Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-12
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Noted.
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 231, +. A.
NJ, meet tonight.
several cases in the Police Court yester-
oay were continued.
4 value Of the foreign exports from
Inls port yesterday was S29O, 1914 80.
Il Is probable that "Uncle Toms Ideal
VIII visit Savannah shortly.
The total assessment at the Police Court
yesterday amounted to the handsome sum
Our druggists and apothecaries iwould
" ven 10 read sections 1907, 1408 and 1409
Assistant District Attorney s. A. Darnell,
OF Atlanta, is in the city il upon
the United States Courts.
TIE Georgia Hussars will have their Nav
DAY parade on the I'd proximo, and their
annual picnic on the 18th.
The Jasper Greens and the Republican
blueo Will both have their target practice on
tne nrst OF May at Battery Park.
mere was only one case at the barracks
last nlght, that Of a man who was arrested
1or shooting a pistol in the street.
one thousand shares of ''Class Bn of the
fulaski Loan Association were taken yester-
Day the first day the books were opened.
The United States dredge is making con-
SIDERABLE progress on Fig Island point, a
large portion OF the land having been cut
away.
Inc ladies Of Solomon's Lodge No. L
DONG work for the fancy table are requested
70 seho the same to the residence of Mrs. s.
r Hamilton.
1ae IiDga, the handsome new yacht for
Mr.. John h. Dews, win arrive here from
New York this morning by the steamship
City OF Augusta.
Hon. j. N. Gilmore, Mayor of Sanders
vile, n proprietor of the Gilmore House
In that thriving town, is in the city, regis
tered at the Marshal House.
The General Committee of the Masonic
Lodges and the ladies interested in the Fair
Will meet at the Exhibition Hall, Ogle-
thorpe Barracks, at II M. to-day.
The schooner Lester Lewis, from Savan-
nab, which arrived at New York on the
9th, reports being five days north OF Hat
teras, with heavy northwest gales.
At the meeting Of the Southern Mutual
Loan Association last night 5000 were
sold as follows: $1,000 at 1914, $1,000 at
AZ, and $4,000 at 42H per cent. premium.
The steamship City of Savannah, from
Philadelphia at l:l5 P. m. Saturday last,
moored at her wharf IN Savannah at 5 p. m.
Monday afternoon-51% hours wharf TO
wharf.
The yacht Nacomus, which has been up
on the ways having her bottom scraped and
painted, was again in the river yesterday,
the necessary repairs having been com
pleted.
Hon. w. g.. Stokely, ex-Mayor of Phila-
delphia, and wife, and Hon. A. NJ. Fox, ex-
Mayor of the same city, and wife, arrived
in the City of Savannah yesterday, and are
registered at the Screven House,
The Norwegian bark Herlof Herlofsen,
which arrived ct Tybee yesterday from
Carthagena, from which place she sailed on
January 9Th, reports having experienced
very rough weather during the passage, but
sustained 20 damage.
The Savannah Rifle Association will have
their annual celebration at the Schuetzen
Platz OF Thursday, Dist inst. The usual
prizes will be shot for, the contest COM
mencing at II m. In the afternoon the
association will have a dinner.
The pilot boat Mary Odell is still at
Beaufort, SC. She collided with the bar
kentine Lena off st. Helena on Tuesday at
$50 a. m, and carried away her fOremast
head, sprung the maiumast and stove her
port boom very bad.
The wharf where the steamer Katie lands
greatly needs repairing. The front is
oNsS "Hu no SO-Ui'ioH 10 D'SoAHA"s
worse daily. II the necessary repairs are
not made soon, 1t is not improbable that
some accident will be the result.
The sudden capsize of a goat wagon con-
tanning two little boys named Daniel, drawn
by q staid old Billy, on the Bay yesterday
afternoon, created considerable amusement
among a number of spectators. The boys
were not hurt, but were badly frightened.
There is great desire among our play
goers TO see the new Southern star, Miss
Selma fletcher, who is said to be a powerful
rival Of Mary Anderson. She has played to
large houses in New Orleans, Mobile and
Atlanta. Cannot an effort be made to have
her appear here after Easter.