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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
THE GIANTS AT JACKSONVILLE SOME FEhTt' RES
or THE SCHEDULE FOOTBALL. AND
ATHLETIC GAMES.

ATHLETIC GAMES
The players Of the New-York baseball team ar
rived at Jacksonville. Fla. last night. The steam
ship Tallahassee. which the men left this city.
was delayed by "A fog, and the boat did not reach
her pier until ia a. yesterday. Manager Davis
te'egraphed yesterday that the players had peas
ant trip. and that none OF the men were sick Reg
ular out door work will be begun Monday.
The football game at Ridgcwood last Sunday was
marked by a number OF disputes among the players
which. while not serious In Themselves. were annoy
ing tn the spectators. meeting Of the Central
Council Of Gaelic Cubs was held at Military Hall.
this city, Wednesday Last. ~ which the Sham
rocks. OF Jersey City. we're expelled for unruly
conduct To-morTow's championship game viii be
the final between the Kickhams. Of Harlem. and
the Mitchclls. of Brooklyn.
The interscholastc athletic meeting of the Bcrke-
ley School Athletic Association will be held In the
I'D Regiment Armory. Western Boulevard and Six
ty-seventh-st. this afternoon. The management
believes that these games Will be the
full school games held here In a long time Over go
entries representing 30 schools. bave been received
The annual spring meeting OF the Eastern Baseball
League. which was to have been held next Thurs
day at the Fifth Avenue Hotel has been postponed
TO March -. T. T. Powers. the president OF tho
league. has arranged the following contracts:
With Rochester-~James Duryea. With Springfield
Timothy Moynahan and j. d. Chesbro. with To-
r9nto-Frank Southland, Arthur Sppl and e. DE
Released from reseryation-By scranton. NJ. Le-
Services Claimed-By Providence. Pitcher Drscoll.
OF waterbury. Conn by Rocnester-George Tebcau.
Charles Ford and John Walsh. by Springfield
Peter Gilbert. and Thomas j. Donovan fiy Toronto
T-John Smith, Edward Doyle and T. De!ehanty.
close study OF the schedule adopted by the Ma
tional League shows that " f.. Young has done his
work well In Saturday home games the Giants
and Grooms have twelve each, The local teams
conflict foriy-two times or six more conflicting
games than last year Only three games sched-
uled at Eastern Park up to May Is There will! moi
DO a game at the Polo Grounds from May / to May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
CUBAN INSUFFICIENT BAND Carl 'i'r'D
MUNITIONS OF WAR BEloNGlN" ~ M
TIONISTs SEIZED.

TIoNISTs SEIZED
Havana. March 1.-The Government troops nav
cantured the whole irsurgent band under co'nni"u
NJ Antonio Lopez Coloma. who headed the UPRISING
q, Ybarra. in the Matanzas District. The pfiSoH"rS
have been conveyed to MatanZaS
~ coro-ror ~ Pinar del Rio made raid to-u~y
an an ,nsnreent resort about six miles from the
provincial capital and captured twenty rlhes ana
u 900 cartridges Guiermo and Pedro Acevedo con,
spcuous insurgents, and two stray mehoe. De, sori
Soloma's hand have gone to the Matanzas au'.oi,,
tics and professed their submission Among tns le,,
cantred with Colomas band Is son o. rhe ni1eotU
Of the Reina Mercedes Hospital, IN THIS CITY. Az
tonio Carbelo a Havana tailor, was ovsrtaheh ~ y.
troops at Yaguaramas near rex1uionarv
emblems AS he refused 10 SURRENDER ne was S"o'
dead. ~, nj. ,,.,roa,.s have NOT
retnrned 10 Santiago for further consultation WIN
General Lachambre. but after colieirinS WIZ, '"e
fnsurrent leaders, have gone 10 Palma Sor4dho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
ANNALS WELCOME THE WARN Day.

