Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-05
Matters and Things L.eonieaIIJ


Matters and Things LaeOniealiJ
Noted.
Cotton futures declined I've points Sat-
udsy.
Georgia Historical Society meet this even
Ing
The value Of foreign exports Saturday
Was S344 SO 81
The pews Of Christ Church win be rented
to-day ~ y IL
Al extra meeting Of the senueizen soci-
e.y viii be held 70 night.
The City Court, monthly criminal term,
VII convene to-day Al p. N
There were s51, AS feet Of lumber export
ed from this port during the past week
Annual meeting Of the Road Commission
ers Of Chatham County viii be held to
day.
The steamer Howard Drake Is having
some necessary repairs made, and VIII be
repGintsd.
There was al active demand for rosin in
this market On Saturday, 3,743 barrels hav-
| ing been sold.
Several vessels we're prevented from sail
/ Ing Saturday morning By the dense log
which prevailed
The receipts Of naval stores Saturday
/
/ spirits turpentine.
DO bundles Of hides were the receipts last
week, and IA bundles the expOrts, sll Of
which went cOsstEise.
Stockholders Of the Central Railroad viii
/ meet on Thursday, the I'D inst. A notice
OF interest appears elsewhere.
The steamer Katie arrived here from Au-
| gustz and way landings last evening with a
| rrrrd frafcrff erd runEuzllu large uaszer pzr
list.
| A notice Of Interest to the agents Of In
sursncs companies having policies on the
/ Spanish bark Jusnit2 Clsr viii be found
elsewhere.
James Lee and Uhah Coleman, escaped
| convicts from the brick yard camp, near
| Augusta, were captured In Charleston on
Friday night
The City Court, quarterly term, will con
Vene this morning al 10 o'clock. All petit
| Jurors summoned will be prompt in at
tendance.
Up TO one o'clock this morning nine ar
rests had been made By the police, and the
prospects for q good matinee to-day were
favorable.
Among the passengers for New York by
| the steamship City Of Macon Saturday were
| Col. WIN. ~ Wadley, Col Geo. 5. Owens
and family and n. J. Fear.
The barge Mary arrived from Sat1la and
way landings Yesterday evening with a
very heavy cargo Of rough rice, being laden
almost to the waters edge.
The steamship City Of Macon had amongst
her freight for New York on Saturday z, 300
boxes Of oranges. This Is the largest ship
ment of the golden fruit this season.
Major Arnoldus Vanderhost, a prominent
and wealthy citizen Of Charleston, was killed
on Friday by the accidental discharge Of his
gun while hunting on Kiawah Island.
Later advices received from Judge Par
dee state that he Will preside 10 the United
States Circuit Court, commencing this morn
ing. Lawyers aud all other parties inter
ested are requested to take due notice.
We had the pleasure Of visit from Mr..
Edouard SIEVE, Consul General OF Belgium
10 the United States, Saturday. Mr. SIEVE
left in the evening to attend the Interna-
tional Cotton Exposition.
DIR. A. N. Bell, editor Of the New York
SdnltdTtdn, who has been ia the city 10
attendance upon the American Public
Health Association, left for home Saturday
on the City Of Macon.
Capt. George a. McCleekeY, who has long
been known as a successful steamboat and
railroad solicitor, is now Soliciting Freight
aud Passenger Agent OF the. Georgia and
Florida INLAND Steamboat Company.