The morning news., 1899-04-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships and
shipping.

shipping.
The schooner Standard, which has been
at Tybee for several days discharging ce-
meni for the government. was towed TO
the city yesterday TO load lumber.
The Muuson Line steamer Neritas, bound
from New York for Galveston, put into
this port yesterday iq distress. She has
some damage to her boiler. which wiz
have to be repaired here. AIessrs. c. W.
Howard & Co. who have been agents of
the Munson Line for some time. are at
tending 10 the business of the steamship.
Can't Allan Luckhurst who was master
of the Atlantic Transport timer Missouri
before and after that shin had been pre-
sented by President b. n Baker TO the
United States government for a hospital
ship, has been appointed assistant to Capt
Bocquot the superintendent of the line at
London. Il is reported that the United
States has purchased the Missouri from
the Atlantic Transport Line.
Passengers by steamship Nacoochee,
from New York April A-H. S. Open
heimer, Mrs DuFore, 5. KasseL
Passengers hv steamship Gate City, from
Savannah to Boston, April Z7-Christopher
Baron and wife MI Dows and wife, Geo.
A Lowell and wife W. F. Cummings, Miss
Lizzie Bailey, Miss Peterson, G.. G. Edgett,
A. j. Guion, Mrs. A. j. GuioD, A. c. Gray
and brother. F. d. Hough and wife, v.
G. Murphy. +. c. Perry Mrs. G. w. era
ham, j.. c. Cahoon, W. o. Drake, Frank
e. Howe. Charles A. Welsh, Jr and wife,
Miss Clark, j. X. Sartwell Miss Grace
Sartwell Charles A. Roberts, VIM. II.
Reed E. W Colcord c. W. Marguedant,
James Darling. John Gardner MIR. Kerr,
T. D. Woodbury. and friend, w. l. Bean,
Cupid Brown jamie Brown. G. NJ. Casah-
Passengers by steamship Kansas City,
for New York April 26-S. Ceifer Mrs f.
Ceifer aud baby, c. Van Zandt, Mrs. c.
Van Zandt Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, Capt.
Fishers family, g. w. Hart and wife, Miss
ode II. Webb, E. w. Merrill, Mrs. e. w.
Merrill, Miss G. C. Hanes w. p. Peck,
Mrs. NJ. A. Morrlssey, Mrs. W. b. Peck,
James L. Deaton. Carl Beatty, Miss Anna
Crockett c. N Bonner, MIR. Dibdell. A.
w. Carter Frank Bacon, Mrs. j. II.
Brown, Samuel Lloyd j. +. Bruce, f. 2.
Rines. Emerson p. Jennings, Gerald Min
ion, ]. NJ. Batterton, Mrs. c. A. Mon.
Mrs. /. &. curtis, Miss kitneld, A. ID.
Wheadey. Mrs. A. d. Wheadey. c. G.. Da-
Wis, II. p Ashley. A. c. Mabee, c. " Bon
ner, Henry Tutue w. f. Erving. George
M Pike, George w. Nye. L. w. Barrnger,
Hugh Bond Mrs. L. Barton, James Jack
son, j. L. Mounce, J. II. Straub, Mrs. J.
II. Straub, T. NJ. DAILY, Mrs. Straub, Miss
Siraub, w. II. Pell, George Raymond, Mrs
George Raymond, J. 3. Bradner, Mrs. j.
B. Bradner, Mrs. Fl. M Burr, Miss Burr
Miss Dora Bacton, Miss Leila Bradner
Miss H. NJ. Harris, Mrs Mary f. Wicks
Miss Grace Clark, Mrs. Hyde, p S. Bur
rail-, Mrs. p. S. Burial w. P. Averill,
Lieut. Averill Mr.. Mellick and wife, Har-
ry V. Saunders, John r. Duval, Mrs. Will
cox and three daughters, E. e. Minton.
Mrs. r. f. Minton, /. w. Hanes (colored),
Maggie Horsey (colored), NJ. Grant Mr..
Maine, Mr.. Stewart, Mr.. Thompson, S. S.
Howell and wife (colored). Sarah Hayward
(coloredD. w. T. Bean, Mrs. w. I. Bean,
Walter Sumter. A. Wheeler, William Grant
(colored). Theodore Stchtenota.