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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-29

peod thu Beautiful Adirondacks illustrated IN
sundays New.York Dispatch. "-AoYk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-29
SHOT BY A REJECTED LOVER.
MOB CRIES FOR VENGEANCE ON THE
ASSAILANT.

ACTING CAPTAIN CASEY. OF EAST s1xT'Y-sEVENIh-
ST. HAS HARD STRUGGLE WITH THE AS
sAssIN AND THEN REQUIRES THE AID OF
A DOZEN POLICEMEN TO KEEP THE
CROWD FROM HIS PRISONER
TIE WOUNDED WOMAN.
WHO WAS SHOT FIVE
TINES NOT LIKELY
TO RECOVER
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GRA1,- rRoNIsIoNs. ETc.

New York. July E-FIour quiet: I'M
cnaugels southern Hour Guls unchanged
wheat, spot. dlAi No. ? red, T. o. D., 95c;
options moderately active ana irregular;
closed stealy al isc decline, July, Sc
August, g. r.. September, 6zasc- Corn,
spots, moderately active, closing stea-ys
80. sz%c. elevator a5-sc, aHoat' op-
Tons were dun and steady. az +zu1sc de-
cline, with trading only local; July s2as ri.
September. 33lsc, October, 535sc- oats,
spots, quiet; unsettled options DULL nom
many Ase lover July. zsc' August, Sl@sci
september, Zi1-c, spot: No 2 zl@c; No.
white z5H&lzc. mixed western. 2llzaHe
Ray steady quiet, spring, b-lzl15Iizc, COOL
% choice. 6li-c Beef hams quiet; Slf59q
l5-1o. Picked bellies, 42fc; shoulders, ga
ttsc. Lard dul5 easier western steam,
Ssszi2; city. SIS. September, $50. refin-
ed steady; continent AZ5, South Ameri-
ca, $40; compound, AWHi.25. Pork quiet;
steady; old mess. $ll508.25; new, $500
SO. Butter steady; state dairy. l00l4zc
creamery nizHl-c, Elgins 15c. Eggs quiet
Iallow quiet. city, Be- Cotton seed OIL
STEADY; quiet; crude, zoe; yellow prime, 2ic;
on grade. pc. ice steady; demand fair
Molasses dull steady; New Orleans open
Kettle, good TO choice. 27IIc. Peanuts
dull; fancy haud-picked, 4I4lkc. Coffee
steady; Unchanged 20 10 points down, Au-
gust. nOOc; October, 1O00a1005c; Marcn.
s15c; spot Rio duh; easy; No. Z. 127sc. Su-
gar raw, steady Freights TO Liverpool,
quiet; unchanged.
Chicago, july is, Noon.-The market
opened for yheat July. 55Ac; corn, July,
z91Re; pork, july. S6.32i2; lard, July, $3.4j
ribs, July, S382la.
Chicago, July 1S.-BulHsh news over
balanced detrimental reports I'm the wheat
market, but the trading was characteristic
OF Saturday business The market open
ed quiet and the insiders took advantage
of the dullness to sell the market off. The
depression was aided by the weakness in
the coarse grain. Cash wheat was Lc
lower early, closing steady.
Corn was very weak. There was album
dant rains. free offerings from the west
and expert condition reports that the
grain was excellent promise
September oats closed &c under yester-
day. Cash oats unchanged
Provisions showed little or no recovery
from the depression that has been the
characteristic feature for a week 1t was
lily.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Open.ng. Elghest. Lowest CLOSING
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.. 10 preferred. CO.,: Sugar Refinery l11i4:
80 preferred. .. American Tobacco. 5i- DO
preferred ae. Atchlssn. Topeka and santa
Fr. ll#. BAL more and Ohio. l5-s Canada
Pacific. 5l Chesapeake ana Ohio. 1871
Chicago and Alton. 80, Chicago. Burning
aware. Ia oka wanna and Western. HOS
Dlsfillars and Cattle Feeders 1855. Erie.
Ia-s do preferred. 81 Edison General Elec-
trio. Pa Illinois Central. 81. Lake Erie
and Western. ~. do preferred, 65ia; Lake
shore lfsies Louisville and Nashville,
tan, %. Memphis and Charleston. ~ askei 3
Michigan Central. ID. Missouri Pacific.
l9ts Mobile and ohio. 1917 Nashville. Chat
tanOOga and 81. Louis. 67iz: United States
CordaRe. 8, do preferred. ~; New Jersey
Central slts New York Central. %. New
Western preferred. ~ Northern Pacific.
6; do preferred, l3i5; Northwestern. 93iz.
do preferred. rs. Pacific Man 1872: Read
ing, iis- Rock Island 564i ST. Paul. ia .
10 preferred. lZ2is. Silver Certificates. e9is /.
Tennessee Coal and Iron. Is. do do pre-
ferred, s0 asked. Texas Pacific. csc; Union
Pacific. ~ Wabash. St. l.. and p. 5As
DO Do preferred, H5s. Western Union, IS:
Wheeling and Lake Erie, SIS. do do pre-
ferred, 26is Southern Railway IS. s3iz
Southern Railway common. ~; Southern
Railway preferred. 2lM
State Bonds-Aiab ama A. 30. do b. 102:
10 C., So. LOUISIANA Stamped As %: North
Carolina a.. -; North Carolina 6s. rs;
Tennessee, new set s. Is. Virginia Is pre-
ferred, 8. Virginia Trust Receipts, 4: Viz
ginia Funding Debt 81; South Carolina
AIS. 100
registered, 1852; United States As c0u-
pons. lO1. United States Is. registered. IS.
United States new IS, registered, 1l2;
United States new Is, coupons l13.
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ME1IORANDA.

