Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-11
Matters ana Things LaecnissJly

Spirits turpentine is inactive in this mar
ket st present.
Georgia Hussars have their quarterly
meeting tonight.
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 25l, T. A.
NJ, meet tonight.
The Theatre will be filed this evening to
its utmost capacity.
The schooner Matte makes daily trips
between here and Tybee.
The total assessment at the Police Court
yesterday morning was $5S.
The total interme1ts in Charleston last
week numbered S2-whites 10, colored %.
s. T. Kingsberry. ESQ of the Quitmsn
bar. is in attendance upon the United states
courts.
Advices from New Orleans state that the
visible supply Of rice there ie smaller than
for several years.
The list of vessels up, cleared and sailed
for Savannah consists Of eight barks and
thirteen schOoners.
The Spanish steamship Maria will arrive
up from quarantine today to take on board
cargo for Barcelona.
The schooner Robert Wayne is being
thoroughly overhsuled and repaired, and
will be put in first class condition.
Mr.. J. B. G. O'Neill, who has been absent
from the city about year, returned Few
days since and expects to locate here sgain.
At the monthly meeting of the Southern
Mutual Loan Association, held last evening,
50. 900 was sold at from AZ to 427z pre-
MUM.
The annual meeting and Easter festival
of the Episcopal Orphans Home will take
place on Friday afternoon, 14.h instant, st
O'Clock.
The gates belonging to q mud fat that
were lost going down the river q few
DAYS since were recovered Yesterday eve
ming by Mr.. jenkins.
The hearing on the Injunction case in
the matter of the Old Cemetery on South
Broad street, will be resumed IN the Supe-
rior Court this morning.
Captain John Menshaw. Supervising Iu-
spectOr Of the Third District, is in the city
| looking after the steamers and steamships
thai plv 10 and from this port.
Mr. z. J. Kieffer left for Atlanta last
night 10 attend the annual meeting Of the
| Pharmaceutical Association OF Georgia. He
will represent the druggists OF Savannah.
The deck beams Of the wrecked bark
| Cosmos have been cut away so as to get the
lumber out easily, and a fat will be towed
| there this morning to bring 4 portion OF 1t
up 70 the city.
Judge John s. Bigby, United States Dis
| trict AttorneS for Georgia. and his assistant.
Nr. r bert B. Trip, Of Atlanta. are repre-
sentiug the interests Of the government at
| the present session OF the United States
/ courts.
Sam Mitchell and Lizzie Wilson, colored,
had = little pleasant fight in house on
| West Broad street Sunday evening but
| kicked up such a rumpus that Policeman
/ Neck found It necessary to arrest them
In the Police Court yesterday Sam was fined
/ IS and Lizzie IS.
The Rnickerbocker Ice Company have
another picturesque wagon on the streets.
| The view on one side represents an Ice
/ cutting scene on 8 Western lake, aud the
other side New EoglsDd stage coach in 6
snow storm in the ante-railroad days. They
are very refreshing pictures to look at these
warm spring days.
/ General A. r. LAYTON and General ]. F
| elmer left the city Sunday evening fol
/ Augusta, on receipt Of a dispatch an
ncuncing the death in that CITY of theil
fatheT-in law, Mr.. Alexander, father o.
| General E. Alexander, which occurred or
Sunday. The remains were taken yesterday
to Washington, Ga, for interment.