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8 A TEXAS WONDER. Halt's 4#r*t DDmtrn* On#* *tnAi> rtf Hill i OrMt Pl** fmrnrj curt * aJi kidney and b trcu ntnovM imivH. curw * < * m intd mlPirn. weak uni lame ha* k rtoumAttem and all Irmfuiartti** *'f ’ kidney* and bladder in both m*' and w m*n. ‘ drm If not sold by vour run#t nrj.l b*- aefit by mail on re* ••it* of s*. Ot r atnall boUla t two month* treatment *twl will curr any a** above mention**! It K W nr Bo* Ht Loui*. Mi- B*nrt for teaiimont.*l** #ol4 by all <trug*iU and ftolomocv Cos. Savannah, Ga Henri T'hla. Cuthbert. Oa., April 2. 19* Thif I* to certlfv that I wa* affe *fei antr- fl \ 1 of Hair* Great I>Hw*nv*ry and It com* plate V rtircii me D l worth $1 l** bottk to ary ore needing It J T RTCVBNfi IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA. bimi AM) VIEW* OF THE DAY IX TWO ATATFJ. lftlHary Com mlI l- V9 rtlty Me Ha• 80A atarienta Kb* rolled >ra* From Itooroe, Mho t'Kata Vm t11e ,, -f olamlim to He YI ailed by Two <iorrnor - Mn* aa I tana I I liar*e %*talnat H. A. IVrry Eleetrle l-ila for Or lando—More About the Xro Algrr l ine— Hfiroea ( uMglit for Mtmllna Cottle. Commission* have beer laaued to Dr. J !►. Cromer to be first limit onant and n*- olß*a/a aurgaon of the Fifth Regiment. *r.l Dr W If Mon rte? to be tlrnt lloti- Aet arri and asaistant attrgeon of the Fifth. t rawfnrih llle •’lection. The election at Crnurfordvllle. for Mayor and City Council resulted in the ulr tlon of Col W. N Maltolo for Mayor and the following cotii: tiinen charlea H Ooiucka Charla* W. Geo. W. O. Hold on and R J. Reid Will Hate Tee C.oxrrnors. (ror. Jotitalon of Alabama, hn* form-il* t\ accepted the invitation a*tended to him ©j;t hl ntaff to vrelt the Columoua at re." fair on Nov. 2. Military Day. on whl h ©oca•ion ciov. Carutler ar>l hi* staff an t a*m fifteen or twenty Cteorgla and Ala bama rr: ..tary companlm will uUo he pi aeent. The Al|utniit General 111. Adjutant General Phil G Byrd l 111 at tl* a?*artmeni!i In the capltol. On Tues day a dim. ult and painful operation n. performed, with the result that the 4- lutrffii general will be able to return to tils duties goon. tul%rrlfv lln* r.tW 4fn<lent. There are now F6 students attending the Pnlveredv o? Geonrlo This I* the largest rumlvr th.it the Institution has ever had at this tint# <f the year. The laigest registration on record wag 212 The Indications are that the registration for this year will exceed 335. Many student* nt Hu mess llle. Gordon Institute at Barnesvll:# has an ©r.roliment this >ear of 450 s'udent*. Th* 1 number of pupils has Increased every year since the school was established, and the rol’a this session show a larger at tendance than e\e: before The cadet bat talion under command of J. T Nash, haa 13b members and is divided into three compardee The cadets will likely attend the folr which Is to be hell In Atlanta next week It has lecn the custom 'o visit Atlanta every year since the bat talion was organised I’.lerlrlr l.lgtil* for Trnnllle. Tonnllie's new cotton oil mill will com mence operations next work. The new eotton factory will le ready to commence opera'lon-* by De.- 1. Th* work on the factory is being rapidly pushed under th aupervlslon of G \\ Foote. of Atlanta A franchise for furm'dilng Tennille with electric lights has ecn given the c *tton factory people. and they will fuit In n plant at once. The plant will be of suf ficient power to furnish Bandtravltle. a dty of 3.ivi inhabitants some three miles d.atant, with lights also. Indicted ft. a. Perry. A great sensation svaw caused a R. m n When the grand Jury returned a tru* lull against R 8 Perry, of Oivw Hprinfr fr fornication, lie is charged wish rulnlrg Mies Rosa Norman, a be-uitiful young w. . man of that city. Hire Is 19 y ea's of n ;e. the daughter of a widow, and h*a a wav-- stood very high In the social life f t it aection. Mr Perry Is a Northe n rran who moved to Georgia several year* ato to engage In mining bauxite He ** mar ried and owns a havidaome house In five Bpring Mr Perry* U* a man of refinement and culture and stands very high in m-rth 4>eorgla At present lie |m in Arkan- is engaged In opening bauxite mint s The ruined young woman Is said to be in Houth Carolina llOMfnr In Trooble. Bwvgnnahlwnp will remember Hoe or. \ and the following: Atlanta n orjr n • ut Mm will be read with Inierr>t: "Itotco* •he man who e.ti them • live.'* | •> doing duty on the ml<lwav to-day The ■nakna r* there in the Utx, |*ut Roecoc | locked up at the police hirrar-kn and rmay ha pent • the atockade Yeaterd *> Hofooa appertained that ha fttxl oppjtd •!