Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-30
Matters and Things LacOnicalIy
Noted.

New cider is In the market.
DsKalb Lodge No. 9, 1. o. o. F., meet to-
night.
The Police Court session Saturday only
yielded a revenue Of IS.
The Chatham delegation to the Legisla-
ture will leave for Atlanta tonight.
Messrs. Haslam & Smith have made an
assignment to Mr.. T. B. Thompson.
The steamship Berkshire arrived from
Baltimore Saturday with heavy freight
l. is always darkest Just before dawn
That is when the comet gets its work in.
Circulars Nos. 30 and 81 Of the Railroad
Commission appear in our columns to-day
The steamship Rspidan carried among
her freight to Philadelphia Saturday ter
barrels OF terrapfns.
Can't. George A. Mercer, J Z. saussY
ESQ and Capt. VIM. Swoll, who have been
North, returned home by steamer Saturday
night.
Among the freight by the CITY Of Macon
for New York Yesterday we're l ,24S boxes OF
oranges, % barrels Of fruit and l3 boxes OF
vegetables.
Much of Whist Is called icelle lace is
merely white Spanish lace colored in the
fax gr~ and ecru shades that are called
fcelle cOlOrs.
Feather turbans and straw hats with vel
vet crowns, worn with cheviot or cashmere
suits, are admirably adapted for the cool
days Of fall.
Messrs. Nathan K. Platshek and NJ. Frank
Molina have been appointed to represent
the Ford Dramatic Association on the
Sesqui Centennial Committee.
H. Dempsey, Esq, Superintendent OF the
Southern Express Company, who has been
in the city the past several days on business,
returned home Saturday evening.
William Stokes, colored. was before the
Police Court Saturday on the charge of
stealing a coat from the store Of B. H. Levy,
but obtained a continuance OF the case.
Col. VIM. Rogers and Capt. James w.
McAlpin have been appointed to represent
the st. Andrews Society in the Sesqui-Cen-
tennial Committee, which meets tonight.
Vatican overdresses are in great favor
with Young ladies. The large fold st the
back, which is the principal feature Of the
dress, is caught up below the waist to form
drspery.
Thunderbolt road was yesterday after
noon literally thrOnged with buggies and
carriages. Apparently everybody In the
city who could secure conveyance was out
for drive.
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vet flushed moving, but will commence this
morning to receive and deliver all packages
st the new Office on st. Julian street, corner
OF Bull street.
Il Is stated that the. session Of the Grand
Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons OF
Georgia, which commences in Macon to-
day, win be extremely interesting and will
be well attended.
Policeman Harrington was arraigned in
the Police Court Saturday morning on the
charge OF cursing and abusing James Ray, a
citizen, on the night of the 10 of October.
The case was continued for additional intor-
nation.
Short round basques are becoming fash
ionable, instead Of the long cuirasses that
turn up at the edges when the wearer is sit
ting. These are in square bsttlements OF In
leaf points or slender curves, and the edges
are heavily corded.
John and Thornton Williams, negroes,
were caught Saturday morning at half past
six O'Clock, by Policeman Jones, with hog
in their possession supposed to be stolen.
They will be held in custody until an inves-
tigation can be had.
Capt. A. P. Adams, candidate for Judge
OF the Eastern Judicial Circuit, left for At
lanta yesterday on the fast train. n. G.
Collier, EsQ., who is an aspirant for the same
position, lett on Saturday night. The Legis-
lature meets on Wednesday.
Military styles are in vogue, such IS braid
ing in eros way rows on jackets, and there
are military collars Of white linen worn
high around the neck, and fastened by q
ring and ball that is passed through the
button holes on each side Of the front.
The Central Railroad has the largest jour
mails on the axles uEder their freight and
passenger cars Of any road In the United
States. This has reference to all new cars,
both freight and passenger, built In the past
two wears. The company adopted these
large Journals as being better adapted to
their purpose, and bear more weight than
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