Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-25
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Noted.
Lent commences on the second Of March.
Amusements win be lively from now on
tin Lent.
oglethorpe Lodge No. l, L o. o. f.,
meet tonight.
Military hops this season have been few
and far between.
Frederick PauIding, the young tragedian,
Ia coming this way.
The total assessment at the Police Court
Yesterday was S31.
The Magisterial circuit was yesterday
entirely barren Of news.
The fast mail is badly demoraliEed by the
the weather, apparently.
Up 70 / q. N. not an arrest had been
recorded at the police barracks.
DR.. 8. KenaD, Of Georgia, was registered
| at the Marshall House yesterday.
Bailding and outside work IA seriously
impeded by the heavy and continuous
rains.
Box sheet for Miss Charlotte Thompsou's
engagement will be opened at Bren's at $50
O'Clock this morning.
The weather was So fearfully execrable
yesterday that the streets were deserted the
greater portion OF the day.
In consequence Of the continued in
element weather the wood dealers have
great &iculty IN filing orders.
David Brooks. Eco, of Philadelphia. of
telephone fame, is on visit to the city, and
is stopping at the Pulaski House.
The Z. B. s. q. give their first grand hop
ct the hall of the Irish Jasper Greens on
Wednesday evening, February oh.
Virgil Powers, Esq, Of Macon, John E.
Gault and h. Q. Townsend, of st. Louis,
are registered at the screven House.
We regret to learn that our well known
townsmea, Colonel G. G. Casey and Msi0r
John Foley, are seriously indisposed.
The travel from the North continues
heavy, sDd the trains on the Savannah, Plori-
da and Western Railway 60 out crowded
daily.
Snow is reported along the line of the
Central Railroad between Macon'and Mtllen,
aud Millen and this city as far down as the
60 mile post.
We had call yesterday from Mr.. Chas.
II. Keeshin, agent OF "Pirates Of Penzance,"
which will be produced here for the first
time on February ID.
Yesterday was an exceedingly quiet day;
it was too horribly disagreeable for people
who were not absolutely compelled to be
abroad. to venture forth.
Aiss Eleanor Calhoun, the new American
"JuIiet," will appear in Savannah this sea-
son under the management Of John I. Ford,
supported By fine company.
We are informed that detachment Of the
Georgia Light Infantry, colored, OF this city,
will attend the Inauguration ceremonies at
Washington on the 4th Of March next.
During 1880 there were seventy-seven
failures in Georgia, with liabilities amoEnt-
ing to $l,0lS, 76S, and In Florida twelve
failures, with liabilities amounting to $104,-
500.
VIM. Bradley, eolored, who was charged
with disorderly conduct, and sssaulting
James Hamilton IN tie store of Isaac Cohen,
was yesterday IN the Police Court fined So
or ten daYs.
"Henry," who is afflicted with the divine
stfl2ius, sends US poem entitled "D0 You
Return My Lover Yes, Henry, we have
no use for it, and return it with many
thanks. Ts-ts, Henry.
Moses jackson, the colored warrior,
arrested for disorderly conduct aud cutting
Jack Williams, colored, with = knife, was
yesterday 10 the Police Court fined BY the
Mayor $40 or thirty days.
We tender our Acknowledgements to the
committee of the Southern Social Club for
an invitation to attend a calico hop, to be
given by the Club at Mozart Hall on Thurs
day evening, 9Th instant.
Messrs. GaudrY & Walker cleared yes.er-
day the Norwegian bark Brodrene, for
| Genoa, With 2.2S5 bales Of upland cotton,
weighing ,t99, S59 pounds, valued at $ll8.-
| 900. Cargo by Messrs. Strauss 4 Co.
Col. A. Pope, General Passenger Agent Of
! the Atlantic Coast Lines in Virginia, North
aud South Carolina and Georgia, has Just
been elected General immigration Agent
for North Carolina by the State Board of
Agriculture in Raleigh.
John T. Raymond, the comedian, has
cancelled his dates for Savannah, but was
billed to appear in Charleston last hight.
How is this! savannah has literally patron
lied good companies this season, and Col.
Sellers wiz fnd "there's millions in tn If
he comes.