© or> the midway in the innke-ritlni buwtnep* and threw up HW Job and lart Mfh4 he was arrested in hi* hart i on a •‘green line alee per" for a trip to Hlr vnlngham He had three friend* with film in the ho* car. and all of tham ware fuilled by tha police Whan Tloeooe was waked why he had left the midway, ha paid that he did not like the way thing* were going on there, and he vn:de up h:e tntnd to quit apd go to tttrmlnghrmi. where he could repuroa hit buptneae at n make eater. To Bax n r% ntllonle. Tha union laboring men of M<on nh w*d! a* their friend? are endeavori g t gH lower pricep on coal. A committee wp appointed at the Uit meeting of the Central Tatlior Prion to investigate t e matter arwl pee if cheaper rate* could rol ba secured. through them, if not each member of the union will be aake l the • mount of coal he wrlehea to pur haee an l will he a**ea*ed aooordln* r. and the * up ply needed will t>e orb-red direct from the mine* The romtntttee will fl*t get price* from locftl cowl dealer* and if these •re not patlpfartory, will communicate with mine owner* Ti.e mone\ for *h one) will be nolle fed from the Individual* •nd placed In laink. and when t.- i come*, each man in the deal will pe hi l * • hare It ip optima ted that between ►f* •nd I.DO men will tmv < oal under any ar rangement tht might be made by the committee, and ihie will be quit? an lt m for daAJere in fuel FLORIDA. Eu>i*n Molton, on of Rrv J J M*l n. and M)f Bml* Calloway, w#r mar. rtfl W*4nwiay at tha Baptist Churtß of Plant City, R.v. W M HcDouid offi ciating. Uckla for Orlando. Tha Orlando City Council has p.acad an aivertisemervt In a Northern trade paper for a projw>ltlon to light the city by #lec trblt' Tbla Is a m*ve that will m**et the pproval of the entire community Ciibntit < “Irhrstrd. In r* rating tnatr nations holiday at T.impa th* Cuban National Club had a regular JolHflnMon To the t'uhans the V'uh of October Is a Fourth of July, In its way. as it elebrataa the npm'.ng of the ten year - war. Scltanl nt t••lnesvll le. Th e G sinew rill# school opered Monday wlh the largest number of students ever assembled in the old public school build ing on th* first day Re-v F. W Way conducted th* opening exer *ses. after w h he mode an * Idr* - Two hundred aritl forty-four pupils ware present, a gain of twenty-eight pupils over last year The most roll * able f* tur* of the <<|nlng is the* gnot gain in the higher grade*. The ti.ii hrm ui mbitlt>us to make this th*- mo.-t mj< cassful term of the school. New Ala&er line. A dispatch from f v ensaCOw gives addi tional par! idar* of the propose*! line io lie built by th' AMer syndicate. The diapat' i •'* D is learned that the A4g*r syndi for the iraneac*loti < f their business from Koahee. Ala to penancoln. but Just the das the wi-rtr w ill he i <umrot icsrned. The atockbolde*ra will tour their 1 l* tvi (I few weeks, and it is thought that the work of road building win I- deferred until then The fir-t big mill win be are td at Foslwc. The old nidi there now trill be used In (lif ting tlmPe** to innutnx t the pew one. .i il ak. cut tnaa riwl to build the branch fa - torv of the American far t gnpany at Muilna Th- mill at Foshee will be e|uite P* 1 with double band *iw* and oil latest m i *hif‘ ry. making It clearly the tn. -t cosily mill In the country and (apah.e of rutting com derably over l't)W) feet fer d> Frglfieer fleorge IDavie is now at Foshee making estimates and prepar ing Ham for the construction of the new mil - in ad portion** of (he nrwiv o qulred territory. Theee plans, it le learn ed wid he made ready for the stekhoM ers of ■he svndc ate when they r ch here next motifn. After fhe mill Is ere i '••I at 1 ehee the ,ir - hope .# Molino will next re**elva attention. These work* will le large and extensive and skill*<l mechanics tvlll come from Michigan at and l:iino>* to work on the plant. The rood !o connect Foshee ural Penaaco? will under great headway by tbit time.** stealing Ilia t attic. A dispatch from Gre. n Cove Hprings to th* I'lorida Tlmes-l*nton sand t*lf!fen ave On Tucd i> Mr W. R. DeWltt. of Hiber nia stated tha he hud be n 'nah.g cattl* for stmt* time pan* and that be had rei •ti to believe that Thomas Y*ate* t o -•re l>. who lives on Fleming Island bad tie- day before killed one of bis c *wa Mr. DeWitt if( ured .* eear h s.irrun*, fn*l he with Sheriff Peeler grd ore or 1 w > (*fher- went over and searched Yea|'-' premises and found beef about half cured ar.d a cow hide at Yea tea' house. Not le- Ing sattnfied with their first e* arch they returned to YsatM' hotia**. where they not Willie Grey, a negro, riding Yeaiet mule Thev quertioned tlrey ns to tha whereabout* of Yeate**. and h*- gave such evasive .tnd unsetisl<actory answers that the sln-rllT |daed him under arrest. The sheriff then started out to make search for Yea tea, and about 3 o'clock p. tn . while riding bear the edge of the -watt p aiHut .