Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-18
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Pulaski Council No. 15S, r. A, meet to-
night.
Georgia Hussars VIII meehhhis evening at
their hall for sabre drill.
Jasper Council No. 10, Il, G.. have q
regular meeting tonight.
The interest In the approaching Masonic
bazaar and fair increases.
Live Oak Lodge No. 8, l. O.O.F.. have
an interesting meeting tonight.
Only two arrests recorded at the police
oarracSs up to one 8. m. to-day.
An important meeting of the Savannah
Jockey Club win be held to day at IL N.
A notice Of interest to members of An
Gent Landmark Lodge appears elsewhere.
W. N; Lowry, Esq, of the banking house
OF W. NJ. q K. J. Lowry, Atlanta, registered
at the Marshall House yesterday.
The petit jurors of the City Court sum
moned to appear at 10 O'Clock this morning
viii not be required until Monday next at
10 a. m.
The First Volunteer Regiment of Georgia
VIII parade on Tuesday afternoon at half
past two O'Clock, in honor of Washington's
birthday.
The sale Of reserved seats for the matinee
at the Theatre Saturday afternoon win com
mence at Bren's ticket office at nine O'Clock
this morning.
Mr.. Fritz Quint, worthy mamber Of the
Savannah Schuetzen Society. died yester-
day. His funeral, this afternoon, will be
attended By the society.
Alliance and Savannah Lodges. K. of H.,
are making arrangements for the entertain
ment Of the Grand Lodge of Georgia, which
meets here early In April.
We regret to hear that our worthy and
venerable citizen, DR.. Brodie s. Herndon,
has been Frustrated by paralytic stroke.
HIS condition isquite serious.
John Golden and Robert Canning, eolored,
were arrested Yesterday afternoon, about
i've O'Clock. by Sergeant Harvey, on the
charge OF fighting in the streets.
We hear that leading piano manufac-
turing hrm has presented one of their pianos
to the Masonic bazaar and fair through a
well known music house in our city.
The weather the past several days has
been perfectly charming, and the city looks
bright and attractive. The streets are filed
with strangers, and business generally is
prosperous.
We had a call last evening from Mr.. E. s.
Davidson, agent of Miss Calhoun, who ap-
pears here next Thursday, supported by
Ford's Dramatic Company.
We have received a communication in
reference to the accident at the matinee at
the Theatre on Wednesday afternoon, but
as it is not accompanied by responsible
name. as guarantee of the statements made,
we cannot publish it.
The meeting of the general committees
OF the Masonic Lodges at the Lodge room
last evening, was well attended, and much
interest and enthusiasm were manifested.
Everything Is working most favorablv and
the prospects Of the fair grow brighter.
The Central Railroad, we are informed,
has been recognizing the coupon tickets over
other roads, and extending all facilities to
passengers northward bound who had re-
turn tickets and who were placed In an en-
barassing situation in the recent accident
on the Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Next week Venus and Saturn will ap-
prOach each other rapidly, preparatory to
the conjunction on the 21st. The drawing
near of Saturn TO his more conspicuous
neighbor, Jupiter, cannot escape the atten-
ton of any observer. 1t is several years
since there has been so fine an assemblage
of the earth's sister worlds in our evening
sky. They seem to vie with one another in
splendor, when the rain and clouds permit.