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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-27

vocabulary forms part of the volumn.
There is a summary and considerable
historical matter printed in connection
with each grafton. There are several IL
lustra lions which serve to increase the
interest in and explain the text Another
small volumn contains selections from the
correspondence Of Cicero. Il is edited by
J. c. Kvitland. Jr, of Philips Exeter
Academy.
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation viii be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge in United States n.y.
geographic Office in custom house. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office
Reports Of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department,
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Ships.

Landseer Ger. 1,S4S tons, De Harde, Lon
don; sid Jan. 8.
Germanic (Nop, 1863 tons. sunde, Rot
terdam; sid. Jan. 25.
Helios CNor), 999 tons. Sierien, Bremen;
sid Jan o.
Maria Ratio QtaD. 1909 tons, Dominica.
Fowey; sid Jan 81.
Morning light (Nor), 1,24O tons, svendsen.
Port Natal; sid Jan. 16.
Union Ger. LISP tons, Bremers, New
York, sid Feb g.
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Banks,

Euro (AusO, 74 tons, Vidossich. arrived
at Point a Pitre Oct 10.
Hebe (Nor), SIG tons. Remertsen, Havre,
sid Nov. IA.
Lepanto QtaD, 1863 tons, vassalo, at &C.
noa Nov g.
bergslien Qor), 800 tons, Trulsen, Man
chester; sid Dec 49,
hnilo M. QtaD, 6SS tons, Genaro; sid Dec
Jaeobine (Ger, 54S tons, Bulow, Rotter,
Jam Jam; sid Hook of Holland Jan. o.
Neeord (Nor), $50 tons. Olsen, Rotterdam;
sid jan z.
Sigrid NoD, $40 tons, Hansen. Honfeur:
sid Jan. &c.
iopu9l GNor), 51 tons. Johansen, Liver
pool; sid Jan. %.
angela Schiafffno QtaD, 525 tons, Mari,
Marseilles; sid Jan. 26.
AIctures (Nor), 66S tons, Aniersen, Lon
don; sid Jan &c.
venetian QtaD, S46 tons, Costaguola. &C.
noa; sid Jan. 10.
victor (NoD, GA tons, Oslvik London. sid
Jan. 2S 9'''
Bravo Nor), 44O tons. Andreasen. Rotter-
dam; SD Feb 3
angelina PorO. 524 tons. I,oureiIo. Rio
Janeiro; sid Jan. II.
Aaelina (PorO. 524 tons, Loureiro. Rio Ia
delphia; sid Jan. II.
NGnWahden (Norl, Sl7 tons, Erickson. Rio
Janeiro sid Feb IL.
NVreiand (Nor) 665 tons, Henrikesen. Rot
terdam sid Feb. Is.
-Nlni lt'r), CSC tons, Borlolazzi Bordeaux:
sid Feb. A. -
respect CNor), 6S3 tons. Void. Port Natal.
sid Jan. 25.
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BOUND ron SAVANNAH.


