The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
,oCAL AND GENERAL NEWS OF
SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

a'O1NOU-JLCAAtSAAp Nc-
,.as.d on Bond to Her Former
o,,ncrs-SchOoner A. ID. Sherman
Dopaired and Again in Commits
.,on-VesseIs Bound for savannah
Tbs british steamship Adula, which has
I'm held as a prize of war by the gov
.~rr,ent. has been released, and is again
=. the hands of her owners, the Atlas Line.
pf,o Forwood & Kellock. the New York
.osrts of the company, recently made ap-
.r,arion at Washington for temporary
possession of the steamship, pending a
anal decision in the suit brought for her
-.,,verv. Upon the fling of a bond of $780,
mn tbe vessel was turned over &c the line
'rba schooner A B. Sherman, owned by
can't Benjamin Pillsbury, OF Baltimore, is
nnder the coal chutes at Baltimore to load
for Cardenas, Cuba. The Sherman went
through both the gales that late in August
and early in September devastated the
eoutbern coast Besides much damage she
had one of her crew swept overheard.
Voodan & Co. have made repairs to the
vessel which make her practically new, in
cIgding new foretopmast JiDhoOm, new
sats head gear and caulking Hom keel to
and on deck
The British steamship Juno, Capt. Doyle,
q davs from West Hart,epool, arrived yes
Ierdav. consigned 70 the Georgia Export
and Import Company. She is chartered TO
load pig iron, cotton seed and cotton foI
Liverpool. Capt. Doyle reports that on Sat
uriay he was in company with a John
son Line steamship, which was bound for
Brunswick
The British steamship Delnar, Capt.
Williams, "a days from Genoa, arrived yes
terday. consigned to Wilder " Co. She is
chartered 10 load cotton for Havre. Capt
Williams reports having had "Ough wealth
er during che entire passage On last Mon
day a regular cyclone was encountered
lasting ten hours. The steamship sustained
no damage
An ingenious case OF smuggling was re-
Gently detected at the 8ocs in Buehos
Ayres A custom house officer noticed a
bicycle on the deck OF a steamship The
captain declared it was his But it was no.
uced that the captain made frequent trips
into town going on a bicycle every time
and walking back. On searching the YES
eel a large number of bicycles were found.
The revenue ,utter Colfax is on a marine
railway at Baltimore. She il having her
hull repaired previous TO sailing for a
Southern coast STATEN.
A loaded bark was reported arrived and
anchored off Tybee yesterday afternoon.
Her name was not ascertained.
Fire was discovered at o'clock yester-
day in the coal IN deck of tho British
steamship DerwenI TTolme, lying at Cor
don wharf. A line of hose was stretched
from the wharf and water was thrown on
the coal for several hours. There was no
damage done to the vessel, and il was not
found necessary to call out the fire depart
ment it was reported that the fire WIS
caused by the coal being in close pIcyim-
lty ~ a steam pipe.
The British steamer Briardene, whose
master, Capt. Johnson, defied the English
Admiralty Court and sailed from Queens
town, Nov. IS, arrived at the Delaware
Breakwater Friday, and was ordered to
Baltimore. The court had seized the steam
er for debt and a bailiff was placed on
board Capt johnson left Queenstown
with the official on board. 1t is learned that
dlteI the BFafQSne lSIl queenstown ana
got well down the channel the captain
slowed down long enough to put off the
pilot and the baillff, who went ashore in
a small boat
Passengers by steamship Kansas City
from New York.-W H. Bagalow and
wife, Mrs. A. S. Ingham, Miss Kate Bur-
roughs, Mrs. H. c. Dewitt ]. P. Gillette,
J. W. Balantine, wife and daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Whitehead, S. B. Stillman and fam
iy' Geo. Stelljes and wife, A. T. Terrell
and wife G. Webb, D. S. Phinney, H.
Patton, l.. A. S. Bodine, w. G.. Eckstein,
Miss Gaylord, j. S. McCobb, M. r. Miller
end wife, Edgar Towne, Virginia johnson,
Monroe Broughton Miss E. M. Jackson.
Z. c. Clark A. j. Stokes, d. Kinsaris, N.
Aervis. N. Anastoblo, Hy. Thomas, j. F,
Miller, Amelia Able, Lizzie Haywood, P.
Acoion, J. Hail.
Key West, Fla, Dec 4.-The British
steamer Thornley, Legg, from Philadel-
phia bound for Tampico, grounded at Ell
bow Florida Reef Wreckers jettisoned the
coal, fioated her and she arrived here in
good condition.
savannah Almanac.