Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-12

f FsSsssos g 3Ss Isl Isl 8 5... Clear
Matters and Things LacOnIeany
Noted.
Catholic Knights Of America meet to
night.
The assessment at the Police Court yes
terday amounted to only s..
The Wesley Sunday School will have an
excursion to Tsbee on Friday afternoon.
Good tomatoes are scarce in our market
Just now, and find ready sale at So 80 per
crate.
The rosin market was active yesterday,
and some ], 400 barrels of all grades were
sold.
During the last six days 1,s25 casks of
spirits turpentine have been sold in this
market.
A grand bali and fair, under the auspices
of the Jasper Monumental Association, Is
projected.
A special meeting OF the Board Of County
Commissioners will be held on Monday
next at 10 a. m.
At the meeting of the Pulaski Loan Asso-
citation last night, 81, 900 were sold at 70 per
cent. premium.
There was clearance yesterday from this
port to Krimpen, Holland, the first We
believe on record.
A notice of interest to all parties con-
neeted with Clinton Lodge, f. IL a. NJ, VIII
be found elsewhere.
st. Johns Sunday school will have a pic
mic at Isle of Hope, and are anticipating the
event with pleasure.
A white man was found on the street too
drunk 10 give his name, and was taken to
the barracks In a wagon.
The proposed military ball 10 Exhibition
Hall meets with general favor, but no def
mite steps have yet been taken.
The Catholic Library Association will give
an afternoon excursion to TYbee on the
steamer Plant, on the Sth Of June.
A handsome jewelrY case, won BY Miss
Mamie Jacobs, awaits her order on the
Chairman of Clinton Lodge Committee.
The Blues picnic at the Schuetzen Park
to-day will be one of the pleasantest events
Of the season, and will be largely attended.
Charlie Bacon and Owen Moses, colored,
were arrested Yesterday afternoon for fight
ing in the streets and creating an excite
ment.
New potatoes are being received In large
quantities and are quickly disposed of at
S. and 81 per barrel, according to size and
quality.
The pleasure Yacht Wanderer arrived st
New York on the Sth, having made the trip
from Savannah to that port in seven and
half days.
Spirits Of turpentine brought in this mar
ket Yesterday thirty three cents. The same
date last year the selling price was twenty
six cents.
James Smith was arrested about half-past
i've O'Clock yesterday afternoon on the
charge of being drunk and disOrderly In
the street.
Mr.. J. Dieter, who tied in the rattle at the
Masonic Fair for the onyx and pearl set of
ieWelry, will find notice Of interest in our
special column.
All persons having bills against the Ms
sonic Bazaar and Fair are requested to pre-
sent them for payment to the Chairman of
the committee.
Our acknowledgements are due the com
mittee OF the Savannah Cadets for an inYt-
tatfOn TO their pleasant basket picnic at
Tybee on the 18Th.
Mr.. John Bresuan, the energetic and
popular proprietor of the Marshall House,
is having excellent Improvements made In
that fsvOrite hostelry.
There will be a grand demonstration by
the eOlored troops on the 18th inst, and
companies from Macon, Charleston and Au-
gusta are expected to be present.
Jacob Ward, who was arrested for as
eaulting Abram Mays, colOred, in the streets,
was turned over to a Magistrate, and will
make his debut in the City Court.
If the requisite arrangements can be
made and this seems probable, the Exhibit
ton Hall will be kept intact for some time,
and future entertainments will be given.
The writer of q communication in refer
ence to the sidewalks being monopOlized ty
eOlored nurses, should state his points more
clearly and sign his name to what he writes.
The Irish Jasper Greens have their annual
picnic at Tybee on Monday, May .. We
tender our Acknowledgements to the com
mittee for an invitation to participate in the
pleasures.
The Norwegian bark Freyr was yesterday
cleared for Krimpen, Holland, by Messrs.
Hoist & Co., with cargo of 23l, 7S3 feet OF
timber and IL, 4S9 feet Of lumber, valued at
s., 464 81.
James Lamberstine was arrested yester
6ay afternoon for disorderly conduct, inter-
ferfng with the employees OF the COTTON
factory and making threats. He will be
interviewed by the Mayor to-day.
Hon. L. E. Corday, ex State Senator from
Colorado, called at the MORNING NEWS
office Yesterday and made tour of the
establishment. He was delighted with the
view Of Savannah from our cupOla.
The Werner Hook and Ladder Company
viii have an excursion and picnic to Tybee
on Wednesday, the 18th inst. Mr.. John
T. Weihrs, Chairman of the committee, is
working energetically to make 1t q success.
Judge Fleming and Solicitor General
Charlton returned yesterday from EHng-
ham Court, and leave this morning for BrY-
an Court. The case of John Gillespie, !
charged with murder, viii be brought up
TO daY.
Mr.. Theo. J. Elmore, of this city, has
been elected by the State Executive Com
Tnfttee Of Georgia as a delegate to the third
international Sunday School Convention,
which assemblies at Toronto, Canada, on
22d June next.
The fine, well built schooner d. S. VIII
Hiams, Jr, Capt. King, arrived here yester-
dav from Bath, Me. She is one of the
largest schooners that has visited this port
this season, being 629 tons burthen, and is
capable Of carrying cargo OF logs 90 feet
long.
Augustus Krom, ESQ.,, proprietor OF the
Simpson House, Lock Haven, Penn, DR..
7. z. Williams, of Montgomery. Ala, Judge
II. w. Hopkins, of Townsville, Ga, and
90. Il. N. Drane, the well known railroad
contractor and builder, were registered at
the Marshall House yesterday.
Clifford Hardwick, colored, whilst under
the influence Of liquor, yesterday morning,
was quite disorderly, and obstrueted the
streets with his wagon. He was conveyed
to Sinners Rest, on South Broad street, and
VIII be a prominent candidate for honoTs In
the Police Court this morning.