Weybridge (Br, 1905 tons. Evans, Barry;
sid Feb. 3.
Dromore (BD, 1874 tons. Phelan, Liver
pool; sid Jan. 81 for Tybee.
Iris (Belg), 1882 tons, Leenaers, Antwerp:
sid Feb. 10.
Russian Prince (Br), 2,1O2 tons, Jeffreys,
at Yarmouth Roads, Feb. 10, machinery
disabled.
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ton of a much more sophisticated sort.
This will interest every boy who has ever
thought of going 10 sea as a career-iu
other words, pretty nearly every boy In
America. Like Lieut.. La Notes article,
and almost every other story, sketch or
poem In the magazine. it is fully illustrat-
ed. THE Best Game We Play" Is the
soldier game" This is a lively bit of
verse by Annie Steele. "Dorothea Puts
the Room in Order" is the title of little
story illustrated with pictures that show
a room in anything but orderly condition.
The features we have mentioned are an
of them new; but the popular serials are
here, too-Mr Hentys Sole Survivors"
Mr.. Houses Bright Sides of History"
and Miss Carolyn Wells STORY of Betty"
The Century Company, Union Square,
New York.
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The March Atlantic opens with brief
and well-considered editorial article set
ting forth clearly and dispassionately the
present International situation and the
rights and duties of the hour.
Dr. John Fiske IN "Some Cranks and
Their Crotchets'' details at length and
most entertainingly some remarkable
phrases of what he denomipates as insane,
or more mildly as eccentric literature,
the manifestations of which are as start
ling I'm their variety and number as they
are entertaining in DR.. Fiske's descriptions.
William Goodell Frost, in describing our
contemporary ancestors in the Southern
mountains depicts a strange condition
existing in the heart of the republic In a
series of communities on the Appalach-
ian mountains slopes, who have been
stranded and left behind by the wave of
progress, and are now practising the same
manners and customs and modes of speak
ing and thinking that prevailed among
our ancestors 200 years ago.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe relates her ex-
periences In Boston in the forties and fif-
ties, with new and lively anecdotes of the
famous men and women of those stirring
days, and descriptions of the events and
leaders of the great causes of Abolition
ism and Transcendentalism. The forego-
ing are only a few of the good things of
the number. Houghton, Mifflin & Co.,
IL East Seventeenth street, New York
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one entitled "Richard Brinsley Sheridan. ;,
by Thomas B. Reed. 1t is written with
a fine appreciation of the subject. There
are many more excellent articles in the
number. The Cosmopolitan, Irvington
New York.
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'. rec IS tons, Frisbee. Philadelphia;
Oe sia 9 81 tons, johnson. Philadelphia;
W aaa ooh tons. Rines; at Baltimore.
-, Philadelphia.
1Tarren Adams. 634 tons. Given. Bath.
adelphia --''
'I pL, G. Schmidt, $50 tons, Norbury, at
'i si3,s. Hopkins, sos tons. Crockett. at
yor,I tendleton, SIS tons. Burgess, at New
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River steamers Departed.
shipping Memoranda.

Steamer Clifton, Strange, Beaufort.-Geo.
u. Beach, Manager
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Local and General news OF SHIPS HHu
shipping.
Passengers by steamship City of Biz
.,,,ngham from New York, Feb. 2i.-W. De
(.o,tard. Mrs. W. W. Runyon, L. A Run
Won. ". B. Spencer, Sister Alphonse,f Mrs.
A Norton. Nj. C. Smith, Mr.. Perrin, wife
and daughter, ]. H. Brown Rev j. NOT
berry and wife, R. E. mcdonnell, Mrs.
M. Burr and friend, Mrs. A. L. Mum
Gen. c. w. Sargent, S. Sport, G. Ferrau.
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Last quarter, Sd, IL hours and 4s min
,,tes morning: new moon, 10th. hours
and So minutes, morning; first quarter
,7tb ho.rs and Is minutes. morning; fun
moon, 25th, hours and 81 minutes, morn
ing.
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savannah Almanac.
sun rises at 6:22 and sets at 5'SS.

High water al Tybee to-day at s:46 "a
m and 9O5 p. m High water at Savan-
nah one hour later
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Visible supply of Cotton.

From the New York Commercial and
Financial Chronicle, Feb. %.
The visible supply of cotton to Feb. "a,
as made up by cable and telegraph is as
follows. Continental stocks, as well as
those for Great Britain and the afioat, are
this weeks returns and consequently all
European figures are brought down to
Thursday evening. But to make the total
the complete figures for Feb. "a we add
the item of exports from the United
States, including in it the exports of Fri
day only.
1899 1898
Stock at Liverpool .bales.1 ,sO1, 900 Its, 600
Stock AT london 0O0 mn
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The March number of McClure's Maya
zine is a particularly fine one. The H.
Illustrations are superb and the articles are
of very high standard of merit. A glance
al the table Of contents shows that It
contains something that is calculated TO
suit the taste of each class Of readers
The article Moving on the North Pole, q"
by Lieut.. Peary, is timely and will be
read with deep interest. The fiction Of
the number Is excellent Mcclure s. is
steadily gaining ground in popular favor.
s. S. Mcclure Company 14l-145 East
Twenty-hfth street. New York city.
The March number of the Cosmopolitan
has. a very fine table of contents. John
Bf1sOen Walkers article THE Building of
an Empire" is one Of absorbing interest
In this number only part first Is given.
Those who read the article viii not regret
having done So The Real Arabian
Nights" by Anna Leach, is an article Of
merit and is intensely interesting. This
article and Mr. Walkers article are SPLEEN
didly Illustrated An article which will
not lack readers is Flour and Milling"
by p. c. Church and F. w Fitzpatrick
II deals with a subject in which The whole
world IS interested. No article Of the num-
Der viii attract more attention than the
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PAINE, MURPHY & CO

