Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-30


terdsy.
II you have not yet registered delay no
Longer.
There will be an excursion to Blacklist
Banks on Thursday.
Only few minutes are required to stop at
the Court House and register.
The total amount Of fines imposed in the
Police Court yesterday was $35.
The iuterments In Charleston last week
numbered 34-whites u. colored %.
The tug Jennie from New River is here
having some slight necessary repairs made.
Only one week more and the registration
viii close. See that your name is on the
books.
Toe moon shone forth beautifully last
night, and the temperature was delightful
after the rain.
Savannah Cadets have their anniversary
picnic, which was postponed from the 18th,
at Tybee to-day.
oscar Wilde will lecture here about the
llrh OF June, under the auspices OF the 81.
Andrews Society.
The steamship c. W. Lord, Of the Boston
line, will resume her trips on Thursday,
June 1st, from Boston
II you want to have any voice in the Sc
aFEltNA VI = AlE anu NUuuty OlAANNAE1 ~ ~
the court house and register.
John Smith, a co'ored youth, was yester-
iay fined ir tire Police Court 81 for the fun
Of throwing rocks in the street.
The Norwegian bark Typhon, at New
York. has been chartered 70 carry l. 300
casks spirits turpentine from Savannah TO
Cork.
Awhile man drunk and lying on the Cen
trsl Railroad depot steps was arrested at
sos yesterday afternoon, By Policeman
Mock.
n accordance with orders heretofore re-
ceived from Judge TOmpkins, the Superior
Court was yesterday adjourned to 10 a. m.
to-day.
The truck farmes around the city have
been materially benefited by the recent
hesvv rains, and there is prospect Of further
showers.
Southern potatoes are quoted at 50 so and
s. 80 per barrel, and Savannah tomatoes at
8 ard 81 per crate in the New York
markets.
The Ford Dramatic Amateurs have a re-
hesrsal a. Mozart Hall this evening Of
"Richelieu," which is shortly to be pre-
s5nted at the Theatre.
The tickets for the grand moonlight ex-
cursicn Of the Savannah Volunteer Guards,
on Thursday, June LIST, are going eff rapidly
among the friends Of the corps.
There are, we understand, several candi-
dates for the position OF Lieutenant OF
Police, 70 fill the vacancy occasiOned by the
death OF the lsmented Howard.
Mr.. W H. Mendel yesterday sent to the
MORNING News office vegetable curiosity
in the shspe Of a twin cucumber, which was
raised on his place near Bethesda.
Mr.. J. c. Hartman, Of Tennille, shipped to
New York on Saturday fourteen crates of
fue peaches, which is the first large ship
ment OF the season from his section.
William Man, the colored boy who was
arrested for having watch In his possession,
| supposed to have been stolen, was yesterday
arraiPned in the Police Court, but obtained
a continuance.
The Sunday schools of the Episcopal
churches, St. Johns, Christ and st. Mat
thew's, will have a basket picnic to-day at
the Schue' zen Park, under the auspices of
the L. G. a. Society.
The members of the Colored Sunday
School Convention, which has been in ses-
sion here. went on an excursion on the
steamer s.. Nicholas Yesterday evening a
short distance down the river.
The steam pleasure yacht Brunette,
owned By Mr.. J. H. Peabody, OF Philadel-
phis, and commanded by Captain J. R Hal
| beck, which has been about Savannah the
past winter, arrived at Charleston Sunday
| afternoon, en- route North.
The United States Coast Survey steamer
A. d. Bache, now at this port cOaling, is
engaged in making surveys from Cape Car
naveral to Jupiter inlet, and expects to
complete the work in about three weeks,
when she will return to Norfolk.
The Ford Amateurs are endeavoring to
- ont rxyfkh Inn 20
| Mosher the charming elOcutiOnist who re-
Gently gave readings in Savannah, to return
here and assume the character of "Julie,"
in "Rchelieu," which they are preparing to
/ produce.
The Norwegian bark KOnkordia was on
Yesterday cleared for Bristol with cargo of
. 2SS barrels rOstn. weighing 944, 40 pounds,
valued at IS, 457 81, and 799 casks spirits
turDentine. measuring 80 ,397 gallons, valued
At Sl4 939 90, which was shipped by Messrs.
Paterson, Downing & Co.
Macon Telegraph: John H. Griffin, Eaq.,
Passenger Agent of the Savannah, Florida
| aud Western Railway, is IN the city, for the
purpose of arranging for the early issue Of a
| valuable and attractive guide to Florida
/ We commend Mr.. Griffin as gentleman
worthy OF all patronage"
Yesterday morning, about eleven O'Clock,
/ two colored youths got into a fight on River
/ street, between Lincoln and Habersham
streets. They pounded each other for few
minutes. when one of them picked up a
/ rock and struck his antagonist on the head,
making an ugly cash about an inch in
I length.
A cOlored man while attempting to get on
/ a gravel train which was leaving the Savan-
mar, Florida and Western Railway yard, on
| Sunday morning, fell and the wheels passed
over one Of his feet, MASKING it badly. A
wagon was obtained and he was conveyed
/ 70 his home, where he received attention
! from physician.
To dsy is the National Decoration Day."
/ and will be observed by all the government
/ offices The custom hoUse will not be
/ opened until Wednesday morning, and the
/ post Office will be open from $50 to $50 a.
m. for the sale Of stamps, and from ~ N. to
| l .. m. for the delivery Of mails. All mails
will close at 10 a. m.
st four O'Clock on Sunday afternoon an
old ladT, who was at COncOrdia Park with
her son and his wife. was severely scratched
| ia the face by monkey, Happening to 90
near the box where the animal was kept, he
suddenly sDraDg on her, scratching the side
Of her face severely with his paws, and
Tightening her so badly that she was con-
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