Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-25
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Noted.
meet this evening. wa
- Inc steamship Juniata will leave for
Philadelphia to morrow.
The dredge Is at work emitting susv ,hs
proIscIlon In the river at Fig Island.
Miss Eleanor Calhoun. accomnantad hv
House. - ING AAfsnAii
several vessels came ND the river vester.
uay unoer fuil san and presented q hand
Inc grand jury of the Superior Court
VIII meet To- day and make up their general
O9e OF the large buckets for the American
Dfe0ge company was brought out By the
steamship Juniata.
1here VIII be meeting Of the delegates
20 the convention of Irish societies this eve
nlng az humans Hibernian House.
Mr.. nj. V. B. Wachtell, Manager Ford's
ilghs nano man, Is with the Calhoun Com
Dlnanon, and is as bright and genial as
we understand that arrangements Will
shortly be made for rebuilding the stores on
tne pay destroyed by fire on Wednesday
Capt. Richard Paulsen, United States
assistant Engineer, Of New York, aud r,
y. Cole, Esq, Of Florida, registered at the
Pulaski House.
A very pretty sloop-rigged yacht from
Baltimore arrived here yesterday morning,
and IS now anchored off the Baltimore
steamship wharf.
The new smoking cars of the Charleston,
savannah and Florida Railway, for the Way
Sross hne' are models OF comfort, conven-
fence and elegance.
a meeting Of the joint committee of the
FORD Amateurs and the G. NJ P, /. Club
VIII be held this evening at $50 O'Clock. at
the rooms OF the former.
The executive committee of the s.Ladies'
Association Landmark Lodgen will meet at
the residence OF Mrs. r. FL. Anderson this
afternoon, at four o'clock.
Mr.. w. NJ. Edwardy, formerly of Savan-
nan, now connected with the Louisville
ColtT'er-Journdt as travelling correspondent
and agent, Is In the city on business.
Mr.. F. w. hampton, of New York, ac-
e0mpanied by his bride, nee Miss Matte
North, an accomplished lady of Macon, ar
rived here yesterday from Macon and regis
tered at the Screven House.
w. w. Adams, ESQ.,, prominent manu-
facturer Of Philadelphia, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, and Thomas L. Law
son, banker In the Quaker City, with his
wife, are registered at the Marshall House.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Screven House yesterday were James A.
Gsrley aud d. L. Bartlett, Esq, of Balti-
more; Rev. John Turner, OF Staunton, Va,
and Howell G. Jackson, Esq, s1d wife, OF
Atlanta.
The steamship City of Macon, which was
ashore near Fort Pulaski wharf, got off at
high water Thursday morning, and arrived
at her wharf At O'Clock a. m. She will
leave at her regular hour on Saturday.
There is no damage to ship or cargo.
All ladies interested In Solomon's Lodge
are invited to meet this afternoon at four
O'Clock at the residence of s. P. Hamilton,
Esq, on business of importance in connec-
ton with the proposed Masonic Fair and
Bazaar. See notice in another column.
In consequence of the large amount Of
baggage and numerous passengers, there
was considerable delay occasioned in the
transfer OF passengers at Purysburg, and
the steamer Isis did not reach the city until
nearly half-past six o'clock last evening.
About ten O'Clock last night a Young man
who, tt Is supposed, had been out too FREE
quently between the acts, was arrested at
the Theatre for disorderlY conduct aud act
ing in boisterOus manner. He was carried
to the barracks by Policemen Smith and
Maher.
Macon Telegraph: emilio s. freeman, Esq,
clearing house agent OF the Southern Railway
and Steamship Association, left last evening
for Atlanta, Richmond, Norfolk, Port Royal,
Savannah aud other places on business con-
nected with the association. He will be
gone some four weeks"