* mile fiom Yeater** house, ha tav Y'S'es coming out of the swamp with n gun The h*riff rode up to Yc.ite* ard placed him under arrest and took him to wheie lie had left Grey In the custody of a deputy. Kherlff Peeler, Mr. DeWitt and K D Aubert tlflhn went hack to the |4.c' where Yeates was found, and went on down Into the swamp and there they found a cow hung to a limb of a live oak. just freshly butchered. I’pon *n exami nation of the hid*- 1t provsl to he one of J W Ginas* cows. Yeates admitted that he klHed the cow and that Grey txslpe him butcher It The sheriff Own brought both Ycites and Grey over and put them tn Jail. THE WEATHER. Forecast for Batunlajr and Bunday: GiOrgi.i and Ei*lfin Florida. Rain Hat ird.iv Hurwlay fair in western, clearln* tn eastern portion; fresh to brisk north to east *inds For Western Florida Generally fair Saturday and Sunday; fresh northerly winds. South Carolina: Rain Saturday and Sun day. fr*rh to brisk north io easr wind*, possibly becoming hlxh on the oast. Yfs'erdny’a Weather nt Savannah: Maximum temperature 3.16 •i 59 de*re*a Minimum lemfierature 9.00 P tn 94 degrees M .in temi**‘rMiure tf t|egr*e4 Normal temperamre •* degree* Ac iimulateil ex on© since Oct. 1 rtfdeare**! Accumulnted exceaa since Jin. I 90 degree# lUlnfal) 21 Normal 12 In* h Excess Since Oct. 1. 4AO Inched Deficiency >*in'e Jan. 1 5.77 Inches River Report.—The Might of ihe Ha van# nah ri\cr a; Augusta, at H o m . (7.*M meridton time), yesterday, was 9.5 feet, i f..J .f 0 7 Cons during the pftesding wen?v-four hours. 'ottoe Region Bulletin —Bavannah. Ga. for the twenty-four hours cntling at h a m . 7ofh meridian time, Oct. 12. 1900; SfAtlOHn Of a** Mill..lists Savannah dlstrlet. Tfiti. 1 feR skapalia. Ga., loudy #4 57 LSI Albany, cloudy 53 | 67 1 'tf A meric us. cloudy | 51 f( ) .70 Ilalnhrtdge. cloudy 72 j .'A .10 Kastman, rain { 52 52 .5> Fort Gaines, cloudy j S'* .75 Ga!ne\'ll!e, Fla., cl’djr . M (2.03 MilM ii. Go . cloudy *H :5 .‘9 (julima'i cloudy ' 72 fd 1.01 Bo \ annah. min 7‘) f*s ~'*4 TMomasvlllc, cloudy <77 *>< .7'* Way* ro e. cloudy To J 53 .5) Heavy Rains.—(Tharleston, 8 C.. 1.00; Hi- j Saratoga 0) ArondacL ter :ars the head. Tones *ch. Prepires the way t day. Aids digestion, tier heavy meals or late fht, makes you briyht. us spring at Saratoga, r. Get it. tpiti. - y-a* 1 & CO.. WOLF AA BE AGENT*. THE MOKNIN6 NEWS: SATUKDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1900. Help for - M Weak fj il Women 4 ' rvf’df' Thousands of woman andura tha tortor— If I living death and at last succumb to the diseases peculiar to their sex with II 1 1 out knowing of tha Ufa and haaith / / , ■ , whichl*heirslfthey use Dr Williams' W / Pink rills for Pala people, an avar lfciiijpS9rxl!iPfhltbfui remedy that cures where all others fail. Mm. Grace Campbell, of Ml Logan Mr oat, Qrand Rapids. Michigan, relates the following story: “The birth of my first child left me in a deplorable condition. My sys tem was broken down and I suffered from general debility. 1 was exceed ingly nervous ar and rheumatism often troubled me M> appetite failed me and the moot delicate end in'ltlng food tel.ed to tempt me. 1 waalblnand pal**, and had neither energy nor ambition. My case hud been growing steadily worse for two >**ar- 1 had used several so-called remedies but found no curative qualities tn them. •• In the summer of !*. I was visiting my grandmother In Dudington, Mich .and there learned of the wonderfh: cures effected by lir. Williams Pink rills for Pale people 1 tried the pills and had not finished one box be fore 1 felt much better 1 continued them thmugn the year and the result was a perfer* cure. lam no longer nervous nor rneurqatle and have more than regained my lost flesh. I certainly recommend the phis to all who need them and their results have a! ways been beneficial.” Hlgued Muv ghaci Cammisll. *tate or Mimiosw Cocntv or Kk.vt. / Mabecrlbed sol sworn to hefirv me this 26tb day of July. 1 WO. heal B F. Bahenmiv, itW/irv Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People ■P* ml,) In hniH (nTr In !on bolklat lflr.nl. • bn, or it, hniwfttr (110 onfl in., „hu .if tniniiu, or fltrrcl bjr null from I>r. Wllltoux. Maflicln* Oom iwir. Hckwwelbdy. N. V. Albany. Ga . IV. Gain-svllle F'a.. 2*2. t'hiiltanoogi, Tenn.. .1 . DeratUT, Ala., 2-CH; Tus* umhia, Ala . 2 M No Bto- Max Min Ham central Btatlons. tloti- Tetn. Tern fall. Atlanta |ll *2 M ••'*2 Owrlwton 5 *V 54 •* Go I vest on ' 17 7H AS .en IJGIe lU* k 1! M 12 Memphis ! 1< *l2 M .***2 MoMIt ! 7 7b M *2 Montgomery k M 54 3* Now Orleans 11 72 rtf T Savannah ! 12 *;h j 57 .91 Vicksburg 1 II 72 5* J ,1k Wilmlngion jlO *M | .52 Augusta, missing Remark- lUIn has fallen In ell (ll'lrlc'g except Texas pra II ally none over Louis iana; copious oi" the Mcmph's. Srv.im *l, Atlanta en<! f’harhston dieiilc - Warns r over Texas; neoler over the Atlanta. Icttie Rock Memphis, ilonlgomery and Savan nah districts. Observation* taken at the same moment of lime at all station*. Oct. 12, If* lo . * P m, 75th meridian linn . Name* of Hii'luna. ( T | V Rain Boston cloudy ** , * ■ f ® New York city, cloudy ... *4 * **' i htladOphla. cloudy ...... M I. •<*' Washington city, cloudy •'* li lB Norfolk, raining 61 12 T Hattera*. raining | *ki | 1* | .