Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-23
zasssrs and Things, LAconicaIIy

Remember the matinee At The Theatre
this afternoon.
The storm signal was displayed through.
out yesterday.
Golden Rule Lodge No. I2.IO OF.
meet tonight.
The assessment At the Police Court yester-
day amounted to So
The market is well supplied with Florida
oranges at present.
Der drummer Is the most innocent man
on the road, Rebecca."
DR.. Clsrkson 7. Collins, of Great Barring
ton, Mass, is In the city.
The arrivals at the several hotels yester-
day were unusually large.
A regular March day was yesterday, and
old Boreas was on big bender
Mr.. w. G. Conner, son of the ex Sheriff
OF New York city, is in the city.
IsOndiga Lodge No Is, A. o. Z. w, have
regular meeting this evening.
During the past week there were 80
deaths In Charleston. Is whites, Is colored.
The new building on Congress street for
ton.
Workingmen's Benevolent Association
VIII attend the funeral Of member James
Brougsn.
The Savannah river yesterday was very
rough, and directly in front of the city we
were treated TO the sight of regular surf,
as It were.
The "Bunko" men are keeping quiet just
now, and 1t is well that they are. We under
stand that some of the gentry have returned
to the fiowery land.
Highest velocity attained by the wind
yesterday was thirty miles per hour, west,
at 1850 O'Clock, fully iustifying the display
OF the cautionary signal.
In compliance with request, ssSamT
flastrick," the Commercial Drummer, will
give another performance at the Theatre to-
morrow Thursday night.
The schooner Daniel Pearson, which left
Baltimore for Savannah about the first of
this month, put into Charleston on the
night OF the 18th dismasted.
DR.. John T. Huntington, Professor of
Greek at Unity College, Hartford, Ct, &C
companied by his wife, is in the city, stop
ping at the Marshall House.
IN the names of the graduates of the sa-
vannah Medical College, published yester-
day, there was typographical error. j. N.
Bell should have been ]. NJ. Kell.
The British bark Argosy was on yesterday
cleared for Bremen by Messrs. Wilder &
Co., with a cargo of 4,004 bales Of upland
cotton, weighing 1908. 500 pounds, valued
at $l95, 223.
The Norwegian bark Maury was cleared
Yesterday for Genoa, by Messrs. Hoist &
Co., with a cargo OF l 800 bales of upland
cotton, weighing S43,S2l pounds, valued
at s9a,277 40.
Edward Decker, who was convicted re-
Gently OF manslaughter, In the killing of
VIM. Reilly, on Christmas eve, was yester-
day in the Superior Court sentenced to five
years In the penitentiary.
Sam SImms, the negro who broke into the
store OF Mr.. Jno. F. LaFar some time since
and who was convicted lately in the Superior
Court, was yesterday sentenced by Judge
Fleming to five years in the penitentiary.
j. VIM, charged on the information
docket of the Police Court with keeping a
disorderly house, was summoned to appear
at the session yesterday, but failed to APP
pear. he was ordered to be arrested for
contempt Of court.
Messrs. Hoist & Co., on yesterday,
cleared for Liverpool. the British bark Fl
koma, with cargo of 3 1916 bales of upland
cotton, weighing l ,16O, 432 pounds, valued
at Sl19,0l6; IS bales sea island, weighing
IL .SS4 pounds, valued at SO, 2S4; 1894 bar
rels Of rosin. weighing 5S5, 4l0 pounds, val
ued at 81, 500 "a; and l barrel of rice,
weighing BIZ pounds, valued at $50.