Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-05
EaasserS and things LaeOnsCeIly
HOIe6.

Eaassera and Ehlngs LaeOniosIIy
Noted.
to-day.
tonight.
St; Patrick's t. A. and B. Society meet
tonight.
The assessment at the Police Court yester-
day was $44.
There will be q regular meeting Of Geor-
gla Chapter No. 3, r. A. NJ, to might.
Police and msgisterial circles yesterday
were undisturbed by anything exciting.
Notwithstanding there was a heavy shower
early yesterday morning, by noon the streets
were dusty.
The production Of the "Pirates of Pen
zance" by our amateurs is anticipated with
the greatest interest.
The City Court was opened yesterday
morning, and adjourned in consequence
Of the absence of the Judge.
Mr.. Thomas Nugent has donated to Solo
mons Lodge for the Bazaar and Fair a large
cake, to be make expressly for that occa-
sion.
Eugene Moon, a notorious vagrsnt, was
a~rrxigned again before the Police Court
yesterday, and was fined $40 or thirty days
imprisonment.
Capt. Ridgely Goodwin, formerly of sa-
vannah but now a resident of Baltimore, is
on a visit to his old friends, from whom he
received a very hearty welcome.
About 9 O'Clock last night Moses Spald-
ing, cOlored, was arrested by Policeman
Kelley for disorderly conduct in his house
and disturbing the neighborhood.
Alice Oates, with Miles Opera Boufe
Company, is billed to appear at the Savan-
nah Theatre on Monday evening next. This
will about wind up the theatrical season.
Among the arrivals at the Pulaski House
yesterday were Col. l.. P. Grant and q pleas
ant party of Atlanta ladies and gentlemen,
who are on their return from a pleasant trip
to Florida.
Hon. Thomas Orion and wife, of Chica-
go, and Hon. John A. Elliott, State Auditor
of Iowa, accompanied by his wife and Miss
Ellen Henderson, of Des Moines, are at the
Marshall House.
We had the pleasure of meeting yester-
day Hon. b. s. Sackett, State Senator OF Wis
consin, who arrived by the steamship Sara
gosss, and is en- route to Florida and Mas
ssu on a tour of recreation.
We understand it is in contemplation to
have Mr.. Barton Hill, the well known actor,
who Is now in Augusta, ONE to Savannah
and give a reading for the benefit of the
ONoPSA AE1OOANOAOhs
The schooner Melissa A.. Trask, which
cleared from this port for Boston on the
23d of March last, put into Vineyard Haven
on the 1st of April and reported having
experienced heavy weather; had jibboOn
broke, boats stove in and landed a man sick.
The steamer David Clark having been
thoroughly overhauled and placed in first
class order in every respect, will again take
her place on the inland route to Florida,
making her first trip this morning at 10
o'clock.
At a board of survey held yesterday on
the Norwegian bark Baltic, to ascertain the
damage lone by the late fire, it was recon-
mended that she should make temporary
repairs and proceed to her destination
Genoa.
DIR. s. Marks, of Milwaukee, q distin-
guished physician Of the Northwest, is at
the ScreVen House. He is accompanied by
quite q party from Milwaukee, most Of
whom are travelling for their health and to
be under his immediate treatment.
The steamship Saragossa, under command
of the popular Capt. T. A. Hooper, arrived
at Tybee on Sunday night from Baltimore,
and came up to the city yesterday, having a
big freight. She experienced very heavy
weather and strong head winds OF Hatteras.
Mr.. j. Chever Goodwin, of Boston, con-
nected with the TfG1eUer, aud well known as
the author of the charming extravaganza
"Evangeline,' y arrived here yesterday by the
Saragossa. Mr.. Goodwin also holds a re-
sponsible position in the Boston Stock Elk
change.
A telegram received last evening by
Messrs. VIM. Hunter s. Son, agents, stated
that the City of Savannah, which left here
at 10 O'Clock on Saturday morning, had ar
rived at her wharf in Philadelphia at $50
yesterday afternoon, making the passage In
5215 hours from wharf to wharf.
The Carrie, with lighters and a large gang
of stevedores, under the command of Mr..
III. NJ. Branch, yesterday was busy plying
between the steamship Gate City and the
Ocean Steamship wharves, Tightening the
steamships freight. The vessel is consider
ably out of the channel, but 1t is expected
! that she will get off the sand bar to-day.