New York, July 16.-Arrived. Schooners
X. w. Dasey. Hunter, Brunswick; War
wick Penny. Charleston; Georgetta Law
renee, Rollent, Charleston.
Satled-Schooner Clara E. Bergen, Bur-
roughs. Charleston.
Baltimore, July 16.-Arrived, schooner
Jennie Thomas, Savannah: VIM. w. Con-
verse. Peckworth, Bull river; Thomas A
Ward, Syman, Charleston.
Delaware OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES out.
schooner VIM. c. Wickham. Lee, Philadel-
phia for savannah.
Brunswick July 16.-Arrived, schooner
Anna. Chase Port Royal. S. c.
Sailed-SchOoners Levi Hart, Pendleton,
Boston. John H. Platt, Ives, New York:
tug George w. Pride, towing barge For
est Belle, for New York.
Bucksville. S. c., July 16.-Cleared. schr
Longfellow. Chase, Barbardoes.
CuXhaven, July H.-Passed, banks b
u Metcalf (Nor), Larsen, Harburg for Sa-
Vannah; Johannes (Nor). Hansen, Ham
burg for Savannah.
Bristol July 16.-Arrived, steamer Wells
city OBJ, Savage, New York; bark Cap
(Nor, Petersen, Savannah.
Brake, July 15.-Arrived, bark Alku
(Rus), Troberg, Darien.
Barcelona. July 13.--Arrived steamer
Corona Ger, Wittenberg, Savannah for
Genoa.
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DISASTERS.

