The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS OF
SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

SHIPS AND SHIPPING.
The Bark Ariel Leaves in TOW iof
New York to BE Converted Into
Barge-Lightship 40. 40 to BE Pl"c-
ed Near OverfaIIs In Delaware bay
Arrivals and Departures
The tug Alexander Jones arrived from
Wilmington yesterday and took IN tow the
Norwegian bark Ariel for New York Inc
Ariel was recently purchased by the bur
lee Dry Dock Company from Mr.. James
Foley, and win be converted into barge
upon her arrival at New York.
The schooner Julia A. Trubee, Capt. Al
bertson, from New York, arrived yester-
day with a cargo of fertilizer material,
consigned to the Savannah Guano Com
pany.
The schooner Frank W. Mccullough,
Capt. Dunn, arrived yesterday from Nor
folk, with cargo Of coal consigned to IT,
1. Taggart.
| There Is a demand in the West Indies
for all kinds of American manufactured
material, which demand is constantly in
lvgo of Philadelphia brick was re-
| Gently reported, and the shipment was
made on the bark Fluorine, for Kingston
| Jamaica, which cleared the custom house
| Saturday. There are on the vessel 1920
bricks, valued at $780,
The lighthouse department gives notice
that lghtship No 46 will be placed near
the OverfaIls or South Shoal, Delaware
laax IN nj anchored
in eighty-four feet Of water, about three
| and one-half miles southwark and west
| ward of the shoal which is near the en-
| trance to the Delaware bay. The light
| in clear weather win be visible twelve
miles. During thick weather a steam
blast viii be sounded, of three seconds du-
ration, followed by a silent interval of
/ twenty-seven seconds.
Passengers steamship Chattahoochee for
| Boston-Mr Cummings, Mrs. Christensen
| and daughter, Mrs A. c.. Gowen and
daughter, Privates R. I. Webb A Qumity,
| H. L. Gray, II. A. DunneH, G. e. Cotter,
| Walter White, Mike Downer, John G.. Hef-
| fernan, Albert Haule Corpl. Earnest G.
| Young, Mrs H. d. Durand and daughter,
Mrs. A. E. Drake. James w. Owen, Miss
Eva b. Miller. Miss Lizzie B. Miller, ].
| l.. Vincent, Fred Condry. J. NJ. McNam-
ara, j. c. Bartlett, Miss Fannie Glack
stein, Fred McRae, James Morgan, Julius
Hanan. p. NJ. Mcclure.
| Passengers on steamship Allegheny from
! BaltimOre-Mrs. Z. Morris, Miss j. Sher-
rard, Miss N, SheTrard, Mrs. A. e. Han
ley Miss F. Phillips, Miss A. A. Shaefer.
/ Miss G. Brandon Mr.. and Mrs j. H.
Burke, T. H. Gilbert and wife, Rev. S.
w. Walker, G. c. Bacon, J. G. Haslam,
| w. G. Albertson. T. b. Perkins, ]. Win
| chester, C. w. Brit, J. Kinlock c. Rich
f. A. Hudman, W. c. Sutherland, C. B.
Grey.
| Passengers on steamship City of Bir-
mingham for New York;. B. Avery,
| Miss Bessie Lamar, Mrs. o. NJ. Parker,
| w. V. Jones, John II. Balback, George H.
| Whiteside, Mrs A. Brown c. ]. Flynn,
Mrs c. ]. Flynn, Rev. f. Schiverea C. L.
| Ludlow, John Dutton, A s. Chambre.
Fred Osgood l.. Thaler, w. E. Hogan,
| Christopher Hughes.
Passengers on steamship Gate City for
New York-NIiss Madge Ingram, William
e. Murphy.
Passengers by steamship Tallahassee
from New York;. L. Caswell and family,
| Mrs. S. H. Butler, F. H. Philbroolx, Miss
| F. Fisher, G. P. Wilcox and wife, F. Nc
Dowell and brother, ]. G.. Gilkinson, j. d.
| Whedon and wife, Miss T. Stubbs, r. II.
| Price. George Buttland Lieut. O. B. Ros-
singer, B c. Tousey, l. Bowan, Mrs. B.
| Gibson, Cecil Hll Mary Spencer b.
Schwartz Al members Twelfth Regiment
New York Volunteers, O'Donnel, Mil
bank Bunker, Codney, Dinners, Hartley,
Malone, Jaques, Stewart, Hogan, Regan,
| O'Donnell. Koran, Dreyer, Mack, Coppin-
ger, Fowler, McGrath Balsley, King.
Walsh, Grace, Kelly Rivers Hart, Dau,
phin, Jarvis, Cox. Cavanaugh lGiHigan.
Schiller, Anton, Schutt, Butler, smith.
Campbell Oberkirk, Maloney Faymour.
Kennedy, Bollenbecker, Riley, standucker.
Lang, Hot, Porter, O'Sulllvan, Corpl A.
Kimback, F. w Sines. A. Battalia, A. Vo-
lenti and daughters, F. E. Jester, John
Spivey, c. Johnson.