Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-03

Voted
The rosin market was very active yester-
day.
Msgnoli. EneamDment No. 1, 1. o. o. F.,
meet tonight.
Lsndrum Lodge, GO. D.),F. A, NJ, have q
regular communication tonight.
Cathedral Sunday school will have pic
mic at the Schuetzen Park to-day.
The total amount of fines imposed at the
session OF the Police Court Yesterday
amounted to $50.
Proposals are advertised for 81, 500 worth
NJ City OF Savannah bonds by the Sinking
Fund Commissioners.
Hon. John T. Walker and Gen. Whitefeld
Walker, Of Jacksonville, Fla, are registered
at the Marshall House.
Clear rib sides advanced Nc, drv salted
clear rib sides Re, long clears &c, and
shoulders &c. in this market yesterday.
The steamer st. Nicholas will make an
excursion trip to Warsaw via Tybee on
Thursday afternoon, leaving the city at one
o'clock.
Two colored boys, playing ball in the
street Yesterday afternoon at half-past four
o'clock, were arrested by Policemen Jones
and Bowen.
Mr.. r. r. Reppard leaves for Efingham
county this morning 70 deliver an address
before the Sunday School Association which
meets to-day.
The italian brig Vincenz1 Mazzella, from
Glrgent for Port Royal, with cargo OF sui
phur. arrived at Tybee Yesterday, from
whence she will proceed to Port Royal.
Emma Hall, colored, charged with dis.
orderly conduct, throwing q rock in the
street and striking a small white bow, was
Yesterday in the Police Court fined 81 or ten
days.
The yacht Nettle has been rebuilt and her
model partially changed. She has also had
a new mast put in and was launched yester-
day, and is now ready to take part In the
summer regattas.
The meeting OF the Grand Lodge Of the
Knights OF Pythiss, which was to have
been held IN Atlanta on the 10th, will be
held in Macon on account of the small pox
in the former place.
The schooner Sarah E. Douglass was
Yesterday cleared for Nassau, N. P. by Mr..
J. B Reedv. with a cargo of 81 900 feet of
lumber, valued at $40; and $1,000 syrup
shingles, valued at $500.
A colored man, drunk and disorderly on
the Central Railroad wharf and resisting the
8rresting officer, was carried to the police
barracks at four o'clock yesterday afternoon
by Policeman Lighsault.
The Georgia Hussars have their picnic at
the Schuetzen Park on the 4th, and It will
be a grand affair A rife contest between
the members, and ladies' contest with par
Tor rifles will be feature.
Mr.. Dudley Cox, charged with violating
city ordinance in regard to driving or allow
ing cattle to he driven through the streets of
The city on Sunday, was yesterday fined BY
the Acting Mayor three dollars.
The Brewer bill now before Congress pro-
poses to regulate commerce between the
States, and is designed to abolish the special
tax put upon drummers. Savannah derives
a handsome revenue from this tax.
A fireman on the steamship Juniata in
vested one dollar in a lottery ticket when
she was here last, and on his arrival Mon
day found that his ticket had drawn $500.
He presented it and got his money.
A party Of gentlemen from this city have
gone TO Jacksonville to meet the steam
Yacht Brunette, by invitation Of her owner,
J. II. Peabody, Esq, and will visit JekYl's
Island, st. Catherine's and other points of
interest along the coast.
The accidental discharge of a gun, which
4 gentleman was cleaning ia the rear Of his
office, on Drayton street, near Bay, Yester-
day afternoon about two o'clock, Occa-
stOueu ripple Ol eAcltemontS anu gave
rise to several sensational reports.
Rev. r. Landsberger. who has for the
past three wears been rector of st. Stephen Is
(EpiscopaD Church. has resigned his charge
IN account of the i'll health of his wife, and
leaves the city to-day for New York, where
he will take charge of st. Johns Parish,
Long Island City.
A telegram to Messrs. Hunter & Son. re-
ceived in this city Yesterday from Philadel-
phia, announced the arrival of the steam
ship CITY of Savannah at nine and half
o'clock on Monday morning. having made
the trip from dock to dock in the short
space of fifty-three hours, which is a re-
markablY quick trip.