' ,b ' t.o'.nrrrcn, viii hermit ite re-
oniun NAV Gau ~. hemnn nnJer deren, man
agment
knpcror William has according 10 his own ac-
count been so rerea,ellv the snbiec, OF misouota-
ton In connection with his pubic speeches that he
l., won, ,,lo, a,o..,,.a 10 ao.., b.. a., ex,,ero
:; nv" io'ioMt" ,NtiH VIII Nv 49, " 49,,
~ clever stenographer or the name OF Dr. " eis9.
Mo was ioImrry oieiai M & ~ a on M r .ne
~ al nv, ~ ne -, 20 os 20 r,,,
HIS Majesty ana his advisers an opportunity OF
isNsHlg an ms PUBIC u''er"i'cvs pel''' "'! '''u
~ way ' F'''
NJ Rihot the Prime Minister OF France. is now
IN mourning f,r h.. s,s,sr whom no recentlv los,
~ '"o"'''"s ~, "' Sci ""V'' Nv L
uNde. very panirl circumstances Shr was 'un
over by tram at Calais. DEAN bc'nS hStah'aiieois
her ten-year-old son VINO was win hef AT Inc
r. ,.... .,,,,..oo-.,
~, . ,., ~, - ,, &,
a. ,l''''I ''' .''' e,.I ~ as,,o,so
Of the French Government 20 their offer a con
siderable proportion Of the forces in engage
ment with the Hovas foreigners members Of
That Legion Eirangere. when rs lnFaian.i ass slti
homes
A., ,,o,r .h,o,o 90 tn ,,r sox &c announced
49, ,, ,. . a,, w. ,.,~,,,. ;, s,.,,,, ,c,,ss
49, $500, ,,.1 ,..r ,,,ai. al r,ovo-
'"' i>"s'is" N"i""ci "''"'"" '''''H ""' $50
feat yet never attempted by woman mere l.
Rumanan Princess. Marie Bib"scp. however.
PariSennc by education. who three years ago swan
across the Hcllespont from the European 10 ne
distance ana the swiitneSs of the currents, are are
j.; ,h ,r, nav, az ~. ce",nrv hv ne Tnrlish
poet. Lord Byron.
,., ;..r,.A,,,,,. -, ,ho p,ss,,r inability, may
Inv '"''o' - Wv ~
be realized from the announcement Uat' CURING '''
r,,i,. c.,.o I,,rl ~ Russia VII
''' - 49,, -. .,,,o,
pos" by PUBIC auction oi no IcS' l-i'I 80 10y.
upon Whlch the pdhk mas p'fh Nvill''', :" -,
c.Cse lis mortgages, ,hr ome' IT." ~ a., 80 I'
belong 20 the afsiocrfcN, bcns nop'l'- ~ IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
THE GOSSIP OF EUROPE.

srrcrDE OF LEON ROBERT-EMPERoR WILLIAM"
srENoGRAPHER-A WOMAN TO SWIM THE ENG
IIsH CHANNEL-LOsT. Az IRISH GIANT
Grand Duke Georges relapse wnich mas oe'
Of such an alarming character that ''oi''
sor Won Leyden was summoned 10 tne a. g.
cssua Ia asserted to be entirely due TO MS
failure to comply with medical instructions durhs
his recent stay in Algeria. With ~perfect qu'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
SAILED ALONE OVER THE COURSES.

LIVERPOOL June 2l.-Everything was in readiness
this morning for tho Of the Royal Mcra'y
Regatta. but all interest subside1 when at noon.
the Britannia and Isolde sailed a.one over the
courses OF their respective classes for half the
pr.ze-money. The Aisa had proceeded for the Clyde
and the Caress did not arrive from the South. Tho
Mlmosa contrary 70 expectation. started against
the Niagara crossing the line q minute late. The
Niu1osa abandoned the race. the Niagara then being
far ahead OF her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
Cov0REsSnAy DALzkLL FOR 0ILKIsSoy.

Pittsburg. June 2l.-Congressman Dalzell. In an
interview tonight on the Quay-Has,ings-M agce-
Martin mix In Pennsylvania State politics. said he
hoped the State Convention In August would re-
elect State Chairman Gilknson. Senator Quay ia
opposed to Glkinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
MENDAL HOWARD SENTENCED.

London. June 21.-Mendal Howard. the American
who was arrested on April 30 FOR having in his pos
session q quantity OF engraved plates and other
material for forging notes was to-day found guilty
OF forgery and sentenced 20 ten years Imprisonment
"a hard labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
MARTINEZ CAMPos NOT WOUNDED.