*• Wilmington, cloudy 6-* > w •** Cltarlotte, cloudy *' Raleigh, cloudy *2 10 on Charleston, c'o'tdy 66 30 -13 Atlanta, cloudy 54 ** Augusta, raining e* K .33 Snvannati. cloudy *•! I* l JupUer. raining 71 6 4-’ Key West, isiriir.g 74 14 |46 Tampa, clear 174 I. |"0 Mobile, cloudy I 6.* 12 M Montgomery, cloudy 6 •*> Vicksburg, cloudy I 62 1. ! oi New Orleans, clear i 6 | * .•** Galveston. . lear ' *•> I' ,w> Corpus Chrlsll. clear i"I 3 wl Palestine, clear m W Jt " Memphis cloudy ..... 7- .03 Cincinnati, cloudy ■'>* 1- Blttslmrg. cloudy *2 I 1* •*> RufTalo. clear - * ®> Detroit, clear 6u Ij nt Chicago, clear ! 0 | 12 <*> Marquette, clear I I* 0,1 Rt. Paul, clear I 04 I * I *** Pavett|K>rt. dear 6- 4 L rtt. I.ouls, clear ,00 is I Kansas city, dear <c Oklahoma, dear l •*' Itodgo City, dear > 6U ] * | ,t North Platte clear ! 06 | • i ® Jacksonville— Missing W. R Boyer, Isocnl Forecast off! ml. rinsed the l.exlnalon Sleeting. le*xlngton. Ky.. Oct. 12.—T0-day was the •■losing of Ihe twenty-eighth annual meet ing of Ihe Kentucky Trotting llorsc Breeders' Association. The attendance ba been large and the racing good throughout Ihe meeting. -h) trot, purae, 31.‘<*V l olly Bldwell won three straight heats and race. Free Silver second, and Telltale thlid. Tilde 2:13. 2:15. 2:14*. The Blue Gras* :.0h). for 2 ! Iroper*. Cornelia 8.-lle won secoisl, third and llfth heats amt race; Palm leaf, sta m l, win ning fourth heat; Jo. Watts third win ning first host Time 2:l.''',. 2:13',. 2 14"> 2:11. 213‘a ;ji pace, purse. I'W. Nonamle wpn three straight he.it* and the rice; Aide, second, 1 randy, third. Time 2:l4**. 2:l3'x. 2:16. Wrddlna at l iberty City. IJherty (Tty. Oct. 12 -Mr. U F C.m ner. II prominent nur haul of Ihl* pla c. atal Mias Hanson Murray, a beautiful and accomplished young lady jrei- quletlv tnnrrlcl t the home of t ie brkle. Wcsl m s.lay night nl 7 an o’clock, after which a delicious eupper was served Imme diately after supper the hapi*v couple •trove to the Warned Hotel where they will remain for the present. M AHIU: IXTKLLIGKXrK. Matters of Interest tn Shipping Mea (•esse rally. The tug William F. McCguley returned yesterday from Beaufort, N. C., where she put In after abandoning the water logged barge Kdith Howes, which was he- Ing towed to New York Gapt. Avery re ports that on returning to sea sft**r the weather had moderated he found that the barge had gone to pieces, and that her carsm of yellow pine lumber war scat'ered for ten mile* near the point ehe was aban doned. The lumber Is directly In Ue path of coastwise vessels. The foreign freight market Is rather quiet at present, with the tendency for a yielding In the present rates, which are regarded aa nominal. Owing to the I'ght cotton business doing there Is les de mnnd for room, and the effect Is being fell. Brokers look for a renewed demand for room when the cotton market be comes settled and trading In cotton re sumed. The Belgian steamship Clematis cleared yesterday for Hamburg and Antwerp with a cargo of naval stores. I'sasrDttcra h) Btesmahlpa. Passengers arrived last night from Phil adelphia on steamship Alleghany—C. C. Buchanan. H. B. Herron, Frank Lsrr erne, Gus Oaheiner. f>svannh Almanac. Hun rises at 6 04 a. m. and sets at 5:29 p. m. High water at Tybee to-day at 11:45 a m and ll:5o p m High water at Savan nah one hour later. Phases of the Moon for uctsbrr, D II M Firs: quarter 1 3 10 eve. Full moon S 7 lg morn Last quarter IS 35! morn New moon 23 7 27 morn First quarter 31 2 17 morn. ARRIVALS AM) DEPARTURES. Vessels Arrived Yesterday. Steamship Arlon (Hr), Clough, New Y’ork -Btrachan Ar Cos. Schooner Maggie M Keough. Tilton, Newport New* Master. S hooner Thomas A. Ward. Collins, from below—Master. Tug \\ m. F. McCauley, Van A vary, Beaufort, N. C.—Master. Vessels Cleared lesterdsy. Bi earns trip Clematis (Belg), Leenaers. Hamburg and Antwerp—Agency Antwerp Naval Stores Company. Vessels Went to flea. Steamship City of Birmingham, Rcrg. New York. Steamship Crothorna (Br.), Williams, Liverpool (passed down to Bight.) tlil|t|ilna Memoranda. Jacksonville. Fla.. Oct. 12.—Cleared, Seminole. Bearse. Boston. Entered and cleared, steamer Algonquin, Platt, New York. Fernandlna, Fla.. Oct. 12.—Entered, schtxjn**r Lixzlc K. Dennison. Ross. Port land. Cleared, schooner Charles D. Hall, Gray. New York. British schooner Florence R. Hewson. Patterson, Georgetown. Key West. Fla . Oct. 12.—Arrived, steam ers Mascotte, White. Port Tampa, and sailed for Tfav.inu; Far.lta. Thompson. Nuevlta*. and salb'd for Tampa; schooner Goodwin, Htoddard. Newport News. Charleaton. 