Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-09
Matters and Things LaeoniesuT
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solomon,s Lodge No. l, F. A. NJ, meet
tonight.
Catholic Knights OF America have a meet
/ ing this evening.
The total assessment at the Police Court
i yesterday was SIS.
There were no foreign clearances st the
custom house yesterday.
The rosin market was Ysry active Yester-
| day and heavy sales we're made.
The price Of all grades Of cotton declined
an &c. in this market yesterday.
An advance in the price Of all qualities OF
bacon took place in this market yesterday.
There was only one arrest recorded at the
police barracks up to O'Clock this morn
ing.
Captain Kempton, Of the steamship City
/ OF Macon, is sick and was unable TO come
/ out this trip.
The steamship Gate City sailed for New
| York yesterday with large cargo and nj
teen cabin passengers.
Another new car for the Barnard Street
| Railroad was brought out by the steamship
Junista from Philadelphia.
The Committee on Reception Of Father
Saeehy are requested to meet at Mr.. Luxe
| CarsOn's residence st $50 tonight.
At the meeting OF Pulaski Loan Associa-
| tion last evening 1000 of series A were
sold at %, and S. 600 OF series at 80.
The decision Of Judge Tompkins in the
case of Campbell VS.. Campbell, slimony,
has been affirmed by the Supreme Court.
The sale of reserved seats for Rev. Father
| Sheehyis lecture at tae Theatre on Friday
night, will be opened at Bren's ticket office
this morning.
| The steamship City of Macon arrived at
/ this port from New York yesterday with a
| good cargo and forty cabin and seven steer
| age passengers.
The tug Winpenny departed for Cohen's
/ Bluff yesterday with the barges lockwood
and Mary in tow, for the purpose of bring
/ ing two hundred cattle from that point to
S.. Catherine's Island.
We direct attention to the sale of the
wreck Of the Centennial, which will take
place this morning at the custom house by
J. Mclaughlin & Son.
The sale Of reserved seats for the matinee
| Of "AcrOss the Continent" and the Saturday
night performance will commence to-day at
| Bren's ticket office.
John Harris, colored, disorderly conduct
! on the street while under the influence OF
LIQUOR. was arrested yesterday afternoon
about $50 O'Clock, by Officer Winkers.
Two policemen, charged with neglect Of
| duty in not being on their posts az certain
| hours, had a hearing before the Mayor yes
terdsy, and the case against them was dis
missed.
A white man named Patrick O'Brien, who
| was charged with cursing snd abusing a
| Young lady at bis boarding house, was yes
| terday in the Police Court fined S25 or thirty
! days. Not having the money, he went to
jail.
Macon TelgraJh: cit is said that over
| three hundred suits of secondhand cloth
ing have been brought into Macon within
! the past few weeks. AS a sanitary measure,
| g license OF $500 was ordered imposed on
| persons who deal in such clothing"
Why is not some action taken in regard
to the building Of new jail? The County
| Commissioners informed the City Council
| some time since that there were sufficient
| funds on hand to commence operations, and
asked cooperation. Nothing, however, has
yet been done.
Kate Claxton will appear in the 1.-TWO
| Orphsns," at the Theatre. on Monday
/ evening", February 18Th. The New York
| Esegfnq Post saws: ''The golden threads Of
shivering poverty, which run unseen
through the black sands Of sinful life, have
been woven into g woof Of pathetic beauty
! in the play OF the Two Orphans and the
Louise in the hands Of Kate ClaXton, is a
| figure about which all that is tenderest and
sweetest in humanity clings with an INDY
/ ing Interest,"