The warm weather OF yesterday was welcomed
by every animal in the Central Park Menagerie
The houses of the buffalo. bison, zebras and other
animals were thrown wide open. and these. with
the angora goats. wandered about their outside
enclosures and thoroughly enjoyed themselves
The deer, that Just In splendid coat, filled
their paddocks and seemed to take pleasure in
churning up the fast thawing ground into pool
OF black mud with their sharp feet. In the ante
lope-house one OF the Indian anteopes gave birth
TO, young one. which from all appearances is
exceedingly healthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02

Paris March 1.-The French Government has
deputed ex-Consul Durand. who served In quebec
and is now in London to visit French ports anu
give Information Likely to develop Frances trade
with Canada The Bordeaux Chamber of Commerce
has published NJ HanotauXs letter asserting mat
Lord Duffern. British Ambassador, salu ne ha,I
nor We, received power to hange ratiilCauons
of the Franco Canadian treaty. NJ HanotauH eN-
pressed the opinion that. despite TINS deiay' the
treaty would soon become operative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
THE AMERICAN MISSIONARIES IN BITIIs

london March. l--''The Daily Ne"ss cOTre
spondent In Constantnople says
The American missionaries IN BUS are very
anxous as 10 the attitude OF the Moslem pOpulace'
and United States Minister Terrell mas mace III, u,
g., renresentations 10 the Porte on the SUBJECT
SIhough the missionaries have studiously aVoideo
cnnn.enancing resistance 10 the authorities, liso-
,nwch that they have incurred the open hostinty
~ the Armenian revolutionary party by ther poncy
~ ~ have assisted the victims of the outraSes;
The Armenian witnesses at the recent sitting OF
the Commission of Inquiry have been sheltered py
The missionaries The Commission mas 'eies'"P''eu
This fact TO the Porte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
THE FACTORIES BILL in THE COMMONS

London. March lin the House OF Commons TO-
dav Home Secretary Asquith introduced the Facto-
ries BILL which provides for the aliotmen1 o' %V'
c,h,c feet OF space to every person employed pre-,
scribes that dangerous machinery snail De lencs.
in forbids the eXaction of overtime from persons
under the age of eighteen. ana REDUCES anu Hi'''
the nerod Of overtime for women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
OWE HUNDRED DOG-FTGHrBRS ARRESTED

Policemen from the Twenty fourth Sue-Preelhc'
BROOKLYN under command OF Roundsman Mullen
captured In a body 100 men last night ~
II 30 who engaged in dog-fghtinG at be"s
lakewood Park near Pains fireworks factory On
the Brighton Beach Road. 1t required all inc
patrol wagons from the Twelfth. Twenty-secona
and Twenty-hfth precincts 10 carry the men 70 tne
police station. The crowd composed OF bro e,s
iyn. Long Island City New-York and Jersey S"'
rufans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
MR.. SEIDL MCCH BETTER.

NO FEARS or HIS DEATlI-sUFFERING FROM
PNEUMONIA.
The condition of Anton Seidl who has been sick
y, his home in East SXty-second-st. since Ncdnes
dav has very materially improved. and last night
if was said there was fear Of his death Mt
Sei1 was in Washington last Tuesday. and with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
ANTON GEIDI

ANTON EEIDTI
a specially selected orchestra played at musical
entertainment given by Mrs. Hearst, the widow OF
Senator Hearst OF California. Mr.. Seidl wore
heavy clothes during the concert and lid not take
the trouble to put on an oyercoat when he left
Mrs. Hearst's house at the end OF the concert. lie
came TO New-York and on his arrival home was
seized with a cold. on Wednesday this de-
veloped into pneumonia, and for a time Mr. Seidls
Illness however. have been circulated In some quar-
farc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
YACHT RACES AT CANNES.

THE PRIX D'HoNNEUR WON BY THE h"'i
THE DACOTAH FIRST IN HEX 'iA'o
Cannes. March 1.-The Britannia CorSair anu
Valkyrie started this morning !" " ID, 80. 90
~, ,,uopneur The course was from cannes 70
e. Tropez thence to St. Maxine ana r pa1h ~ ~
Cannes The Britannia, which nag I'm, one Britannia.
SIains on hoard. won the prize. 1lme OIL a't'i'
81 SON valkyre, sh i'm Cor rGn bI i1 Aiians
,,,.incibIe little Yankee-but Dacotah Inc IL r.
Tor twenty-raters won by the Aran ,ip from
sky was clear, and there was s'io"s VIM
the southwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
THINKS THE ALLOWANCE TOO BIG.

