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The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT sOru
HI POkTLAND-There never was 4 l~
when such trades could be bought IN eoat
Portland real estate as at present. WI
houses with good lots IN good neighDoIhAt|
with most modern improvements at lprcu h
below anything ever offered before. HouseHA
street $500; house, Shawn at street sN
house, Front street $1,000; house, Parker lan
$50. lot OF land, Broadway, 500; lot at ls,tI
Corner. i00x400 IT., $3.50. 1 also have soust
the most desirable building lots az South rtt
land. the prices ranging from 500 70 SEQ aHt
best part OF village where property Is |mN1f
ing IN value each year. Any person wlshn<n
b ~ a building lot can pay one dollar per wsl
II desired. This Is a rare opportunity iNm
Wishing 10 secure lot that viii lncresS
value each year. The undersigned viii L tt
sired. give The names 81 parties who have Te
IN the last dozen sears made from one q $50
hundred dollars IN one year on lois that cost f
little above one hundred dollars. Tie pslH
must remember that IN buying lots 4f SON
Portland II Is not Ike going out OF town Ht.1
some Spectator has bought up q farm i.i
divided the same into building lots at q Fd
removed from stores. post ONCE, church. a4N
bOrs, sidewalk. sewers aud many other r1It
leRes that are enjoyed 0y a resident q W
Portland. For plans. etc. call on +. Il. BAD
FORD, STA Exchange street maiitA
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14
BRowN-EoR SALE AND TO LET.

15tNU " N-F'Oh SALE AND TO LET
ITO LET-In most beautiful location on
i Prospect Hill, overlooking the city, eight
room tenement; hot and cold water bath. and all
modern conveDiences. Apply to l. NJ. LEIGH
TON or GEO. w. BROWN, SO Exchange St.
1ly30-H
ITO LET-A fine house just completed beau
il tiful location in Coyle Park, overlooking
the bay; 10 rooms with bath, ana oil modern
c0nyeniences. Apply to l.. M. LEIGHTON or
GEO. w. BROWN, SO Exchange st. ily3O-tf
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

DAKERS OVEN FOR SALE--One No.
ID Middleby bakers oven and cooking ina
plements. One bakers wagon and one ds-
livery pung with bakers top CAL on or al
dress +. A. SMITH Wateryille. Me. Trustee
of the estate of j. w Lemont, bankrupt
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14
Souvenir Spoons.

Lonefellow, Observatory Portland .. ". n
Light and ninty other subjects, larges' '~ uma
the city. MCKINNEY, the Je"el0 ns.aa
ment Square.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

DOR SALE-Elghteen house lots. benz
n balance Of As lots In Fessenden PARK ,.~
which have been sold within the past e
weeks. WIN exchange for anything lnah 3.
judgment IS as good or better than casn q z.
q sure investment they are just The renl ,a@
Apply TO GEO. w. BROWN. 80 Exchange ~
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

NOR SALE-One fine double seated surry
n end spring, covered; not used a dozen
times. Cost $3.50 in the factory to be sod at
low figure If taken at once. what nave you
to exchange on an equitable basis? ADDRESS
p o. BOX 1896 Old Orchad, Me. 81
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

m mir. CARLETON GAINES has
INN IN a very bad memory for faces.
IlNIH His friends complain that he
IIWEl passes them upon the street
LIZ without recognition, and, on
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

Forty words inserted under this n'''
one week Tor 25 cents, cash In ndF'p''
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

/ JULIAN D'ARVILLE. Il irvoyant ard
~ Palmist. Sittings daily on health, bust
ness or private family matters law suits, di-
vorce, love or marriage. Residence 30 OK
ford street, ore door from Prebe AL advice
strictly confidential and reliable. iO-t
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14
FOR SALE.
Forty vvo1 Dis inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash ia advance

W1OR SALF-Desirable 2-stOry Dick house on
State = rect. near Gray Ten rooms, bath,
furnace and Laundry. Win be sold at a bar
gain. Apply to GEO. F. JUNKINS, go MD
die street, near Monument square. III
NOR SALE-On Congress street: near Maine
Eyeand Ear Infirmary. brick. 3-story Il
room house: bath and steam, 300 feeG OF land;
excellent location for business or for physician.
tfKO f. JUNKINS, 0 Middle stfeel' near
Monument square. IL
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

A STHMA and Hay Fever can be cured by
"A using "HiltOn's Sure Cure for Asthma
Call or send address to T. HILTON, Drug
gist, 129 Congress st. aua44
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14
wANTEp-MALE nELr.

