Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-25

Noted.
Teutonia Lodge No. z, (. of P, viii meet
tonight.
Cotton futures declined four points yes
terday.
Golden Rule Lodge No. u, I. o. o. F.,
meet this evening.
The lower grades Of rice are comparatively
scarce in this market at present.
Georgia Hussars are ordered to attend a
meeting this evening at their hall.
The schooner Mollie A. Hand put in to
Tybee yesterday evening for a haroor.
The grand jury Of the Superior Court
will meet this afternoon at four O'Clock.
The British bark c. E. Robinson, now
lying at Tybee, has been ordered to Charles
ton.
The price Of all grades of -four advanced
twenty-five cents per barrel in this market
yesterday.
Rev. Father ]. T. O'Boyle, of Fernandina,
Fla, IS IN the city, registered at the Mar
shall House.
We had a call last evening from Mr..
Sheridan COrbyn, the business agent Ior
Frank Mayo.
Ash Wednesday this year falls on the 22d
February, the anniversary OF the birth OF
" SsuluELOu.
You can tell a Iady's age, it is asserted, by
the size of her hat bTim-every inch repre-
sents five years.
There were only two arrests for drunken
ness and disOrderly conduct recorded at the
barracks last night.
Savannah will have reputation equal to
New York shortly in the matter OF mystic
riOus disappearance.
g. ,1c
gagement will commence at Bren's ticket
Office to day at $50 a. m.
The highest velocity of the wind reached
during yesterday was thirty-two miles per
hour, from the northeast.
No tidings have vet been obtained of
Righo, the missing fruit dealer, thouga
diligent search has been made.
The steamship City Of Macon arrived here
Yesterday from New York with tifty-seven
cabin and five steerage passengers.
General Q A. Gilmore and Captain B. D.
Greene, United States Engineer Corps, are
in the city on an official tour Of inspection.
S. J. Titcomb challenges W. H. Ray to
trOt his grey mare Matte against sorrel
mare Libbie for 500, mile heats, best three
I'm five.
There was change 10 the weather yester-
d4y that made one think of clustering
Narch-dusty, chilly and ending in disl-
greeable rain.
The steamer Katie departed for Augusta
and way landings last evening with an I'M
usually heavy freight, a large portion OF
which consisted Of fertilizers.
The Tipperary plantation, in Bryan coun-
", on Midway river, is offered for sale, and
information in regard thereto may be OBJ
tanned from Messrs. A. P. & s. B. Adams.
Henry Brown, a cOlored individual, well
known in police circles in Savannah, was
arrested in Charleston on Monday for seri-
Ously stabbing Maria LsdsOn, colOred, in
the back.
A cOlored juvenile, not ten years OF age,
while meandering around the wharf foot OF
East Broad street yesterday morning, tum-
bled into the river, but was promptly res
cued by Mr.. VIM. H. Duggan.
The fine steamship George Appold, Capt.
n. d. Foster, arrived at her wharf yesterday
from Baltimore in fifty-one hours. This
time is pushing the railroads, and ;he APP
pOld "didn't half try, either" She brought
a big freight and twelve cabin passengers.
The Savannah Amateur Minstrel Com
pany formerly Dramatic AssOciatiOD) will
in a few weeks give a grand hop, ffOm the
proceeds of which they intend to procure
q suitable wardrobe for their next minstrel
performance, which will take place In
short time after Lent.
The schooner Elwood Burton, at seven
O'Clock Yesterday morning, while being
towed from where she was lying, near Rob
erts' old saw mill, got upon some Obstruc-
tiOn which is in the river about that locality,
but was gotten off without sustaining any
damage. The obstruction is supposed to be
some ballast which was probably thrown
| overheard from some vessel anchored In
the vicinity.