Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-14

Matters and Things LaeOnfeaIIy
Noted.
The steamer Marion is being reprinted.
Regular meeting Of Council this evening.
County Commissioners viii meet to-
day.
There were sold here yesterday S42 barrels
| Of rosin.
Savannah Mutual Loan AssOciatOrmeet
| tonight.
All grades of cotton declined &c. here
| Yesterday.
Anew stern is being put in the schooner
Island City.
The sales Of cotton yesterday amounted to
/ $50 bales.
Golden Rule Lodge No. II, 1. o. o. F.,
meet this evening.
There were received here yesterday %
/ bundles Of hides.
Pulaski Loan Association will have regu-
/ lar meeting tonight
The wharf in front Of the Upper Rice
Mil is being repaired.
The assessment at the Police Court yes
terday amounted to S23.
The Upper Steam Rice Mil commenced
pounding on Monday.
Cotton futures declined twelve to sixteen
points yesterday on previous quotations
Among the freight by the City Of Colum-
bus for New York yesterday were 80 turtles.
Three bridal couples arrived here by the
City of Savannah from Philadelphia yester-
day.
The debris of the Stokes house is lying in
the river opposite the Central Railroad
wharves.
The sheds from which the tin was torn at
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covered.
Only three cases were recorded at the po-
lice barracks last night-all Of a trivial
character.
The receipts Of naval stores yesterday
were a. barrels Of rosin and 1O2 casks spir-
its turpentine.
The steamship City of Columbus had
twenty-eight cabin passengers for New
York yesterday.
The first new clean rice in the market this
year was pounded out at the Upper Steam
Rice Mill on Monday.
The Swedish bark Batavia is being re-
csulked and repaired, and will probably 90
upon the ways to-day.
The Governor yesterday signed the bill
amending the charter Of the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway.
Catholic Knights of America will attend
the funeral of their late member, Walter
Mahoney, at 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr.. J. n. Hartman, Manager Of the
Georgia and Florida Inland Steamboat Com
panY, returned to the city yesterday.
Bricklayers and carpenters are at work re-
pairing the upper portion OF Lathrop's cot
I ton warehouse, on Williamson street.
Mr.. J. Anton Graef, Deputy City Mar
shall, who has been on visit to Europe, re-
turned yesterday by the City Of Augusta.
Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels will appear
at the Savannah Theatre on the 23d aud
/ 24th inst. They will be the next attraction.
A. ". johnson, a valiant duskY warrior,
/ was yesterday, in the Police Court, fined
/ $40 or thirty days for abusing females on
the street.
The elvator, at the Planters Rice Mill,
which was damaged during the storm, has
been repaired, and the houses on the wharf
retinned.
The walls Of the Central Cotton Press
warehouse, which were blown down during
/ the storm, have been rebuilt, and 1t is now
/ in frst-class condition.
The steamer H. B. Plant was awarded
| S175 by the Board Of Survey for damages
sustained by being struck by the steamship
Saxon on Saturday last.
| The coupons Of the Savannah, Skidaway
| and SeabOard Railroad Company due on the
! Oh Of July, 1879, will be paid upon presen-
tation to the Treasurer.
! BnstOW Gammell, cOlored, was last eve
ming arrested by Policeman Malone for
| creating a disturbance on the street, and
was carried TO the barracks.
The first new rice received in Charleston
/ this season was consigned to Dan Talmage's
| Sons & Co., of that CITY, who shipped it to
| Dan Talmsge's Sons, New York.
! The board who held the survey on the
| schooner Addie Fuller recommend that her
cargo be discharged and that she 90 on the
ways for examination and repairs.
Among the passengers by the City of Au-
| gusta from New York yesterday were Mr..
J. E. GUrman and wife, Mrs. NJ. A. Wade,
Mrs. J. G. Thompson and W. B. Sturtevant
and wife.
Mr.. Fl. L Schreiner, the popular and well
known ststiOner and music and variety
dealer, has just reached home, after several
weeks absence in Europe, and is full Of
vim and energy.
James Phinizy, an interesting cOlored in
dividull, was yesterday, at the Police
Court, fined SO or thirty days for stealing
bat, knife aud keys from the residence OF
George Melshus.
BaltimOredn 'Bishop Beckwith, Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of Georgia,
has been preaching recently in portions OF
| Maryland. His sermons everywhere have
produced profound impression"
The City of Columbus carried TO New
I York yesterday, among other passengers,
Mrs. VIM. Rogers, Jacob Rauers and wife,
| Mrs. NJ. J. DOnnellY, MsjOr NJ. B. Millen,
Rev. Mr.. Landsberger and ID. J. Thomasson.
Atlanta Consultation says: ga representa-
tive Of this paper on Monday sscertained
that an order emanating from Bishop Gross
had been read in the Catholic Church, in
this city, Sunday two weeks ago, prohibiting
the children Of Catholic parents from at
tending the public schools Of the city. An
investigation shows that the per cent. Of
Catholic children in attendance upon the
public schools this year is much less than it
was last year. Thus the order appears to