Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-24
Matters ana Things LaeonisaDy
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The dredge Delaware Is undergoing some
slight repairs.
The fish market was well supplied satur-
day afternoon.
Landrum Lodge 90 d., F. A. N, viii
meet tonight.
There Is considerable activity in the naval
stores market at present.
The total fines in the Police Court satur-
day amounted to ten dollars.
The revenue cutter Boutwell, is having
two new mssts placed in her.
Palestine Commandery No. Z, K. T, have
an important meeting tonight.
Tax Collector MeGowan has notice of
interest in this mornings paper.
The schooner Vineyard will leave this
week for the Red Snapper Banks
The Georgia Teachers Convention will
meet in Augusta on the I'd proximo.
The rug Batcbelder is having some neces-
ssry repairs made to her machinery.
Rev. DR.. VIM Patterson is the guest Of
Rev. G. G. n. Macdonell, Of this city.
SIX evening stars are visible this month
and the theatrical season Is over at that.
The charming weather yesterday after
NOM tempted large crowd TO visit Isle OF
Hope.
The Odd Fellows will celebrate their an
niversary on Wednesday next in grand
style.
We had a pleasant call Saturday from
Judge Joseph Tillmsu, Of the WaYcross
Rspwter
Strawberries were abundant Saturday.
hut dealers held them at 25 and IS cents
per box.
An adjourned meeting Of the Chatham
county SUNDAY School Association will be
held this evening.
A large crowd Of cOlored excursionists
from Beaufort will arrive here to-day on the
steamer Pilot Boy.
There were only three srrests made bv
the police force yesterday, all for tr'fing
offenses. The city was reported very quiet.
The first car with the name OF the CITY
and Suburban Railway painted on 1t was
running on the Liberty street line yesterday.
Pfing are being driven at the western end
OF the Central Railroad slip. on the north
side. for the new wharf which Is to be con-
structed.
The steamship Saragossa brought out
amongst her freight from Baltimore this
trip a large number Of rice and wheat
threshers.
The Warren Base Ball Club will accept
the challenge OF the Amateur Club, and
game will be played by the two clubs on
Wednesday afternoon.
The brig Jennie r Diverty ran ashore
near the quarantine station yesterday morn
ing, but It is expeeted that she will get of
without any difficulty.
The stesmer Cumberland will hereafter
mske two trips per week between this CITY
and DarIen, Doboy and landings on the
Al'smshs and Ocmulgee rivers.
Mr.. JOhh L. Maxwell, OF the Augusta
Chronicle, arrived in the city yesterday. &C
compsnied by his sister, Miss Mamie Max
well, and left on the steamship City OF
Macon for New York.
Moses Johnson, colored, was arrested Sat
urday for stealing plants from the garden
OF Mr.. Gourdin Young, and was committed
by the setting Mayor to answer the charge
at the Superior Court.
The Yacht SpeedweT, belonging to Mr..
Rodgers, who has been spending the winter
hunting and fishing in this section, will be
forwarded to Baltimore on the steamship
Ssragossa tomorrow afternoon.
s. Wright, the colored individual who
was found in the ward of j. Anderson,
cOlOred, under suspicious circumstances, on
Friday night, was Saturday in the Police
Court fined ten dollars or thirty days.
A party Of Northern gentlemen arrived IN
the CITY on Friday and hired steam launch
yesterday. supplied themselves with ham
mocks and other accessories Of camp com
fort, and left for Daufuskie on hunting and
fishing trip.
The pleasure party that went to Broad
river. by the steamer s.. Nicholas, on a
maroon, on Saturday afternoon. returned TO
the CITY at five O'Clock yesterday morning,
and reported having had 8 pleasant time,
but not much success in the fishing line.