VVANTED-A Young man to work In grocer.
w store. Some one living at Woo It Ords pre-
ferred. Apply to G. II. COX & Co, WOodtords
al
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

FEMALE HELP wASTnD'
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

A NEW YORK importing house IS desirous
"A OF arranging with COED statesmen to repre-
sent them in thi city; capable men, especially
those having some trade among the best retail
grOcers, will be treated literally and satisfac-
torily. Address in confidence, SMITH BRETT
y CO., Coffces and Teas, % Front St, New
York. 1l-lt
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

WANTED-W0man bookkeeper IN ap 'n .,s.
W a1ce office; one having had some M.
Renee with typewrillng preferred: n9 sxs.f
Press ONCE.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; salary from start, per-
W manent place. ROWN BROS. CO.,
Nurserymen, Rochester Y. 14-1
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

WANTED Engineer for stationary boiler in
W corn factory. NJ. c. CUMMINGS & BRO,
"A Plum street. 14-1
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
shipping Memoranda.

Charleston. s. c.. Nov e9-Artivcd,
steamer Algonquin. rlatt. Ncw York.
Port Royal. : q. Nov 2q-Saled. L.
5. 5. Hannibal Newport News.
Arrived. T.. 5. 5. Amphitrte Nor ok +.
Potomac, Norfolk
Key West, Fla. Nov se-Arrived.
steamers Concho. Now York. ana sailed
for Galveston: Miami Delano Havana,
and sailed for Miami
Port Tampa Fla. Nov. 29-Arrived,
bark Dixon. Havana; Olvette. Smith. Ha-
vana. via Key West
Sailed. steamer Oivette. Havana via
Key West. City Of Everett. Howes Balti.
more; schooner Mormon. Merry. Baltl-
more.
New York. Nov 2s-saned. steamer
Thrift Coosaw, S. @.
Philadelphia. Nov - -Arrived. steamer
Allegheny. Savannah
River Platte Nov. 2.-Arrived. previ-
ousy. Glenfoy. Charleston, via ST. Lucia
Liverpool Nov &-Sailed. steamer
Wastwater. Savannah.
Cork. Nov. E.-Arrived. steamer Stikel-
stad. Punta Corda
Gibraltar. Nov. 2s-Arrived. steamer
Apex. Pensacola via 81. Michaels for Ge-
noa
Beaufort s. c. Nov % The Norwegian
steamship KinRswood. twenty-one DAYS
out from Pomerln. Spain. with 2coO tons
81 iron pyrtes for tho Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company. arrived here yester-
day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

~ on a farm and hauled goods ana cot
ton. Lorimer OF Illinois who. while sun
under 20, - supreme In the Republican
politics OF Chicago. WAS a bootblack and
cas- driver Cusak Of Illinois was a sign
painter. Smith Of Illinois worked his wav
through college from a blacksmith shop
Robinson OF Indiana was neWsboy. and
worked ~ shop from the time he was
lb III he was - Hsugen OF Iowa began
90 earn his own living az r. and when he
was is bad bought a farm Hepburn OF
Iowa was printer. So we're HeatwoIe
OF Minnesots. Young Of Pennsylvania and
Amos Cummings Of New York Weeks
Of Michigan had 20 buy books and sttdv
law through the intervals OF tea ming
school. Brownlow Of Tennessee earned
his oWn iiving when 10 years old lie was
a timer and locomotive engineer De
GraiI@uried OF Texas was q brakeman
often was foreman In a rolling mill Mer-
Ger Of Nebraska taught school. clerked
In store worked on a farm and edited
newFpaper Robinson OF Nebraska
worked as q mechanic IN a hinge factory.
Gardner OF New Jersey WAS a waterman.
DAILY Of the same state Was a rn0uider By
trade. spalding Of North Dakota LEFT
home al Il TO earn his own living RYAN
OF Pennsylvania was employed IN a brass
foundry and enlisted as II. BreazeaIe Of
Louisiana clerked W q dry goods store
while studying Law. Wheeler OF ken
lucky worked on farm summers and
attended school winters. Baker Of Mary
land worked on a farm until he was Sc
n. c. Smith OF Michigan worked on a
farm and IN factories. aud after he en-
tered college did chores for farmers Tor
his board. teaching school In vacation
William Alden Smith was a page Ia che
Legislature ragney OF Minnesota
leading member Of the Ways and Means
Committee. was a blacksmith and machin-
So until he began 70 study law. Champ
clark worked a hired farm hand clerk-
ed IN a country store. edited q country
Newspaper ana pracueed law So the list
might be continued. The men who have
made records In Congress have had 20
nght their way"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
NswSFRoM THEWATER FRONT
rr,otAN STEAMSHIP oLEMATIs
DUE FROM ANTWERP.