8 Oct. 12 —Arrived, steamer 8* inln de. Pennington. New York, and proceeded to Jacksonville. Bordelflix. Oct. f.—Arrived, steamer Tropic, Pensacola. Lubeck. oct. 11.—Arrived, steamer Hud dersfield. Pensacola. Hamburg. Ocl. 9 —Bailed, steamer Ivy dene. Charleaton; Juno, Savannah; Orml dale. Port Royal Birkenhead. Oct. 11 —Arrived, steamer Alb la. Puntn Gorda. London. Oct. 12 —Arrived, steamer Iris, Havanah Philadelphia, Oct 12— Arrived, stesmrr Westover, Jacksonville. Bilumore, Oct. 12.—Arrived, steamer Dorchester. Savannah Hulled, steamer Harriet C. Kerlln, Ba \annah. Penaacola. o>*t. 11.—Arrived, bark Wll tlkka (Rus.l, Kkholm. fiouihampton. galled, ship Kings County (Br.), BAlter. Montevideo. % Cleared. s**amer Capenor (Br ). Rodham Bremen; Otta (Nor >. Brun. Genoa and M ilaga. Notice to Mariners. Pilot chirts and all hvdrographtc infor mation will b* furnished masters of ves sel* free of charge i** United H'ates hy drographic offi.-e in Custom House Cap tains are requested to call at the office. Reports of wrecks and derelicts received for transmission to ths Navy Depart ment. Foreign Exports. Per Belgian steamship Ciemstl*. for Hamburg for Hamburg 4 kff' barrels rosin. |l3.4hh vvw casks sp r its >29,530. for Antwerp. fi.4on barrel* rosin. I1S.000; 2 .vm casks spirits. >4s.3ls—Cargo hy Afitwerp Naval Btorea Company. VEMKIA H PORT. Steamships. Manln fltal ). 1.929 *ona Carnello; Idg for TYiest and fjenod— Barnard A Cos. Lewlta (Hr r 2 €7-4 ions. Nooerasco; Idg for Haß'clonh and Genoa*—J. K. Minis 4c Cos. Newby (Br v 1,49 font. Clark; Idg for Bremen -Minis A Cos. Empress ißr*. 143! tons. Iron, Idg for Ronerd.im arol Havre—BarnarjJ A Cos. Hlghfleld (Br). 1 *R2 tons. Htrhardson; Idg for Liverpool Wilder A *’o Th rn ev Ar) 1 127 tons Major; for Llv erp>el or Havre Wilder A Cos. Ardovan Br>. 2 tons. Hmlth, idg for Liverpool- A V Churchill. C.ty of Gloucester (Bn. 1,570 tors. MJI - idg for Liverpool—J. F. Minis A Cos Crathorne (Br >. 1 *36 tons. Williams. Idg fof Liverpool' -Btrachon A Cos. Fa ladon Ha 1 (Br). 2.2tt tons. Hostler. Idg for Hamburg Minis A Cos. Clemitla (Belg 1.900 tons. cld. for Hamburg and Antwerp.-Antwerp Nava! Htorrs Cos Cycle (Br >. 2 .1* tons. Lent Idg for Bre men Btraobe n A Cos. Teater (Hr). I.*tfo tons. Kerr; Idg for Manchester—Btrachan A Cos. Leven (Br), 1.507 lona. Petteraon; Idg (or Barcelona —Barnard A Cos Puritan (Br ). I'd* tons; Jama*. Idg for Bremen Hira han A C© Aid-rsgaie (Hr >. 1.1*7 tons Willis; Idg for Bremen—dV W Wilson. BlanefieM (Br 2.1*2 tons. Idg for Bre n>en—A I' Churchill. Isle of Kent (Br ). I,MI tons. Butherland. Idg for Bremen and Antwerp—J. F. Minis A Cos Rlakemoor (Br.). 1.104 tons White; Idg for Liverpool Btrachan A Cos. Arlon (Br ). 1 523 tons. Clough. Idg for Havre—Btrachan A Cos. Ships. Thor (Nor) l.Oftitone. Andersen; Idg n s —Henry Juchter Henry Villard. 1.453 tons. Quick, Idg for Honolulu.- Master. Barks. Zeflro hits!.). tons. Pellerano; Mg. n • Btrachan A Cos. Teutonia (Nor.i. 595 tons. Gregerson; cld. for Hamburg Dahl A Cos. Werner (Nor ). M 0 tons, Tonneeen; cld for Ix>ndon Paierson-Downing Cos. Marin lumber for Virgo, Hpain—Brrachan A Cos. Norrskenet (Bwd). 1.15* tons. Nordqulst. Idg n. H Juchter. Alert (Nor.). *9l tons. Andersen; Idg. n. s —P.iterson-Dow'nlng Cos. Atlantic (Oer ). 1,207 tons. Doyen. Idg. for Rotterdam—Paterson-Downing Cos. Nordon (Nor.), (2*l tons. Tergersen, Idg n s.—Paterson-r>*wning Cos. Pandur (Dan ). ftf2 tons. Bchmidt; Idg. n s—Master Liasle f*urr>' (Br.), 49* tons, Landry; re turned for rep.-ilr*—Master. Bytvia (Nor.). 1.*93 tons; Halvorsen; Mg, n. • —Btrachan A Cos. Itarltenllnea. Fr*<lrtr (Br l, 339 tons, Churchill; Idg —Ma.ter. Brlgi. Marl* T*r* (Rpnn.l. 292 lon* C**annvg* 11c lumber for Monrsvideo-?Eteve A- Cos Havtlah. 4*l tons. TU.-haritson: cld for IVroamhuro— P*t*r*on-Downlng Cos. Hrltoiinrra. Svfigwl-k 473 tons. Hotter thy; rid for New York—Master. Millie R. Bohannan. *52 tons; Smith; Ida lumber —Master. Jennie Thomas, 57* tons. Young. .Mg lum ber—Master. Htnry Clausen. Jr . 47* tons. McLaugh lin; Id* lumber—Master. T A Ward. 739 tona; Colllna; Id*, lum bejr—Master Chas. Lotin*. 52* tons, Burt; Id*, lumber for New York—Master William E. Downs. *29 tons. Rlrhardson. Id* lumber for New York—Master. Elln L Davenport. 470 tons, Dunton; Id* lumber—Master. HEW VORk WOV THE LAST. Hi feated Brooklyn In the Last <nie at Washington I’srk. Brooklyn. N. Y . Oct. 12 —To-day s gm< wound tip the league seasen at Washing ton Park. New York won by hltt nt Yeager’s delivery hard In the first two and last Innings Game ealled eighth Inn n* o.i account of darkness. Score: R.H B New York 2 3 0 0 0 0 II 4-9 1* 4 Brooklyn t> 10 1 10 0 I—41 —4 9 1 Batteries: Garrick and Bowermsn; Y'<a ger and McGuire. Philadelphia the Winner. Philadelphia. Oet. 13.