Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-28
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Noted.
Zerubbabel Lodge No. Is, F. A. NJ, meet
to night.
Catholic knights of America meet this
evening.
Irish Jasper Greens have a quarterly meet
ing tonight.
The assessment at the Police Court yes
terday amounted to six dollars.
The hotels were crowded yesterday with
returning Nor herners from Florida.
R-v. w. w. Newman, of New York, fav-
ored the News office with a call yesterday.
The annual examinations of the public
schools will take place tomorrow morning.
Zerubbabel Lodge received a large basket
Of flowers from Mrs. Williams, of Mont
gomery.
E. P. s. Denmark, ESQ.,, o. Quitman, YVES
yesterday admitted TO plead and practice in
the United States Courts.
Col. Peter G. Haines, U. s. A., in charge
of the light houses in this district, is reg
istered at the Pulaski House.
Harrison Hayer, colored, was transferred
to the barracks last night for using obscene
and profane language on the street.
Jacksonville people were delighted or
Tuesday at receiving the MORNING NEWS
on the afternoon of the day of public. ton
Mr.. E. w. Cartwright, passenger agent at
Jacksonville, Fla, for the Louisville Il In
dianapolis Short Line Railroad, is in the
city.
An important meeting of the Georgia
Hussars will be held tonight, and a full at
tendance Of the non-commissioned officers
is desired.
The New Church Society will shortly
commence the erection of an edifce at the
southeast corner of Drayton and Hunting
don streets.
George Pollock, a festive colored individ-
usl, was captured by Policeman Hanlon at z
O'Clock last night. George was disorderly
and had stolen some goods from John Lee.
George H. Merrideld, Esq, a prominent
Odd Fellow of Atlanta, is on a visit to the
city, and was In attendance on the Odd
Fellows celebration, held on Tuesday even
ing last.
About quarter to nine o'clock yesterday
morning Policeman Allen arrested Nancy
Pulley, cOlored, on the charge of disorderly
conduct and attempting to strike Mrs. Gibbs
In the Market.
The United States lighthouse schooner
Pharos, Captain Anderson, arrived here
yesterday from Jacksonville, Fla, from a
cruise, supplying and making necessary re-
pairs TO lighthouses.
A pistol shot was heard in the %neighbor-
hood of Harris and Jones streets at twelve
O'Clock last night by an officer stationed
in that vicinity, but he could not ascertain
from whence it came.
j. G. Mccall, Esq and S. T. KingsburY,
ESQ, of Quitman, Ca, and United States
COMMISSIONS Samuel Levy, of Augusta,
Ga, were in attendance Upon the United
States Court yesterday.
DIR. A. S. cambridge, a prominent physi-
clan of Cincinnati, who has been spending
the winter In Florida, is in the city en- route
home, accompanied by his wife and daugh-
tiers. The party are stopping at the ScreVen
House.
The election for Magistrate Of the Sew
enth district will take place on Saturday
next on the Ogeechee, twelve miles from
the city, and we are requested to urge the
| respectable people of the district to turn
out and vote for a good man.
The British bark Cleveland, Capt. Jack
son, from Darien for Swansea, which put
into Tybee on Sunday last for water
and repairs, her water tank having burst,
sailed for Swansea Yesterday, the necessary
repairs having been made and a supply Of
water obtained.
The promeuaders on Bull street in the
evening have been RECALLED for the past sew.
eral nights with the warblings of two must
cal () frogs, who perch themselves upon
the stone curbs of the fountains In the Pa
yilion Hotel grounds and Chippewa square
and give answering echoes to each others
notes. 1t hoped that the recent showers
have slaked their thirst, and their voices
will be modulated to more pleasing tones.