Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-28
HsGssrs and Things LaconIcaIIy
Noted.

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Noted.
Retail merchants are busy.
The early advertiser catches the spring
trade.
Georgia Chapter No. 8, R. A. NJ. meet to-
night.
De KaIb Lodge No. 8, L 0. o. f., meet
tonight.
Knights of the Golden Rule have meet
ing this evening.
Shepard Lodge No. 17.A. o. U. W. have a
meeting tonight.
The grand jury OF the Superior Court will
meet at p. N. to-day.
The assessment in the Police Court Sat
urday amounted to $l3
There win be no more game offered In
market after Thursday next.
Large advertisers predict the most profta-
bic spring trade since the panic.
Examine your change closely. Counter
felt SlO0 bills are in circulation again.
The exports of rosin from this port for
the past seven days amount to Il, 626 barrels.
Last week there were exported from
Savannah, principally to foreign ports,
2, 773, III feet Of lumber.
Col. C. w. Reynolds, U. s. A., of Balti-
more and cousin Of Bishop Gross, is regis
tered a. the Marshall House.
The City of MACON carried on her trip to
New York Saturday segentY-nine cabin and
fourteen steerage passengers.
Cecil Gabbett, ESQ, of the Montgomery
add Eufaula Railroad, arrived in the city
Yesterday, and is stopping at the Screven
House.
an important meeting of the ladies COM
mittee of Clinton Ladge will be held
! Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
C.. f. Wakefield.
The City OF Macon carried on her trip to
| New York Saturday six refriQerators of
| strawberries and forty nine packages Of fish
among her freight.
There were In port Saturday four steam
ships, three ships, thirty-one banks, one brig
and seventeen schOoners, making total OF
hfty-six vessels 10 port.
| Clara Lawrence, colored, was arrested
| Saturday, about twenty minutes past I'VE,
| by Policeman Clancy, for cursing and abus-
| ing citizen on the street.
The exports of upland cotton from this
| port to foreign Eort3 for the past seven
| davs have been 26,53T bales, Weighing 49,
Az, 81 pounds, valued at 81, 1863, 455 SO.
Among the freight of the Herman Living
stom for Philadelphia Saturday were two
refrigeratCrs of strawberries, 159 packages
of fruit, aud III packages Of vegetables.
John Lucas, Esq, ex-President and Diree-
tor of the Kau1aa end Atlantic Railroad of
Philadelphia, accompanied ~ Sic w,ie. Is In
the city, registered at the Marshall House.
The highest velocity OF the wind reached
| Saturday was twenty five miles, west, at 1:l5
p. L., iustitying the cautionary display.
The signal vas ordered down at 11:40 p. N.
The fountain In ChippeBs square was out
of order yesterday and oVeraoWed the basin.
The water was playing at a late hour last
night, and the walks of the square were
deluged.
During the past week there were eighteen
foreign clearances from this port as follows:
two 10 Hamburg, one to Pasajes, two to
Reval, one to genoa, one to Cronstadt, one
to Brake, two to Rotterdam, caa to Amster-
dam, one TO Gottenburg, one to HayTe, one
to Ponce, Porto Rico, one to Raracoa, two to
Liverpool and one to Bremen.
In the MORNING NEWS of Saturday &p-
peared mention of the arrest on the proceed
ing night of Alfred Mick on the charge Of
cutting Julius Jennett, of the United States
cutter Boutwell,. Saturday morning Mick
was arrsignei before the Mayor in the Police
Court and find $40 or thirty Gays.