,,..tdes Her Cargo of Naval stores
en-, Ciematis wiII Also Take About
,ooo barrels of Cottonsced on.
oo..ibte "a Third steamer May he
,,,t on the Line Between sRvRn-
III London and Antwerp-Fruit
,rrvtuu Steamers Between SaVnn-
h and south American Ports.
NIX Lizzie curry Finishes Dis
hsrainE-Matter- Of Interest to
shippers and Mariners.
10 belgian steamship Clemaus Is due
,.-. Antwerp for a cargo OF naval stores
,., ..toaseed oil The clematls sailed
,-.., Antwerp Nov. u. ard Is therefore
.....ssn days OUT to-day Ordinarily he
rs q from sixteen TO seventeen dag
..,- Antwerp. II Is possible she has en-
.-,d roagn weather on the present
... .. which has delayed her In arriving
GIL. rsr usual time.
--. eU not be the first time the Ant
,.-s ~aval stores Company has taken
..s4t other han naval stores. which 10
handles and distributes on the continent.
Ter a"reFHi AitN'H IhFA ttAN '"ttl'itF =
,ts.r.-s have bsen carrying considerable
--.l. .e- OF cottonseed oil, but the snip
..- vHien is TO be made on the &C.
r.- tnls trip amounting TO something
a 80 barrels. viii probably be tho
,-rs.u -.1gle shipme nj made since the
e1maart aaugUratcd this addition TO is
t.s..N
Tie. l.f nat The schedules on which the
t..a.., aamers run Is such that ship
..rs -e.y on the time they VIII have
t pom 81 their disposal Is an advan-
ID ~ uot apparently being over
-,..at lf il barely possible thai toe
t.... business the company is doing ia
.s8. $500 to It's own large handling % tur-
r..tue aId rosiu may grow 10 an extent
tat 1914 neccssliate putting on a third
st@.n.. The iris ami the Clematis are
80 tea.es now assigned 20 the line and Il
q tiri saouid BE- put on. II would doubt
.4.. Boz the tsnk steamer La Fiandre which
-lr between Savannah, London and Ant
uer1 uriI a short time ago.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

Per steamship Kansas City to New
York: 3oi bales upland cotton. ~ bales
sea island cotton. 800 barrels cottonseed
oil, 10 barrels rosin oil. 80 bales domes-
Ties l00p0 shingles, i.29o barrels rosln. 203
barrels spirits turpenline. 1868 feet lum-
her. / turtle. q barrels fish, 40 bales
waste, 2+d5 boxes fruit. IS barrels vege-
tables. 5s5 crates vegetables. p tons pig
iron, - packages machinery, 30 bales
hber, bales sponges. 20 barrels pitch. 20
sacks rice chat. Is barrels lamp black 80
cases canned goods. 20 boxes deer tongue
2is packages merchandise. II cases cigars
Per steamship city OF Birmingham to
Boston: s.O6l bales upland cotton. 10 bar
rels cottonseed oil. % barrels rosin. 100
cases cottonseed oil. 7.7es slaves. i043
boxes dried fruit, 900 tons pig iron.
Per steamship d. II. Miller for Balti-
more: so bales upland cotton. g. barrels
turpentine. 1855 feet lumber. 3U boxes
oranges. III packages merchandise. 30
packages domestics and yarns. 1856 bales
palmetto fiber. Ill cases can goods. 705
sacks clay, 100 bales hides and wool.
Per schooner George Taulane. Jr., for
Roundout: 36s 7s2 feet yellow pine lum-
ber-Cargo by r. q. Hunting g. Co.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