London. March LIN a leader on the manning
=, ,h. Yachts in the Americas Cup race. "f1ed
viii say tomorrow that an allowance OF tdree Per b
sons 10 every five feet. as now consiueIei Wy TIC
Eew-York club seems absprdly liberal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
SHOOTING FOR THE PRIX DE FIoRE.

Nice March 1.-The match for the pix de fIofe
was contested at the Monte Carlo meeting OF marks
men to-day. NJ. Steucz and Colonel Boswell Pres
ton divided the first and second prizes each getting
eight birds out of eight Blame. Blake and Della
zelle divided the third prize each having seven out
Of eight birds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02

THE LOAN IN THE LONDON MARKET
Iondon March 1.-The new American loan opened
to-day az A., per cent premium, and closed at
a.. per cent premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
GENERAL mCLgRyAYD SERIOUSLY III.

Springfield. ILL.,, March i.-General John A. Nc
Clernand. who was recovering from an illness OF
several weeks. to-day had relapse. and 1t Is
feared that he cannot live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
THE FIGHT AGAINST PLATI.
A NUMBER OF HIS LIEUTENANTS IN
TOWN

or THE GOVERNORS VETO OF Ills
UIIJ, SAYS HE WON'T KICK IF
SIMILAR MEASURES ARE
SIMILARLY TREATED
P.attism Is in desperate condition. WIN Id Il
and his followers It is peace at any price De
,aa, starcs them in the face and they want 10 III
range terms while they have anything 10 save
number of Mr. Platt's lieutenants were IN the
CITY Yesterday and. while they had taiks VIII" ."e
boss during the day there was no actuai co",el
arco hold either during the day or evening MT
Plat felt so much indsposed that ne diu hot ~
downtown to business as usual n"' ~ e
SNEAKER Fish, Senator OConnor, senator Do ',
son Charles W. IIackett. chairman OF tue i'p'",
can State Committee ConsreS8f'iali-ei'0' "
Odeu Of Newburg; William Barnes state 'o'''',.'-
- ,.,, ,l1onv and one or two others, VINO
waro NJ tho Firth Avenue Hotel All OF th'ih ue
rIej tina, there had been any conference /" '"'
city. ,.,oo 4,
Ex-senator Warner Miller yesterday pro"ou.,.
the published report that he was 10 ha'e
ence with Mr. Plat az absolutely wit"o"t ,o''''
ton The story made it appear tAat MI nm T..
+, see Mr. Plat. and possibly Governor NORTON y"
n gain recognition for his friends In me us
trbution Of offices. Mr.. Miller says tnAt re IL mo-
engaging IN that kind OF business
Exspeake, Malby was in The city yesterday ana
sail that there would probably be ga'herlns VI
well-know1 Republicans here shortly. IL WON" p'
attended mainly By the sane men VINO took part ~
the other meetings. Of citizens who are Opposed ~
Mr. Patts methods. Mr.. Msby said tnat fiat' "'s
bound to ge; the worst OF 1t In this hsnt. Inc re
publicans OF this State, he said, cond not De
brought TO receive orders from boss lhey were
not made " that kind OF stun 80 49,, -.
The Speaker is not well pleased with the the, 10Y.
ernor's veto OF his Armory Appropriation Dill DIV
he had no criticisms to make. ., y.
"If the Governor accords the same treatment g
all other bills Of the kind" Mr. Malby said. and
app.s the same principles to the other nlessureS
Tor obtaining Appropriations. 1t Is all right ana
WON'T saw a word But II different course Is
purs,ed toward other similar bills shall pass my
hi over the Governors veto II l con. anu ! VIII
have something to say In :he debate that VIII be N
terestrc.' - T. ,.roo, .nirt,s yos,ar
The anti Platt element was In grea, spl.s -, %
dav over the failure of Chairman lauterbach TO Sc
cure The ''recogn ton he demanded for the or,
vanizatlor MIR Brookfeld received many personal
letters OF prasing him Tor tne cou
age and diplomacy which had characterized MS
treatment Of the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
pporEssOR BLACKIE WORSE.
Epr%CJ TRADE WITH CANADA.

