Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-23
Matters and Things LAeOnieally


Alliance Lodge No. $50, E. Of 81. will meet
tonight.
A decline took place in some grades OF
rOsin yesterday.
Corn has advanced three cents per bushel
In the Western markets.
At11 O'Clock last night the city was re-
ported as unusually quiet.
One hundred bales Of sea island cotton
have been sold here during the past week
We notice quite an increase in the mum
Der Of vessels chartered to load at Southern
ports.
The receipts Of cotton yesterday we're f.
527 bales Of cotton, and the sales were i
al bales.
Among the receipts By the Charleston and
Savannah Railway yesterday were ia cad
dies Of tobacco.
The schooner Addie Fuller went up or
WHIink's wsys yesterday for the purpose Of
being repaired.
Middlfng aud low middling cotton ad-
vanced Sc. yesterday, and good ordinary
and ordinary &c.
The receipts Of E sys sl st3Fes yesterday
we're bI5 barrels Of rOsin and go casks splr-
1ts Of turpentine.
The sales Of naval stores yesterday
amounted to ASS barrels Of rosin and III
casks Of spirits turpentine.
Lieutenant sheftall, with seven mounted
men, patrOled the city from II O'Clock last
night TIM o'clock this morning.
ssThe special mounted police, under Capt.
y. W. Gordon, were on patrol duty from
o'clock last night until II midnight.
The condition OF Sergeant Harvey wac re
ported more favorable Yesterday, aud st q
TIKI ha
The sale Of reserved seats for the matinee
tomorrow afternoon Will commence a.
Brenis ticket Office at 9 O'Clock this morn
ing.
A colored man found on TYbee 4 diamond
ring. which may be procured from e. Z
EIWeH. whose advertisement will be seeI
elsewhere.
A new roof is being put on one OF thu
buildings in StOddard's western range
he old roof having been blown of during
he recent hurricane.
The exchange clock was slightly mixed
last evening. The hands on the western
side pointed 70 4 quarter to seven and thos'
on the south to quarter to six
The excellent arrangements made By th'
AIayOr Yesterday for the preservation OF or
der undoubtedly saved many lives, Whel
the conflict took place at the bridge.
Workmen are engaged In putting a new
rOOf on the warehouse of the Central Press
on River street, near the foot Of Mont
gomery street The roof of this Tsrehous
was blown entirely on during the storm.
The Warren Base Ball Club and PICKED
nine from several other clubs will play I
match game on Sunday afternoon next a
three O'Clock at the corner OF Abereorn snC
Anderson streets.
The Governor has signed the bill in refer
ence to the prevention Of cruelty 10 AMI
Enals, which was presented 10 the Legisla
ture BY the worthy Secretary Of the Louise
King Association.
Eva Ring. cOlOred, aged ninety-five, wa
found dead in her bed on Wednesday morn
ing at her home, corner Of Jones street lanC
aud Price streets. Verdict OF Coroner!
Jury: death from prOvidential causes"
We learn that the American schooner
Seth ". Smith, which went ashore at the
national quarantine At SapelO Island during
the recent hurricane, will be sold at D5TieI
on the oath for the benefit Of the underwri'
tiers and all concerned.
VIM. Williams, 8 cOlOred msn, who was
shot IN the leg Just below the knee during
the trouble which occurred at the Central
Railroad bridge at $50. o'clock yesterday
morning, had the ball extracted and the
wound dressed by DIR. Chisholm yesterday.
The Norwegian bark Gina, Capt. Ander-
sen, arrived ct Tybee yesterday from Lon
don, having made the voyage in thirty
three DAYS. The Gna and her popular Cap
tain are well known here, having made
quite number Of trips 20 and from this
port
The citizen for whom the goods seized on
the steamship Lancaster were brought
(mentiOn Of which has been madej yesteT-
day was before United States Commissioner
Wade, on 3 charge of violation OF the Gus
toms laws, and required TO furnish bond 70
the amount Of s., 600 for his appearance at
the next term OF the United States Court.