Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-14
Matters aud Things LacORicany
Noted.

Matters and Things LacOhlcaIly
Noted.
Chatham Artillery have their excursion to
Tybee tonight.
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 253, F. a.
NJ, meet tonight.
The assessment at the Police Court matt
nee Yesterday amounted to $26.
The l. " L. Social Club have their first
annual excursion to Tybee on Thursday,
10th inst.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Robert Fl.
Footman is confined to his house by serious
indisposition.
A handsome revenue could be realized to
the city by the proper enforcement of the
| ordinance taxing dogs.
Capt. Robert Falligant will deliver the &C
dress to the graduation classes of the High
school on Friday, the 18th inst.
4 meeting of the board of officers of the
First Volunteer Regiment of Georgia will
be held at the Blues armOry o-night.
A special schedule will be run on the
Coast Line Railroad to-day for the accom-
mediation of visitors to the SchuetZen Park.
The British bark Vizcaya, Captain Butler,
arrived here yesterday from Wilmington, n.
| c., having been chartered to load naval
| stores.
10 game of ball played between the
| Morning Star B B. G. and the Ktna B. B.
| c. the Morning Stars were victorious by q
| score of IS to z.
Walter Bush, the colored bartender who
| sought to conceal under his counter an es-
| capped prisoner, was fined SO yesterday in
the Police Court.
st. Patrick's Roman Catholic 7. A. B. So
ciety have their grand annual picnic at the
| Schueizen Park TO day for the benefit OF the
Barry Male Orphans.
The tug boat Constitution made the six
/ o'clock trip to Tybee last evening in place
| Of the steamer Plant and carried down 8
! goodly crowd Of visitors.
Among the arrivals at the Marshall House
yesterday were Col. j. 7. ColcOrd and wife,
OF Exeter, and Mr.. II. NJ. Mcintosh, of the
| Albany Aet0S aud Ad'trtiSer.
Hon. George R. Black, Representative
elect from the First Congressional District
Of Georgia, was in the city yesterday, and
registered at the MARSHALL House.
We return acknowledgements to the
committee of the Mite Society for an invita-
ton to participate in the pleasures of theil
| excursion to TYbee on Wednesday, 10Th.
The George Appold viii not sail for Bslti
more until eight o'clock tomorrow, in
stead Of to-day, but she is fast enough to
make up the time, having arrived here six
teen hours ahead of the tine she was ex-
pected.
George Stephens, colored, charged with
violating city ordinance, obstructing
| Broughtou street with his wagon, and fol
not taking out the requisite badge for his
vehicle. was fined the sum of 81 in the Pc
lice Court yesterday.
The pilot boat Wilder will leave fol-
| Charleston on Wednesday or Thursday
next, for the purpose of having her bottom
! coppered and thoroughly overhauled. On
her return she will be in complete order and
ready for next seasons business.
The schooner D. S. Williams, Jr., which
was yesterday cleared for New York ny
Messrs. Jos. A. Roberts 81 Co, carried 29t
round piles, $4,000 feet of timber, and
10000 feet Of lumber, shipped by Mr.. IL
Courtney, and All barrels of rosin, shipped
by Paterson, Downing 81 Co.
Mr.. n. E. Solomons, the talented young
son of our worthy citizen, NJ. j. Solomons
| ESQ, has gone North for the purpose OF
securing some new operate pieces for his
| orchestra, and investigating musical mat
tiers generally. Young Solomons is thor
ough musician and our community may
anticipate with assurance a first-clsss or
chesua under his leadership next season.
The tugboat J. ". Lynn, belonging tc
the Towboat Company, will come off VII
links ways to day, where she has been
about three weeks undergoing general re-
pairs. She has had new bottom and stern
put on, and is in excellent condition. Her
| machinery has been overhauled and placed
in first class order. A new boiler is being
made for her 10 Charleston, which will ar
| rive here in few days.