London. March IA late dispatch from Edin-
burgh saws that Professor Blackie Is worse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02

have decided 10 honor Prince BismarCks birlhaa!
hv erecting statue of the oii Chancellor III fu1eis-
burg The Emperor incloscd looo marks toward Inc
cost OF the statue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
,opn RosEBERy STILL UNABLE TO SLEEP

Landau Morrh Lord KOsebtrIs COnutlOn II
unchanged this evening The continuance OF III,
insomnia has begun to cause his ply sicians mucf
anxiety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02

| prop.rty ~ G. T. Bennett Jackson. Mich:
| ,,h,r,a Medium. . 3it.. b. e lssJ bv Pilot Medium.
| lam hy Magma Chari1: Thomas Canary -" YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02

THE REVERE
j ATLANTIC CITY. y. T..
ParAaNe.. near the beach. Now oven. Comforta"'
heated. >ou
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-02

" active, firm; extra, H4@6c; Japan, 4q4iac.
Molasses, foreign, nominal; New Orleans
open kettle. good to choice. 26I32c firm,
fair demand. Peanuts, firm. Coftee. quiet,
sale points down; July 1850 l4.35c; Sep
TENDER. 144001445c; December H.40c;
March, IA. SOC: spot Rio, dun. steady: No.
. 13-16c refined steady; off A. 41sN43sc stan
dard A, 47-l6Q4ssc; cut loaf and
crushed, l-l645Ac; graduated, i-l6H i1tc.
Freights to Liverpool quiet, nominal; cot
ton, Lied; grain, Id.
Chicago July /. noon.-The market
opened for wheat July. 70i2c. Corn, July,
1850. Pork, July, l2 Lard, July,
$685.. Ribs. July, S6.42la.
Chicago. July IAN irregular and narrow
wheat market wound up In q break to-day
of shorts" stuff. The crowd started into
bull prices this morning on a variety of
counts; There was not much confidence
ing very quickly on the selling that took
place a decline occurred. September
wheat opened from I29sc TO i3Ac, sold pc
tween 73.sc and nhc, closing at lSsaulsc
-1LM1$sc under yesterday. Cash wheat
sold at steady prices, but closed weak at
Corn like wheat. lost what little strength
II had carly at the close. The same oper-
ator who was driving at wheat sold the
coarse grain with free hand with the
object of depressing everything IN the ce-
real line. The market was mainly an UNI
interesting one. and followed the incllna-
ton of wheat. SeDtember corn opened at
4Sibc. sold between 4SLMk5sc and 1850,
closing ct 47c-1I2c under yesterday. Cash
corn sold at &c decline, closing nominally a
full cent lower
Oats had quiet trade, fiuctuating with
in narrow limits until near the close when
they suffered a decline in value similar to
that of wheat and corn. The early trade
gave evidence of considerable short sell
ing with liquidation by lasgard longs.
September and October were 14m7sc lower
than Saturday. Cash oats were A012c per
bushel lower.
ProVisions--A firm and active hog market
was of great assistance to product early,
causing an advance on everything at the
opening. The lower standard established
by grain during the morning had a weaken
ing effect, however, and prices succumbed
to selling. A partial recovery took place
later, but IN the end pork, Aard and ribs
were all easy. September pork and lard
each closed l2izc lower and September
ribs 507iRc lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows
Onenincr HIGHEST 1 .nNesf C'lnSing
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Kansas City for New
York-4j.6n melons, 1900 shingles. 25i
boxes domestics and yarns 30 barrels pitch,
liz barrels rosin. 2.5C9 barrel spirits tur-
pentine, 81 ,53S feet lumber, q bundles hides,
turtles So barrels rosin oil, 500 barrels
fruit, lj59 boxes fruit. lis barrels vegeta-
bles, 1866 boxes vegetables, 276 tons pig
bales moss, 1871 packages merchandise.
Per British steamship Laleham, for
Hamburg-Part cargo, 45S tons phosphate
rock from Fernandina-Stra & Co.
Per Russian bark, Orient, for Trieste
2,40i barrels rosin, valued at $5.T5-S. p.
Shotter Co.
Per Norwegian bark Sondre. for Lon
don-5 800 Waite oak slaves, valued at $500,
400 white oak billets. valued at $780, and
3047 barrels rosin, valued at $i2 sos
Per Norwegian bark Taurus, for Bristol
-S25 barrels rosin, valued at S3,28 and l,a3
casks spirits turpentne, valued al $25072.
Patterson, Downing & Co.
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A VERY DULL DAY.
-aE LEADING MARKETS INACTIVE
AND UNCHANGED.