Tr, No ming News stated yesterday that
fas-- lad been some talk OF the United
Tf.f company putting on a line 81 steam
ore between Savannah and the fruit tx
porting ports Of South America and the
WEI indies There rumors may have
som connection with the announcement
Jus. made tn Philadelphia that two steel
.fe. mer- are 10 he built on the Great
Lake. and that both yesse.s arc 10 be
chartered by The United Fruit Company.
Th. new vessels are 10 be somewhat sim
Ian to the Admiral" steamers. which
were huHl az Cramps BY tho American
Mau steamship company and which are
url4ng on the fruit company's lines.
There ls 10 doubt the local commission
house. would welcome direct line as a
eralf impetus TO the fruit trade OF this
section
Tho establishment 81 line would
mean Is great deal for the city IN many re
-lt..- said a commission man. An en-
I.IIree whose object o. the prompt and
.aI'tl. handling OF a great product re-
r.I..- mueh skilled and unskil.ed help. Il
requires extensive railroad facilities, es-
ur..a'7 iu The WAY Of properly construct
q. rolling stock. 80 that the railroad s
vi set % great increase in business.
n United Fruit Company has any
Intentions as those being talked q.
mo 1Nroads VII have much 20 say IN
t--.igg new line for the reason that
'sa company viii FIRST ascertain what
mas expect from the railroads. II
Hs company seeks 70 do business throue n
port IL is very probable the railroads
have the power to either open or
se ihe door 10 g."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
TIE MGR MARKET.

There was a considerable falling away
in demand ia the rice market the past
week but IN spite OF such the market
held to It's former hrm tone; IN fact, on
some grades there was substantial adj
vence The latter was especially note
worthy in ordinary 20 fair which were
disproportlonately lower than medium
qualities. There Is no good reason for
present apathy. as current prices are still
well inside OF coet OF importing similar
grade In foreign and can only be attrib-
uted 10 the long established practice Of
the trade 70 operate sparlngy until De-
ccmber or early January. when lowest
prices are generally realized.
Advices from the South also note a
Iessened movement due In part. TO ed.
vanced prices. So far as New Orleans IS
concerned. quite double the amount Of
business would have been done had there
been the slightest disposition on the part
or seilers 90 make even the most irifiing
concessions. Fair volume Of business IS
reported from Interior points chiefly
antlcipatory purchases and mostly In the
lower grades although not a little BIT has
been done Ia the better selections.
The technical situation tnus far has
been favorable 20 present firm conditions.
receipts constantly behind those Of last
year. and custom keeping fun pace there
WIN. During the coming month however
with present values % may be cxpe ted
that there will be On Increased crop
movement aud unless the demand shall
areatly quicken. reaction viii probably
occur. As continually suggested. there
is no reason. a. regards competition. for
any modification Of prices: the future lies
In the financial ability aud confidence OF
PLANTERS to Withstand the usual depress-
ing influences Of the holiday period. While
the crop Sc Hkely 10 he quite up 10. II
not fractionaHy ahead OF the previous
wear. stun. II is far short OF annual re-
aulremente. hence no call for ito being
sacrificed.
Cables aud correspondence from abroad
note generally quiet markets. Holders.
however. are hrm, as shipments from the
Far East are practically over for the sea
son, but with five months consumption
10 be supplied from an unusually scant
stock. Il IL deemed only a question Of time
when buyers will gladly pay present ad-
vancod quotations.
Talmage. New Orleans tciegrsphe
Loulslana crop movement to date. Re-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
TYPES OF THE HOUSE.
Many Men THAT Have Won On spite
of Every Obstacle.

