Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-30
Matters arm Things LaeOnieAllT
Noted.

NOEeus
The assessment a. the Police Court yes
terdaY amounted TO 50.
Telegrapbic communication with the
North was secured last night.
The skidawav Shell Road to BOnayenture
and ThunderbOlt ia now open to travel.
A large force was busilY engaged Yester-
day in cleaning the streets OF the debris
The steamship Juniata arrived at Tybee
Yesterday afternoon from Philadelphia
The salt water extends up the river to
Lucknow plantation, seven miles above the
city.
The bill defining the militia districts Of
Chatham county yesterday passed the
House.
Several water moccasins were killed near
the canal, where they had been driven oY
the storm.
The Enterprise Mills Of Messrs- saussy
& HarmOn have been repaired and business
has been resumed
The suburban track OF The Coast Line
Railroad Is row clear s11 cars rU11lDg O.
regular schedule.
ssI5.C 55 worth Of roztn have bss1 s1i-1'e5
from This port 70 foreign ps---s s-1cs i-s rs
Of last September.
NJ. Thouss Blk. a. ID --E1s1s dad -
his residence IN IL-s ErF Tssaar-Ey Ire
noon IN his 74-1 TsL--
me rz-Ee l-zt-s O. L1-E I=IEn5 WI 10
Be MEEtsz 11- ls E-esa1ts o1s q insU
having ben Es--ed EuEy-
s. $50 wu-th . fertilizers have beer
Etip-ed p fore = po-ss from es7EnnEl
since tie E-E- q Septsuber-
So. 40 pounds q cotton seed valued al
S75s7. have been exported from Savannah tc
foraiEE p0-ts since September lst-
"a. az7 cubic feet Of timber, valued 81
ss7-5j0. have been exported from savannah
% foreiEu ports since September lst-
I.C15.550 gallons Of turDentine, valued at
s397. 333, have been exported from this port
% foreign ports since September LIST.
The steamship sAragossa reports having
seen the body Of negro man fiOAtlng down
the river, about three miles from the city.
TIE fns steamship Irene Morris, Captain
Bailey, which arrived a. Tybee last even
ing from Liverpool, made the trip IN twenty
two days.
Mr. James c. shaw, General Travelling
Agent q the Central Railroad, returned L
the city Yesterday from 2 trip to New Ho,-
land Springs.
1886 bales Of sea island cotton, WEIGHING
1 $50 43j pounds, valued a. 1850 533, hev'
been shipped from this port TO fOreigI
ports since the LIST Of last September.
49s. sol bales Of upland cotton, weighin.
240, 592, 290 pounds, valued at SO, VA, 80
have been shipped from Savannah 10 Tor
eign ports since the 1st Of last September.
The barge lockwood, which was lader
with !. 500 sacks Of salt at one Of the TharVe
in DobOy. Wss sunk By the storm Inc dam
age cannot be ascertained till she IS raised
The little steamer Tybee, used by thu
government to carry the boarding officer
down 10 the vessels, Is sunk at the loot o
Habersham street, no portion OF her oeini
visible.
A large quantity Of lumber is floating Of
the river in the vicinity Of the Savannah
Florida and Railway wharves, AMI Mr.. K.
Rspuard offers 50 per thousand for all sucl
recovered OF certain brands.
Brsds.reet's Commercial Agency hav
removed to room y in the COmmercis
Building, their former quarters IN the cam
building having been rendered Ultenab!
By damage from the late storm.
James Walker, an interesting cOloTe
Arab, was arrested for stealing bundle o
brOOms from the store Of Mrs. Mcclure, an
was Yesterday arraigned in the Polio
Court. He was fined fifteen dollars or thirt
days.
We are glad to note that strenuous ei
forts are being made to save som
OF the fine shade trees prOstTaied OY u
storm. Several on BrOUghtOn street wer
raised and Strengthened yesterday, and wi
be preserved.
It Is thought that telephone communities
ton will be restablished in a day or two
There Is an immense amount OF Work TO DC
but Superintendent Griffin displays sue
energy and industry in his operations tina
It will soon be accomplished.
The woodwork for the cabin OF tn
steamer Carrie arrived here from Cincin
natl few days since. The wood is whit
pine and poplar, and was manufactured q
one OF the best establishments in that city
Two wOrkmen were sent out with tie ma
terial to put It together.