London. July 16.-steamer Oilers (Belg)
Tanner from New York, arrived at Man
chester July Is. She collided with tug
Game Cock. of Hewick, while the latter
was lying moored, and both vessels were
greatly damaged
Steamer Mobile (Br), Leyland, from New
York, which arrived at London to-day had
her bow badly stove by collision at
Gravesend with steamer Storm King (BD
from Baltimore for Antwerp The Storm
King was lying at anchor and was damag-
ed. The Mobile had a bow plate. a bulwark
plate and a boat damaged and her bridge
and four davits carried away.
snip COLUMBIA (Br). Bull from Swansea
for Portland. o. which put into Rio Jam
Giro with cargo heated. will probably dis
charge her entire cargo.
Bark John d. Brewer Sjogren, from New
York for Zanzibar, etc. is ashore at Bug
avian, near Zanzibar. A steamer has gone
TO her assistance. She has 16 feet of water
In the hold and will probably be a total
loss.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York.-Mr Black, j. NJ Savage Mrs. A.
j. Lehwald and child, Capt. ]. F. Wheat
on, Mrs. Jacoby. Miss Sadie Jacoby Miss
l. Pendleton, A. Bell, Martin Delaney.
Miss Sarah Delaney, Carl F. Roberts, G..
r. Rossignol and wife, A. S. Johnson and
wife, and sister and two children, Jas L.
Carman and wife. Mr.. Savage and party
OF three. Shelby Myrick, J. w. Golden, w.
H. Chandler, Mrs. NJ. r. Bowen and son.
Mrs. Geo. H Fields and two children,
Samuel II. Magee, Crawford Wheatly.
Mrs. ]. r. Warwick, Miss Mckay, Miss
Mckay. D. Boyd, Capt. Jas. Mckay, Sib-
bett Macrum, Miss Macrum, Miss A M
McCrohan. Miss NJ. G. McCrohan, VIM.
Miller and wife and three children, Mr..
White, Mr.. Smith. A T. Mcintyre, c. w.
Pidcock, Mrs. VIM. Joyce, Miss A. F.
Flynn, j. NJ. Davis G. B. Clark, A. F.
Marmelstein, Jno. Welsh.
Per steamship VIM. Crane from Balti-
more.-E. Il. Reines J. H. Renes w. NJ
Foy, Mrs. FOy, J. E. Willick, v L. Stan
ton, Master G. Stanton. Mrs. Lethard, s.
+. Barr, w. H. Martin. 7. S. Horspork, S.
Kopenske, L. D. Dey.
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IS ashore on Liberty Point, Campobello.
and Is a total l0ss.
Gloucester. July l6.-Schooner Eastern
Queen. which sailed from this port yes
ter9ay. was struck By lightning last night.
carrying away her foremost and necessi-
tating her return for repairs
Halifax July l5--Ihe wreck OF the Brit
ism steamer Hesper. near Lockeport. was
sold by auction mere to-day 10 O. 4.
Francklyn for $50.
Pensacola. july 14.-Bark EsempiO (Aus).
before reported damaged in the late gale.
has been condemned. Surveyors estimate
the damage at about 81 co. and recon-
mend said vessel 70 be sold. No insur-
ance.
The underwriters are seeking estimates
for floating bark Katninks (Nor). and bark
Fortuna (N0r). which stranded here in the
gale July s.
s.. John. y. B.. July IA dispatch was
Of British schooner Galatea (befOre re-
ported picked up and tOwed into Vineyard
Hayen). stating ne and his crew had been
landed al Bath.
San Francisco, July 16-Steamer Colon
bia. before reported aground or Pigeon
Point lighthouse, Is rolling heavily on the
rocks. humping herself to pieces. The sea
Is calm, but the swell is rising and there
is about rs feet of water in the hold. The
captain and officers Of the steamer are pre-
pairing 10 leave the vessel The surf
breaks close TO the steamer and If the sea
gets rough she Will last only a few hours.
The underwriters have voted her a total
loss Only a small portion Of the cargo
has been salvaged, and lighters are still at
work removing the ships fixtures and fit
Ungs.
Valparaiso. July 16.-Steamer Pentaur
Ger. from San Jose Jan. q for Hamburg.
is ashore in HOrcon Bay. north of Quin-
terOs, and close to this port. She is In a
bad position. and it is feared VIII be a
total loss. Passengers and crew landed
safely. It is said that she has a cargo
valued al more than a million dollars. Tugs
have been sent from here to her assist
ance.
Vineyard Haven. July 16-Schooner Rich
ard Law (of Rockland), from Bangor for
Fall river. with lumber before reported.
arrived here this forenoon in tow of tug
storm King waterlogged and badly strain
ed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-19
"MIRACLEsv IN NAPLES.
Very Ordinary Incidents Produce .
Vast Deal of Excitement.
From the Pail Mall Gazette.

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
Naples is just now in a great state OF
what passes there for religious fervor
brought on by two so-called miracles
While mass was in progress at the church
of ST. Vincenzo ALA Santita, suddenly
young woman of genteel appearance
dressed in white, with bare feet as PEN
ance, Frustrated herself before a statue
of the saint, exclaiming: Sacred ST.
Vincenzo, if tomorrow 1 must die OF the
operation, let me expire now, here;
at thy feet" sank back unconscious ana
when touched life was found to be qulg9
extinct An indescribable scene ensueu,
which lasted all night. Women anu
men fell upon their knees, calling upon
the saints and praising the virgin III
the miracle which had saved the s!ii
from so much suffering. 1t seems the slll
was Ill with dropsy, and was TO nave
undergone an operation the next Gay
and in her excitement and weak COLI
dition died of paralysis of the heart.
While this was going on in one par
of the town, at another a rumor go
about that the shadow Of a monk WIN
out the substance was to be seen IN q
certain house. 90 Munaceilo, o MuIS-
cello (the little monk, the little monk,
went from mouth to mouth. until a la -
and excited crowd gathered. Each I'M
agined and insisted that he could sec
the shadow, while some one threw a slou0
and broke window, which was the -
nal for a shower of missiles against tAe
building, but still the shadow remainsd
until the inmates, frightened, called louG1,
ly for help. The police being OF no avn
with the turbulent crowd, the caraoln-
Teri appeared and order was restored;
The persistent shadow also disappeare1
with some persuasion, and was found ~
be the work of some roughS, W.
wished to empty the houses in the vicll-
ity to steal what they could lay haha9
upon
The scene ended by all going to PA!
at the lottery with the numbers tha-
they considered had been revealed a
lucky by the incident, most of them pe-
lieving that they had really seen a super.
natural visitation. These are not isolatel
cases, but are reproduced in one form q
another in Naples nearly every day!
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A QUIET DAY IN TRADE.
VERY LITTLE DONE DURING THE
HALF DAYS SESSION.