s,sI sales of ROsin, With Medium
GRADES I'm slow Demand-Spirfts
Turpentine in Fair Demand at the
opening QuotatiOns-COttOn Quiet
and Unchansed-The Wholesale
MARKETS quiet.
savannah. July 1.-The general whole
sale departments were quiet and duh to-
s,v There was nothing doing in cotton,
ri only a nominal trading in naval
stores. Spirits turpentine advanced &c on
small sales, but late in the day bids were
rlsced at the opening price. 26ssc. The
sslloving resume Of the different markets
zill show the tone and the quotations at
t5e close to-day:
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'toek on F-nd and on shin

STOCK on f-nd and on ship
sock same day last year ....,5s45s 81 q;
-'CSL-lPts same day last year o. LASS 34i9
,,scea,.,. Ton, July L-Turpentine &c bid
firm q ~ ~ Sesks. Rosin, good strained,
nisiihinsIon, y. C., July 1.-Rosin firm.
Ts,aIneo: N;io; good strained, Sl20 bid
81 cIpSgn Emu dull; machine. 2slzc: irregular.
- - a. quiet and steady at 81 %. Crude
Iurpentine quiet. but steady; hard. 81 81.
soit, $50; virgin, S22s '-'-9
s, lev orb, July 1.-Rosin. quiet, steady;
T,,~I,a, common TO good, S1.57izdl $50
AuTpeL-4ne, quiet at 26lac.
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u IutureS rangeu as IOIIuWs.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closini

The cash quotations were as follows
Flour was easy; prices favored buyers.
69A47Chc. No 2 corn, 4314q431sc. Oats,
24q25c. Mess pork, $l2l5. Lard. S6.52i9M
6.55. Short RIB sides, $3.50; dried sslted
meats, $5.2712G5.50; short clear sides, S6.75u
6.S71a. Whisky. $685.
Cincinnati, o.. July 1.-FIour quiet. win
ter patents, A.00q+21; fancy, SS;7OQ3.90;
family. SO. 35G3.55. Wheat quiet and easier
Corn quiet and easy; mixed ear track. 5ll2c.
Oats dull easy; No. q mixed, light colored,
track, 29l%c. Pork quiet and unchanged.
Lard weak; steam leaf &c; kettle lard, 7e;
prime steam 61ac. Bacon quiet. Loose
shoulders, 5l5c;- short ribs, 6Ac; short
clear, &c. Dried sailed meats. loose
Clear, s5sc. Whisky easy and quiet; SPA
St. Louis, July Flour dull; patents,
$S.95q4.45 fancy. $S.40Q5.50; choice, 5000
$50. Wheat lower; July, 7O1sc;. septem-
Der. 7Oi5c Corn lower; July. 431sc Sep
TENDER, 44ihdf43sc. Oats lower; July, 23l2c;
September, 2i5sc Pork, standard mess,
80. Lard, prime steam, S6.371z; choice,
$3.50 Bacon, shoulders, 615c; longs, &c;
clear ribs 7isc; short clear nc. Dry
sailed meats, shoulders, 5Ac; longs, 62sc;
wines steady, N.24.
Baltimore, Md, July Flour. western
superfine, $2.s5n2.90; do extra, .$3.1OqS.60;
do family, S3.75u4.15; winter wheat, pat
ents, A15d4.40; spring wheat patents, %.25
d4.50; winter wheat straight, $400Q4. IS;
wheat firmer; No. 2 red spot and July,
74l4m74Iac steamer No. 2 red 69d69Ac;
southern, by sample. 7O074c; do on grade,
69Q73c. Corn steady; mixed spot 5lhn
51ssc July. 51M5l14c; August 51AG5llsc;
September, 5l5 sq5la4c; southern white corn,
50f152c; do yellow, 5365312c. Oats easy; No.
2 white western. 34d341ac; No. 2 mixed do,
BIC. Rye dull; No. 2. Sc; receipts, 96; stock,
6612. Hay firm: choice timothy, Sl6500
1900 Grain freights quiet; steam, to Liver
pool, 1s4G2d July; Cork, for orders, Is 4lld
July. Provisions firm; mess pork, $500
bulk; shoulders. 61ac; short ribs and clear
sides, nc: sugar cured shoulders, ne;
hams, small 11lzc; large, 11lc. Lard re-
fined, SC. Butter firm fancy creamery, IS
Coffee quiet, 1554c Sugar strong; granu-
fad
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Laleham CBr, Brown, Ham
burg-Strachan & Co.
Steamship City of Augusta, Daggett.
New York.-C. G. Anderson. Agent
Bark Sondre (Nor), Nielsen, London
Chr G.. DAHL & Co.
Bark Orient (Rus), Fontell, Trieste. c.
Andersen & Co.
Bark Taurus CNor). johnson, Bristol
Paterson, Downing 4, co.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Dcssoug. Doughty, Philadel-
phia.-C. 6. Anderson. Agent.
Barkentine Bonita (Br), Thomas, Sapelo.
-Strachan g. Co
Schooner lilda, Rines Philadelphia
with coal for d. r. Thomas & Son; vessel
TO Dixon, Mitchell d Co.
Steamer P.lot Boy, Beaufort and re-
turned, with excursion.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer correspondent
claims to have unearthed a whole family
of freaks west of Anderson, Ind James
Leonard is a toothless father. He was
born 30 years ago. and has passed through
much of life a sound and healthy man,
but never had tooth of any kind in his
head Twenty years ago he married a
woman who had as fine a ser OF teeth as
could be found and still has them They
had four children, all of whom are grown,
but all like their father in regard to teeth.
Their gums, however, come down much
farther than is ordinarily the case, and
are as firm and hard as bone. Mr. Leon
ard is able to crack nuts in his jaws with
out any apparent effort, and seems to
get along as well as though he had a good
set Of teeth The others are able to do
the same thing. They never have any
aches in this region of their anatomy.
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RICE.