-BR ROCKERS
orders Executed Over Our Private Wires
TON,STOCKS,GRAINtH PROVISIONS
For Cash or on Margins
Local Securities bought and sold
Telephone $50
board OF Trade Building jackson ButldtnO
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The March number of Harper's Is a par
ticularly good one. In fiction the number
is especially rich. Brander Matthews con-
tributes a characteristic short story, ION
the Steps of the City Hail." illustrated by
w. T. Smedley. Under the tide without
the Courts" Sarah Barnwen Elliott con-
tributes vivid picture of a critical phase
of Southern life not unlike that which she
portrayed in her noted story, IAN Incl
dent" THE Rented House," by Octave
Thanet, is an extremely interesting psy-
Geological story of an altogether original
style. Another short story that deserves
attention is The Way of the Cross" by
Stephen Bonsal. One of the special fea-
lures is the article entitled THE Massacre
of Fort Dearborn at Chicago. Gathered
from the Traditions of the Indian Tribes
engaged in the Massacre, and the Pub
lished Accounts" The article derives ex-
ceptional interest from the fact that il is
written by Chief Simon Pokagon, who is
a son of the Chief Pokagon who was pres
ent at the massacre. The second INSTALL
ment of Senator Lodges history of the
Spanish American War" treats of the
finding of the committee that investigated
the destruction of the Maine and gives an
unusually vivid description of Dewey and
the battle of Manila. The Drawer opens
with a delightfully."- humorous story by
Morgan Sill, entitled THE Curing of the
Judge" The Drawer also contains the
fifth installment of HE, She and They"
by Albert Lee and the usual variety of
light verse and humorous anecdote. The
illustration for the Drawer are by A. B.
Frost and Stanlaws. Harper's Magazine,
Harper Brothers, New York.
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Lv. Savannah 1880 D.
M, carrying through
Pullman sleeper Sa-
vannah 10 Atlanta.
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Total European stocks ..2,751,2O 1921, 300
India cotton afioat for Eu-
rope 1890. 49,. ......... 10000 5000
American cotton afloat for
Europe -. -. =. -. $4,000 $4,000
Egypt, Brazil, etc, a1oat
for Europe ...... ......... 1900 $4,000
Stock in u. s. ports ...... S43,935 1,2SS,70S
Stock in u. s. interior
towns ................. =. 467, 1893 511,247
U. S. exports to-day 49,. 1868 22,609
Total visible supply .4,717.1O1 4,S77, 1854
OF the above, totals of American and 9TH
er descriptions are as follows:
American
Liverpool stock 80. bales.1, $780, 900 LOS, 900
Continental stocks ......... 9O1, 900 100000
American qafloat for Eu-
rope ............... 4S7, 900 $4,000
United States stock ..... S43, 9S5 1,2SS, 7OS
U. s. interior stocks 467,S9S 5l1A7
U. S. exports to-day 1858 26O9
Total American .......4,4 O1, SOL 4,190, 564
total East India, etc. -. 315,20O 247 300
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The March number of Scribner's shows
Gov. Roosevelt in the sort of description
that he likes best-a narrative of fight.
With his usual candor he calls this Gen.
Young's Fight at Las Guasimas," and
pays a hearty tribute to his brigade COM
mander and to the regulars who won equal
honors with the Rough Riders in that hot
skirmish. In fiction a new writer, Albert
White Worse, and G. new field, the Eskimos
of Greenland, are introduced with a dra-
matte short story, illustrated by McCar-
ter. Another newspaper story by Jesse
Lynch Williams, tells the famous tale of
a college lark that helped to make his
tory. Mr.. Cables love story is concluded
in this number; Robert Grant writes a
"Searchlight Letter to a Modern Woman
With Social Ambition" there is an illus
trated poem by Oliver HEREFORD, and
Rhyme of the Rough Riders by Gin
ton Scollard; and in THE Field of Art'
critical review of Bartletts Michael
Angelo with illustrat ions of the statue
The notable thing about the eminent pub
lie men now writing for Scribners Mag
azne is that they are skillful and enter
tanning writers as well as men of affairs.
Charles Scribner's Sons, New York.
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Total visible supply .....4717,101 4,S77,S64
The imports into continental ports the
past week have been $1,000 bales.
The above figures indicate an increase
in the cotton in sight to date of 3S9,237
bales as compared with the same date of
1898, a gain of S99,779 bales over the corre-
spending date of 1897, and an excess or
S33 O2S bales over 1896.
India Cotton Movement From all Ports
The receipts of cotton at Bombay and the
shipments from all India ports for the
week ending Feb. %, and for the season
from Sept. to Feb % for three years
have been as follows:
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very varied table of contents is that
of st. Nicholas for March. An engraving
of Monsieur Terriers painting Of Little
Red Riding-Hood is the fronuspiece; and
the opening article is story, in The
Toy Country" by Mrs. Burton Harrison.
whose name is usually associated with lc-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-27

