Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-07
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Noted.
Lent begins March ID.
a man OF courage never lacks weapons.
night. -'-ss'
meet to-day.
The assessment at the Police Court Sat-
test that no business man can well toll
erate-a protest.
Managers Of the Savannah Hospital will
be elected to-day.
arrangements have been made for the
failure OF the next peach crop.
new broom may sweep clean, but It is
not OF much use unless it sweeps dirt.
An important meeting Of the Ford ANA
teurs VIII be held this evening at their rooms.
Savannah Turnverein have their annual
masquerade ball at Turner Hall this even
ing.
The c. w. Lord carried to Philadelphia
Shuroay go packages Of fruit and boxes
Of vegetables.
The |. \. L. Social Club have a grand
ball at ArmorY Hall, on Wednesday even
Ing, the 10th inst.
We have received the February number
~ II
cellent publication
The City of Augusta left for New York
Saturday with very large freight and a
number of passengers.
Mr.. George w. NJ. Reed, OF New Haven,
Conn.,, called at the Office Saturday. He is
on brief visit to Savannah.
The first grand hop Of the E. B. s. C. will
De given az the Irish Jasper Green's hall on
wednesday evening, the 9th inst.
The music box ratified at Mr.. John A.
Christians Saturday evening was won by
Mr.. N. Strasberger on throw of 43.
The sale of reserved seats for Katie Put
MANS engagement will commence at Bren's
ticket Office at $50 O'Clock to- day.
Savannah Amateur Dramatic Association
give benefit for Savannah Lodge No 500,
L. o. G. T., at Mozart Hall, on Tuesday
evening.
The steamship Gate City arrived from
New York Saturday with thirty-seven cabin
and two steerage passengers and a large as.
sorted freight.
John Coffey was arrested by Policeman
Bender for being drunk and disorderly In
his house Saturday night and attempting to
strike his wife.
The Spanish brig Anita was cleared Sat
urday for Santander with 2,512 pieces
lumber, 3O4, 424 feet, valued at s., O66 SO, by
ID. G. Bacon 81 Co.
The sale of reserved seats for Lawrence
Barrett's engagement will commence at
Bren's ticket office at $50 o'clock TO NOR
row TUESDAY morning.
There will be second grand skating mas
querade at the Masonic Temple Rink on
Wednesday evening, the 10th instant,
which it is thought will even eclipse the
first.
About quarter to eleven O'Clock Saturday
night Policeman Mopp found a white man
lying on the street drunk, and took him to
the barracks, where he gave his name as o.
l.. Walters.
On February 10th, Mr.. Lawrence Barrett,
supported by a fine company, will appear
for one night only at the Savannah Theatre,
when will be presented his new play,
''Yorick's Love-"
W. A. Tompkins, ESQ editor of the
Wrightsville Recorder, paid a short visit to
the MORNING News Office Saturday. The
Recorder is one Of the best looking weeklies
in the State.
w. II. Clements, Esq, President of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, and his party,
who have been In Savannah the past day or
two, left In their special car Saturday after
noon for Jacksonville.
Mr.. Paulding Saturday received letter,
signed by number of prominent citizens Of
Macon, urging him to make another visit
to that city the present season. II his en-
gsgements permit he win do so.
The Norwegian bark Vale, Gunderson,
master, was cleared Saturday for Amster-
dam, by Hoist 81 Co., with a cargo OF
1,450 bales of cotton, weighing 764, 654
pounds and valued at $80,031 So.
We had the pleasure of call Saturday
from Mr.. John II. Havilan, the business
manager of Miss Mary Anderson, who is
here making arrangements for the appear
ance of that favorite actress in Savannah in
March next.
There was some disturbance on Bryan
street, near Jefferson, between party Of
men last night about 9 o'clock, doubtless
caused by whisky, and threats of shooting
were made but not carried out. The crowd
dispersed before the arrival Of the police,
thus escaping arrest.