Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-01
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Noted.
Last month for the juicy bivalves.
Oranges are abundant, but not cheap.
Pulaski Council. R. A, will meet tonight.
Now for sudden showers and beautiful
flowers. D~N'4'"'
The total assessment at the Police Court
yesterday was $40.
The criminal docket of the Superior
Court will be closed to-day.
Jasper Council No. 10, b. G.. have q
regular meeting this evening.
Inc grain business of Savannah has
greatly increased the present season,
The receipts of cotton from all sources at
THIS port last month foot up 50,521 bales.
The influx OF strangers Yesterday was IN
usually large and all the hotels were crowd
| ed.
Mr.. James Z. Cope, City Treasurer, has a
few words of interest to tax PAYERS in an
other column.
The impression Ia that the burglaries on
wednesday night were committed by pro
1 fessionals.
The tide ia the Florida travel is turning,
and most OF the arrivals yesterday were
homeward bound.
The receipts OF naval stores last mouth
were 1918 barrels Of rosin and l, 463 casks
Of spirits of turpentine.
| The cotton merchants of the city have
contributed four bales of cotton for the
Masonic Fsir-one for each lodge.
A negro, too drunk to give his name, was
taken from the streets last night about
seven O'Clock by Policeman Crowley.
We have received from Mr.. E. N. Con-
nor copy OF Demorest's "What to Wear"
Tor spring and summer, an excellent publi-
cation.
Prince Talbert, colored, was arrested on
the street at half-past five o'clock yesterday
afternoon for disorderly conduct and drunk
enness on the street.
Paul Simmons, colored, charged with dis
orderly conduct and stealing fruit from
! NichOiar Carmel, was yesterday in the Po-
/ lice Court fined IS.
The paving of that portion of the So
| called Thunderbolt road from South Broad
street TO the railroad depot would be hailed
| with great satisfaction.
Interest for the first quarter OF the pres
ent year will be paid depositors Of the
/ Savings Department OF the Southern Bank
Of the State Of Georgia.
7. F. Riley, E=q., connected with the
| Sherinalty Department Of New York city,
| is registered at the Marshall House, also
Hon. j. Buggs, Of Camilla.
The exports of naval stores for the month
| OF March were %, 5S7 barrels of rosin and
1902 casks Of spirits of turpentine, princi-
paly TO foreign ports.
Mr.. NJ. H. Meyer, Receiver of Tax Re-
| turns, announces that he will be at his office
| daily during this month from a. m. to 4 p.
m for the reception Of tax returns
About six O'Clock yesterday afternoon
considerable disorder was occasioned in
/ Ebert square by Ben ReedV, colored, who
was arrested by Policeman Mulligan.
The exports OF cotton from this port,
| coastwise and foreign, for the month have
been So, 097 bales of upland and 2,029 bags
of sea island, total valuation Of $3,217,-
422 so.
The Norwegian bark Niobe was on yes
terday cleared for Genoa by Messrs. Gaudry
& Walker, with cargo of 200 bales of
upland cotton, weighing S02 .9O8 pounds,
valued at ST coo.
The ship Jane Fish was on Yesterday
cleared for ReVal by Messrs Richardson &
| Barnard, with cargo of 5 500 bales Of up.
land cotton, weighing 2,730,S5S pounds,
valued at $500, 1862 2S.
Mr.. Lee r. Wilson, late with Messrs.
Ludden 81 Bates, has resigned his position
to try his fortune In Texas. He bears with
| hIm q strong commendatory letter from the
| firm, and was surprised by the gift OF q
valuable silver watch and chain from the
partners, in remembrance OF faithful SER
vice.