THE REPORT CONTRADICTED IN DISPATCH TO
THE SPANISH MINISTER.
Washington. June A.-Seiior Dupuy de Lone. the
Spanish Minister here has received the following
dispatch from the Captain-General of Cuba:
General Martinez Campos Is quite well in San
tiago de Cuba. and the news reported OF his being
wounded is not true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
PLOT AGAINST THE SULTAN.

Constantinople. June 2l.-A plot against the Sui
tan has been discovered at the Iancadi Ml''"'y
College Thirty students have been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
CHICAGO cRICKETERs AGAIN WIN.

Picton Ont, June 1.-THE cricket match between
the Chicago Gentlemen Eleven and the Quinte
Cricket Club OF PictOn was played here to-day
The game resulted In the defeat OF the home team
by 10 wickets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
Guropean advertisements.

II UROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will ind
London of The Tribune. IS. S1est Street.
r. C. a convenient place to leave their advertisements
erd subscriptions for The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

GEORGE ROBINSON late OF Birmingham England.
VI viii hear something his advantage by writing
to VIM WITHERIDGE. 1873. Denmark Hi. Cainberweii.
nlon England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
THE KEYSTONE SET IN PLAC E
CuntIuucd from First Page.

Emperor stood alone behind the mainmast anu
above the commanders bridge. The Hohehzo'-
lern's band played INCREASINGLY while the BANDS oi
the various ships without regard to natiohan'''
PLAYED Hell dir Sicgerkranz" Most OF the war
ships had their yards Manned and the cheering
was ncessant The spectacle was magn'icen'
one These are all the war vessels that were IN
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european advertisements.
GLASGOW.

GLASGOW.
Dbilp'c Cociburn Hotel. sTem.) 100 rooms Pas o.
hhPo eyaor, Turkish baths. electric light. TermA
50 10. Every and inform alton 70 Scotch.
Irish English given American tourists ny pro-
prietress. A. %. Philip a American lady.
and Princes Square, a''" cos: to l %SIss
lcys Stores Hyde Park. Kensng,or Gardens, and easy
Of access % all sights and anuscnens Board and resi-
dence. $50 $500 weekly (inclusive Liberia. table
Rooms reserved receipt Of wire Mrs Edwin Easton.
Proprleress ,... .ts . ~. az -
I ONDCN Board and Residence Cleveland Mansion,
- 49, Cromwell Pl South Kensington. Superior house
and convenient position. Excellent cuisine Bath
Moderate Private sitting II required
lamar .:, '; ::5:,:: ;;' {: '..:
CONSTIPATION.
NDE :9 s;: ri S:ss E.; .:::
'h"n
r. GRrLLON,
GR|LLON ... IL. y, 4: 4; . s..s..:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

There Is no doubt that tho Russians are enjoy
ing more liberty under the rule Of the present Car
than under that OF his predecessor. For strike OF
all the hackmen OF Moscow-several thousand IN
numDer-has just taken place. the object beng not
TO secure increase OF pay. but 10 force the po-
lice authorities 10 repeal obnoxious regulation
concerning traffic. Tntil there has been
no interference on the part OF the Government with
the strikers. who are well organlzed on The Amer
lean system with plctets and ouposts. AMI a
Central Committee which distributes the funds that
are % replace The daily earnins. 0: the cabbcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

The Bulgarian Bishop Maienoh, heai o. me
United Church of Salonica and OF al the South
Slavic Catholics is missing. lie IS believed to have
been kidnapped during a vsl; to Cons'ant!aopI'. J.
seems that h invited - Inspect An Armenian
Catholic convent the Asiafic side II IN" 1'aria-
nellcs and has never been heard Or since. Mlch
excitement prevails IN Bulgaria ana Macedonia be-
cause OF his disappearance
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-28

