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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-07

Charleston S. C.. March 6-Arrived at
Port Royal, steamship Salisbury, from
New York.
Cleared, schooner Mary Curtis for
Richmond.
Charleston S. C., March 6.-Arrived,
steamer Seminole Chichester, Jackson
Vile. proceeded New York; bark India,
son. Rockland. left there Feb 81 expert
enced a succession of heavy westerly
gales; blown to near Bermuda; schooner
Clara Phnney, Phinney, New York
Cleared, bark Sebastiana, Mas, BARGE
Iona.
Sailed, steamer Oneida. Robinson, Phil
adelphia.
New Orleans March 6.-Arrived, steam
er city Of Dallas, Brown Ceiba; La Lib
ertad, Mexican man of war, Saliva, Vera
Cruz: steamer John A. Dix, Mobile
steamer Albert DumOis (NOr), Burg,
Port Limon; steamer Biefond (Nor), Eske-
land, Bocas del Toro.
Cleared, steamer Puetto Rico (Span)
Segura, Genoa; steamer Louisiana, Ga
ger, New York; steamer John Wilson
(Nor). Fasen, BIuehelds.
New York, March ARRIVED, brig
Robert Dillon. Leighton. Savannah; ;
schooner Martin c. Ebel, Mcmillan,
Boston. March 4-Cleared schooner
Susans n. Pickering, Haskell. Port Royal;
Grace Davis, Dodge Brunswick
Baltimore, March ARRIVED, schoon-
ers Jennie Thomas. Young, Savannah
VIM. II. Allison, Remission, Savannah.
Varuna, Slower. Darien.
Philadelphia, March ARRIVED schoon-
nah: Frank o. Dame. Townsend, Satilla;
Edna, Donovan, Fernandina.
bremen. March 3-Arrived, steamer
Matin (Br), Archer, Savannah.
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A Squirt IN COTTON.
inns HIGHER AND SPOTS Alb
V.NeED WITH A FIRM TONE
PREVAILING.

.ut,its Turpentine Firm With a Fair
,.,,and-SOme Trading in ROsi1 at
no Recent Advance i'm Prices--Se-
.,ritfes Quiet-A Fair Movement
=. the Wholesale Jobhing Trades.
pesutnc of the Markets.
-.-4-rah. March 6.-The sharp advance
.,--5- futures, together with the lighter
.,-- receipts, helped to stifren the local
,-.s- and an advance of i-l6c "; IS
-.-a Ir all grades. The demand w IS
-,1t and offerings were freely taken at
sgerations. There was not much d D
-- in the spirits turpentine market, al
.-ossh the tone remained firm and u e
.--s Unchanged. Resin was in fair d =
-.-5 a- the advanced prices. The gener Al
,l..-ss4le trades were fairly active II re
,,rsuins resume of the different marke IS
rfr show the tone and the quotations at
.-. close to-day:
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NAVAL STORES.

spirits Iurpentine-The market contin-
ued nrm and unchanged. with a fair de-
ket was bulletined at S3c for regulars
win sales of IS casks at the first caU
hosin-Ihe exporters We're more dis
posed 70 buy al the quotations to-day.
quiet. the other grades were firm. with
sales OF l,2Gl barrels reported at the first
call at the Board of Trade At the last
call the market was bulletined unchanged
az me following official nnotatinns.
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NIARITIME MIsCELLANY.

Hatteras, n C., March 6-The schooner
Sallle Bissell, stranded on Ocracoke bar,
is total loss. The Portsmouth station
crew saved the crew and rendered what
assistance was necessary.
The schooner Edward s. Stearns
stranded Saturday The vessel and cargo
will most likely prove total loss. The
Durant station crew saved the crew
wilmington, n. c., March 6.-The
schooner Greenleaf Johnson, hence for
New York, after having been ashore on
Frying pan Shoals, has put in at Look
out, leaking. This vessel sailed from
Southport last Monday.
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RICE.

The market was steady. The following
quotations are posted at the Board of
Trade
Clean Rice
Common, 3i4G33ic per pound; fair 324G
&c; good, 414Q44c; prime, 4s4G5c choice
head. 5a5l2c small lots. isdl4c higher.
Rough Rice
Upland, 45q65c per bushel; tide water,
75cGC1. 20.
