Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-29
Matters and Things LacOnically



This is the Wsrmest September we have
been a cool night.
Hsupt Lodge No. s., I. o. o. F.. meet
to night.
There were sold here yesterday 231 bar
rels OF rice.
The steamship Anatolia sailed for Bre-
men yesterday.
The sales Of naval stores yesterday were
314 barrels Of rOsin.
The assessment at the Police Court yester-
day amounted to $l5.
Hon. r. B. Harris, of Darien, is registered
at the Marshall House.
There were received yesterday 4, 793 bales
Of cotton and sold PA.
All grades Of -four advanced twenty-five
cents per barrel here yesterday.
Cotton futures declined five points yes
terday on the closing figures OF the day pre-
vious.
Important meeting Of Irish Jasper Greens
this evening, at which full attendance is
desired.
The naval stores receipts yesterday were
936 barrels Of rosin and lie casks Of spirits
turpentine.
The new depot Of the Charleston and Sa-
vannah Railway at Charleston has just been
completed and is now occupied.
The Spanish brig Marietta will be sold on
Monday, the Sd prox., as it will appear by
reference to advertisement elsewhere.
e.. II. Baldwin, ESQ, Collector of Gus
toms al Charleston, arrived in the city last
evening and registered at the Marshall
House.
The Swedish bark Batavia is being re
caulked, painted and having her bottom
scrsped, and will be ready for sea In few
days.
Thornton Williams, colored, was yester-
day in the Police Court sentenced to i'm
prisonment for thirty days as a suspicious
character.
The new mast for the Norwegian bark.
which arrived here on the steamship Juni-
alta, is being put in, and she will be ready
for sea by Saturday.
A white man giving the name of Fred. g.
Wakefield was disOrderly in the Hibernian
House while under the influence Of liquor,
and was fined in the Police Court five dollars.
VIM. Green and Dora Bacon, colored,
were up before the Police Court yesterday
/ for fighting en- the street. William was
/ fined ten dollars and Dora was discharged.
| We had a call yesterday from Mr.. E. B
Ludlow, business manager Of HoeY q Har.
die combination, who appear here on the
10th and 18th prox. The company is highly
spoken Of.
Handsome Illuminated placards of the
| Oriole Celebration at Baltimore in October
have been received here by the agents oil
the Baltimore Steamship Line. We make
our acknowledgements for samples.
Belle Fisher, q notorious female, who hal
frequently figured IN police annals, was NJ
before the Police Court yesterday on the
charge Of being drunk on the street, anC
was sentenced to thirty days imprisonment
An examination will be held this after
noon before a bench of Magistrates in the
case of John Haney, charged with robbery
at TYbee. Il will be remembered a partia
examination was held in the case some time
since.
The notorious vagrant, John O'Connor
| who on one occasion informed the Mayor
that the ''world owed him a living and ht
was determined to collect it." was last
night at half-past twelve o'clock arrested
by Policeman Kelly and carried to the bar
racks. ---------'-
Mr.. W. &. Crum, advance agent of Coup's
Circus and Paris HippOdrOme, arrived here
yesterday in a special car, accompanied by
ten attaches, and was busy throughout the
day in making arrangements for billing the
city. The company appear here on the
18th Of October.
Atlanta Constitirtion: Savannah had q
riot the ether day, and Atlanta made a seri-
Gus attempt to follow suit Monday. It
should be remarked In this connection that
our colOred fellow citizens are not making
very great regulations as champions of the
peace and good order of the State"