Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-01
matter. and Things LaeOnIeany

septsmber left us with a pleasant breeze.
Taxes for the third quarter are now due.
The city Just now js in a very cleanly con-
dltloD.
There were sold here yesterday forty bar
rels OF rice.
The whsrves yesterday presented a very
lively appearance.
The total assessment at the Police Court
yesterday was $40.
The steamship George Appoldis expecteu
here from Baltimore to-day.
October is here, and We nave e1 Yer 'ne
last quarter Of the eventIuI year tooA'
The receipts yesterday were $40 oaies OF
cotton, the exports l,oOo Dales anu INC sAies
2, 736 bales.
The savings department OF the southern
R,nL nays interest for the third quarter OF
the present year.
The steamship Santiago de Cuba had
among her freight for Boston yesterday 1O7
bundles Of hides.
The receipts Of naval stores Yesterday
were s11 barrels Of rosin and 231 casks
spirits turpentine.
Up TO a. N. there were no arrests re-
corded at the police barracks, aud the city
was reported remarkably quiet.
There we're ia port yesterday ten steam
ships, one ship. twenty bsrks, three brigs
and nine schooners-fftY vessels
VIM. C. Beck, Esq, proprietor Of the
Nelson House. Brunswick. Is n the city anu
registered 81 the Marshall House
Nearly al Of the trees whose foliage was
blighted By the storm OF the 9th OF August
are looking fresh and green again.
The additional increase in the rates on
- r-1h NNr4F c and
Western Railway, will go into effect to day
Augusta Chronicle: General Henry R.
Jackson, Of Savannah, has contributed
$500 10 the Chapel Fund Of the Lucy Cobb
Institute, at Athens"
Albert johnson, the colored trooper who
was arrested for stealing shoes from NJ j..
Martin. was yesterday, IN the Police Court,
fined $40 or thirty days.
The gifts to be presented At the enter
tainment announced for the 18th inst. under
the auspices OF the Republican Blues, will be
on exhibition early next week.
Among the freight Of the steamship Sara
gossa, which arrived yesterday from Balti-
more, was 3 handsome covered four seat
wagon for W. A. Cox, st. Augustine, Fla.
Proposals for rebuilding the portion Of
the Market building blown down during
the storm, will be received at the Office OF
the City Surveyor until the 10th Of October.
Rev. DIR. J. o. A. Clarke, who was dele
gate TO the Ecumenical Conference at Lon
don, has sailed for New York and will be in
Savannah, en- route to Macon, on the 18th
Of October.
A demented white woman by the name of
/ Mrs. Kline was taken mp by the police yes
terday, and viii be confined In jail until ar
rangements can be made to send her to the
LunatIc Asylum.
The steamship Saragosss, Capt. 7. A.
/ Hooper, with very large freight and
number OF passengers, arrived at TyOee on
| Thursday night and came up to her wharf
yesterday morning.
Mr.. E. T. GIL, representing the largest
| tea establishment in Baltimore, arrived here
Yesterday and left last night for Atlanta, to
| look after the display to be made by his
house at the Exposition.
A verdict for IS 600 against the Port Royal
Railroad Company was rendered few days
/ since in the Court OF Common Pleas at
| Aiken in a suit brought by Paul T. Ham
mond for $l2, 900 damages.
Miss Louise Clarke. who was here last
| season as an elOcutionist and reader, has
exchanged her dramatic pursuits for prac-
| teal business, and has opened large mill
merry store at West Point, Georgia.
We had a call last evening from Mr.. Il 3
| Davidson, the clever advance agent fol-
John Z. Owens. who appears here next
week for three nights and a matineei with a
change Of programme at each performance
James z. Schumacher, Esq. Cashier OF
the First National Bank OF jacksonville
Fla, accompanied by his wife, who is q
daughter Of ex- United States Treasurer
Spinner, is registered at the Marshall
| House.
The Chatham Artillery are making active
preparations for their Yorktown visit, and
will leave here by the Central Railroad al
7:SO on Saturday night, 18th inst, reaching
Richmond In time to see the grand exhibit
ton in that city.
Mr.. A. G. Banks, well known in this city
I and for a number Of years clerk on the
wharves OF the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway, has removed TO Bruins
wick, where he represents the house Of
Messrs. d. g. Bacon & Co.
Yom Kippur is the next day OF import
ance to be observed in the Jewish calendar
It occurs on the Sd Of October, aud is the
great day Of stOnement, one of the mos
solemn in the Jewish list of fasts. The
time intervening between the new year, JUS
passed, and Yom Kippur forms ten days o
penitence for those who properly obserV'
them.