Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-30
Matters and Things LaconIealIy
Noted.
The last Of June,

The last OF June.
The public schools close for the term to-
day.
The naval stores market was very quiet
yesterday.
The stock market was dull yesterday at
unchanged prices.
This has been one Of the rainiest Junes
we have had In years.
The Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company
is at last In successful operation.
The repairs to the steamer City Of Bridge
ton are being pushed forward rapidly.
The Girls Benevolent Association will give
an excursion to 1ybee-on the 25th of July.
NH VIII have an adjourned meeting to-
day.
The German Volunteers have their grand
excursion to Tybee to-day. It will be a
pleasant affair.
Just before the storm last evening a mat
that had gotten loose foated up the river,
looking Ike small island.
Msior g. NJ. rivals yesterday sent to~the
MoSSTNe News E IrlY Fruit and Vegetable
Bureau mammoth watermelon.
Good middlIng, middling, low middling
and ordinary cotton advanced Ne, and
good ordinary &c. In this market yesterday.
Isle Of Hope Is to have yacht club COM
POSED OF resident owners of yachts, who are
also members OF the Savannah Yacht Club.
Our Acknowledgements are dIfe the young
ladies Of class, Girls High School, for an
Invitation to a lunch, which will be given at
the close Of the schools to-day.
A special meeting Of the Irish Land
League will be held this evening at Mozart
Hall, when final arrangements for the pic
mic AZ the Schuetzen Park on the 4th Of July
viii be made.
Mrs. Jacob Cohen won the bolt of home
spun offered as a premium by Mr.. Ely Otto.
She will present it to the Catholic Girls
O-phsnage II an authorized party will call
for it at l52 Broughton street.
At half past eleven O'Clock Yesterday
morning two negroes had dispute on the
Philadelphia steamship wharf, when one of
strap vigorously across The shoulders Of the
other.
negro whilst at work on the steamer
/ City Of Bridgeton, yesterday afternoon
about half-past three O'Clock, accidentally
tumbled overheard. He came to the sur
face and struck out manfully for the steamer
with the determination not to drown, and
was soon on board.
The park and dancing pavilion at Isle OF
Hope will be open TO the puolic on the
/ Fourth OF July. A fine brass band will be
in attendance to furnish music for the
dancers. The City and Suburban Railway
viii run trains from the city every hour
/ during the day.
Colonel J. H. Estill, recently appointed
one of the Commissioners of Chatham
/ county, to ill the vacancy on the board
i occasiOned by the death Of Mr.. NJ. II.
Meyer, yesterday appeared before Judge
Tompkins, OF the Superior Court, was quail
fed and sworn into office.
Between four and five O'Clock yesterday
afternoon two well grown white boys got
into an alteration near the Eastern Rice
Il NIL, when blows were exchanged, and
we'll contested fight followed, which lasted
nearly fifteen minutes, both parties get
ting severely punished before they were
separated.
In the suit for damages brought against
the Charleston and Savannah Railway, by
4 Mrs Osborne, widow of George f Osborne,
/ the mail agent who was killed in the acct
/ dent near Adams Run last January. and on
/ trial before the Court Of Common Pleas in
/ Charleston. the jury rendered verdict yes
terdaY for 5000.
The "iourth OF July" at the Isle OF Hope
/ promises to be the biggest attraction that
/ that ancient burg with the poetic name has
ever witnessed. Besides the annual regatta
/ OF the Savannah. Regatta Association. the
railroad company proposes to inaugurate or
/ open fits new mammoth dancing pavilion
Il and its little park, furnishing q band of
music for the dancers.
A man once started In business and spent
i exactly one-half of his net profits In adver
| Using. He became q acknowledgements
| the richest Of sll millionaires of his day and
| generation. He died. He left his business
/ 10 the hands Of q non advertising man. and
How the great house of 4. 7. Stewart & Co.
has gone out OF business for lack Of patron
/ AGE = Modern ArgO