Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-13
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The tug boat Ajax IS being reprinted
German Friendly Society meet to night.
Cotton futures advanced two points Sat
urdsy.
Young Mems Christian Association meet
Tonight
There were only two arrests made by the
police yesterday.
Southern Mutual Loan Association have
meeting this evening.
Colonel J. y. Tharin arrived by the
steamer Katie yesterday.
The city is full Of strangers, who are ps-
tronizing the stores that are advertised.
Shepherd Lodge No. Il, a. o. L. W., VII
have . collation. after their meeting tonight.
The regular monthly meeting Of the II
dustrial Relief Society will be held Wednes-
day.
Judge G. F. Crisp, Of the South western
Circuit, will preside in the Superior Court
this week.
L is expected that the bark Lady Dufferin
viii be discharged and go on the ways by
Wednesday next.
Mr.. J. Moultrie Lee, Of Charleston, Treas
urer Of the Charleston and Savannah Rail-
way, is in the city.
delphla Saturday with 8 good freight and
nine cabin passengers.
Good middling and middling cotton ad-
yaEced 1l6,. on Saturday, and low mid
ding declined 3-l6e.
The anniversary meeting Of the Georgia
Historical Society will be held this afternoon
a. o'clock at the hall.
The sale OF reserved seats for ''My Part
neIn will commence at Bren's ticket office
at $50 O'Clock this morning.
Toe steamship City OF Columbus arrived
here from New York Saturday wi large
cargo and twenty nine cabin passengers.
The government tug boat Bull Frog
sprung her shaft badly recently, and work
men were engaged in repairing 1t Saturday.
The steamship City Of Macon sailed for
New York Saturday with large cargo and
twenty-One cabin passengers and one steer
age.
The woman who wears large hat at the
theatre is about as great a nuisance as the
man who goes out between the acts for
drink.
Judge lawson, Of the Ocmulgee Circuit,
who has been presiding in the Superior
Court the past week, left for home Saturday
evening.
The steamer City OF Bidgeton arrived
freight and eleven cabin and two deck pas
sengers.
The steamer Katie arrived here from Au-
gusta and way landings last evening with
large freight and eighteen cabin and thirty
deck passengers.
Mr.. j. Il. Lame, general agent for
Adams "Humpty Dumpty" troupe, was in
the city yesterday. They will appear here
Thursday and Friday next.
A wild cat captured on Mr.. Van r. Wink
ieris place, some ten miles above the city, is
in custody Of one OF our merchants, and 1t
IS proposed to arrange fight with lively
dog.
We are informed that the little steamer
Eureka, which is sunk in the Ogeechee
river near the railroad, has been purchased
raised.
The Irish Jasper Greens will attend the
lecture ct Masonic Temple this evening in
full uniform. The ununiformed members
| will attend in citizens dress, with company
badge.
The regular February term of the United
States District Court for the Eastern Divi-
sion Of the Southern District OF Georgia
will convene on Tuesday. the 14th instant.
Hon. John E-skine, who is now in the city,
will preside.
Henry Jones, eOlored, having several corn
sacks in his possession supposed to have been
stolen, was arrested last night about half
past eight O'Clock By Officer Mcdonald, and
registered at the barracks as g suspicious
character.
We were shown Saturday by q gentleman
q branch cut from a mulberry tree about
two miles out on the 0geechee road, which
had on 1t quite number OF berries. They
were of good size, their unusually early
growth having been caused by the very mild
winter.
Saturday afternoon VIM. Kehoe, young
lad, whilst riding horse in the vicinity Of
Reynolds and Broughton streets, met with
a painful accident. A sudden splurge OF
the animal pitched the youth from his seat
and he fell beneath his feet. One Of his
legs was painfully sprsined, but he other
wise escaped injury.