-Philadelphia de feated Boston by hetter fielding The vis itors played a poorer game than Is Indi cated by the errors. Score: RII E Philadelphia ..2 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 x-S 7 o Boston 2 0 0 0 O I* 0 0 2—4 9 3 Batteries—Dunn and Jacklttsrh; Nichols and Clarke. Pittsburg Heat t lilrago. rittahur*. Oet. 12— Pittsburg - * Intersia e battery mot old enough to votei saved the team from defeat. Poole went In In lie third Inning, and held the visitors down to four scattered hits. Alien lance 1,(0). Score: R H E. Pittsburg ....3 1 0 2 0 1 3 0 *-10 11 2 t'hleago 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0— * H 2 Batteries: Poole. Phllllppl J O'Dono hue atul O'Connor, Callahan and T. Dono hue. THE PEACEMAKER KILLED. John Less Is Shut Entail; In a Clinch Count; Ernen*. Waycrotss. Qa . Oet 12.-A tragedy Is re|>rted at Booty's Mill, In Clinch county. A number of met) were Indulging rather frrely In strottg drink, when n row oc curred between Joda Corbet! and Henry Hall. John l-e*ls attempted lo stop the fight, and was struck on the head with n pis tot by Hall. Unit asked Hall If he Intended lo make tight at him and Hall hit hint ngaln. Lewis drew his knife and told Hall to aland back. Just then John Wilson stepped up and said to Hall. "If you are going to whip him. why don't you do It I" As he sal.l so he raised his pHUOI and fired, wound ing Lswtn, frfim the effect* of which he dle.l last night • Wilson and Hull ore'still at targe The •lead man was 50 years of age and leave* a targe family. He was mall rider be tween Wlllacoochee and Clinch pottof fice Death of James T. Horne. lJberty City, Oct, 12.—News reached here a few day* ago of the sudden death of a very highly respeeted elt;*en. Janos J Horne, son of the late Judge H E. Home. He leaves eight children. Save Your Money. Oncboxof Tutt's Pills will save many dollars in doctors’ bills They will surely cure all diseases of the stomach, liver or bowels. No Reckless Assertion For sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria, constipation and bilio usness, a million people endorse TUTT’S Liver PILLS -- we REVIEW OF THE MARKETS. rnXDITION OF i.EXF.BAI. TW 4DE mniv: tmk pa*t wbjkk. Oirlai to Ikt m.torbrti < nodltlnn of Ik, motion Marktl lor.l Tradia, la < oiion Has Fallra fl-nail,Hi l.lkrl, to bo ll„lrlrl.ri Prnilllll a krltkmral of I'rn.al ni.iarb- Itnrr.—aplrlla Firm at 1 fDla~Kn,lna Ifcnw latlln. for Tkl, W r.k-l.nral aad Trlrsraphir Markota. Th* Mornlnd N*ar* Ofßc, Friday, Oct IS. Th* print ar**k arltn*r*i d*clln* In aom* of th* principal market*, ar.d a !•- *nln, of hygtneaa tn tom* quartcra that tella materially upon the ceneral voUtn* of trad* for th* a**k. The feature of th* let up I* the unsettled condition of th* cot ton market and the consequent Withdraw al of aplnner,' buyer* pending a ,ctto ment of present dtaiurhance*. It Is an lntere*tlnk question to the irado to knoar Just hotr thla dlsiurhance Is to tie settled. Tho hop# of aaporter* In ad- Justln* the market to a tuytn ha*l* lie. In.a further depression of price*, which doe* not seem altogether probablei. not wlthstandlnt; af<ot* are yleldln* tom* to the slump In future*. Th* present *en*a tloiutl tlocllno In future*, a-hleh arent eff acoln to-day sixteen and thirty-five potn'a. ha* alven renewed rouratr* to the con suming element, who are uslntr powerful means to hamper the market. Private *d vlce* to-day Indicate that Neill promt!'- paled a ttearlsh statement In t,tverpool. which wa* the mean* of causln* the day'a decline In that market The wabbllnic of price* seem* to be manipulated by th* maxi.’ hand of speculator*, howevr. whl e spot holders remain quietly by with the "real stuff" and decline to sell at any Krnat concession. This U> at least the case tn th# Savannah market, as evidenced hy the fulling off In cotton trading dur.nx tlie paet two (lavs. The naval stores market was pretty firm throuxhotit the week, with a fair demand prevailing, and he volume of business sat isfactory to the trade. Sprits turpentine got ns high ss .W, cent*, said to be due to eome extent to manipulation, and then receded, closing io-d*y at 37V at whl-h the market seem* to be firm. Rosins showed strength during the week, and closed at the advance. The following re sume of the market* wll' show the kune and quotations for the week. COTTON. The cotton market did not ehow any signs of Improvement to-day. either a* to spots or offerings for f. o. b delivery. The demand wa* light I'ntll the spec, ulatlve msrkels settle down the trade do not loots for any revival of business. The following were the official spot quo tailons at the close of the market at the Cotton Exchange to-day: | This > Last | day. year. Good middling Id 7 Middling |** \ Low middling | Mk Market, quiet, *!