Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-26
MATTERS and Things LacOnIealIJ
Noted.


Noted.
Isondiga Lodge No. Is, A. 0. u. W., meet
tonight.
The police are having an easy time now
and the Police Court has few patrons.
The City of Macon arrived yesterday from
New York with good freight and passen-
ger list.
The interments for the past week In
Charleston number 24-9 whites and Is
colored.
Superior Court met yesterday and adj
journed without transacting any business of
interest.
Remember the matinee this afternoon.
Miss Charlotte Thompson win appear in
East Lynne.
There was boom in Central Railroad
stock yesterday, and the speculative mania
Is on the increase.
There was no exciting news in any quar-
ter yesterday. The transgressors Of the law
seem to be taking rest.
Savannah Branch No. /, Irish National
Land League, and all friendly to its objects,
have a meeting this evening.
Golden Rule Lodge No. II, l. o. o. F.,
have a meeting this evening, when the I'M
written work will be exemplified.
Yesterday was the most enjoyable day ex-
perienced In gaVsnnah the present year.
But we are afraid opraise the gesther nov.
About midnight Thomas Hoan was found
lying on East Broad street drunk, and I'M
able to take care of himself, and was car
ried to the barracks.
Dr. B. F. Sheftall, Coroner of Chatham
county, Joins the ranks of The Benedicts this
evening. 7he ceremony will be performed
at the Synagogue, Monterey squaTp.
Among the arrivals at the Marshall House
w sterday were Rev. Father ScullY of Bos-
ton, Hon. james Bugs of Camilla, Ga,
and Rev. J. X. Mendenthsll of Bethlehem,
Ga.
The malicious parties who are in the habit
of tearing of the handsome posters from
the bill boards and walls, will get them
selves into trouble II they do not stop their
wantOnness.
The complimentary benefit to Miss Thomp-
son on Thursday night should be a rouser.
As "Miss Multonn Miss Thompson is con-
sidered by may CRITICS TO be the superior OF
Miss Clara Morris.
Last evening woman giving her name as
Johanna Pendergy was picked up at the
corner OF Price and York street lane SO
drunk that she could not walk. She was
assisted to the barracks and locked up.
It seems impossible to heat the Theatre
comfortably. Last evening III WAS buOultHA-
bly cold, and several ladies were compelled
TO retire before fhe perf6rmace closed with
their escorts. Those who remained had to
wrap themselves up in cloaks and overcoats.
The Eutaw Club, Of Augusta, proposes
another excursion to Florida this spring
The schedule will be similar to that OF last
wear. except that a trip to the upper st.
Johnls will be included. Tne appointments
are intedded to be lpore perfect than those
Of any excursion the cinb have eyer given.
The steamship Sarsgossa, arrived yester-
day from Baltimore in command OF Captain
Luke Hooper. This 10 her Hrst trip sipce
September last. We sincerely regret to
learn that the estimable wife OF her popu
lar and genial eommandeF, Captain I. A.
Hooper Is seriously III, which accounts for
his not coming.
The boss weather prophet is reaching out
in Vennor's almanac. which be prints and
sells for twenty i've cents. He says that
the 4th, 9Th, 9th, 18th, 18th, 25th and 10Th
days Of next July viii be excessively hot
DAYS. chat next August will be decidedly
moist: that October will be foggY all the
month. and that next December win be
muddy and mild.