New York, March 6.-Rice. firm; quota
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only what are required n t.s-,
nc looms going. There is some
ss44stern inquiry for heavy shirtings
- DtsAlcah ana finishing goods are al low,
49, aeaNy goods are steady and tho
demand IS larger. but the markets are
silaAi yarns are quiet, but steaiv
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Steamship VIM. Crane, Bond, Paf5-
mOre-J. J. Carolan. Agent.
Steamship Gate city, Googins Boston
G. G. Anderson. Agent.
Bark Princess Wilhelmna (Swd) Pet
ersson, st. Petersburg-Chr G. Dahl &
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic in
formation will be furnished masters Of
vessels free of charge in United States
photographic Office In custom house
Captains are requested to call at the Of
fee.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for Transmission to the navy department
For additional shipping news see other
columns.
Continued on Thlrd Pagel
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ARRIVED YEsTERDAY.

Steamer Alpha. Finney. Beaufort and
Port Royal-C II. Medlock. Agent.
steamer Katie. BeWn, Augusta and
way landings-W r. Gibson Manager
Ship Familjen (Swd), Oberg, Rotterdam
Chr. G. Dahl q co.
Bark Teocle QtaD, Mastelone, Grgen-
u, with sulphur to order-Chr. G. Dahl g.
co.
Bark Carmela c. QtaD. Cahero. Lon
don, via Barbados balast-Paterson,
Downing & co.
Bark kamGord (NoD. Hansen, Valen-
cia-J G. Andersen & Co
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Schooner Chas r. Davis. Taylor, Car
denas-George Harriss & Co.
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board this day ............ 5,O23 142.O67
Stock same day last year.. 0,453 l54, 060
Receipts same day last year. Sc l1f7
Charleston. 5. c.. March 6-Turpen-
tine firm, Sic; receipts cask; rosin
firm; good strained, Sl.15; receipts, 396.
Wilmington, n. C., March 6-Rosin.
firm; strained. S15; good strained, $40
Spirits turpentne steady. at 32lac Tar,
firm, at Sl.O0. Crude Turpentine, firm
hard, S1.10; soft, 81 so; virgin 81 7O
Receipts, turpentine, l3 casks
New York. March 6.-Rosin. quiet. but
firm, strained common to good, ST. 55Gl 60
Iurpentine, firm, but quiet, at 34I2Q35c.
Petroleum, nominal
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traEs 3and
lman ne eperto Sew omJ
g. A. Ia
Tickets TO all and
N
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamship Ida Span, Barcelona.
Steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

~~~~~-~~~-~~~---~-~~~---~
SAVANNAH, Thursday, March Z, 1895.
sun rises ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.l3
gun octS ss....-s...- .....-.-............. bAf
High water at Ft Pulaski 80 am, 3:5S pm
Central STANDARD Time)
Time ball on cotton exchange drops at
200 m, 10Th meridian.
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and3e
eston tSdaa
IA from and
AN drawu
eeng cars be-
2carP
rfromW
! X r. s. and . carry lamp hay
and Cncnn
ne
hand
enter Suwauee sleeper
al
Lousy
car
NJ Pas rAgntJac
Trainer
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Connections Via A. & w. Branch

ly.
onS
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a
era Passenqe Agent
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wheat
March .52A 52ls 5lA 5lN
May ...-.54A 5452 PA 5559s
H Hs$5R . a i" az ~: .,,.ea & ~
May 9S's- % a2oH 2e's 2gN 2ma2s
5 5aIy .,.... z ~ ~ az 4
May =. $40 421s $40 721b SO 42lA so s2A
H 9%iy :. &c { e. &c &c s &c s$4
May 5Sos =. 5 BIZ ~ 5a 424
July 49, SO 3 60 Az 5 57A
The cash quotations were as follows:
Flour was firm at former prices. For
eigners raised their bids Sd in some in
stances. small lot was taken for ex-
port; No. spring wheat, 53# to 579sc; No
red, 51Ac to 52l5c; No. 2 corn, 421s6D43c;
No 2 oats, 28s4c; mess pork, S10.50Q10.621a;
sailed shoulders 81. 6212fc4.75; short clear
sides s.. 60a5.65; whisky SL2
Cincinnati, March 6.-FlOur, quiet and
unchan ged. Wheat. steady; No. 2 red
track soc. Corn, active No. mixed track
4ZIaN43c. Oats, active; NO. white track,
34N341kc; No. 2 mixed, 32u3214c. Pork
more active and firm; mess. Sl0.75. Lard,
firm: steam Leaf 67sc; kettle. sac Dry
salted meats. firm; loose shoulders. 4jRc;
short ribs. Sac; short clear, SIC. Bacon
firm. improved demand; loose shoulders.
