Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-14
Matters and Things LuconfcalIy
NnFoA

AAS@COAAa(S~@A&
Noted.
No business of interest was transacted In
the Superior Court yesterday.
The assessment at the Police Court yes
terday amounted to $l6.
Palestine CommanderY No. z. K. T.. have
regular conclave this evening.
Alliance Lodge No. $50, K Of H, meets
tonight for installation OF officers.
Idleness is the DEVILS workshop, and it
has grown to immense proportions.
There will be meeting of the Savannah
Jockey Club at the Pulaski House to. day.
Colonel Macdonald and wife, of Toronto,
Canada, is registered at the Marshall House.
Mr.. j. F. Mobley, Of the firm of Taylor &
Mobley, OF Atlanta, is on visit to the city.
Poorly dressed people should not despair.
They Will have as fine clothes at the day Of
judgment as anybody.
The sale OF seats for Oliver Doud Byron's
engagement Will commence this morning at
$50 O'Clock at Bren's ticket Office.
There is less disgrace In wearing a pair of
hslf-soled pants than in buying new pair
on credit and never paying for them.
IL your enemy dies remember that a fer
worth more than a barrel Of tears at his
funeral.
Everybody was in ecstasies over the de-
lightful weather yesterday, and the streets
were crowded and presented lively APP
pearance.
j. Moon, the old man who was arrested
for disorderly conduct on the street, was
yesterday in the Police Court sentenced to
$40 and thirty days on the chain gang.
The steamer Centennial having been de-
taioed by going ashore near st. Cathariue's.
did not arrive here until last evening She
will leave on her usual time on Tuesday.
Mr.. c. K. Kearns, formerly the very fl
cient and clever Passenger Agent of the At
lsntic Coast Line, is now In the engineer
corps of the Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway.
There is quite a feet of vessels cleared
and ready Tor sea, waiting for the spring
tides. A number would have sailed yester-
day morning, but were prevented by the
heavy fog.
We tender our acknowledgement to the
committee of the Savannah Skating Rink
Association for an invitation to participate
in the pleasures of the grand masquerade
carnival on the Goth instant at Masonie
| Temple.
The jOvial party who was arrested the
other evening for an impromptu dance in
| the auditorium OF the Theatre fell into the
clutches Of the police again last night for a
little undue exuberance during the per-
| Torrance at the Theatre.
Mr.. L. L. McLeskey, the representative
| in Savannah of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railway, arrived here yesterday from Au-
| gusta with his bride and left immediately
on the train for Florida. He has the con-
CALCULATIONS of many friends and their best
| wishes.
We had the pleasure of meeting yesterday
Mr.. Frank L. Taylor. artist and correspon-
dent OF several New York mag Azines, who
| is en- route to Cuba. He is accommodated
by his wife, and left for jacksonville in the
afternoon, thence for Fernandina, where he
will take the steamer.
The Swedish bark Gylfe was cleared yes
terdaY for London, with Gil pieces pitch
pine heWn timber, measuring $50, 1874 feet,
valued at 81, $50, and 600 pieces saWn DEALS
measuring 80, 234 feet, valued at $780, To-
tai valuation OF cargo, $3.50. Vessel
cleared by Messrs. D. G. Bacon & Co.
Messrs. Richardson 81 Barnard cleared
yesterday the British steamship Balmuir for
Liverpool, with $500 bales Of upland cot
top, Weighing 1,773, 965 pounds, valued at
$l99, 246 81. and 248 bales of sea island,
weighing 90.242 pounds, valued at $24, 800.
Total valuation of cargo $2I7, 046 81.
A correspondent, writing from this city to
The Atlanta Constitution, says that Savannah
Executive Committees. Nothing like going
away from home to learn the news. The
oldest Democratic inhabitaut residing here
doesn't know of but one, and that is the
one OF which Hon. George A. Mercer Is
Chairman, and which called the mass meet
ing at the Theatre on the 9TH inst. to nomt-
nate Mayor and Aldermen.