#. none Receipt* Past Week. Fp- gea Receipts of Cotton— (land Isl’d Re elpt* pas’ week iV(W2 1.317 Sam- week last year !St.l2S 3,JF> l“artlcutars of Receipts— Central Railroad ....30.18S 123 8 F A V MB* 332 Charleston A Savannah J L7F 7 River steamers ...j 36 Carta I 14 6 Beaufcsrt steamer* | *5 Seaboard Air Line 12.30? 326 Exports— Exports last week |41.21” 421 Same week last year 41.493 2.J4t> Movement— To Baltimore | 2 425 ... Tn New York | 3.474 Cl Philadelphia | 407 ... Inland j 10 ... Uverpool ~ 33.0 M Manchester .. 11 SO StiWk on hand and ships SI 115 2 594 Same duy last year 106.400 3.579 Savannah rec. lpt*. export* and stocks- Rarrived thl* day 7.172 Kereivrd same day lat year 1.382 Same day year before last 10.025 Receipts past week s*.S2i Same week last year }5,124 ttnme week year before last 70.770 Received since Sent. 1. 1*99 2*0.951 Received same time la*t year 243.533 Exporta Pa*t Week- Export* this day. coastwise 1.777* Kxporta past week, coastwise ... 7.127 Exports week. Inland 10 Exports past week, continent None Exports past week. France ........... None Export* past week. Great Britain.. 34,191 Total expart* past week 41*31 Export* Since Sept. 1. 1900— To Great Britain 41251 To France 5d50 To the continent 91,230 Total foreign 140.751 Total coastwise *3.04*. Total exports 191,397 Exports Same Time Last Y'ear— To Great Britain 29.243 To France 17.9*3 To the continent < 71.001 Total foreign 11*.23; Total c astwlse 80,422 Total ex|srrts 139.552 Stock on hand this •!>• 9'..7m Stock on hand same day last year 101,712 Receipts and Stocks at All Ports— llecHpt* this day 59.573 This day last year 31.233 This day year before last 58.091 Receipts past week 339.727 Same day* last year 251.919 Total receipts since Sept. 1. 1*99 ....1.223,031 Same time last year 1 932.931 Same time yiar before last 1.412.33s Stock at all port* 10-day 513.359 Stock same day last year 772.582 Dally Movement* a! other Port* Galveston—Qule*; tnl'Mllng. 9 15-l*r: n*t receipts. 11.945. gross receipt*, 11,945; sale*. 234; stock. 101.812. * New Orleans— Easy; middling, 9\c; net receipts, 11,295. gross receipt*. 14.295. sales, 3M>; slock. 165.093 Mobile— Easy; mlJdllng. 9 5 *e; net re ceipts. *3S, groea receipts, 333. sales. 300, stock. 18 087 Charleston—Nominal; middling. 9\<\ n-ked, net receipts, 2,193; gross receipts. 2.193; **o k. 13.31* Wilmington—Quiet; middling. 10*,e; net receipt*. 5.23*; gross receipts, 5.233. stock 35.822 Norfolk-Weak, mlddl.ng. 10c. net re c-elpis. 1,955; gross receipt*. 4,955, sales. 15; Stock 24 953 Raillmore—Nominal; middling. If*c: net receipts. 1.535. gross receipt*. 2.085. sales, j 2.531. New York—Quiet: middling, 10 7-le; tie, receipts. 200; gross receipt*. 5.998; sales. 35; stock. 42 **7 Boston-Quiet; mddllng, 10 11-l*e; net receipts, 75; gross receipts, 2.343. Philadelphia Quiet, middling 10 11-ldc; pel receipts, ,V>; gross receipts, 50c; slot k 2.357. ' Dally Movements at Inferior Town*. Augusta Quiet; ml-tdllng. * 13-Ir; nee receipts. 2.210; gross receipts. 2.2ttft, sale*. 277; stock. 32 059 yietnphl* Steady; middling HKgc; net receipt., 4.101 gross receipts 5x7.1, **|es 3,500, stock. 47 870 St Louis—Quiet: middling. |0 i-|c: net re-etps*. 2.193: gross receipt*. 3,354 sales 1(10. stock. 13.153 Oncinnstl—Quiet; middling 10oc; net receipt*. 472; grtse receipts. 472 atock. 7.221 Houston-Dull; middling 9 15-iHc; net re. celpts. 15.173, gross receipt*. 15.173; sales 52. stock. 44.341 Loulsvki.s—Firm, middling, io*e; get receipts. 134. gras* recstp,. 137 Exports of Cotton This Ds- Galveston-To Great Britan . wise. 2.300. ' "au. New Orleans—Tn Great n continent. 0.173; coastwise, j ‘’*''l charleston- To Orswt Brush ■- Wilmington—Continent in V, ~‘ - Norfolk—Coaetwtse. 2.473 Baltimore- To Great Britain ■ * New York—Continent, lin Boston—To Great Britain, j Total foreign eaports from tMr , , day: To Great Britain. 31.47: ■ ‘ tlnent. 10.273. ' '*• Total foreign exports from .1 ... ... far this week: To Great Hr: ' to France. 12.7 W). to thr coni: . , Total foreign exports sii To Great Britain 3M.MM lo F 067. to the continent. 301. New York, Oct 12-Bp, r w qtilet; middling. 10 7-10 r. m: i j 10 11-10 c; sale*. 00 bole*. chsrleeton. Oct. 12.-Couon n<i asked. SEA ISLAND COTWIt, Price* altout as follow* Florida*, (grades received) -s Fancy Georgian Extra choice .....I " Choice Receipts and Stocks. ']gv. Receipts post week .77777! Extiort* past week Receipts this season SaW-s past week Stock on hand v .. - “I Charleston. Oct. 12 -Sea Islsn > Week's receipts. 3!3: export- M,,. . ..., w direct. 00. Manchester via N--s > domestic, 11: total IS* Stock sty i irm fine, 20c; fully fine. 2*c: sales 2Jv COTTON FITI'Ri:*. The Market Close. Steady at , >„ Decline of nifjlth Faint*. New York. Ort. 12—A break o- In th* price of cotton to-dav. fo ,a n , , decided disappointment In the Kt:t:;h Wes The local market opene) u . cllne of 13tfl point*. A portta rally ,t Uverpool caused a temporary ,rd movement after the first cad tb, i( again the situation he.