Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-05
@stsers and Things LaeOniCalis

Noted.
The total revenue Of the Police Court yes
terdaY was S25.
The grand jury OF the Superior Court will
meet on Tuesday.
Only four arrests recorded at the barracks
up TO a. m. to-day.
The rattle Of the music box at John 4.
Christians will take place tonight.
The regular February term of the City
Court will be convened on Monday next.
Hon. J. B. McDuffie, Mayor of Hawkins
Vile, is registered at the Marshall House.
The matinee will commence this after
noon at half-past 2. Doors open at half
past l.
The Savannah coffee house will be opened
at a. N. and closed at $50 D. M, until
further notice.
II. B. Plant, Esq, arrived 10 the city from
Atlanta yesterday, and registered at the
ScreVen House.
The German Artillery OF Charleston have
accepted an invitation to attend the inaugu-
ration ceremonies at Washington on the
4th of March.
The travel to Florida is very heavy at
present. The train on the Savannah, Flori-
ds and Western Railway yesterday after
noon was crowded.
TOney Brown, colored, who was arrested
shortly after midnight Thursday for dis
turbarce in Ferrell's restaurant, was yester-
day fined five dollars or fifteen days
Mr.. James H. Thayer, who represents Mr..
A. Z. Sholes, is 10 the city for the purpose
OF getting up a new city directory, and will
commence his canvass on Monday.
General Q. A. Gilmore, OF New York,
and Captain j. G. Post, Of the United States
Engineer Department, reached the city yes
terdsy, and are stopping at the Pulaski
House.
Emma Maxwell and Anna Hall, the
colored female termagants who were
arrested for fighting on the street, were yes
terday In the Police Court Aned three dol
lars each.
There will be no evening service at most
OF the churches tomorrow, in order that
the congregations may attend the anniyer-
sary exercises Of the Savannah Port Society
at the Baptist Church.
a party of eighteen men from Indiana ar
rived here yesterday afternoon by the Gen.
trail Railroad en- route to Jacksonville. they
are engaged TO work on the railroad from
Jacksonville to Fernandina.
The Norwegian bark Mustang, Captain
A. Birklsnd, was cleared yesterday by
Messrs. Hoist IL Co. for Bremen, with
cargo of 1 300 bales cotton, weighing 631,-
667 pounds, valued at 500, AIS 30.
The schooner Alice, Captain Tarleton, was
Yesterday cleared for AspinWall by Jos. A.
Roberts IL Co. She carried cargo of 2, no
pieces of lumber, 179, $40 feet, which was
furnished by Sloat, Russell 81 Co.
Mr.. Harry C. Smsrt, manager for Fred.
Paulding, is an old theatrical man, and has
piloted some good companies through the
South before this. We learn that his pres
ent tour has been quite successful.
The Norwegian bark Fortuna, Captain J.
F. Kristensen, was cleared yesterday by
Messrs. Hoist & Co. for Havre, with a
cargo OF 1860 bales upland cotton, weigh
lug 793,SlS pounds, aud valued at SSS, 1884.
c. Low, the colcred man who was found
concealed in house On jefferson atreet,
was yesterday arraigned in the Police Court
on the charge of being a suspicious charac-
ter and was fined ten dollars or thirty days.
The schooner A. o. Gross, Captain Has
kell. was yesterday cleared for Belfast, Me-,
by Jos. A. Roberts s. Co. She carried a
cargo OF l ,0jl pieces OF lumber, l07, 672 feet,
which was furnished by Sloat, Russell
81 Co.
The river and harbor bill, which will be
reported to the House Of Representatives to-
day, apprcpriates SIS, GOO for the Savannah
river, 81. 500 for Savannah harbor, and
$4,000 for the Savannah river above Au-
gusta