Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-28
Matter. and Things LacOnieally

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Noted.
Sea island cotton Is now arriving more
free y.
The cotton pickery is proving decided
success.
Just one month yesterday since the terri
BILE storm.
Four steamships cleared from this port
yesterday.
Golden Rule Lodge No. u, 1. o. o. F.,
meet tonight.
The value of the foreign exports yesterday
was SOS, 401 %.
The total assessment at the Police Court
Yesterday was SH.
The exports of lumber coastwise Yester-
day were 7O3, l5O Feet.
There were thirty-two bundles Of hides
received here yesterday.
There were only two arrests recorded at
| the barracks last night.
There was general resumption Of labor
yesterday all along the line.
The wharves look lively again since the
laborers have gone to work.
Bran advanced five cents per hundred
pounds in this market yesterday.
The receipts yesterday were 1874 bales Of
cotton, and the sales 3, 100 bales.
Keep watch on your yards. Chicken
| thieves are again on the rampage
The mosquitoes are more abundant this
season than for a number OF years.
The hulks of worthless wrecks should not
| be allowed to cucumber the docks.
The steamship DessOug had amongst her
| freight for New York 49, 776 shingles.
1880 bales of upland cotton and 1872 bags
| Of sea island were exported yesterday.
The Spanish bark Marietta will be sold at
auction on the LIST to the highest bidder.
We will again shortly have two steamers
plying between Savannah and Augusta.
An advance of five cents per hundred
for all quantities Of hay was noted yester-
day.
The steamship City Of Macon carried nine
steerage and one cabin passenger for New
York.
Stocks and bonds were very quiet Yester-
day, and no changes took place in quota
tions.
There are fewer vessels clearing coast
wise for Southern ports than at this time
last year.
Among the freight by the steamer Florida,
| from Florida, yesterday, were four crates OF
gophers.
The receipts Of naval stores yesterday
were 3S7 barrels rosin and "a casks spirits
/ turpentine.
The exports Of naval stores yesterday com
/ prised ,257 barrels rOsin and 169 casks spir-
its turpentine.
| A good steamer put on the route between
Savannah and the Sstills would prove pay
ing investment, 1t is said.
The tug Forest City brought up from
| Tybee yesterday the passengers by the
steamship CITY OF Augusta
We are glad to state that Sergeant Harvey
| Is improving rapidly, and his condition now
is considered very favorable.
The yard OF a residence on Lincoln street,
near South Broad, was entered on Sunday
morning and all the fowls stolen.
The Savannah Guauo Factory is doing a
| large business, and the success Of the en-
terprise is thoroughly demonstrated.
The bark Albert, which came here from
Port Royal, will shortly go on the dry dock
to have some necessary repairs made.
Samuel P. Hamilton, ESQ, and W. G..
Cooper, Esq, arrived yesterday from New
York by the steamship City Of Augusta.
A quarterly dividend of 50 per share on
the capital stock Of the Reppard Iron Com
paDy will be paid on and after the lst
proXimo.
Inc tug hdAl 6udhF OOuuO AOl AAOOAANf
which put 10 here to get supply of coal,
left st twelve O'Clock yesterday for her
destination.
The tug Archibald Getty brought up the
passengers of the steamship City Of Savan
nah from Tybee at about twelve O'Clock
yesterday.
The pilot boat John Stoddard has been
gotten OFF without having sustained any
material damage, and was brought to the
city yesterday.
We had call Yesterday from G. A. Hall,
ESQ, of Macon, who arrived here bv the
steamship City Of Augusta from New York,
en- route home.
We acknowledge the receipt from Grand
Secretary J. G. DeitZ Of a copy Of the print
ed proceedings of the Grand Lodge Of the
State, 1. o. o. F., held in this city in Au-
gust last.
Patsy Butler, colored, who was committed
TO jail as a lunatic on the 18th instant, was
Yesterday discharged, the Jail physician
having certified that she had been restored
10 sanity.
Brady Lsngs and Jim Parker. colored,
who were arrested for lighting on the street
and creating great excitement Monday az
ternoon, were yesterday in the Police Court
each fined IS and costs.
The majority Of the crews of the vessel:
IN port are still lodging at the sailor board
ing houses, on account Of the continued hOl
weather aud the frightful swarns Of mos
quitoes which infest the river front.
Our esteemed fellow-citizen, Joseph A.
Roberts, ESQ, returned from the North yes
terdsy. He spent about six weeks In the
White Mountains, and we are pleased to say
has returned in fine health and spirits.
Sam Williams, the colored man who
| threatened 20 strike Jake Hazard, colOred
who had undertaken to drive dray for Mr.
Walsh contrary to Sans wishes, was yester-
day in the Police Court fined So and costs
During the absence of the Clerk of Coun
ell the arduOus duties Of the office have
been very faithfully and efficiently per-
formed by his assistant, Mr. Theodore B
Masters, who has made many friends by hi:
courteous demeanOr and accommodating
spirit.
The steamship Acacia, which was cleared
from this port for Liverpool on the 9TH by
Mr.. Charles Greene's Son, with a cargo Of
1904 bales of upland cotton, arrived at that
port yesterday, making the trip from pori
to port in nineteen days, as she sailed from
here on the Sth inst.
Mr. Frank E. Rebsrer, the popular and
efficient Clerk Of Council, returned yester-
day from his vacation TIP North, looking
in fine trim, and received hearty welcome
from his numerous friends. He returns tC
his important duties In cheerful spirits and
renewed vigor and energy.