Charleston. S. c.. July 2z-Arr,,..,
steamer Nemassee, Robinson, New w.
Cleared, schrs Grace Andrews. JobnsoLlAa 4
Baltimore; Napoleon. BOughton. SIN
"; w. Converse, Peckworth. New W.,
Rlllie ). Derby, NaylOr, Baltimore SAT-
Revenue cutter Lot NJ. Morrill,. Key W. ~,
schr Maggie j. Lawrence, Hollows, H.
tlmore; Nancy Smith, Smith: CIars
Phlnney, Phinney. New York. H.
New York, July zj.-Arrived. schoo,.--
Warwick, Penny, Charleston; Nellie 81
man, Coombs, Charleston; John r. Hait
day, Moore, Savannah.
- boston, July 25-Arrived schr Otsu,
overland, savannah. Sailed, schr Wal
than. Barter, Savannah d.
baltimore, July 25.-Arrived. schrs Ia,
bella GILL Collision, Savannah: Fl. : r 80
falr, Richards, Jacksonville
Brunswick, Ga, July 25.-Arrived howl.
II. l.. ROuth, Kirby, Rio Janeiro. bria
Suerah (Sp), Coll, Matanzas. Sailed he
stephen G. Hart, Hart, Providence. eats
Lucy A. Davis, Loring, Satilla. Clears4
schr san Antonio de Possible ISM Nj
ando, Arrecife, Canary Islands. AVAIL
ternandlna, Fla, July 25-Sailed. scb-
Myra Il. Weaver, Weaver, Boston.
philadelphia, July 25-Cleared. scbrs
Edwin A. Gaskill, Smith, Charleston. pa5o
wing, Johnson Savannah.
GrangemOuth, July 24.-Arrived bar,
Schweigaard (Nor), Simonson, Darien via
Queenstown. va
London, July 25.-Arrived. steamers
Glenochh CBr), Harrison, Port Royal
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central railroad of Georgia July r.
cars meat, l car slaves, 1 car ties, car
lumber, 16 cars melons, cars logs 200
tons pig iron, 51S pkgs mdse, 2475 bbls
rosin, 1898 bbls spirits.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western
railway July I'll bale cotton, $500 crates
vegetables and fruit, 40 bbls vegetables
40 bbls fruit, 1913 bbs rosin 756 bbls
spirits, y cars rock. cars phosphate, 81
cars lumber. 5 cars wood, 3 cars cross
ties, ! car bones, 1 car beer, l car bran, |
car corn, 2 cars hay, 20 bales wool, q
bales hides, car pig iron. 1 car old cop
per, cars mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway
July 27-3 cars wood, / car naphtha, car
lubricating oil. l car bbls, 4 cars mdse,
bales hides.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
road July 10 cars naval stores, cars
vegetables, cars melons, 3 cars clay, u
cars merchandise, l car domestics, l car
household goods, 1 car wood, l car gram,
l car naphtha, cars iron, car cotton
car meat.
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PAssENGERs

Per steamship Chattahoochee from New
Concannon and sister, r. A. Clifford. Fl +
Hastings A. Henderson. Edward Work.
man, wife and two children. w. O. Odv. 10
Philadelphia; AIRS. g. W. Morgan, Emory
Gill and infant, c. II. Batchelder
Per steamship City of Augusta from New
Aork-George L. Rebarer. Z. E. c. Haber-
sham, Hon. Emory Speer wife and two
daughters. A. b. Palmer, J. McCord, E s.
Master f. A. Herbert, T. A. Herbert. b.
s. Wells and wife, W. p Kavanaugh. c.
Saorback, Dr.. w. +. Aiken. Adam Scott,
James c. Morley, Charles Bondrean, ]. b.
Gaudet, A. J. Gaudet, N. d. Holmes. w.
Locker. A. Tsamat
Per steamship William Crane for Balti.
more-Mrs. NJ Katz, Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson,
Jr, w. II. Eisenbrandt, w. E. Metzger
and wife, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Singleton,
f. q. Bell and son, Mrs. Boyle.
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AN OLD MANS HEROIC SACRIFICE
He Killed Himself That His Family
Might Live.
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune
The fact that Edward Heringe, an aged
brass and wood worker, hanged himself
in his own coalbin in the cellar of the
tenement house No. a East One Hundred
and Thirty-fourth street has been recorded
in the Tribune. That this was an act OF
self sacrifice was made known yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Uhl, one of the tenants
of the building, who gladly paused in the
midst OF her labors-she was moving-to
discuss Mr.. Heringe who was such
nice, good man" He died" said she
with much praiseworthy effort to express
herself in English, that his wife and lit
tie ones might have life. He had $1,000
life insurance, which money, YOU see. now
they will get. They could not have it
while he was alive. And that poor man.
he try so hard TO get bread for his farni~
ly; but he was old and could talk not
English, and nobody would believe he was
a good workman. For most two years he
had nothing to do, and he walk the streets
hungry and weak, looking for any odd
job he might get to do. He often came
to me, and 1 give him a little money. and
he always pay it back so soon as his work
"A little while ago he come to me and
he say, For Gods sake, Mrs. Uhl. let me
have a dollar to save me my life insur-
ance, God will pay you. l said, Yes,
you shall have the dollar and / did give
him my last dollar 1 had in the house.
for my husband, he work by the day, and
we have not much. He went away. and
now know what he meant when he SAID
God will pay YOU He knew" and the
motherly eyes filled with tears. "he knew
what he must do to keep them alive a
couple Of years anyway, and he knew he
never would pay me. OH You do not
know how glad am that ! give that good
man my last dollar"
Hcrinee was buried on Sunday morning
by Franz Odenjahl an undertaken who.
along with the coroner. aud the health
authorities, had taken every precaution
10 avert any possible bad effects from the
long exposure OF the body.
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stock on hand and on ship
board today .--........-.... 1913 10 -
stock same Gay last year. .9s3 1Ol 329
Receipts same day last year. 1884 All
charleston. 5. c.. July N.-Spirits tur-
penune at 24isc; receipts Is casks. Rosin
good strained, firm at $l-l5QI.25; receip.s
us barrels.
Wilmington. July N.-Rosin. firm:
strained. N.20: good strained. Sl25. Spirits
turpentine, steady. machine. 25c: irregu-
lar. Zilzc; tar. firm. al Sl-30; crude turpen-
tine. steady hard, $50; soft. $40. virgin.
New York. July H.-Rosin steady.
strained, 81 55Ql.57iz. Turpentne quiet
and steady Z7ILGgsc
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The strong under
tone of yesterday was reflected in an ad-
vance of 1sc at the opening of the mar
ket to-day. The inquiry was strong and
all available Offering were taken at 25Isc.
At the Board of Trade at the first call.
the market was bulletined firm at 25Isc.
with sales OF 109S casks; at the regular
Saturdays closing call at 1870 o'clock, it
was bulletined firm at 251sc, with further
sales OF $50 casks
Rosin-The holding off of the buyers
on Friday had the effect of making sellers
more anxious to be relieved of their hold
ings, and al the opening of the market
this morning there was a decline of sc on
water white, window glass, n, and NJ,
and l5c on X, with sales of 5,029 barrels
At the last cali l lost lOc. and II and G
each sc, with sales of l0l7 barrels re-
ported at the Board of Trade. The fol-
lowing were the quotations at the close
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SELLING NAVAL STORES.
LARGE SALES IN SPIRITS TURPEN-
TINE AND ROsIN.

