Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-09
Matters and Things LaeOnIeany
Noted,

Noted.
See notice of dog lost in another column.
The Gales Of rice yesterday amounted to
229 barrels.
The exports Of rosin coastwise yesterday
were 421 barrels.
The value Of the foreign exports yester-
day was $243, 1851 80.
Spirits turpentine advanced one cent. per
gallon here yesterday.
Golden Rule Lodge, /. o. o. F., viii meet
this evening to confer degrees.
The exports of lumber from this port yes
terday amounted to $50, 76S feet.
Landrum Lodge Gu. d., f. A. NJ, will
confer the VI. NJ. degree tonight.
The Pulaski Loan Association hold their
regular monthly meeting tonight.
Hon. A. F. Prevatt, Mayor of Thomas
Vile, is registered at the Harnett House.
But two arrests reported from the bar
racks last night, one white aud one colored.
The steamer Florida arrived here last
night with good freight and passenger list
The naval stores sales yesterday were 100
barrels OF rOsin and 32S casks spirits turpen-
tine.
The ninth regular monthly meeting OF the
Savannah Mutual Loan Association will be
held this evening.
The receipts OF naval stores yesterday
comprised 5S3 barrels Of rosin and "a casks
spirits of turpentine.
The Norwegian bark Psllss, which has
been lying al Tybee, on yesterday cleared
for Wilmington, n. Z.
A considerable number Of naval store
farmers left for Florida yesterday on the
steamer City Of Bridgeton.
Tickets for the Irish Land League ball
this evening can be purchased at the door
of St. Andrews Hall. The grand march
will begin promptly at nine o'clock
The inmates Of the Female Orphan AsY-
lum Yesterday, at the special invitation Of
Mt. FOrepsugh, attended the circus In
| performance.
The fine steamer st. Johns arrived here
from Charleston last night, and departed
for Florida. She had on board seventy-two
United States soldiers bound for st. Angus
tine.
The property known as the old Mckee
| & Bennett establishment, southeast corner
| Of West Broad and Bay streets, was sold
/ yesterday by Messrs. Kennedy & Blum for
| e. $50.
FOrty-four dollars, or work for the city at
/ the ratio Of three to one, was the aggregate
/ Of the sentences passed upon the vtolators
Il VI law 6lu OAACA " LIS AAOAOA lNoe~AN@I
| morning.
The British steamship Ponca was yester-
/ dsy cleared for Barcelona by Mr.. s. Fatman
with a cargo of 4, 500 bales of upland cotton,
weighing ?, 25S, O97 pounds, and valued at
81. 361 80.
The fine steamship City of Augusta
arrived here from New York yesterday,
with a good freight and one hundred and
/ twenty-five cabin aud twenty-five steerage
passengers.
Nothing has been yet heard of the miss
ing Captain Anderson, Of the bark Colin
Mcneil, now loading at this port. The
| owners Of the bark Yesterday telegrsphed
| Messrs. Jos. A. Roberts & Co., her agents
here, that they had sent forward another
Captain to take command Of her.
The schooner Caroline Hall, from Jack
sOnville for New York, which recently put
into Port Royal in distress, aud which was
tOwed to this port for repairs, will be In
thorough order In about two days more,
when she will take on board deck load Of
lumber and will proceed to her destination.
As will be seen by a notice elsewhere pub
lished, meeting Of the congregation OF St.
Johns Church is to be held this evening, at
the church, for the purpose Of hearing the
report of the building committee and re-
ceiving other information relating TO matters
Of great interest to the church. full at
tendance is earnestly requested.
In the grand Forepaugh parade yesterday
the Goddess OF Liberty, from her elevated
seat above the world, became hOpelesslY
entangled among the telegraph wires. She
tried to shield herself by means Of q black
alpaca umbrellas, but the effort was in
vain. So she philosophically gave It up as a
bad Job, and concluded to take back
seat.
Mr. R. G. Fleming, Of the Savannah. Flor
ida and Western Railway, Mr.. ID. g. Wilson,
President of the Augusta and Port Royal
Railroad, Mr.. J. Baggs, Representative to
the Legislature from Miller, Mitchell and
Decatur counties, and Colonel Il. NJ. Drane,
Assistant Superintendent of the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway, are registered
at the Marshall House.
The schooner May Morn, Captain Guptill,
which was loaded and ready for sea when
the hurricane came on In August last and
which was so badly damaged at that time
that she had to discharge her cargo for the
purpose of undergoing repairs, is now once
more in complete order. She will COM
mence taking her cargo on board again In a
few days, and when loaded viii proceed at
once to her destination, New York.