NOthinE Doing in the Cotton Mar
Lct-spfrits Turpentine QHotcd
Firm al - Cents. Hut the Market
sIow-RosIn Firm, with Fair
Demand-Other Markets quiet nnd
Unchanged.
Savannah. July ls-Thero was nothing
Of special interest i1 The leading markets
to-day The reported sales 1T the opening
% the naval stores markets were quite
heavy. bat they included the transactions
az the afternoon before. The trading to-
day was limited. The cotton market was
quiet and unchanged. The wholesale mar
kets were quiet and generally unchanged.
me following resume of the different mar
kets. both focal ana Geographic, VIII show
the tone and the quotations al she close
to-day.
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OCEAN FREIGHrS

Cottou-Market quiet; rates quoted are
per 100 pounds; Boston, per bale, S125;
New York. per bale, 500; Philadelphia
per bale. Sl.00; Baltimore, per bale, $125:
to Liverpool, via New York, S2c; Bremen
via New York. soc; Antwerp, via New
York, S6c; Havre, via New York, 3Sc; AM
sterdam Via New York, 43c; Genoa, via
New York, 4Sc; Revai, via New York, 53c;
Hamburg via New York, 3Sc.
Lumber-By SSil-Freights are steady
al ruling rates. Foreign business is more
OF less nominal. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at 1880
$50 for a range including Baltimore and
Portland, Me Railroad ties, base A feet
lumber rates To the West Indies and
W.ndward, nominal; to Rosario. SO. OO6
1900; Buenos Ayres and Montevideo $40 90
dl100; to Rio Janeiro, S14O0; to Spanish
and Mediterranean ports. Sl1 S06l1 50; to
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber, 4-pound IS standard.
By Stean-To New York, $780, to Phila-
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship VIM. Crane for Baltimore
-l57 bbls ochre, 40 tons pig iron, 144 pkgs
mdse, 10 pkgs hides, 50 bbls rosin oil. 46S
bbls rosin, 905 bales cotton. IS casks CLAW,
25O pkgs fruit and vegeta bles, 50, 939 feet
lumber.
Per Norwegian bark Adele and Sabina,
for Garston Dock-4,050 barrels rosin, val
ued at $l4e05.-S. P. Shotter co.
Per Norwegian bark North Star, for
Garston Dock-4.600 bbls rosin, valued at
SIS, 527.-Paterson. Downing & Co.
Per Norwegian bark G. P. Harbitz for
81. Petersburg-S,S0 800 barrels rosin, valued
at 0.093.-Paterson. Downing & Co
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deiphia- 500. 70 Boston. 500. to Baiti-
more. 800
Naval Stores-By Sail-The market IS
quiet. Large sized. Cork for orders are IS
Cd; Genoa. Is 31r3c 50: Adrlatlc. = 81 q
p 81; South America. rosin. &C per bar
rels o. - pounds. CoaEtWise-Ste aH-T o
Boston. lie yer 10 pounds on r0sln. PC on
spirits. 20 New YORK. r0sin. sizc per llg
pounds. spirits Sc. % Philadelphia, ros-
~. nc per 10 pounds. spirits. SOC. 20 B.i-
tinore, rosin. TIC per 10 pounds, spirits.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine.-It was dun mar
ket for the half day, and it was evident
that there would be an attempt to lower
the price below pc. At the Board OF Trade
al me nrst call, the market was bullettned
irm At 23c, with sales of 1850 casks. The
sales were from transactions made Friday
afternoon The market closed firm at Pc.
with no sales reported.
Rosin-The market opened and closed
irm and unchanged. There was a good
demand, The sales at the first call being
5.SSs barrels. There were no sales reported
at the close Of the market at 80 o clock
j.. m.
The following We're the official quota
lions:
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t0auiilS futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest CLOSING


