Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-07
Matters and Things LaeOnIeaIly
Noted.


Matters and Things LaeOnieaily
Noted.
Bacon Is advancing in the Western mar
kets-
soIomon's Lodge No. l, F. a. NJ, meet to-
night.
The wall around the Old Cemetery lie to
be torn down.
Superior Court will adjourn for the term
on Friday next.
The total assessment at the Police Court
yesterday was s..
The value OF the foreign exports yester-
day was sos, $50 IL.
The Norwegian bark Gogls arrived up
from quarantine yesterday.
Haupt Lodge No. IS, l. o. o. F., meet to
night for installation Of officers.
The LIQUOR Dealers Association have an
important meeting this evening.
The grand jury OF the Superior Court viii
meet to-day and make their general PFC
sentiments.
The barge lockwood will leave this after
noon at six o'clock for all landings on the
Satilla river.
There we're shipped from Savannah yes
terdsy 70 New York and Boston markets
-, 047 WatermelOns.
A sharp advance is noted 10 cotton fu-
lures during the last few days, the quota
tions having advanced hfteen points since
the "a.
Stephen Horse and John Dewitt we're ar
rested yesterday morning by Polio eman
FriersOn for chunking rocks 10 the Old
Cemetery.
Republican Blues hold their quarterly
meeting tonight, and as very important
business will be presented, a full attendance
Is desired.
Among the passengers BY the steamship
City Of Columbus for New York yesterday
were Captain 5. J. Whitesides, and Rev.
Richard Webb.
The pilot boat Belle went up on Williuk's
WAYS Yesterday for the purpose Of having
her bottom painted and undergoing
thorough repairs.
Robert Mitchell, the eOlored man who
was badly injured at Kinsey's Mills, on
Saturday, died on Tuesday evening, after
his leg was amputated.
IL you have not yet secured your tickets
for the Guild excursion to Tybee tomorrow
afternoon, do so at once, with the assurance
you will have pleasant time.
COUPONS Of the bonds Of the Savannah,
Skidaway and Seaboard Railroad Company,
due January LIST, 1879, will be paid at the
office Of K. H. FOotman & Co.
A neat and substantial pavement is being
laid IN front Of Mr.. G. Z. Suits store on
the Bay. There are several other sidewalks
on that thOrOughfare in need Of repairs.
The steamship Santiago de Cuba left for
Boston Yesterday, with number o. passen-
gers and big freight, including 10000
melons and 10 packages vegetables.
The CITY of Columbus carried to New
York yesterday among other freight II ,O47
vatermeIons, A boxes Of fruit, refrigsr-
ator Of peaches and 369 boxes Of vegetables.
Yesterday the heat was intense during
the forenoon, but towards evening q de-
IightfuI southern breeze sprung up, and
sWeltering humanity breathed a sigh Of
relief.
The steamer Florida will go up on WI
links ways in day or two for the purpose
OF having her bottom caulked and painted,
her engines taken out and Overhsuied and
undergoing general repairs.
Several pieces Of machinery arrived here
Yesterday BY the steamship Junista from
the North, consigned TO III. l. Kimball, At
lanta, to be exhibited at the international
Cotton Exposition, TO be held in that city
IN October next.
The Portuguese bark LuzIs, which was
sold on the LIST, was yesterday tOved by the
tug CanOCchee to Ellis place, on the
Ogeechee, for the purpose OF receiving
cargo Of lumber. She is commanded nv
Captain Wallace, formerly OF the schooner
Chatham.
The British bark Lady DufferIn was on
Yesterday cleared for Liverpool by hessrs.
o. Cohen & Co., with 2.0l7 bales OF upland
cotton, weighing 926, 65S pounds, valued at
SIS 6S6 IL. Go 2s3 feet of lumber, valued at
81 600 90, aud 2OS5 barrels Of rOsin, weigh
ing SIS, 695 pounds, valued at $500 90.