The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ooxER VALENTINE AT ANCHOR
sun 18th CARGO OF POWDER.

Ubarf 10 the NehAHaA R@hAHoiu
~. where the Cargo VIII BE Dis
,,ed-Cfty Ordinances Require |
% Re Carried Direct From |
,,.r.rf TO Magazine-Ldst of Newly |
- schooners. and Also Vessels !
oocentIy Lost-Matters of Interest
j., shippers and Mariners.
-.booner Charles S. Valentine. Capt. |
-a,rson which arrived Saturday and
ssorsd in the stream opposite the Cor
-.t,rf. and remained at anchor yes
,s.v is allowed this privilege because
has q cargo of powder. Otherwise
-.s,s are not allowed to lay at anchor
t. cream. according 10 the harbor reg
'3,,;,ns longer than twenty-four hours af-
heir arrival. Besides about five tons Of
-, the Valentine also has 21S tons of
salt in sacks.
The n5Nder will be the first part Of the
y,lenune's cargo discharged, and for this
-,r,,-e she viii be removed early to-day
Fan, her present position to the Central
railroad slip. The process of dischargins
,ls vssse, is tedious one. and those who
.,,o,intend 4 are charged with the exer-
.t.o If great care. The schooner is not al
t.,.s5 IA tie alongside the wharf, but must
4. anchored out, and the cans of powder
carried in row boats to the wharf and
.-,r, there taken Immediately to the mag
-3,s IT is required that the vehicle to
t-te the uowder 10 the magazine must be
al hand as under no circumstances are
tbe cans allowed 10 be stacked on the
-. H.,
..oidcnt i'd must be covered with a tar
r,nlin when loaded. The powder is con-
itgre5 10 5 CsuckenheiTner & Son, and the
saIr TO Davenport & Morris of Richmond,
"a.
The Vessel owners and Captains Ma
t6nal Association held their annual meet
inc at Boston on Oct. Is. There were %
Members in attendance, and the annual
dres were fixed at TWO cents per registered
rD. accommodation was made that
mn he presented TO Congress forbidding
tse towing of more than two barges by a
single steam vessel Another resolution
v3s passed urging Congress to establish d
5apartment of commerce. Officers were
eec.ed for the ensuing year as follows: r.
R. Freeman of Boston, president; w. A
Anderson of New York, first vice presi-
dent: William H. Randall of Boston, sec
ond vice president; Capt. John Crowley
Of Taunton, and e. w. Clark of Portland,
board Of commissioners. The appointment
Of secretary and treasurer was deft to the
board Of commissioners.
The Maritime Journal of Philadelphia
gives The following list of newly built, and
aso recently lost coastwise vessels:
Sailing. vessels built since July l.
Blanche schr, Gloucester, 1903; fishing.
Edward Sewall, ship, Bath, 1905.
j. j, Flaherty, schr, Gloucester, 1922 fish,
Ing.
John Maxwell, schr, New York 582;
caster
Lizzie j. Parker, schr, Thomaston 1893;
coaster
Lucinda I. Lowell, schr, Gloucester, 10;
fishing
Mary T. Quinby, schr, Thomaston, LIP;
n coaster.
Olive, schr, Shieldsboro. 172; coaster.
Pendelton Bros, schr, New York, S5S;
T. N. Nicholson, schr, Bucksport 1913;
A fishing
Sailing Vessels Lost Since July l.
Aaron Reppard, schr, Philadelphia zee. $50
Albert shultz, bkn Baltimore ......... 49S
Ann, schr, Boston, sold ............. les
Annie +. Stevens, schT, Philadelphia )
Augustus Palmer schr, Bath ...........1,2 PSI
Bounding Billow, bark, San Francisco. 239
brumheM schr, Calais COMMUNICATIONS. 142
Carrie E. Phillips, schr, Provincetown, lis
Chas E. Moody, ship, Bath ..........2, 0J3
Chas. Nj. Patterson, schr, Philadelphia. S34
CAromo, schr, Franklin ................. 12S
Cara E. McGilvery, bl1n, Boston 49,. 402
commodore Morris, bark, New Bedford SSS
cyrus Wakefield, ship, New York 80, 11S
D. " Glover schr, New York ........ S07
LiWood II. Smith, schr New Haven. 439
Eunce H. Adams, bgn, New Bedford. 107
florence Randall schr, Fort Jefferson TAI
FRANKLIN Nickerson, schr, Deer Isle.... 21S
geo StetsOn, ship, Bath .................1S4 $40
george K. Skofield, ship, cut down to
Daise 't......... fSl
grace Andrews, schr, Thomaston -. 568
1Iatue r. Worcester, schr, Gloucester. III
1Ienry B. Cleaves, bgn, Portland ...... 3S9
ilyrald Of the Morning, schr, New
N ''.''.'.'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I9S
la l. Hun, schr, Barnstable ......... 49S
Johh 4. MCKEE, schr, Boston .......... 223
JoAn II. Iingue, schr, Philadelphia .. $50
Jonh I. Haynes, schr, Thomaston Il ,34S
hatahdin, bgn, Bangor ................. 21S
lewis A. Edwards, schr. Shieldsboro 1863
LgIusAla schr, Ellsworth ............... 10S
W. b. Mlllen, schr, New York ........ 1886
Masgie j. Chadwick, schr, New York. $50
1%iidfed, schr, New York .............. 1913
Nlnnle Bergen schr, Philadelphia 80. 3S7
~ lNHI, boston ......,...,......... 0oJ
TsNokee' schr, Detroit .................. 1872
TI.Iscll.a, bln, Baltimore ............... CAB
soo W. Dasey, schr, Philadelphia ... 356
SaIah A Fuller schr, New York ... 492
run q Ellen, schr, Portland ........ $50
W. Dunn, schr, Thomaston ....... 707
nos " Holder, schr. Boston ........ 231
n,Ie John, bkn, Eureka ............... 31i
,yNhsourg, schr, Bucksport ............. 152
V, ,sIanL ship, Boston .................1,79 9
W ne Awake, schr, Rockland .......... III
INA 5la, bark, San Francisco ..........1, Asa
n7soes the above list the barkentine vi
C .e' sehrs Benz. c. Cromwell, Emma l..
,fol'sham, James A. Garfield, Mary E.
ro'Se, and Warren Adams are all ashore
c5a ar Apa lachicola, Fla, and it is even
0''es OF saving any of them.
myers by steamship City of Macon
en- en- hoston, Oct 26.-Mrs. ]. d. Nichols,
1rsatlLesVltle' Fla; j. w. Kimball, Savan-
MI '", . A Black. Orlando, Fla. Miss Ma
M, HeIflck. Savannah; Miss May En-
nCl5 savannah; Miss Celia Walden, Eel
via y. r. a.; Miss Tyra Hawkins, Gaines
VIII. y a. Miss Emma Williams, Gaines