The cash quotations We're as follows
Flour quiet and unchanged. No 2 spring
wheat, 55ai 456c No. red. 5Sc No. corn
2fS4U22c; cats, new, INC; old 1870; mess
pork, S6.32laQ637l2; lard, 3.4716c; short clear
3.41ho; dry sailed shoulders 3.5Oc. Whisky
S1.22.
Cincinnati, o., July 1s.-Flour, market
steady; winter patents, S3.45. Wheat
market firm; No. 2 red. track, Sc Corn
market quiet. but akeady; mixed car.
track, 27l5c; No white 2Sc; No. 2 mixed
car, track. &c; No. mixed, 2Sc Oats
market firm; sample mixed, new, 15c; No
2, track. 20lsc. Pork steady; clear back
$3.50; clear family. $3.50; family. $3.50
Lard, market quiet and nominal; kettle
4d4hc; prime steam, 32sc. Bacon, steady /;
loose shoulders. 4Ac; short rib sides, 41sc
short clears, 4hc. Dry salt meats, quiet;
short rib sides, SSOQ3.9Oc; short rib sides,
&c. Whisky, $1.22.
ST. Louis, July 1S.-Flour. lower; fancy.
81. 7OQ290. Wheat, lower; July 55Tsc: Au-
gust o59sc; September, 5524Q557sc; Deem
Der, 5Sc bid. Corn, lower; July 251kc ask
ed; September, 25bc bid. Oats lower;
July, l794c; August, 1Sc asked; May, 2Ohc
Pork, standard mess, old. $6371b Lard,
prime steam, $S.721s; choice, $3.37i5 other
articles unchanged.
Baltimore, July 1S.-Flour inactive.
Wheat is quiet; spot and July 61d61hc;
August. 605sc; September, 611sG6lssc;
steamer No, 2, red, 5SQ5s14c; southern by
sample 6Qd63c; do on grade. 5912d62l6c.
Corn quiet; spot, S2Q32Ac: July 3is4 Q32c
August, Sl3sG31Sc; September 32c bid;
steamer mixed S0lAdS0S4e; southern, SAC.
Oats firmer; No. white, 23Ik624c; No. 2
mixed, PIC bid Rye steady; No 2 nearby
34c asked; do western, 35c. Hay firm.
Grain freight steady. Others unchanged.
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Steamship VIM. Crane. James, Balti-
more. j. Carolan. Agent.
Bark North Star (Nor) Amundsen, Cars
ton Dock.-Paterson, Downing & Co.
Bark Adele and Sabina (Nor), Jorgen-
sen, Garston Dock.--Dahi & Andersen.
Bark C. p. Harbitz (Norl, Dahl, St. Pc
tersburg. Dahl & Andersen.
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Per Central of Georgia Railway, July Is.
) bales cotton, 1913 bbls rosin, 1S9 bbls
spirits. l25 tons pig iron, 800 pkgs mdse. 1853
pkgs domestics so cars lumber, car mel
ons l car oats. cars -four. cars fresh
meat l car hay, cars meal, l D h pro-
ducts.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular Rail-
road July 1S-2W pkgs vegeta bles, u cars
melons, l car pears, no bbls rosin, 1871 bbls
spirits, cars lumber, 1 car ties, cars
mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
July 1913 cars wood, car castings. / car
nay, car naphtha, l car brick, l car bar
rels, cars mdse, 2 bdls hides.
Per savannah, Florida and Western
Railway, July 1S.-S2A crates fruit and
vegetables, 544 bbls fruit. 1,672 bbls rosin,
462 bbs spirits. cars phosphate. d cars
lumber, cars melons. cars wood. ! car
iron pipe, l car potatoes, / car castings.
Is bdls hides. ! bdl wool
Per Georgia and Ala ma Railway. Julv
B.-l'l56 bbls rosn, S26 bbls spirits. 4 cars
mdse, 10 cars lumber. 5 cars melons
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Crane. Baltimore.
Steamship City of Augusta. New York
Bark North Star (Nor), Garston Dock.
Bark Jotun (Nor), Bristol.
Brig Robert Dillon, New York.
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AIARITIlfE MIsCELLANY.