Sc: short ribs SIC: short clear SIC.
Whisky, firm and active, S.25.
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PLANT SYSTEM.
Savannah. Florida & Western r.,

At savannah 9Otn meridian.
GOING NORTH-READ Up
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New York. March 6.-Flour quiet; steady
and unchanged; southern -four quiet;
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41raiIsMaTked 2 run daily except Sunday.
Steering cars on night trains tetwetn "a
vaInah ard Atlanta. FRrlor cars between Mace
Tibet once 10 Bull street and depot.
For further information, and for schedulest
or to }. G. HALLE,
w. f. SHELLMAN. Traffic Manager
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RAILR DADS.
Charleston s Savannah R'y.

CONC SoUTH-ReAO DOWN
81 81 p s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-20

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New YoRK, February 10, 1895.

On behalf OF the syndicate We offer
for sale the aboye.describcd Sc, 3l5, 900
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AUGUST BELMONT 4 Co.
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MONEY no LOAN.
RINEHART g. TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 2l9 rfeldl Room M {
FOR SALE

House. . rooms and hall. corner y. Front And
Kentucky streets. $500.
House rooms, Eth street, cheap On easy
terms, 5000. aH.
House rooms and hall, Sist street In snleu,
did order. 81 600.
House rooms. brick. Main st. 5th ward, s, 81
House, rooms. brick. Jacob street. i,h ward
slSoo.
Us feet. easy terms, sl.7O.
House, rooms. 9Th St. lot 25xl0O stcet. .ol
Double house 10 rooms Indiana street: Island
easy terms. SIjon.
House. 6 rooms; South Huron street, Island.
House. rooms and ball. Market street, b,.
tween 9Th and sth Streets easy terms. s271j'
House. rooms. corner lot. 2ith street. easy
terms. 81, 100 ,.I'
Double house. rooms Coal street. Is. wa-d
$1,000.
House. 5 rooms, McColloch street, Eas: Wheel
ing. Sl.I0o.
House. rooms and ball. with large lo.. 18th
street. .600.
House. SPOONS. Charles street easy terms, SIS,
House. 5 rooms. Baltimore street, East Wheel.
Ing. easy terms Sl.0l
House. I rooms, 18th street, easy terms. Sa51.
Splendid lot fos dwelling house. Eof street.
5th ward SL61a s..
House, 5 rooms. brick. 18th street, cheap. $500,
House, 10 rooms brick. with large lot 18th
street. cheap.
House: rooms, Jacob street, 9th wa,d. easy
House. rooms, Wood stree. 9th ward, ST.
House, e rooms. 10Th street. sl,oSo
House. 6 rooms. Wood street, 5th ward. Sl,S5l
Fine finished house, rooms and hall, Pars
View. lot IOOxl.5 feet For short time only.
81. 500.
Splendid house. 5 rooms and hall Lind street.
Bclycderc. Sl.iJQ
House, 6 rooms. brick Market street, ccn,,s
Wheeling. cheap. $500
Lots on Lind street, Pelvedcrc. s.jo and SIS
each.
Three lots In Park View. cheap
Business property on Market street at modc,.
$50. s5co, $50. $780, 5000 aud $500 to loan on
real estate.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. l0.-It has
just boon learned by tho police oil.
Gals in this city that james B. Gentry.
tho murderer..of Madge Torkc, boarded
tho owl" train. on tho Philadelphia
railroad, for Now York at Il station on
tho outskirts OF this city. This would
seem 10 bear out tho statement alrondy
published that Gentry, after commit
ting tho murder, wont to Eighth aud
Chestnut strccts. hirod cub and was
driven rapidly up town. Tho police
officials will summon tho railroad handa
who were in charge Of tho "Owl" OH
Sunday night and put thom through a
closu examination.