Spirits Turpentine at an Advance
and ROsin at a Decline in Prices.
Cotton quiet and steady The
Wholesale Markets quiet and Cen
orally Unchanged.
Savannah, July T-There were heavy
sales made in both spirits turpentine and
rosin to-day. The former was at an ad-
vance Of &c over yesterdays closing. and
the latter was at decline OF sc to 1Oc
on the medium and pale grades. All
other markets were quiet and unchanged.
The following resume OF the different
markets viii show the tone and the quo
talions at the close TODAY.
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

New York, July 27.-Fruits and vexeta-
bles are generally quiet; the markef is
without any decided change in prices,
Cincinnati, July 27.-Apples new. 50G775c
barrel. Peaches Georgia, 75cGS 90 for
good TO choice; SIPS for fancy; California
S-00al.10 per box. Pears, new early har-
vest, $l.50d1.75 per barrel: California Bart
let's, S2.25 per box. Damson plums. 81
Q225 bushel; wild goose, l.OOal 50 Der
bushel; California, $125d1.75 per box
81. 25G2.35 per barrel; home grown. s. 0005
600 per barrel Watermeions. SiOM60
1900 for fair and S1S0Od20OO per loo for
fancy; $l0000ql20.O0 per car load.
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Lake Erie and Western preferred. S;l.;
Lake Shore, Isl; Louisville and Nashville
COS; Louisville n. A.. So,
Manhattan, 1l2A: Memphis and
Charleston. Is asked: Michigan Central
100 Missouri Pacific. 387s. Mobile and Ohio
-; Nashville, q. and ST. l.. 6; United
states Cordage, =: United States COrdass
preferred, IL. New Jersey Central. 103'4 f;
New York Central. l0lA; New York and
New England. $50. Norfolk and
Western preferred, 4; Northern Pacine.
5iz; Pacific, preferred, 49,; North
ferred. 1is; Pacihc Sian. 2ga.: Reading.
US; Rock Island. ISIS; st. Paul. 7J7s s..
Paul preferred. l2i& Silver Certificates,
b6i4; Tennessee Coal and Iron. 3Jfs; Ten
nessee Coal and Iron preferred. IS bid,
Texas Pacific, 12la, Union Pacific. ISIS;
Wabash. St L. and p. 9ls; Wabash ST.
L; and p, preferred, 21ts; Western Union,
sl's; Wheeling and L. E., IL Wheeling
and L z, preferred. SPY; Southern Rail-
way IS, 81. Southern Railway common,
AS Southern Railway preferred. sZ&
state BOnds.-Ala bama A, 107 bid. Ala
bama Il, lO1 bid, Alabama G. 81 bid. LOUIS
lana stamped As 100; North Carolina IS,
l02; North Carolina e. II; Tennessee. new
set, 3s. 80; Virginia 6s, preferred. So. Viz
ginia Trust Receipts, G; Virginia Funding
Debt, 6-Ss; South Carolina 4iRs. l06.
Government B0nds.-United States Is,
registered, ll2; United States Is. coupons,
ll2l2; United States 2s, registered 81 bid.
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EXPORTS.

