Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-19
Massers and Things LaeonIcaIiy

matters and Things LaeOnicaIly
Noted.
Hon. Walter 7. Macarthur, of Lumber
City, is IN the city.
The eertiorari and motion cases will be
nearo IN the Superior Court to-day.
II Is said that camphor placed in drawers
ana Trucks VIII keep them free Of mice.
Only one arrest was recorded at the bar
ing. ''
Yesterday was the anniversary Of the
evacuation OF Charleston by Federal troops
At the matinee this afternoon the great
magician viii present the juveniles with
Don't fail to let the children see Herr
mann, the great magician, this afternoon at
the matinee.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Coast Line Railroad viii be held on
the I'd proximo.
There we're 10 port yesterday three steam
ships, three ships, thirty-four banks, four
briggs and sixteen schooners.
Pedestrianism Yesterday was rendered
very unpleasant by the clouds of dust that
constantly whirled down the street.
Among the freight by the Saragossa, for
Baltimore yesterday, were IS barrels of shad
and 700 boxes OF fruit and vegetables.
Reserved seats for Miss Eleanor Calhoun's
engagement will be on sale at Bren's ticket
Office on Monday morning at $50 O'Clock.
The civil appropriation bill adopted by
the House gives $50, 900 for lighting the
Sa yannah river between its mouth and the
city.
VIM. Wainwright, proprietor of the Sea-
side House OF RockaW ay Beach, New York,
and wife, are registered at the Marshall
House.
The grand jury of the Superior Court will
meet on Friday next, the 25th instant, for
the last time this term, and will make their
general presentments.
The passenger business on the Savannah,
Florida AID Western Railway is booming.
Seven coaches, including three sleepers,
went out crowded yesterday afternoon.
News from Washington indicates that
probably SOS, 900 will be appropriated for
carrying out the improvements In the Savan-
nah harbor and IS 600 for cutting away the
upper portion of Hutchinson Island.
Tony Giles, a colored man, was found in
q drunken snooZe on the sidewalk, corner
of Price and Taylor streets, about half-past
twelve o'clock last night. by Policeman
Leach, who carried him to the barracks.
Lieut.. Thos. j. Sheftail, of the police
force, accompanied by his bride, arrived
here yesterday by the Central Railroad from
Philadelphia, and received the hearty con-
gratulatiOns and cordial welcome Of his
friends.
The official members Of Trinity, Wesley
Monumental, and New Houston Street
Methodist Churches, are requested to meet
on important business, at the lecture room
OF Trinity Church, on Tuesday evening, at
8 o'clock.
The German Artillery of Charleston are
making extensive arrangements for their
visit to Washington On the 4th of March.
They will carry the Palmetto flag with them
and participate in the military parade with
full numbers.
The steamer Isis now engaged In making
transfers of passengers and mails for the
Charleston and Savannah Railway, arrived
yesterday from Purysburg with large num-
Der of passengers, all of whom were well
pleased with the trip.
Macon Telegraph of 18th: yesterday a
negro man found q note dated Savannah,
Ca, February 9th, 1881, signed and Endorsed
by William skizicks, promising sixty days
after date to pay $l42 25 to order of John
Doorway at the Office of Henry Marsh"
Atlanta Constitution: "The performance
Ado6 at OCOtfC OuO ldCb
clearly, and that is that the American peo-
pie are the easiest people humbugged IN the
world. Those who failed to hear the Bern
hardt here were not half as badly disap-
pointed as those who heard her."
If it pays to advertise literally aud largely
during the holidays, why does it not pay as
we'll in proportion during other seasons of
the year? No doubt it does. Business men
advertise freely during the holidays because
they have goods to sell and they want the
public to know It. The same plan holds
good In favor Of liberal advertising the year
around.
We take the following from the Winnipeg
Daily Times of the 18th inst: "Mrs. A. G..
B Bannatyne and family, accompanied by
Mrs. Rebarer, who, with her family, is on a
visit to her brother, Mr.. Andrew McLaugh-
lin, of this city, arrived on Wednesday night
from Savannah, Georgia, which place they
left on Saturday, the 5th inst, thus accom-
plishing the journey In five days. Rorie
Bannatyne, who still remains In the South,
is reported as greatly improved in health. p