Boothbay. Ne. July 16.-Schooner Hard
Chance (Br) lumber laden, from Jordan
river ~ s. for Boston. has arrived, leak
ing 1000 strokes per hour.
Calais, Me-. July 16.-Schooner VIM.
Demtng, Hodgkins, from Boston for Calais
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SPECULATION MADE SAFE

Loss impossible.
INVESTORS CHARTERED COnrps~
Capital. sIOO.OOO.O0
INCORPORATES UNDER THE 80
OF THE STATE OF NEW Y0E-Lse1 "
GUARANTEE DEPARTMFNr
This company guarantees fnves+--s
spectators in Bonds, Stocks Graz 81
ton. Provisions Mining sharns ann
commodities dealt in upon rer1e,.-s
exchanges against loss. upon pavnl-.-. /
a small premium, thereby enab,iur r.
with idle funds of whatever ar5u-r ]
operate IN any market without assumlr,
the risk.
Guaranty Bond payable in Gold fss,,y
to Every Client. Particulars malI-5 r..
10 applicants. '
INVESTORS CHARTERED COMP.Vv
80 Broad Street, New WORT - a
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RICE

Market quiet; common. &c; fair. pa
2Aci good ait0SAc; prime, 4444c; fancy,
head. sl40fac.
Rougb-Upland. per bushel. 1890. tide
water. J0fIkOc
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

SAVANNAH. Sunday. July 10, 1896.
-~~~~~----~>~-~---~-~-~~~
gun rises 100
A'IAt aelsa .uU
---~~~~-~~~-~~----~---~-~-
High water at FIT Pulaski 2:3S am, 1925 pm.
High water at Savannah 1888 am. 4:26 pm.
The time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
II m, 18th meridian.
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Mountain Park Hotel,

Hot Springs. North Carolina.
Offers attractions elsewhere uuobtainaole
Natural Thermal Waters and Baths-a spe-
eihc in cases OF rheumatism govt sciatica ana
nervous troubles. UneXcelled climate. peFiect
sanitary arrangements. beautiful mountain
scenery, excellent orchestra, abundant amuse'
ments, tennis golf, cycling and swimming
pool w. @. DOOLlTTLE Manager
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-Paradoxical-Extra Son. ne
course, 1 keep a running account at NV
tailors.
Practical Father: Running account? He
tells me that it has been standing for
eighteen months.--Detroit Free Press.
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Correct So Far.-"Henryr' Yes" 81
think Mr.. Bryan is right in one thing -
What is that. sire?' He SAYS he will
not accept a second term "-Pittsburp
Chronicle Telegraph.
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The following notices are included in the
IL I....n tha

The following notices are included in the
last issue of the Photographic Bulletin:
Nirginia-On or about July 81 1895, the
color of the lantern on the light tower at
Cape Charles light station. north side Of
entrance to Chesapeake Bay, win be
changed from white to black Gight house
board, notice to mariners, No. 1861
Mississippi River.-On or about July %.
1895, the color OF the light at Poydras hall.
in English Turn, on the east bank of the
Mississippi river below New Orleans and
opposite Twelve-Mile Point, will be chang
ed from red to white Lighthouse board.
notice to mariners, No. 1O7)
Chesapeake Bay.-July 5.-Barge Mary A
Mckinney coal laden, in tow of tug EN-
ma, struck a sunken obstruction a mile
off Wolf Trap light house, supposed to be
an old wreck. The barge sprung a leak
ana 10 minutes later went down in Az
fathoms of water. Crew saved.
New York Lower Bay.-June q, sunken
coal barge Andrew Jackson, in Gedney
Channel, midway between buoys, E Z and
e 5. A wrecking plant is anchored along
side engaged in its removal
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NoTICE no MARINERs.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation viii be furnished masters of YES
sells free Of charge in United States hy-
geographic Office, in custom house. Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office
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YESTERDAY
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Star. Boulienau, Button. an
returned.-D. ]. Murphy, Agent.
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Fire Island. July 16.-The new Fire Is
land lightship is now in place and an
chored about 9 miles due south from tn
Western Union Telegraph Co.'S tower.
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Washington, July 16.-Notice is given by
the lighthouse board that the notice pre-
viously issued providing for the perma-
nent discontinuance of the fixed white and
fixed red tubular lantern lights, respec-
lively marking the south and north sides
of the cut entrance to Cape Charles City
harbor. Va, on or about July Is, 1896 IS
hereby revoked The lights will be main
tanned as heretofore
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Reports of wrecks and derelicts re-
ceived for transmission to the navy de-
partment.