Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-14


Noted.
Superior Court win be convened o-day.
German Friendly Society meet tonight.
tonight.
=. The police reported the city very quiet
The sale of valentines this season has
been very large.
There was only one case before the Police
Court Saturday.
NO, darling, love is not dream-lt is an
expensive reality.
The revenue Of the Police Court matinee
Saturday amounted to g..
The election Of officers Of the conereea-
ton OF Mickva Israel takes place to- night.
Girls are very fond OF military titles, ex-
eeptng, perhaps, that OF general house
work.
City Court will be convened this after
noon at O'Clock for the trial of criminal
cases.
Hundreds Of comic and sentimental mis-
siyes viii be forwarded through the post
Office to-day.
weddings take place regardless Of ice and
snow; whether the sun shines genial or the
winds do blow.
The steamer Florida arrived Saturday
from Fernandins with a large freight and
number Of passengers.
Susan Willis, eolored, was arrested Sat-
urday afternoon about o'clock for ours
ing and acting disorderlY on the street.
Mr.. j. Moultrie Lee, Treasurer Of the
Charleston and Savannah Railway, was in
the city yesterday at the Marshall House.
Among the freight of the City of Macon
for New York Saturday were six tierces
and twelve barrels of fish, and eighteen
turtles.
There was very decided change in the
temperature last evening, and the prospect
was fair of Savannah having visit from q
''blizzard" to-day.
Policeman Bennett Yesterday morning
captured a cow roaming at large corner of
Abercorn and Harris streets, and drove the
animal to the pound.
The steamship Juniata, for Philadelphia
Saturday, carried, among other freight,
500 packages of fruit and vegetables. She
also had number Of passengers.
The second grand ball OF the l. X L. Club
will be given at Armory Hall on the 10th
inst. Our acknowledgements are due the
committee for an invitation to attend.
A grand masquerade carnival will be
given at the Savannah Skating Rink on
Friday evening next, under the auspices
of the association. It viii be recherche
affair.
In eating raw oysters the lemon Is not to
be squeezed all over them, but little lake
of lemon Juice, pepper and salt II needed,
is formed on tee plate, and the bivalves
must be dipped into this.
We acknowledge the receipt of an In
Vitation to attend the thirty-fourth anniver-
sary ball OF the Washington Steam Fire En-
CINE and Hose Company on Tuesday even
he In Of hair hal
The train on the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway Saturday morning was
delayed about two hours in consequence OF
a slight accident to the Jacksonville, Pen
sacola aud Mobile Railroad beyond Live
Oak.
The steamer st. Johns arrived Saturday
night with seventy-tWo passengers from
Charleston. This large passenger list was
partially due to the accident on the Charles
ton and Savannah Railway, By which COM
munication ia at present suspended.
There will be an adjourned regular meet
ing of the John T. Ford Dramatic Associa-
ton held at their rooms tonight at
s O'Clock. There will be matters Of impor-
lance considered concerning the coming
season, and every member is urgently re-
quested to attend.
A grand children's carnival will be given
at the Masonic Temple on the 28th inst. and
LIST proximo by the Ladies' Church Aid
Society. There will be fine concert by the
best musical talent in the city, and refresh
ments will also be served at reasonable
prices. The admission will be only ten cents.
Some Of the theatrical agents who visit
Savannah are not only fat in the
difficult work of advertising and billing
their own companies, but combine the rare
talent of being Gin their own opinion) first
class dramatic critics, and discuss the
merits Of other companies with much volu-
bility.
The bay stallion Inventor, three years old,
by imported Intruder, dam Kate Leonard,
was cold at the race track in Charleston on
Thursday for $50. A black gelding, three
years old (unnamed), by Virgil, out of Ed
ney, was sold for $40. Albemarle, q bay
colt, three years old, by Abdel Kore, out of
q dam by Imported Phaeton, was sold for
1926.
The Georgia Supreme Court is moved TO
say In a recent decision: ttIn taking a wife
a man does not put himself under an over
seer. A husband left free to govern in his
own family is the most useful to all con-
eerned. A tubjugated husband is less
pleasing and less energetic member Of sccie-
ty than one who keeps his true place, yet
knows how to temper authority with affeG-
tion."
Ben jackson, a colored individual whose
pedal extremities were in need of covering,
was meanderlng around Saturday night,
watching his chance in the crowds that
thronged the various stores, to secure a
good pair Of shoes. favorable opportu-
nifty occurring, he seized pair, but was dis
covered by Mr.. Levy, and was turned over
to Policeman Taylor, who carried him to
the barracks.