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THE TEMPERANCE PETITION


The Committee OF tho Worlds W. q. 7. U.
rresents It To thu President.
WAslitNdroS, Fob. Ex-senator Frye,
at tho request Of his iellow.cltizon,
Mrs. l. NJ. n. Stevens. Of Maino, to
whom arrangements for tho occasion
wcro committed, introduced TO rrcsi.
don't Cleveland this afternoon com.
mittco Of ladic, Of tho Woman's Chris.
tian temperance Union designated TO
present TO him tho immense polyglot
petition. Tho meeting took place In
tho library OF tho executive mansion.
Tho committee, headed by Miss Willard
and Lady Henry Somerset, consisted OF
tho general officers Of tho National
Woman's Christian temperance Union,
Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Barker and Mrs.
X. l.. Stevenson. Miss Willard ncted no
spokoawoman OF tho committee. The
lallos. after tho interview with tho
President, mot Mrs. Cleveland for iow
moments in the rod pnrlor.z-Tho poti.
ton itself. OF course. was too bulky to
DO presented except tiguratiyoly.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. I9.-The
houae spent to-day in Tho further con.
siderstior OF tho naval appropriation
bill. The points of order mado by Mr..
Sayors against the toms 10, tho in.
crease Of the enlisted force OF the navy,
We're overruled, and his amendments
looking to their elimination wore dc.
featcd.
The committee on naval affairs were
victorious on every ,ost oil strength
taken to-day. The paragraphs provid-
ing Tor the increase Of tho navy Tho
battle ships and torpedo boats, will DO
reached tomorrow. and tho committee
10 sanguine that tho increases recon-.
mended will DO authorized despite tho
determined opposition.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
State of ives. Virginia. Ohio County, 81 In the
Circuit Court OF said County.
William G. Clatoc and others !

v.
Green B Jefferson md otherS
BY virtue OF decree made By SAID court in
the above entitled cause on the 18th day OF No.
vcubet. 1891. the undersigned appointed a
special commissioner for tho purpose, will sell
nj the north front door OF the Court House OF
said county. on
SATURDAY. the sd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875,
commencing nj 10 o'clock u NJ, tho following
described real estate. that Is 10 say:
The Morrow street or west part OF that certain
lot or parcel OF ground situate in the county OF
Ohio. West Virginia. In the addition 10 the city
OF Wheeling laid out by Charles r Churchill,
trustee. known rs Buena Vista addition. that Is
10 say: The west part OF lot numbered i've In
square numbered thIrty.tive OF said addition
said part fronts on Morrow street and runs east
toward Fifth, now Eof street, hfty-aye feet and
four inches.
TERMS or SkLE-one. third and as much more
as the purchaser elects to pay IN cash on The
day OF sale. the balance In equal insalments At
one and two years notes bearing inieres, from
the day OF sale 10 be given for tho deferred pay
mentS.
W.. ". cowDES, Special Commissioner.
W. IL HALLsE. Auctionecr.
! herby certify that ". J. ". Cowdcn, Spe-
cial Commissioner, has given bond with security
approved by me, rs required bv law and said
decree OF sale. JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk,
iaSn,w
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WAsuISGroS, Feb. l9.-rho first sos.
sion OF tho Fourth Continental Con.
gress OF tho National Society Of the
Daughter. Of tho American Revolution
was hold hero to-day in tho audience
room Of tho Church OF Our Father. Tho
attendance Of delegates was tho largest
in tho history OF tho society. thero
being prcsout iull 800 Representatives.
OF local chapters. In tho absence OF
tho President, General Mrs. Stevenson,
wife OF tho vice-president OF tho United
States, Mrs. Mary L. Lockwood. OF
Washington. presided. The session
was almost entirely occupied with rou.
tine matters OF organization aud in re-
celving reports OF committees.
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WAsHlSGvoH, D. c.. Fob. 19.-Thc
dinner given by Secretary Morton to-
night in honor OF President Cleveland
and the cabiue. was far and away the
prettiest OF the official dinners OF the
season. Tho decorations OF tho dining
room consisted principally OF red car
nations and smilax, though there was
also protusion Of other flowers. The
electric lights were effectively used.
