Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-14
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The assessment at the Police Court Sat-
The hens are preparing for Easser-Iaying
Tor It, 80 to speak.
Knights Of the Golden Rule meet THE
evening at O'Clock.
Il Is much easier to be lovely and accom-.
plished when one Is rich.
Regular meeting Of the Southern Mutual
Loan Association tonight.
City Court will be convened this after.
noon FOR the trial Of criminal cases.
The sand flies are making It lively at the
various places along the coast Just now.
The aged thermometer is never very popu-
lar, Tor nobody wants to see Thermometer
over 30.
You might as well try to strike light on
block OF Ice as to do business without ad
vertising.
The VIM. Lawrence left for Baltimore
Saturday with big freight and number
Of passengers. r
Thelannual meeting of the stockholders
OF the skidaTay Shell Road Company viii
be held tomorrow.
The carnival parade Of Arlington's Min
strels, which viii take place this morning,
Is said 70 be big thing.
General Simon Cameron and party
reached the city yesterday in their special car
from their trip to Florida.
Three parties were arrested at different
times yesterday for drunkenness in the
street and were escorted to the barracks.
hr. Barton Hill, who was with Miss Flea
nor Calhoun's Combination in Savannah
lately. is among the excursionists by the
Wheless to Florida.
Among the passengers for New York Sat
urdaY BY the City of Macon were Andrew
Low, Esq and daughter, Messrs. William
Wade and James s. Silva.
The anniversary celebration of the Irish
National Land League of Savannah will
take place on Thursday, 18th inst, and will
be an interesting occasion.
George Manning, colored, who was ar
rested for assaulting and kicking Josephine
Small In the street, was Saturday In the
Police Court fined 50 or ten days.
James T. Thompson, the honorable men,
Der from Z. g., and Col. Thad. G. Jowitt,
OF the Chronicle and Co1lStituti0ndlist, of Au-
gusta, called on us on their trip to Florida.
We had call last night from Mr.. James
L. Cow, one Of the proprietors of the Au-
gusta E0e7ting Meas, who is among the ex-
cursionists to Florida by the steamer Whe-
less.
Ann Wallace, the colored female who
was arrested for cursing Mrs. Austin in her
house and throwing bricks at the door, was
Saturday in the Police Court fined by the
Mayor s..
The steamship Sarogossa, Captain T. A.
Hooper, reached her wharf yesterday from
Baltimore. with big freight and several
passengers.
Hans Schwerzer was arrested Yesterday
about quarter to one O'Clock by Police
man Clancy for disorderly conduct and as
saulting and striking Mr.. Frank Bergman
In the street.
Seventeen barrels, 1,43l boxes of oranges,
IA barrels and Go boxes vegetables, re-
| frigerators Of strawberries and ID packages
of fish were among the freight of the City
Macon Saturday for New York.
Saturday morning about half.past ten
O'Clock considerable excitement was created
on the street by the disorderly and rowdy
conduct of John Cogley. When officer Hen
Messy arrested him he was very abusive
and profane, but he was finally jagged for
appearances at this mornings matinee of the
Police Court.
A board Of officers, consisting of Col C.
ri. Anderson, Lieut.. Col. w. s. Basinger
A41 A&N4Ht &uls q. Il E5nly on the Iltn
inst. examined, by order OF His Exeellen- II
the Governor, John Fl. Devesux, colored,
recently elected Major Of the Fret Colorea
Rattaiioa III Georgia. The candidate passed
! s Rerf cTeditabie examination, and be was
4 recommended Tor commission.
Aboul hs. past ,aree O'Clock Saturday
afteI1ooa lgar9 OK 3efe aDla]g tsred
| on the street = r1f lHf3g zst aaNef
George Harris, who Wa - b&la
boozled by the mean liquor he had drank
and was unable to take care of himself.
He was removed to the barracks. Police
man Kelly picked up w. ]. KanzY. who was
pretty much in the same condition, and
registered him at the barracks.