The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of Ships and
Shining.


The steamer Pilot Boy ran an excursion
from Beaufort yesterday. While the crowd
was not what it generally is, there were
enough along TO set the boat steady in the
! stream. For the colored people there is
no set season for excursions They take
| a day off for Savannah whenever the OPP
| portunity presents itself. 1t is said this
J opportunity comes TO a majority about
/ every second, and always every third "trip
7 the steamer makes. The Pilot Boy is us
uaLly berthed at the Georgia Lumber
| Compauy's dock where there is ample
/ room for The excursionists 10 circulate
! among their Savannah friends, who go
! there to see them off. Two or three sail
ing vessels were in the way yesterday, and
| the eXcursionists were forced 10 content
| themselves at the less spacious dock near
the foot of Barnard street.
The schooner Anna, Capt Hounslea, ar
rived az the government dock, near Tybee,
Yesterday. 1t is understood she has ma
terial to be used In connection with the
government work there.
The schooner Thomas F. Po'ard, which
is to load lumber was moved yesterday
to the Georgia Lumber Companys dock
foot of Bull street.
The schooner John G. Schmidt, Capt
Norbury, will be taken in tow to Bruins
wick by the tug Jacob Paulsen. 1t is the
| intention to leave early to-day The
Schmidt will load lumber at Brunswick
! for Northern port.
Passengers by the steamship Chalta-
hoochee. arrived from New York: w B.
Chase and wife, Mrs. Fitzgerald and son.
Joseph Cops, Miss e. Brannen, Miss LII
liza 3. Haynes, j. T. Coggswen, F. T.
Knowles, J. w. Rice, c. s. Hayden, Mrs
Brown. Mrs. w r. Davis, Mrs. r. C.
Bunord, Mrs j. Hamm. c. R. Hardee, T.
! Gale, II. w. Mayboy, Mrs. Fl. w Mayboy
and two children, Mrs. l. Z. Garrett,
| Miss l. Weymouth. ], w. Rowley w. T.
| Johnson, e. A. Mcdonald and wife, S.
! Savory, e. B. Hayes Mr. Stems Mrs
Stems and two children, F. w. Gardner
r. Brown, J. Dub, Miss Amy HILL Miss
! Fitch, w. A. Reeves, j. Martin, W. Fair
! lie, II. W. Huntington, Mrs N. Blair, Jr
Miss L, 5. Baker II. Shocks, Mrs Mad
den, Miss Helen A. Loomis, Mrs. E. Fitz-
gerald, ]. N. Steel, Jr.. II. Blum, Jr., j.
Plunket, N. T. Wilcox. Capt. Van
Avery, j. D. Burley and wife. Miss Clag-
horn, Mrs. Hunter, Miss II. Hunter, Miss
Simpson Mrs. Campbell +. Myers, r. F.
Screven Mrs. A. r. Brown and child, Miss
T. Powers, l.. c. Riggs and wife Mrs. w
| j. Dempsey, Miss NJ. Wilson, Mrs. II. f.
c. Mercer, w. G. Austin, L. Rogers, H
M. Wilson II. w. Wilson. G. L. Wright
r. j. Davis E. c. Christopher, ]. Wat
kins, j. Dunn, Miss Julia Jackson Mrs
c. l.. Jackson, Miss H. Dunn, and seven
Storage.
Passengers by steamship City of Macon
from New York Sept 15-T. Hermann,
Miss NJ Kirkcaldie G. w. Bully, A. Kauf-
man. Mrs. See and daughter, ]. Kahn D.
T. Hudmon. Miss N. H. Baldwin, Mrs. NJ.
Savarese and two daughters. J. G. Baird,
G.. e. Gibbon, Charles Wachtel F. Jo-
sephson, T. Polhill w. H. Dalrymple, J.
H. Jones. Mrs. F. Jackson, Katie Monson,
l.. II. Jacks and daughter, ]. Wright,
Cora White. Mrs. ]. S. MOBILES, P. Uin-
quada, A. Periauo and wife, A. Partedo,
NJ. Bird.
Passengers by steamship City of Birm-
ngham for New York Sept. 1S-W. T.
Garrett, F. T. Knowles, Mrs. c. #. Ward,
Mrs. James OByrne, L. NJ. O'Neu f. M.
Wood, w D. Bassett and wife, G. F.
Allen. Charles Elchinger and wife A. F.
Holcolm, D. S. Williams, l. w Cooley, A.
Mcknight r. Haskell, X X. Carrick,
Miss May Higgins. Mrs. e. ]. Miller, ].
r. Chase, f. A. Noles. ]. c. G. Fletcher,
II. II. Sinninge, Mrs. Roffe, S. b. Claypool
and WIFE Miss F. f. Banks. Mrs w. Z.
Grady Mrs. A. w. Hartman, George II.
BALDWIN. NTS. WlllldHn COoke, MISS Alice
McGovern. Mrs. j. $. Bitch, ]. S. Bitch,
W. C. Mansfield, G. S. Watchtel, Mrs
Hester f. Marsh. A. B. Steele and wife.
Miss Florence WernIz, G. W. Cassngham
and wife, Mrs. r. p. Spencer, Dr. and
Mrs. W. F Reid, c. S. Connerat, wife and
son. NJ. Anderson and wife. A. ferris and
wife. The Edwartsen, e. A. Treadway. ].
L. Wentz, ]. G. Garden. and George Roe
back, NJ. J. Hickey, A. r. Sharid in steer
age.