l. a. Coolidge IN Ainslees.
The richest man IN the House Is Con
nell OF Pennryiyania, who has accumu-
lated over $40 600 90. ana who has a single
Item Of income Of over 500 n day Con-
nell Is a coal operator OF the larges
In the United States Finy years ago
he was working ia the mines as q driver
boy az Is cents day. Closely approach
Ing him are Levy Of New York. The own
or Of Monticello. who inherited his wessh.
and sprague OF Massachusetts. who &C
quired his By marriage Other rich men
In the House, some Of whom are In the
millionaire clsss. are sibley OF Pennsyl-
vania, Stewart OF Wisconsin. Hit OF H.
nnois. Cannon OF Illinois. Dalzeu and
Adams Of Pennsylvania. Rupert, Nc
Clellan and william Aston Chanler Of
New York. Baboock OF Wisconsin, Lover
ing Of Massachuse.ts. Wsdsworth Of New
York. and Burleigh OF Maine. II is safe
20 say that q great majority % the mem
hers OF the House have little besides their
salaries. although there are few OF shem
who could not earn more than their sal
aries u they were TO retire from Congress
ana devote themselves TO their profes-
sion.
with comparatively few exceptions.
both senators and representatives start
"a 10 life as poor boys. Perkins OF Cali
fornia was a cabin boy. shipped before
the mast when Il years old and followed
,he sea for twelve years. Stewart Of Ne
vada was a stage driver Thurston OF
Nebraska supported himself az a hoy IN
Vermont by farm work and by driving
teams. Needham Of california was born
ia an emigrant wagon somewhere IN Ne
vada He Is one OF che youngest members
Of the House. Adamson OF Georgia work.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
LNERrooI corroN MARkrr.

Liverpool Nov. -. D. m.-Cotton.
sp'. f1ir demand prices steady. Amer.-
,"N inlHilne s-lft The sales o. the day
were o"" bales. OF which 5og were for
speculation aud export. including ao
bales American. Receipts q 600 bales. tr-
cilding 1890 American
ufufes opened and closes quiet a. the
advance American mddnuE. !. M e..
November ssd6 SD senets: Novemhtr-
le' emoer. ga g9i. buyers December.
January 2Sa5 26i. sellers. January Feb
ruary Pa 24d sellers February March
'zl as -ld sellers. March-April. 1895 snl
sellers, Apra-Mny. sid sellers. MAY
June. hi4tal5d. sellers. June-July. b1gd
seiiers' Jaiy-Ausust 5l0d. sellers. Au-
September ie2d. sellers
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

I1c British bark LAzzie Curry, which
~ Dee put under the hammer to-day. m
...tI diseharglug her cargo OF lumber NJ
Oh. Gordon wharf yesterday. u will be
Ismcmhered the vessel went 10 sea several
weeks ago with cargo OF yellow pine
.HmO,r Tor Victoria Cove. Quebec. but
put back leaking When drafts began 70
pom Doe TO her owners they despaired OF
getting her affairs straightend out. and
.usequonuy allowed al bills TO go by de-
eut Hence the sale Of the vessel. Il
r said She could be put IN condition by a
-ma.i expenditure. though this will be
thoroughly Investigated before prospect
te bidders act upon Il.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

All trains ana depart t1ef1an,
AR
pulled
~
Pullman Charlotte
TRAINS
al mes
Room
Ashevfle
nornat0 ion TO r. etc apply
T. s CANNON. VI r q g. - N, A A,
u &
AssG Pa AEeutA tanaG ca
GROWER T ,ketA Agent Plants ystem station
7 A
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
THE MANY-sIDED LLoYD's.
Special Features of the Great Marine
Insurance Agency.


