Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-12

Knights Of the Golden Rule meet to-nignt.
DeKdb Lodge No. Q, I. o. o. T., meet 70
night
Tbers were sales Of AZ bales Of cotton
Saturday.
The sales Of rice Saturday amounted to
| 100 barrels
Us bundles Of hides were shipped to
| Boston last week.
German Friendly Society have regular
/ meeting tonight.
The assessment at the Police Court Sat
urdsy amounted 70 80.
The cosstwise exports Of lumber Satur-
day amounted to %, O3O fet.
There will be ga regular field day' at the
Police Court this morning.
Southern Mutual Loan Association have
their regular meeting this evening.
The outlook for a brisk and prosperous
&utumnal trade is very encouraging.
Cotton futures advanced ten TO eleven
points on previous quotations Saturday.
A hot September Was predicted, and II
would seem that the prediction is Terined-
Annie Steward, cOlored, was SATURDAY
committed to jail for safe keeping as III
matte.
Telephone connection was established
uTdaY.
The steamship City Of Macon had seven
teen cabin passengers for New YORK on
Saturday.
The large pump at the water works had
steam in It again Saturday, and gave
plentiful supply Of water.
The receipts OF naval stores Saturday
amounted to 273 barrels Of rosin sad 20
casks spirits Of turpentlne.
Il is thought that the pilot boat Neca VIII
be ahOat IN few days, as the WORK on her
Is progressing very fsVorably.
The schooner Belle Higgins, which sailed
for the Satilla on Saturday, had on board
large boiler for BsileY's Mills.
The work Of repairing the steamer David
Clark IS being pushed forward rapidly, ana
she will soon be in excellent order
The damage sustained by Mr.. Il. T. VIII
link at his place across the river, II Is esti-
mated, viii not fall short Of $l5 900.
Rev. James P. DePass, q prominent
Methodist minister Of Florida, was regis
tered at the Marshall House yesterday.
During the year Just closed, 1925 bales
OF upland cotton were exported 70 Bremen,
against 50, Gal bales for the previous year.
During the past year II, 1888 bales Of mp
land cotton we're exported from this port TO
Genoa, against 1925 bales for the year
previous.
The Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way brought among their freight on satur
day 30 boxes Of lemons from Florida for
this market.
Daring the past year As, AIS bales Of up
land cotton were exported from this port to
Reval, Russia, against 1885 bales for the
| year previous.
The bat season is now open, and sports
men are testing their skill "on the wing"
| with q degree Of pleasure which only such
sport can afford.
From September I, 1880, to September /,
1851, IF, SOS bales Of upland cotton were ex-
ported TO Amsterdam, against 2S,63l bales
the year previous.
Work on the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway wharves is being Vigor-
ously pushed forward and the necessary re-
| pairs will soon be perfected.
Among the passengers for New York by
/ the City Of Macon Saturday were Messrs>
/ A. r. Lswton, Jr., 7. L. Kinsey aud vile,
George w. Haupt and wife.
One reason Why people do not visit stores
that 90 not advertise Is because they do not
/ wish % disturb the boy who is reading
novel behind the counter.-ItcGVUTle.
The pilot boat Maid Of the Mist, which
I was sunk during the storm, was raised Sat
urday. Her mainmsst is gone, and part OF
/ her rail and light-WOrk carried away.
Several parties were arrested yesterday
/ for drunkenness, disOrderly conduct and
/ cursing and abusing people, but their per
| formanceS were Of the tTihing order.
The side track at the Savannah, Florida
and Western Railway wharves, which were
| badly damaged during the storm, have been
4 In N.r.r rrFh z
/ order.
The Norwegian bark Condor, which had
| her stern badly stove, and lost her boTsprit
/ and shrOUds during the recent gale, Is IN
| dergoing repairs, which will soon be COM
pleted.
A cOlOred man, whose name we could not
| ascertain, was badly cut in the head yester
| day afternoon about three O'Clock, IN row
with another negro. He was carried to his
home on West Broad street, and physician
| was sent for.
During the past year %, l63 bales Of up
land cotton and 7O3 bags OF sea island were
exported 70 HaVre, against 1888 bales Of
upland and 1913 bags of sea island for the
year previous.
The steamship City Of Columbus went
down to the Lower Hydraulic Cotton Press
a. O'Clock yesterday morning to deliver q
twenty-five ton cylinder, which she had on
board for that press.
It's expected that the deliveries OF rOsin,
| which were received at the Savannah,
| Florida and Western Railway wharves pre-
vious 10 the storm, will be commenced
about Wednesday next.
1875, 376 bales OF upland cotton and 5,133
bags OF sea island were exported TO Liver
pool during the past year, against lS4 .554
bales Of upland and 59o bags Of sea island
fOE the previous year.
Mr.. Luke Carson, the well known and
popular livery stable proprietor, has re-
turned from his usual brief summer jaunt,
looking In excellent health, and as good
humOred and genial as ever.
| The steamer Mshars jah, which was
ashore at s.. Catbsrine's Island, near the
mouth OF South Newport river, has foated,
and is now lying at SspelO quarantine in
three 10 four fathOms Of water.
Macon Telegraph: "Col. II. NJ. Drane,
the Assistant General Manager OF the Sa-
vannah, Florida and Western Railway, and
his family have removed 10 Macon. They
will continue 10 reside ia this CITY,"
We bed the pleasure of a brief call yes
terday from Hon. NJ. DZialYnski, Mayor Of
| jacksonville, who is carrying out vigorous
" and efficiently soUe needed reforms in
that city. He returned home last night.
| Inc GldNuAluH nlE pN4AEIttAk oAAaA6N
ments for the trip TO Yorktown. Messrs.
James B. West & Co., agents for the Balii-
| more line, have made arrangements TO run
| one Of their fine steamers direct from Sa-
vannsh TO Yorktown ct most reasonable
round trip fare.
Chief Engineer Blair, Of the Fire Depart
ment, returned Saturday. He has been alb
sent two months. during which time he
visited the New England States, Of one OF
| which, Massachusetts, be is a native. This is
the first time he has had such a vacation In
twenty-five yea-s, and we are pleased TO see
hia back looking so well.
small stefn-wheeler is having her en-
| gines and boiler put in at the Lamar Press
| wharf. The boat was built here for Messrs.
Charles Collins q Co, aud the boiler is Of
steel and made by Mr.. b. Monshsn. Messrs.
McDOnOugh & Bsllsntyne are putting In the
machinery. The boat is TO be used at the
| Collins Mills on the Altamaha river.
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