The feature OF the dinner was the serv.
ing OF everything in the form OF some
agricultural implement or product. The
punch, for instance, was served in the
shane OF miniature sheayes OF wheat.
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ALBANY, n. Y, Fob. l0.-Mr. r. G.
Platt arrived in this city ut AIS this
afternoon and ho was driven at onco 10
the executive mansion, whore Cover.
nor Morton awaited him. At the exec.
utive chamber it was learned tina: so
little did tho governor think OF tho i'm.
portance OF the interview that he had
refused to break n social engagement
this evening.
Private Secretary Cole when ap.
preached said: Governor Morton re.
ceived message from Mr.. Plat yester.
day saying that no would come up from
New York with General Tracey this
afternoon and would like to see the
governor this evening. Governor Nor.
ton a, once sent back word that he had
an important social engagement to.
night and it would not DO convenient to
have conference with Mr.. Platt. 10.
day Mr.. Plat sent another dispatch
stating that he would DO here OH lato
afternoon train aud would call at the
executive mansion for brief period
very early in the evening""
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LOCAL nltEvirrEs.
alhtteri of Minor Moment IN nnd About
tho CITY.

Matters of Minor Moment IN null About
,ho city.
MATINEE at tho Grand to-day.
Tue GRAND this ovoning-"rruc
Irish Hearts"
Coop work 10 being donc by gang OF
mon employed by tho board OF public
works In cleaning out tho cutters, whcro
thoy wcrc full Of ico.
Tlir Now Moon club will give lis first
grand ball at tho Deabout club rooms
"Wednesday ovoning, February 20;
music by stlno brothers.
CLERK Hook yesterday Issued mar.
ringc license to James Driscol, aged
thIfty.two, ond Millic MucManaway,
agod twonty.cirht, both OF Pittsburgh.
MlLroy PARKER was yesterday ap.
pointed administrator OF tho ostato Of
William Parker, deceased, and gavo
bond in $3.50, with S. 0. Boyco as surety.
TnE police hayo received notice Of
tho escape from jail at Athons. O., Of
thrce prisoners hold for serious crimes,
who are believed to have como in this
direction.
A GREAT doal OF leo Is being cut In the
creek and river, but tho mild weather OF
tho past iow days sooms to have rotted
It badly. Tho great drawback 10 lack oil
good places to store tho Ice.
InE town Of McMochon. having boon
duly incorporated. will hold suggestion
meetings next Thursday evening to
nominate city officials to DO voted for
under the first charter election.
Mn J. HESnY DEHMEI, long a faithful
anu popular attacho OF tho cigar manu-.
factory OF NJ. Marsh & Son, on Water
street, has been admitted TO partnership
in tho firm. lie will prove valuable
acquisition.
LAST evening man who appeared to
DO suffering from somo brain trouble,
applied ut police headquarters for
nights lodging, and was locked up for
safo keeping. Iln scemed 10 DO good
sort OF man. No charge was lodged
against him.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. lo.-Ropre-
sentative Blair N. Il. } to-day introduced
n resolution in tho house proposing IN
amendment to the constitution OF the
United States prohibiting tho liquor
traffic in the United States. The reso.
luton was introduced "by request OF
the general officers Of the Worlds and
the National Wnman's Christian TEN.
perance Union" and as the legal ex-
preston OF the polyclos petition Just
presented TO the President.
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INCOME TAX RESOLUTION



Senate.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Fob. 19.-Follow.
ing is the full text OF tho joint rcsolu.
tion concerning tho income tax law, rs
finally agreed to To-day by both houses
OF Congress:
"That tho time fixed by existing law
for the rendering Of income tax returns,
to-wit: On or before the first Monday OF
March in every year (sec,ion 80, act OF
August %, 1894. and section 3,l73, 70.
vised Btatntes. amended by section 81,
OF that act), Ia hereby EXTENDED, with
reference only to returns OF income for
tho year 1894. 80 that 1t shall DO lawful
to make such returns for that year on or
before April 10, 1895.
ReSol,ed, That in computing incomes
under said net tho amounts received as
dividends upon tho stock Of any corpo.
ration. company or association, shall
not be included IN case such dividends
are also liable to tho tax Of pnr cont
upon tho net profits Of Baid corporation,
company or association, although such
tax may not havo been actually paid BY