Monthly Review of Reviews for March
are am illustrated sketch-of the late Presi-
dent Faure of France; a sketch of Gen.
Otis, governor general in the Philippines,
by Cob William Conant Church, editor
of the Army and Navy Journal; two heay-
lily illustrated articles on the native Fill
pino population one of which was writ
ten by Senior Caro- y Mora, editor of Voz
Espanola of Manila; study of several of
the young Cuban leaders of the day. by
George Reno, with portraits; an interest
ing exhibit of the balance sheets of two
OF the bonanza farms of the Middle West
by Frank II. Spearman, with pictures and
a survey of The Literature Of the Mid
die West" by johnson Brigham. The Re-
view of Reviews Company 10 Astor Place.
New York city.
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The complete novel in the March issue
of Lippincotts is The Sport of circum-
stances" by Clarinda Pendleton Lamar. a
tale of modern Southern life. Joseph A.
Nunez. in an article on Cuba" gives
timely and interesting facts relating to
animal and vegetable life in our new pos
session. eRecollections of a London Law
yer" by G. Burnett Smith, tells anus
ing incidents Of London law courts espe-
cially connected with the career of Mon
tagu Williams Owen Hall, in Imperial
ism.-An Estimate" talks about the pol-
icy of colonization. "Brainerd's Idol bv
William T. Nichols, is a tale of an ambi-
tious editor. and is followed by the Per
ception of the Picturesque" by ]. Hunter
William NJ. Tsdale gives an Interesting
sketch of Chinese Physicians in califor-
MIA with details about their prescriptions
and diagnosis. j. B. Lippincott Co.. pub
fishers biiadeIpbia
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Leaves Savannah at
7:25 a. M, carrying
magnificent buffet
Parlor Car.
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Plant System.

Meridian Tlme-one Hour slower Than city Time.
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EORGIA AND ALABAMA RAILWAY.

'TECTIVE FEB. 20, 1890.
MONTGOMERY by IA MILES.
COLUMBUS by 26 MILES.
ATLANTA by 16 MILES.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-11

Three cans pure fruit jams for 25
cents at the Ell Paso Grocery Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-11
For Titan Haired Girls.


