Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-26


Wool declined two cents per pound yes
terdAY.
The sales of cotton yesterday amounted
to 90 bales.
Only two arrests were made by the po-
lice yesterday.
The value of the foreign exports yester-
day was S41, 900.
German Fire Company have an important
meeting to night.
There are twenty vessels up, cleared anu
sailed for this port.
When a Bav street merchant assumes the
roll Of auctiOueer be means business
The assessment at the Police Court yes
teriav amounted TO sixty-tWo dollars.
Yesterday was one Of the plessantest days
we have had this month. Vennor was out.
10 barrels of rosin and ISL casks spirits
turpentine were the naval store sales yes
terday.
The wharf on River street. between DraY-
ton and Bull. has been repaired aud put In
thorough order.
The pilot boat Jones is having her bottom
scraped and painted, and is being put III
complete order.
The receipts of naval stores Yesterday
were ], 213 barrels Of rOsin and 3O4 casks
spirits turpentine.
Futures declined three points yesterday,
from the closing figures on Saturday, the
market closing barely steady.
A policeman was yesterday in the Police
Court fined FIVE dollars for killing dog In
BroughtOn street lane without cause
James Hardee, a colored yOungster, was
Yesterday fined five dollars or twenty days
for stealing peaches from the markefo a.
ore nav .r2goes Of phosphate rock at the
wharves of the Coossw Mining Company on
COOsaw river.
Policeman Nungazer yesterday afternoon
arrested n white man named w. ID. bTeh-
merit, for disorderly and boisterous eonouc1
on the street.
A Young man named Walter Bigran was
arrested Yesterday morning for ereatlng
disturbance in q saloon on Broughtoh
street, near Barnard.
The sidewalk on the north side OF Jones
street, between Abercorn and Drayton' Is
in terrible condition, and should DC at
tended to immediately.
Walter G. Charlton. ESQ, the able Solicit
tor General Of the Eastern Circuit, left yes
terday on the steamship George Appold Tor
Baltimore for the benefit Of his health.
Thomas Young, the enterprising darkey
who stole an umbrella from the store OF
Cohen & Brown on Saturday night, was
Yesterday in the Police Court fined 50 or ~
days.
Messrs. A. sorunt & Son yesterday clear
ed the Norwegian bark Nyborg for London,
with a cargo of J. ST. casks spirits OF turpen-
tine. measuring 76,7SS gallons, valued st
SS1, 400.
General Longstreet has appointed B. +.
BrimberTy, Of Randolph county, Deputy
United States Marshal for the Southern
District OF Georgia, with headquarters al
Savannah.
Among the arrivals at the Marshall House
Yesterday were Fl. NJ Mcintosh. OF the
Albany Nelcs and AdUeTtiser, and j. E. lngrs-
ham, President of the South Florida Rail-
road, Sanford, Fla.
A petition, directed to the owners, agents
aud stockholders of the steamers plying on
the Savannah river, requesting that they
discontinue their Sunday trips, is being cir
culsted in Hampton, S. c.
The Norwegian brig Vigor was on yester-
day cleared for GoOle by Messrs. Hoist q
Co. She carried 2,O54 barrels Of rosin,
weighing SIS. 46O pounds, valued at SlO,0OO.
Cargo by Messrs. a. Minis & Sons.
Among the arrivals ct the Pulaski House
are M snd Mrs. Ross Raymond, of the
New 1Ofk Hcfdtl, dHO CoLn6 SOueh " iO.A
after the Atlanta Cotton Exposition. We
had q call from Mr.. Raymond last evening.
Parties who ind fault about the sc4ven-
ger carts not making theirrounds regularly,
and that the garbage boxes are not emptied,
will fluid a complaint book at the office OF the
Clerk Of Council, where record can be made
and attention secured.
The building on the northwest corner OF
Bay lane and jefferson street, occupied by
Mr.. L. Savarese, fish dealer, is undergoing
general repairs, and an entire new roof Is
being put on. Ii is also being extensively
repaired inside and VIII be placed in first
class condition.
The steamship Dessoug, of obelisk fame,
belonging TO the Ocean Steamship Com
pany OF Savannah, will arrive here about
the 14th of August, and leave for New
York on Thursday, August 18th. 1t is
understood, as previously stated, that her
name will be changed to the City of Albany
At about eleven O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, two rather respectfully dressed young
white men had a dispute about some trivial
matter in st. James square, which finally
resulted In blows. They were considerably
under the influence of liquor, and were
separated by friends before either WAS much
injured.