Per Norwegian bark Cap, for Liverpool
$3.50 casks spirits turpentine, valued at
$l6, $50, and 9,225 white oak slaves.
Per steamship William Crane for Balti-
more-41 bales cotton, 100 bbls rosin, 81
bbls rosin oil, Is bbls turpentine, los tons
pig iron, AL sacks clay, IS casks clay, no.
$50 feet lumber, POI bdls hides. Is cases do
mcstics, 20 bbls vegetables, l59 bbls fruit, z
crates fruit, 1899 bkgs mdse
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The Mustache Attacked.
From the New York Tribune.


The Living Truth, a Congregational
paper Of Michigan. seems to forget that
the sacred personages in the Bible wore
moustaches, or ii would not indulge IN
such heated language as this:
THE mustache. Cut it off. 1t is fit only
for heather, sports and loafers. We speak
from experience, and do. not hesitate 10
say that it is a foul and disreputable thing
No Christian man can afford to wear one.
If we had the power we would, WITHIN
thirty days, eXcommunicate every man
who wore a mustache, or deny HIM the
communion of the Sacrament of the L0rd
Supper until the nasty thing was cut OIL
1t is no wonder that churches have been
advocating the innovation of the sacred
rite by instituting the individual cup in the
sacrament. In fact the mustache has 10
some extent polluted and destroyed the
sanctity of the sacred ordinance"
The Worcester Gazette says that the
steam calliOpe was the invention OF d
Worcester man, named Denny. After ne
had got the instrument perfected he man
ufactured and sold a number of them ~
to different steamboat companies, one o.
the first of them being purchased by the
proprietors of an excursion boat WnlcH
ran from New York city to various points
up the Hudson. A number of Mississlpp
and Ohio river steamers were also equip
ped with the same device, and later lile
device was adopted as feature tor Gu
Gus parades.
-Archduchess Marie Valerie, second
daughter of the Emperor of Austria, h ~
written much, both verse and prose Whli5j
the odes and sonnets she has address,.
to her mother, the empress, are alnlys'
unnumbered. She is also musical COM
poser OF more than ordinary ability.
Not to be Bought-Pretty Assistant
lin a sugar shop: What can l get you
Sir?
Young Swell. want a box of cigar
cites and a kiss, my dear.
Pretty Assistant: l am sorry have NJ
cigarettes with mouthpleces !-Lusul50
Batter.
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Steamship ChattahOOchee. Savapa D.
Agent. 's4ll,
Steamship City of Augusta r,,.......
New YOrk-C. q. Anderson. Agent 'es5ll
schooner Charles II. Valentine. Thorn
son, Fail River, light. in tow of tus- IL I.
liam +. McCauley-Harriss q CO. ~
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RICE.

The market is quiet. The following quo
taIions are posted al the Board Of Trade:
Clean-fer pound. fair. 3q3Ac; good, 81
gSr5ci prime, Aq4lzc; head, sc; job lots,
3s4l4c higher.
Rough-i5cQS12o per busheL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-28
NOTICE TO yIARINERs

Pilot charts and all hydrographic infor.
nation will be furnished masters of YES.
sells free of charge in United States Nv
geographic Office in Custom House. Can.
tains are requested to call al the Office
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department
For addition al shipping news see other
columns. '0'
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SAILED YESTERDAY
DEPARTED YEsTERDA

Steamship William Crane, Baltimore
Bark Cap (NOD, Liverpool. 9
Schooner Zeriba (Rus
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Cohen: key, t'ink It would be a good
plan II you would choin dot Salvation
Army.
Young Cohen: Not for should / choln
dot Salvation Army2
Cohen: Veil, II you could york YOUR
self up in der organization, We might get
der contract for der uniforms.-Life.
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CLEARED YEsTERDAy

Steamship Chattahoochee, Savage Pa.
tCn-C. g. Anderson, Agent -os-
steamship William Crane, James. psi..
more. J. Carolan, Agent. Da4U-
Bark Cap (Nor), Petersen, Livernoof
Chr. q. Dahl q Co. ID pOO4-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
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