Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-18
Waters and Things LscOnIeaIIy

The rOsin market was very active yester-
day.
Cool weather may be looked for after this
rain.
Cotton futures advanced four points yes
terdsy.
Pulaski Council No. 15s, R. A, meet this
evening.
There we're sold here yesterday $50 bar
rels Of rice.
The Sereven House is being neatly paint
ed and frightened up.
The sales Of rosin yesterday amounted to
4,I43 barrels Of sll grades.
There win be a meeting OF Jasper Council
No. 10, H. c., this evening.
The quotations for all grades OF cotton
advanced sc. here yesterday.
The repairs to the United States dredge
Henry Burden are nearly completed.
Only one arrest recorded at the police bar
racks up 10 two o'clock this morning.
It is expected that the Tybee telephone
line viii be in working order by Saturday.
The exports Of naval stores Yesterday were
Coz barrels of rosin and 200 casks spirits
turpentine.
There were received IN this market yes
tertiay 50 bundles Of hides, and exported
40 bundles.
There was no session Of the Police Court
yesterday, the police not having secured
any candidates.
The receipts OF naval stores yesterday
were ]. so barrels Of rOsin and 2lS casks
spirits Of turpentine.
There viii be q trOtting race at Thunder
bolt Park course on Thanksgiving day, an
nouncement of which appears elsewhere.
The sloop S. NJ. Thomas, Capt. Hughes,
has arrived here from Washington, n. C.,
with a cargo Of rice for the Upper Rice Mill.
The sale Of reserved seats for Hess Acme
Opera Company viii be opened at Bren's
ticket Office Saturday morning at $50
o'clock.
-Four criminal cases we're disposed Of in
the Superior Court Yesterday-one for muir
der, two FOR burglary, and one for robbery.
Good work.
One cotton commission house sold l, 400
bales of cotton yesterday, which was the
heaviest sale made in single day this sea-
son by one firm.
DR.. J. F. Carey, member of the South
Carolina Legislature, viii representthe Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the State Board Of
Health Of South Carolina.
The case OF Noses Banks, charged with
the murder Of James Hsbershsm, in Sep
Superior Court this morning.
The rattle of the bale Of cotton for the
benefit of the orphan boys at Washington,
Ga, will take place this evening at half past
seven O'Clock at st. PstTick's school house.
No action has yet been taken by county
OF municipal authorities in reference to the
killing which occurred at MONDAY on pub
lie street Of this city, and the murderer is
still at large.
Colonel Samuel Bowles, proprietor Of the
Springfield Mass. Republican, and Mr.. II. d.
Lloyd, OF the Chicago Tribune, called at the
MORNING NBWs Office yesterday. They were
en- route to Charleston.
Mr. Med. Dunwoody and bride, of Darien,
Col. f. r. Fildes, editor Monticello, Fla,
Constitution, and Mr.. Louis II. Jerger, of
the Mitchell House, Townsville, were
registered at the Marshall House yesterday.
The schooner Jno. W. Hall, which arriv-
ed here yesterday from Philadelphia,
brought out the spars, rigging, furniture,
and other necessary material for the COM
pletiOn OF the repairs to the schooner Lucie
Wheatley.
An excitable colored female witness, Civ
ing evidence for the defense in a case OF
burglary against a colored man in the Su-
periOr Court yesterday, concluded her testi-
mOny by raising her hands aloft and
circulating with much fervor, ''Dat ar man
amt no more guilty dan de angels Of
Hebben."
On the opening Of the Superior Court on
Saturday morning, Judge Tompkins will
sound the calendar Of criminal bail cases,
which were published last week, and assign
all OF the said cases for trial for the first
week Of the December term. Attorneys
interested are requested to be present OF
that occasion.