Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-11
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Noted.
German Friends Society meet this even
night.
southern Mutual Loan Association meet
Georgia Hussars have their quarterly
meeting tonight.
Inc total assessment at the Police Court
Saturday was So.
This week is the last week I'm Lent. and
known as Holy Week.
Pulaski Loan Association have a notice of
interest In elsewhere.
Knights Of the Golden Cross have their
regular meeting tonight.
Isle OF Hope and Thunderbolt were Wis
lted oY quite a crowd yesterday afternoon.
The ladies will decorating the
oootns at the Masonic Fair building this
A quarterly dividend of 81 per share has
oeen declared by the Reppard Iron Com
pany.
The ship Jane Fish, drawing eighteen feet
Reval.
Ben Aston, colored, was Saturday fined
the street.
The Johns Hopkins carried to Baltimore,
among other freight, Saturday, $50 boxes OF
fruit and vegetables.
B. Dub, Esq., proprietor of the Planters
Hotel, Augusta, and Adolph Brandt, Esq,
OF Augusta, are in the city, egistered at the
Screven House.
Some OF the freight tina was saved from
the steamship United States was brought
oere from Charleston on Saturday night on
the steamer st. Johns.
The Herman Livingston for Philadelphia
saturday had among her freight los boxes
OF Irult, 100 packages Of vegetables and
Two reIrigerators Of stra wberries.
Two unfortunstes-one white and one
black-who were unable to take care OF
themselves, were arrested yesterday after
noon and carried to the police barracks.
Timber Gazette: "Several Darienites are
talking about attending the Masonic Bazaar
and Fair which commences In Savannah on
the 18th. Our city should be represented. -
Among the freight of the CITY of Macon
for New York Saturday were 1913 packages
Of oranges, 259 packages of vegetables, 4
refrigerators of Strawberries and z packages
of fish.
Saturday evening about hslf-past seven
O'Clock, Benjamin Jones, colored, was ar
rested by Policeman Farr on the charge
of stealing lumber from the yard of Messrs.
Bacon 81 Brooks, and was lodged in the
barracks.
The lectures, illustrated by magnificent
views, to be delivered by DR.. Eccleston,
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Church Guild, at the Savannah Theatre on
the 20th and 21st insts., will prove charm
ing, entertaining and instructive.
A man giving his name as Walton Thorn.
son WAS arrested yesterday afternoon about
two o'clock and lodged at the police bar.
racks on the charge of being drunk and
disorderlY, disturbing the peace and shoot
ing at Mrs. Z. Smith in her house.
At half past ten o'clock Saturday night
considerable excitement was created on vii
liam street by Ben Lanier, colored, who
had been imbibing too freely. After some
trouble he was arrested by Policemen Riley
and Kelley and conveyed to the barracks.
The Circuit and District Courts of the
United states for the eastern division of the
Southern District of Georgia convene this
mcrning at 10 o'clock. We are pleased tc
learn that His Honor Judge Erskine has
sufficiently recovered from bis late severe
illness to be able to preside.
Preparations have been commenced fol
the erection of the Sunday school building
and hail of the Young Mems Church Guild,
on the lot at the rear of st. Johns Church,
on Madison square. The fence which en-.
closed the vacant lot has been removed,
and ground has been broken for the foun,
dation. The work will be pushed forward
rapidly, at the same time everything will
be substantially and thoroughly done.
The Exhibition Hall in O%glethorpe Bar
racks will be completed on Tuesday and
turned over TO the proper committee. Il
will be seen by notice of the Chairman, Mr..
S. P. Hamilton, that the ladiesan the gen.
eral committee of the Masonic Bazaar and
Fair are requested and expected to assem-.
BILE there tomorrow at u IN. for coDsulta.
ton in regard to the decoration Of the hall
and other matters.