Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-21

Noted
tonight. meet
Inc Superior Court will adjourn for the
term on Friday, the 22d.
he Johns Hopkins left for Baltimore
yesterday with a large freight.
Q David Ware, Mayor Of Dublin. Is
registered ct the Marshall House,
Inc Grand Lodge Knights of Honor will
PROBABLY nnish up business to-day,
Inc sale OF reserved seats for the "Pirates
Oh romance" promises to be large.
Mr.. VIM. Battersby and family left for
New York yesterday by the Gate City.
There was only one arrest recorded at the
ponce barracks up to 1 O'Clock this morn.
ing.
The assessment at the Police Court
matinee yesterday amounted to thirteen dol
The anniversary meeting of the Savannah
noon at 4 O'Clock.
LeeHardy Lodge, K. of IT. IL connected
with the banking house of Printup. Bros. X
Co., Rome.
Among the visiting Knights OF Honor are
D. I, SaWten, Esq, of the Cuthbert Appeal,
ana d: ID. Cabaniss, Esq, of the Forsyth
A meeting of the Ford Amateurs will be
held tonight at s O'Clock at their hall tn
rehearse Paddy Miles" for the Masonic Ba-
Ear performance.
Col. John ID. Munnerlyn, of Waynesboro.
IS among the visiting Knights. and has a
hearty welcome from his legion of old
friends in Savannah.
Remember the matinee at the Theatre
this afternoon. The views to be exhibited
are beautiful and will be interesting and
pleasing to the children.
For the accommodation of those in attend
anoe on the Masonic Bazaar and Fair cars
VIII IeaVe the corner OF Barnard and Liber-
" streets every night at 11:15.
Messrs. Hoist & Co. on yesterday cleared
with a cargo Of 2, 1902 barrels of rosin. weigh.
ing 9o6,51O pounds, valued at Sc, $50 90.
cargo by Messrs. A. Minis & Son.
The sixth anniversary of the Savannah
XIII Association will be celebrated at the
Scheutzen Park to-day. Dinner will be
served at three O'Clock. The usual contest
for prizes will take place In the morning.
The meeting of the Land League at Mo
Fart Hall last night was well attended. and
the address of Mr.. C~atherwood and the
other exercises, were listened to with great
attention, and complimented with applause.
The steamer Pilot Boy is expected here
to-day with a party of excursionists from
Edisto Island and Beaufort, s. c. These
visitors come to attend the Masonic Bazaar
and see the sights which have rendered Sa-
vannah famous.
Among the passengers by the Gate City
for New York yesterday were the Duke and
Duchess della Castelluccia and their ser
wants, who arrived here In the morning
from Florida, where they have been spend
ing 8 few weeks.
Among the freight of the Gate City for
New York yesterday were SO boxes of
oranges, ITO barrels aud $40 boxes of vege-
tables, 4 refrigerators of strawberries, %
packages of fish, 20 crates of prawn, and
one barrel Of terrapins.
The schooner Austin D. Knight, which
cleared from Woods Hole on the 9Th with
a cargo of guano for Savannah, experienced
very severe weather, and during a heavy
gale from the northeast lost her jibboom
and topmast, and was compelled to put in
to New York on the 18th for repairs.
Charley Green, John Henry and Walter
Grsyson, three colored youths, found Sleep
lag in the hallway of the O%glethorpe Club
room early yesterday morning, were arrested
By Policeman Muse. They were arraigned
before the Mayer as suspicious characters,
and were sentenced TO ten days imprison-
ment.