A bride with hair of a decided red
tinge and of the most glorious profusion
and crispness is introducing a color
scheme which is the delight Of an artis-
tic eye and is quite new. She has worn
corals and cerises, browns and yellows
and oranges and russell reds and tans
until she il longing for a change of
some kind, so heliotrope she has pounced
upon. The result is beautiful and most
unusual. Try it. all Titan haired wom-
en-, and see what sensation you will
create. A black cashmere street gown
that she is having made is to be trim
med with narrow heliotrope velvet rib
bon edging lapels and sleeves and sur
rounding the single breasted little jack
ct. Her stock is to be of white satin
bowed in front squarely, and on her
bead back of her pompadour is to be a
little toque of jet sequins, with broad,
clever mass of heliotrope taffeta ribbon
bowed across the front.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-11
SENIORITY LIST.
The 6. H. Has Posted a List of Their
Engineers Showing at What Date
They BEGIN Work.

Each time q m an is promoted in the
railway service the question of seniori-
ty arises and sometimes animated dis
cushions follow. To avoid this the G.
81. has wisely made out list showing
the day and date when each engineer
entered their service since
the year 1881. The list was
prepared January LIST of the pre-
sent year and posted yesterday. 1t
shows that 81. Draper entered the SER
vice of that company on the fourth day
of December, 1881. +. Derr and j. Sui
livan are the next Oldest engineers in
the service. both having entered the
G. 81. service in February, 1882 A. c.
Mast made his first trip August %,
1883, while J. M. Burroughs followed
him On October 4, 1888. S. M. Carter
signed tho call book first on May %.
1885 and A. Fitzpatrick commenced
with the company in December 1887.
These are all the engineers at present
in the service of the G. 81. between
here and Del Rio, who entered the
service in SOS. The list contains the
names of 81 engineers who have en-
tered the service since Mr.. Draper mad
his initial run, the last one on the list
being j. Shafer, who was employed
January 9Th of the present year. A
notice is posted with the list telling
all engineers who discover q mistake
in.the day or date of their beginning
with the company to report same
at headquarters and mistake will recti-
fed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-11

Such Is the Condition of John Ora
hams Family.


The pitiable case of dire affliction re-
ported to exist in the family of john
Graham. residing near the S. P. track
u miles west of here, has not in the
least sheen exaggerated. An eDgi-
neer who arrived from the west yester-
day says that he was talking to Mr..
Graham at q distance few days ago
and that Graham told him that he had
nothing in the house aud that three of
his children had died with smallpox.
"All he asked for" said the engineer.
"was for me to throw off few lemons
and sugar for him when I PASSED
again. I complied with his request
and dropped the lemons and sugar
from my engine as I passed his place. I
am getting medicine and food for him
now and l will drop them when pass
there again.
'sMr. Graham is we'll known by
the hunters OF this vicinity for his hos
pitality," continued the engineer. mo
foot sore from hunting that was not
given shelter and a hot cup of good
coffee to brace him up. 1t made no
difference to Mr.. Graham and his
amiable wife who the hunters might
be, all corners were treated alike and
given the same cordial welcome"
Several days ago ]. G. Jones heard of
the case while he was traversing that
section. He Immediately came to
to wn for medicines and provisions, and
later he visited the house with q physi-
clan. The county of Ell Paso has been
taking care of the man, notwithstand-
ing that he lives in Dona Ana county,
New Mexico.
The item in last nights HERALD
the case may have uninten-
tionally conveyed the idea that the man
W as still in need. Mr.. Bloom, who is
familiar with the circumstances, in
forms US that while the
man and his family are
afflicted, they do not now
want for the necesssries of life, and
they have medical attention. He, Mr..
Fink, and Mr.. Putnam accidentally
of the case at the end of last
week while they we're riding the line,
and they assured themselves then that
the afflicted family would be cared for.
Graham is carrying on small ranch
and has several hundred goats. He is
we'll known here.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-11
A Man Killed at Cambray.

Monday evening at about O'Clock
as S. p. engine No. 1880. in charge of
Engineer Crane, was coming in from
the west, light, when at q point near
Cambray, a man eighty years of age
attempted to cross the track and was
struck by the engine and instantly
killed. From what could be learned
concerning the killing it seems as if
the engineer did not see the old man
approaching the track until it was too
late to stop the engine. The air was