Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-13


Who cheers the hearts and nerves the arms
OF wellnigh hopeless men.
EMERALD.
Savannah, Ga, January 12, 1881.
Skaters and Things LacOnfcaIIy
Noted.
Less kid-glove gentry and more corn is
what Georgia needs.
schuetzen Society will have an important
meeting this evening.
There is no disgrace In being poor, but
great deal OF discomfort. ~
The Georgia Hussars will have a drill this
evening, in uniform, at their hall.
The attention of the Magistrates In the
city is directed to the notice elsewhere.
Catholic Knights Of America meet to-
night and full attendance of the members
is desired.
The VIM. Lawrence, for Baltimore, yester-
day carried big freight and number of
passengers.
Drained fools will soon endow him with
everything else.
At the meeting of the Pulaski Loan Asso-
citation last night 5000 were sold at % per
cent. premium.
an Office on Thunderbolt road, between
Graham's store and the Toll Gate.
Elk Attorney General r. N. Ely, of At
lanta, and Captain s. ID. Weston, of Albany,
are registered at the ScreVen House.
Twelve stables, containing over fifty race
horses, arrived here yesterday from Charles
ton, to take part in the races on the 18th in
slant.
Probabilities" missed it s'by a large
majority" yesterday. Instead OF rain, we
had the finest day that has blessed Savannah
this year.
The hop of the Chatham Artillery last
evening was, as may be inferred, very de-
lightful affair, and of course everybody pre-
sent had charming time.
The 'two headed girl" and other attrac-
lions at Mozart Hall continue to be greeted
with crowded houses. The exhibition will
probably close in this city this week.
The Bankers Daughter was complimented
yesterday afternoon with the biggest matt
nee audience that has filed the Theatre
since the engagement OF Edwin Booth.
The directors of the Southern Bank of
the State of Georgia met Yesterday and
elected Eugene Kelly, Esq President, and
Captain John Mcmahon, Vice President.
Never charge a man with being "stuck
DcCAu5C nc NcdTS uu6 ClObu6S. IL Is
often the case that he expects them to give
him that respecJability his actions do not.
Among the freight OF the Gate City for
New York yesterday were 800 barrels, 2, 534
boxes of oranges, barrels and z tierces
of fish, barrels Of telrapins, and 80 turtles.
A zephyr is about the most impartial
thing on earth. 1t will fondly caress a sack
of guano, then skip off a few yards and
gently fan the brow of some beautiful mai
den.
About noon Yesterday Policeman Clancy
discovered a man, who gave his name as
James Carlisle, lying drunk in the street, and
arousing him gave him walk to the bar
racks.
Some attention should be given Brough-
ton street lane, near Ball, which evidently
needs cleaning judging from the stencil
very perceptible to sensitive olfacsorles at
night.
The Ordinary yesterday received the com
missions Of all the recently elected county
officers, which will be turned over to-day to
the Commissioners, before whom they viii
qualify.
chants National b ank yesterday, Henry
Brigham, Esq, was elected President, and
w. s. Babcock, Esq, Of New York, Vice
President.
The masquerade carnival of the Savannah
Skating Rink Association on the 25th inst,
will be one of the most brilliant events of
its character that has ever been seen in
Savannah.
The Ordinary has decided that he has no
jurisdiction In the management of the city
election, and has declined to preside. The
management will, therefore, be with the
Magistrates.
j. Moon, an OLD tramp, who was meander-
ing about in a reckless manner, was taken
in tow by Policeman Bender last night,
when he showed fight, but was overcome
and lodged in the barracks.
Col. Mcdaniel, OF Princeton, N. j., we'll
known turfman and owner of Lillian" the
race horse that died lately from the effects
OF injuries received In a race at Charleston,
Is registered at the Marshall House.
A steam yacht arrived here yesterday
from Baltimore and anchored In the middle
of the river, foot of Lincoln street. She is
on her way to Florida, and is a pleasure
yacht belonging to MIR. VIM. Graham.
The friends Of Lieut.. Jos. A. Cronk, Of
Company b, Savannah Volunteer Guards,
called upon him last night to extend their
congratulations upon his recent marriage,
and complimented him by serenade.
Messrs. Hoist 81 Co. cleared yesterday the
Norwegian bark Zephyr. for Client, Bel
GUM, with $50 bales of upland cotton,
weighing AS, 124 pounds, valued at S55,-
046 Is. Cargo by Messrs. Tunno q Co.
We had call last evening from Mr.. Thoe.
f. Shea, the gentlGmanlY advance agent OF
Robson & Crane, who is here making ar
rangements for the appearance OF the cele-
brated comedians on the 18th and 10th inst.
About twenty minutes past eleven O'Clock
last night Policeman Kelly found the front
window shutter of Mr.. D. B. Testers store,
on Whitaker street, torn open-evidence
that some attempt had been made to enter
the place.
Captain Herne, we'll known in connection
with the Savannah and Philadelphia line of
steamers, arrived here on the Juniata, seri-
ously indisposed, and was conveyed to the
Savannah Hospital. His many frieLds here
trust his Illness viii be of brief duration.
We learn that fund is being raised FOR
the purpose of preventing illegal voting at
the polls on Tuesday next, and that re-
ward OF $500 will be offered for the Appre-
hension, with proof to convict, of any per-
son attempting to vote negroes illegally.
Charlotte simmons, belligerent colored
female, created considerable disorder on
the steamer Carrie last evening about half
past seven o'clock, and When ordered to-
leave became abusive. She was arrested
by Policeman Keane aud taken to the bar
racks.
"a Reader" states that he placed letter
directed to Beaufort, s. g., in the box cor
ner Broughton and Whitaker streets on
Wednesday morning, the 9Th, and that it
did not reach its destination until the 10th.
He asks the question: Are the boxes emptied
regularly ?
The Savannah Volunteer Guards held a
regular quarterly meeting last evening, ana
in addition to the routine business
accepted an invitation from the First Volun-
teer Regiment of Georgia to join in gen.
eral parade on the 18th inst. with the regis
ment, Georgia Hussars and sChatham Ar
tillery.