Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-01

Noted.
Cotton futures declined four points yes
terdsY.
The FIRST Of November,an not the sign Of
. frost.
Georgia Chapter No. 8, R. a. NJ, meet
tonight.
There were sold here yesterday 1,2O2 bar
rels rosiD.
Savannah Lodge, No. 1,15s, K. of H.,
meet tonight.
The total assessment at the Police Court
yesterday amounted S75.
The sales Of rice yesterday amounted to
sevsntY-two barrels.
st. Patrick's Society viii have their regu-
lar meeting tonight.
The value Of the foreign exports yester-
day amounted to SSI2, 40 20.
A special meeting of the Schuetzen So
cieJy will be held this evening.
The deaths in Charleston LAST week num-
bered S3-whi5es II, colored 81.
The favOrite Southern actress, Charlotte
Thompson, will be in Savannah shortly.
C. +. Pendleton, Esq, the able editor OF
the FsldOsts Tunes. is on business visit to
this city.
It Is highly important that our citizens
should keep their premises in Clearly
condition.
Judge W. A. Cason and wife, of Way
cross, were yesterday registered at the Mar
shall House.
Major John o. Ferrill, Ordinary OF Chat
ham county, returned home yesterday from
a visit North.
An expert offers in another column to
write advertisements, circulars, etc, on rea-
sonable terms.
The sale Of reserved seats for Milton No.
bles' engagement viii commence to-day at
Bren's ticket Office.
MiddliEg fair cotton declined one-eighth
and good middling one-sixteenth IN this
market yesterday.
The exports from Savannah yesterday
amounted to 1880 bales Of upland cotton
and 30 bags Of sea island.
There will be another free exhibition of
FOrepaugh's stereopticon pictures In front
Of the Marshall House tonight.
Only one arrest was recorded at the po-
lice barracks up 70 1 o'clock this morning.
a man for being drunk In the street.
Mr.. Fred. c. Willy and bride returned
. home yesterday, and received hearty well
comsfr0m their many friends.
Savannah Branch No. l, Irish National
Land League, have their first annual ball AZ
st. Andrews Hall on the 9th inst.
c. Kearnes, Esq. of Virginia, Southern
correspondent for The Rdils0dy ReUiegs of
| Chicago, is at the Pulaski House.
There have been received to date at this
/ port 23S, 2e1 bales OF upland Gotten, against
| BIS, 40 bales for the same time last year.
A special term of the Superior Court will
be held on the 10th, when criminal cases
will be assigned for trial at the December
term.
| The steamer st. Johns will arrive here
| tonight from Charleston, and will run on
| the Florida route during the winter as here
tofore.
Parties holding junction Branch Sectional
| mortgage bonds OF the Atlantic and Gulf
/ Railroad will find notice Of interest else
| where.
The Norwegian bark Messed, which has
| been lying at Tybee for some time, has been
| chartered to load cotton for GOttenburg,
| Sweden.
A lad who was riding horse on Brough-
ton street Yesterday afternoon was thrown
! by the rearing OF the animal, but fortunate
/ ly escaped injury.
The new Baltimore steamship What is
nearly completed, and the steamers of This
/ line will hereafter receive and discharge
| their cargOes there.
| Inc receipts OF naval stores yesterday
amounted to l ,227 barrels OF rosin and 254
casks spirits turpentine, and the exports
were {, 40S barrels Of rOsin.
Harding johnson, Esq, of the firm Of
/ Harding Johnson & Co, naval stores mer-
/ chants, who manages the New York house,
| is in the city on short visit.
! Hon. Erastus Brooks, OF New York, has
| siguifled his intention to be present at the
meeting Of the National Board of Health,
| TO be held in this city on the 10Th instant.
The list of vessels up, cleared and sailed
| for this port to date comprises three steam
ships, four ships, thirtY-nine bsrks, three
| brigs and thirteen schooners; total Of
| sixty-two vessels.
/ After taking on some cotton at the Cen
/ trail Railroad wharf, the steamship Allie
/ ghgny Will proceed TO the new wharf of the
Baltimore steamship line, where she will
| complete her cargo.
C. D. Owens, Esq, general agent Of the
/ Savannah, Florida aud Western Railway
| Company in New York, who has been in
/ Atlanta for the past month arranging for
the exhibit of that corporation in the Expo
/ sition, passed through here yesterday en-
| r0u' for his home.