Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-12
Matters and Things LasOnieSlly

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CITY Council will meet to night.
The storm signal was displayed yesterday.
Lard advanced &c. per pound here yester-
day.
Cotton futures advanced twelve points
yesterday.
Savannah Mutual Loan Association meet
this evening.
Golden Rule Lodge No. u, I. o. o. F.,
meet tonight.
Zerubbsbel Lodge No. Is, F. A. NJ, meet
this evening.
The Board of County Commissioners will
meet this morning.
The assessment at the Police Court yester-
daY amounted to S24.
schuetzen Society have their regular
monthly meeting tonight.
Mr. Wallace Bruce left for Charleston
yesterday afternoon, en- route North.
The Fords' matinee will begin at three
O'Clock punetuslly this afternoon.
The regular meeting Of Pulaski Loan As
soeistion viii be held this evening.
Reserved seats for the Mistletoe Bough
may be obtained at Bren's ticket office.
We noticed some handsome new pleasure
yachts out sailing on the river yesterday
evening.
Remember the matinee at the Theatre this
afternoon. One hundred valuable prizes
viii be distributed.
The festival in aid of the Sacred Heart
Church viii be held this afternoon, com
mencing at three O'Clock.
The soiree musicale at the Savannah Thea
ire on Thursday night, It is anticipated.
will be very charming affair.
The steamship Ssragossa, under command
Of Captain T. a. Hooper, arrived here yes
terisY from Baltimore with an immense
freight.
Moses Wright, c0i0red, who failed IA
take out a badge for his cart, was Yesterday
fined 50 and ordered to take out the badge
al once.
TIE City Of Augusta arrived here yester-
day from New York with large freight and
number Of passengers, and made very
quick trip.
Reserve seat tickets for the lecture OF
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmadge can DE had a.
Bren's. Box sheet opens at $50 tomorrow
mOToing.
Clear rib sides advanced 1sc., shoulders
Ne, dry sailed clear rib sides &c, long
clears &c. and hams &c. per pound in this
market yesterday.
Walter and +. Brown, who were arrested
for brickbatting the house OF Rose Franklin,
cOlOred, were yesterday in the Police COur;
each fined s. or fifteen days.
Issac Simmons, cOlored, was yesterday 10
the Police Court fined 50 or ten DAYS for
violating city Ordinance-allowing Offal to
be thrown on his premises.
The maroOners, who went to Broad river
on q fishing excursion on the schooner
'Maid Of the Mist" returned yesterday
with a bOuntiful supply Of fish.
Andrew Marshall, colored, was before the
Police Court yesterday on the charge OF
beating Josephine Miller. cOlored, in her
house, and was fined IS or fifteen days.
The steamer Kstie;reports that the river at
the locality known as the Distinctions is in
g worse condition than ever before, it being
almost impossible to pass that point when
the river is low.
Colonel E. G. Anderson. President Of the
Ocean Steamship Company, who has been
in Washington In the interests OF the harbOr
appropriation for Savannah, returned home
Yesterday by the steamship City of Augusta.
The schooner Abbie II. Gheen, which
arrived here yesterday from Philadelphia
with a cargo Of corn, experienced head
winds and Gains for eight days, which pre-
vented her from reaching this port sooner.