,. Inc market is quiet. The following QUO
Slean-Per pound, fair. 263i[c. good a.;
49, prime. 4Agfizc; head. Sc; job lots,
5souSn-49cqSl.D per bushel.
New York, June 29.-Rice firm: domestic
ialr to extra. 4ha6c; January, 4a4Isc.
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MEMORANDA.

Boston, June 29.-Arrived bark Levi S.
Andrews, Wheeler, Brunswick: schooner
Ella b. kimball, Caswell, Georgetown.
Cleared, schooner r. w. Dunn Ross,
Charleston.
Brunswick, June 29-Sailed, bark Vineta
(Nor). Rotterdam.
Fernendina, June 29-Arrived. steamer
Sandhill CBD, Williams, New York
Rotterdam, June 29.-Arrived, steamer
Ieven OBJ, Styles, Savannah.
Barcelona, June 2S.--Arrived, steamer
FallSa CBr), StacShouse. Savannah.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of YES
geographic office in Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department
For additional shipping news, see other
columns.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-02
RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, July III bales
cotton, cars melons. 172 tons pig iron,
473 packages vegetables, 1,OoS barrels spir-
its. 1913 barrels rosin, 5A packages mer-
cha Hdise, 16l bales domestics, cars wood,
2 cars brick, car horses and mules, car
f. meat.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway, July 1.-2 bales cotton, II ,5l9
crates vegetables, z barrels vegetables,
IS barrels fruit 1913 barrels rosin, 1,03S
barrels spirits rs cars melons. "a cars phos-
phate, 10 cars lumber, cars wood, cars
coal, cars pig iron. car iron pipe, cars
S cars merchandise, 65 bales hides, Is bales
wool
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
July La cars wood, car meat, car bar
reIs. 4 cars merchandise, 2 bales hides.
Per Florida Central and Penins ular
Railroad, July Is cars merchandise,
cars brick, II cars vegetables, cars mel
ons,, 10 cars naval stores.
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