Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-13
MATTERS and Things LAconIcaIIY

Noted.
Cotton futures advanced three points
yesterday.
The ssies of rosin yesterday amounted to
los barrels.
Sehuetzen Society have regular meeting
this evening.
n rosin advanced 1255S cents in this mar
ket yesterday.
There were sold here yesterday eighty
five barrels OF rice.
All grades Of cotton declined Is cent.
in this market yesterday.
No business was transacted in the United
States District Court yesterday.
The interments IN Charleston last week
numbered 2S-whites 10, colored Is.
she cooed: be wooed; the old man said
they could If they would. No cards
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 231, F. A.
NJ. have an election of officers tonight.
The spauish bark Arina, which arrived at
quarantine, Is consigned to Chss. Green
Son.
River. Mil and Joachim streets require
strention. at some places they are In ter
rible condition.
Judge Nathan Cleaves, Of Portland, Me-,
was among the arrivals at the MarsnaII
House yesterday.
A session Of church members in this city
IA composed of five gentlemen, three OF
whom are left-hsnded.
Yesterday opened quite chilly, but there
was a change in the temperature before
noon and the day was delightful.
There were a number of strangers from
the interior in the city yesterday. Many
from Bulloch and Tsttnall counties.
The new and eommodious warehouse,
south Of the Central Railroad bridge, is now
ready for covering in and trimming.
The assessment at the Police Court yes
terfiav amounted to only nineteen dollars
a poor revenue for q Monday morning
sesnee.
The charge Of Judge Tompkins to the
grand Jury Yesterday was universally prc-
nouncsd one OF the best eyer delivered In
the court house.
EVERYBODY is now on the Q1d vise for bar
gains 10 the holiday line. and the advertis
| leg columns of the MoRNISG news are
eagerly scanned.
The list of vessels up, cleared and sailed
| for this port, consists OF four ships, thirty
/ one barks, two brigs and thirteen sehooners,
2 total of fifty vessels.
Oaly two arrests at the police barracks
/ up TO l g. m. to-day, both OF unfor tunate
/ individuals who had fallen under the indu-
ence Of King Alcohol.
The stores have put on their Christmas
/ attire, and the streets are thronged with
| people, the city presenting an unusually
/ attractive appearance.
| The elevator at ire Central Railroad
wharves Is rapidly approaching completion,
/ and the wOrkmen are engaged now IN Gov
] eTiHg the rafCers Of the roof.
At the monthly meeting Of the Southern
| Mutual Loan Association held last evening
| the following sales were made: S2,OOO 81
! 421[, 81, 600 at ~ and 81, 900 at Al.
The schooner Lucie Wheatley has been
| thoroughly overhauled, and was pro-
] nounced seaworhy by a board of survey
/ Yesterday, and will sail for her destination
in few days.
Allen Fort and Dupont Query, Esqs., OF
Americas, Ga Charles y. West, Esq OF
/ Baltimore, Md, aud Judge r. f. Lyon, Of
! Macon, Ca. are in attendance upon the
| United States Courts.
An elegant new cabinet desk, the largest
siZs made, OF walnut and maple wood, has
| been purchased by the Cotton Exchange fol-
the use of the Superintendent, and was
placed in his office yesterday.
The skin Of boiled egg is the most efies-
! cious remedy that csn be applied TO boil
Peel It carefully, wet and apply it to the
/ part sffected. 1t will draw off the matter
/ and relieve the soreness in a few hours.
The members OF the First Regiment srt
casting about for suitable candidates for the
! positions Of Lieutenant Colonel and Major
I Popularity and efficiency are the qualitie;
/ desired, and there are quite number tc
! choose from.
Charleston Nelcs aud Courier: "Charle:
| BlObme, who was arrested in this city on
| Wednesday last on q requisition from the
/ Governor of Georgia and sent to Savannah
has returned from that city. He says thai
the charges against him were groundlesi
aud thai the prosecution was malicious, and
asserts that he proposes to sue the prosecu-
| tors for damages