-am# ur . der s renewed pressure of lor e . .xton. with the bear contingent sheeny j n . creasing courage and selling wltr ' twrtl hand until the net decline rea -I ptilnls. as compares! with th# . i... - k . urcs of the previous dny. The was Increased by liberal port an i irurm, receipt*. The fact that frnet hel l off the ixvtton hell added to the .He;- etloe to sell, and shr'rts were nlxtut the .ml) t.,.. er* until the extent of the ei#• -line ,t. traded a little demand on the • v'msrt haste, and eome more on the reaction. There was no particular amount ~f cors. den-e manifested In either side of (' account ard In the afternoon hurlnss* was scam, of n strictly local ehsrartsr. with the market finally stead) at a r<t decline of It>4>3s points According -n pr!. vale cables the English declln- is Ja, to NWil't (Vculsr. I'M t TI ITIUIS IN FTTIUM. New York. Ocl 12.—Cotton futarj oiiened easy and closed at th* derllau Pyle-* •* follows: upon High Is** (Tat* January ; : 9.BSb ; ~9.73 ~9 53 HT February ...,| 963 | 933 j 955 tS March ; 9 33b 973 j 963 957 April ' 9 SSb 9.33 j 932 117 May ' 9 06b 973 | 953 LSI June 9 35a 934 j 934 157 July 934 I 9.3* 955 U August 9 42b 945 | 943 9 *'• September ...| .... j .... j October 10 nob jIOOO | 953 I B November ... 97b , 979 I 960 *32 December ... 95b 973 I 953 157 Lt VHR POOL t 4VTTOA FITI RK. Liverpool. Ocl. 12. 4 p. m—Cotton pot. moderate business; prices easier Atnsrt cap middling. 3 11-32d; good miMltn*. 6 1-1*1; middling. 3d; low middlltut. 5 13-lSd; good ordinary. (Igd; ordinary. 4M The sales of the day were S-flO) bale, of which non were for speculation and expert, nnd Included 1.500 American, receipt), none. Future* opened quiet and elosed q'Jted hut steady; American m<ddltng lew mid dling clause. October. 5 40d buyers: Octo ber-November. 5.27d buyers: November -1 December, 5.21435 22d buyers. December- January. 6 IMfsl9d buyers; January-Feb niary, 5.1*1 buyers; February March, fill sellers; Marcb-Aprtl. S.ltWiS.lM buyer,; May-June, 5 998-5 1M aellers; June July. snad buyers: July-August. S.isHSSCd buy ers: August-September. S.Old vnlue New Orleans, Oct. U.—Cotton future) closed steady. Or.ober 9 43f19 4) February .9 *'*l* •' November . 9 3169.32 March * Dei ember .9 2889 29 April 9 , *H9 u January ....9.2989.38 May ••*• POTTO* WITTER* New Y’ork. Oet. 12—Hubbard Box, k <*o. asy: Liverpool CP Me* re|*nrt t.iit Nelli e circular Instead of being li inclined *o larger cro|B view* than expreesed in hie September circular oeir* t* (hi NilOMMi weather of R Thin brought a eevere decline |n liverpo • wt the Opening Of bualnea*. due t > t>e*\ \ liquidation b> tong*, end eelling for •''* tlnental account Our market openel atewriy nt the decline, rallying <>■*• buying 10 aJowty eaae to the lowest ptf'e of yesterday. Southern buying in wh**! lot* from tbe ATlantlc a fate* checked ih* decline, but the Arbitrage selling •'** on the reversal of operation*. made ing the piimmer. when Liver p*** ** * large buyer here. The |n eight movement premia** to be larger than eviroated levwi trader* look for a reaction In Liver pool to-morrow. New York. Oct. 11— Murphy 4r r ' MV Liverpool cable* were again a ment and the dominant influence ap|*eared to be the publication of Neiir* circular, w hich la reporte : **• dlatinctly more favorable than h > I expecte<l by the trade. It compare* moat favorable weather with the fall of IW7, when weather of a character produced one of the crops on record. -It waa thought , vl * n * •he face of the late bureau report th* f f * Neill fnrecapt would l*e bulHah ar.l ’ pome extent the lale advance aftrnoon was baaed on that b*p> waa a moderate buslnepa in the I iverp®®' market with apota quoted at of 5,000. There were no recetr*" turee opened quiet and at 12 * steady, hut down about S4 to r ‘^ r The local market opened active *• • decline. Indicating tome dem on the unaettle*! views now P r Th.* favorable bureeu repor _ Neill’s pronounced effort to trlrr noatlcatlona. are nearly ae htige * nriae ae waa the unfavorable h ’ “ir Neill's bull circular of Bcptc It waa remnrke*! on the floor <*! 'h' ' ton Kxchange this morning that t * be very difficult to foreahado* " dleappolntment will cauae the c buyera and aplnnera to do with ' ton which they have bought and ' paat month, but the belief w . tJ . that It would a<-t a a check up* n latlon. Mr. NeMI haa poatponed r estimate. WRRKI.Y rOTTOY R F.porrt ■* cotton rtatemer’ week ending Fridav. tier 12 Net recelpta st all I'nlted porta during week Net recelpta st all I’nlted State* porta aame week la vesr Total recelpta to thla date • • ‘ Tefal recelpta to aame date laa^ Y**r * Export* for the week Rxparta fnr the aame week we yeur 73,1# Total export! to tbii dot*