From Ainslee's Magazine.
There Is a philanthropic side 90 the
corporation OF Lloyd's Whenever they
hear through any OF their vast army Of
arents Of any deed OF herolsm on the deep
they Immediately communicate with the
hero or heroine and mmsmorate the
deed by striking on a medal which Is pre-
Committee Of Lloyd's has standing adj
vertisement IN Lloyd's Weekly Shipping
Index. requesting oil captains who may
cali at British ports 20 communicate any
information concerning any wreck or YES
sci In distress. or making long passage,
to Lloyd's agent at the FIRST port 81 call.
The value OF such intelligence Is great.
and II may be sufficient 10 remind cup
tains how often such news may be sae
means Of conveying 20 the wives and fam
lies OF oficers and crews the assurance
OF the safety OF their husbands or faith
ers.
IA an Office on the ground floor 81 the
Royal Exchange. Loyd's answers. free OF
charge. all sorts Of inquiries from the
wives, other relatives. or the swcethesrts
OF sailors anxious about the cruise OF poor
Jack, or DESTROYS Of finding out where his
ship may be There Is nst kept By
which the whereabouts OF any British
vessel may be found in twinkiing An
important book Is the Captains Register.
containing the biography Of more than 90
90 commanders IN the merchant service
OF Great Britain. Another volume not
high IN favor with the underwriters is
called the Black Book in which missing
and wrecked ships are recorded. Lloyd's
publishes what IL practically a list OF all
the merchant vessels Of the world. meas
ufine 100 tons or more. II Sc called Lioyds
Register Of British and Foreign ship
pin 4. aud Il tells al about every seagoinR
craft worth mentioning. giving her ton
maze. dimensions and the name of her
captain and owner"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
Vessels Went to sea.

Steamship city Of Birmingham. Berg
New York
Steamship D. II. Miller. Pste,.. Balsi-
more
Steamship Cunaxa CBr.). Lockhart Bar
celona aud Genoa.
steamship Holmlea CBr). Luke. Cal, IS
ton.
Schooner George Taulane. Jr MCGEE.
Rondout
Schooner Stella r. Kaplan. Merritt
Boston
Tug VIM. ?. McCauIey Van = Avery.
Havana. towing barge Carl Won Doh-ln.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters OF YES
sells free OF charge IN United States by.
geographic ONCE in Custom House Cap
tains are requested to call at the ONCE
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for Transmission 10 the Navy Depart
ment
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

ceipts rough. g. ~ sacks las year. rs
'.a sacks Sales cleaned IA $50 barrels .
iatt year ie.'@ barrels Isessenei move
ment at advancing figures
la4nose Charlie iou te,cgaphs Caro-
ma csop movement 20 date. Receipts. g
~ barrels Sales. Is So harrcis STEADY
demand Of previous quotations
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

receiving fs2 a. 81 every year because
son sbody else happened to bc onicer q.
tht pipe in the time OF Stuarts. The pipc
is broken aud ITS office BE- dead but tha
money. like the brook goes OF stlll
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

ne overago % estimates Of the cotton
.top mn1e hy l.3 members Of the New
lorN Gotten Exchange = 10 O55o00 bales
Tao minimum estimate was qla,ooo h,I,..
ara The maximum ~ $1,000 bales.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

adelphia on steamship Berkshiro. r. ".
Bryant. Mrs. j. Hunt. J G. Moore. Mr..
Moore
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
Phases of the Moon for November.
RIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


steamship Itasca Buups. Baltimore
j. J. Carolan. agent
steamship Berkshire. Ryan. phiadei.
phia-J J. CIrolnn agent
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
PRACTICAL NnrIrntion.

number Of young men who have been
studying navigation In Savannah have re-
'e.uy adopted "A plan 10 set the practical
a- wei as the theoretical side Of their
work one has been on two trips IN
square riggers across the water. ana dur
Hg tho voyage got right down with the
men in his efforts to acquire know edge
%. the handling ana management OF a ship
Others have taken trips on steamers, tugs
aH1 other craft bound out on round trips
60 various ports from Savannah II Is
natural that those who have taken these
rips report them as the best and surest
hcol FOR the training OF mariners.
be- tug VIM. +. McCauiey sailed for
Havana yesterday towing the barge Carl
''n Doheln. with a cargo Of yellow pine
mher for that port
Tho valuation Of exports from Boston
''r me week ending last Friday amounted
'' ills256, which was a marked increase
'r those for the corresponding week
asi year when they amounted IN value
' AAs.sA. The imports were 81 ,sl5. $50.
''nnared with H,fi6.5i5 for the same pc
ned DO 1899
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

Magnificent Pullman buffet sleeping car
service 20 Washington. baltimore. Phila-
delphia and New York. also to jackson
VILE aud Tampa.
Dining cars from Savannah 90 Hamlet
and Richmond 10 New York
Buffet parlor cars Savannah to Mont
Eomery.
For additional Information apply to
Ticket once. Bull and Bryan streets.
Phone -