Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-24
Matters and Things LacOnIcally
Noted.

Matters and Things LacOnIcally
Noted.
saYanuah's great need-a new first class
hotel.
647, 416 feet Of lumber were exported yes
terday.
The sales Of cotton yesterday comprised
$50 bales.
Cotton futures advanced q few points
yesterday.
This market is overstocked with string
beans and green peas.
1t is important to comply strictly with all
the sanitary regulations.
There was only one arrest recorded at the
police barracks last night.
The Young Mems Church Guild Rave an
excursion on the 10Th proximo.
The assessment at the Police Court natl
nee yesterday amounted to $64.
The Werners propose to have big time
on their excursion on the 10Th inst.
Trips up the raging Ogeechee will soon
be in order. Bream are fat and fine.
There are excursions and picnics on the
programme for the next three months.
The Savannah Gun Club have meeting
on Thursday afternoon at four O'Clock.
A specla! meeting Of the Republican
Blues viii be held on Thursday evening.
Battery Park is increasing in popularity.
and Is drawing larger crowds than 1t did
last season.
The moonlight excursion Of the Guards
to Tybee on the Sth prox., promises to be a
fine affair.
TIE stockholders of the Tyler Press Com
pany have their annual meeting on Thurs
day next.
Among the passengers by the VIM. Law
renee for Baltimore yesterday was Mr.. g.
G.. Haynes.
Amongst the freight by the Central Rail-
road last evening was one carload OF cattle
for this market.
Four hundred and thirteen barrels of rosiu
and $50 casks Of spirits turpentine were sold
in this city yesterday.
c. Il. Medlock, Esq, of the sylvania
Telephone, is on q brief visit to the city and
is registered at the Marshall House.
H.A. De Land, Esq, OF Fairport, n. Y,
largely interested in Florida, IL stopping at
the Marshall House with his family.
Gilt is stated that the police force VIII soon
be supplied with neat, comfortable white
canvas helmets In place of those now worn.
1t would be seasonsble and good change.
Mr.. James B. West, of the firm Of j. B.
West 81 Co., agents of the Merchants and
Miners transportation Line, left for Balti-
more yesterday on the steamship VIM.
Lawrence.
Policeman Mcguire last night, about
quarter past seven O'Clock, found white
man helplessly drunk in the stree and
carried him to the barracks. He Was toe
stupid to give his name.
Justice VIM. B. Woods, Of the United
States Supreme Court, who presided in
Inn ant In ha
In this city last week, will hold court In
Montgomery on the 30th.
The schooner Normandy, Capt. Adams
which arrived at this port last evening from
New York, reports having passed on the
18th, of Hatteras, the schooner George NJ.
Adams, bound for this port.
George Manning and his brevet wife,
Josephine Small, who had domestic circus
IN their house on Sunday morning, were
arraigned at the Police Court Yesterday and
were each fined s. or Is days.
The Guards Band will give an afternoon
concert at Battery Park this afternoon
There is no charge for admission, and the
fare on the railroad is only five cents. Cars
leave Market square every eight minutes.
DR.. Frank T. Lincoln, who has been or
duty at the Quarantine Station in the alb
sence of DR.. Huger for the past week or so
returned yesterday looking as though tbs
change OF air had agreed with him wonder
fully.
julius Maxwell, the colored individual
who created such an excitement on Brough.
ton street on Saturday night, and who VIC
lentiy resisted arrest by Policeman Nun
gazer, was before the Police Court yester
day, but had his case continued.
r. B. Reppard, Esq, OF this city, has beer
appointed by the Cnilian Government ii
duly accredited representative to the Inter
national Cotton Exposition, to be held II
Atlanta. with authority to draw upon tina
government for any necessary expenses.