Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06


We N.re kz5 rzln every dzy this month.
Las u1g1s wzs made brilliant By lovely
zooz.
Sp,riss turPsatine advanced II cents per
gallon yesterday.
TIE assessment 81 the Police Court
matinee yesterday vas Sill
The afternoon train to Isle OF Hope yes
te-5sy vent out crowded.
One hundred znd sixty-eight barrels Of
rice we're sold IN this market Yesterday.
NIB Reedy leaves for New York BY
steamer to-day on tip OF about three
weeks.
VI. 7. L Kinsey, OF Savannah, is among
the exhis.tors 81 the Horticultural Fair In
Atlanta
The sales OF naval stores Yesterday
amounted 70 80 barrels Of rOsin and 542
casks spirits tUrpentine.
A letter for Miss JAMIE z. Irwin, TattnaIl,
nesr Hull street. Savannah, Ga Is held for
postage in the Macon office.
Adam Robertson was yesterday morning
arrested By Policeman Hall for cursing and
abusing Reuben Baker, colored.
The shower Yesterday morning about nine
O'Clock was the heaviest since the CON-
mencement OF the rainy season.
There was quite large attendance at
Battery Park yesterday afternoon, the
weather having cleared OF beautifully.
The tugboat Forest City viii tow the
schooner F. L. Richardson from this port
70 Brunswick, leaving here a. five O'Clock
this morning.
We tender our acknowledgements for an
invitation to attend the annual prize shoot
ing Of the German Volunteers 81 the Sehuet-
zsn Park, on Monday afternoon next.
The We. weather has had the effect, sp-
pareHtly, OF depressing the hilariously and
turbul-utly inclined, IS the arrests the past
several days by tie police have been very
few.
Monroe Gordon. colored individual, was
arrested Yesterday morning BY Policeman
Hall, charged with dePOsiting spoiled 4 81
On The premises q 2. P&no, on Brougnion
street.
David Irwin, 3 colored individual who
was arrested for creating q disturbance IN
his house and beating his wife LsVina, was
Yesterday, in the Police Court, fined five
dollars
A telegraphic dispatch elsewhere an
nounces the safe arrival at Charleston Of the
Savannah yachts Atlantic and Nettle. The
latter will not enter IN the races to-day,
which are for fat bottom boats.
The handsome doll which was exhibited
on the table Of Mrs. G. S. Branch. az the late
Masonic fair, has just been ratified OF at
/ HamiltOn's jewelTy store, and was won for
T Miss Jurgensen on throw OF Is.
Tie steamer Rosa came of Jones' waYs
[ yesterday, the necessary repairs having
I been made to her hull. She left for Florida
/ last evening, where the remainder Of the
+ contemplated repairs viii be completed.
i Mr. J. Paul johnson, cashier Of the
4 Savannah Custom House, left last evening
I BY the Central train, on 3 visit to his home
/ in Griffin. and viii spend a portion Of his
/ vacation doing" the Georgia Springs.
I Charles Biohm, & stevedore, who visited
/ the Quarantine Station yesterday without
having obtained the proper permission, was
arrested BY Sergeant Lingg, and will thi:
morning have TO answer in the Police Court
for this violation Of the regulations.
Atlanta R5st-Appedl capt. W. G. Raoul
I the Young but efficient Vice-President OF
/ rhe Central Railroad, is at the Markham
I House, where he daily forms the centre OF q
I group Of prominent railroad officials, who
delight 70 hear him discuss railroad matters,
/ about which no one is better posted or can
+ talk or write with greater fuency and sound
sense
/ There Is on exhibition and for rsftie at
/ HamiltOn's iewelry store large fac sinaa,
I Of the coat-Of arms Of Georgia, eOnstructed
entirely OF cancelled postage stamps. 1t j:
a very ingenious piece OF workmanship and
1 was presented to the Masonic Fair by the
designer and artist, one Of Savannah
clever and solid citizens, but was not dis
/ posed of during the Fair.