Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-07
Ua'aers and Things LssOnisEiiS

UatIers and Things LReonisHiiT
Noted.
The city was remarkably quiet Yesterday.
Pulaski Council No. 153, R. A, meet to-
night.
Cotton futures advanced two points yes
terdsy.
The Superior Court will hear only civil
business to-day.
To-day is Good Friday, the most solemn
Of the Lenten season.
There will be no meeting Of the Irish
Land League tonight.
Jasper Council No. 10, II. c., will hold a
regular meeting tonight.
We had q foretaste, in the weather yes
terdsy, OF the heated spell.
Two colored women were yesterday placed
on the information docket for having hlthy
yards.
Colonel William F. Law was yesterday in
the Superior Court reappointed Notary
Public.
Palestine Commandery No. z, K. T., will
cleo officers at their annual conelsve THIS
evening.
The steamer Cumberland brought 1.OO9
sacks Of guano from Brunswick to this port
o. Der last trip.
mere nave UtEU luOIt NoAU' So
IN S-vsnnah than there were Christmas and
New Years cards.
Chairman of Council s. P. Hamilton Is
acting Mavor during the absence OF mayor
Wheaton from the city.
Tee steamship Junista brought out a
o1an'i;y OF water mains for the Water
Works from Philadelphia.
Easter SUNDAY falls on the seventeenth
anniversary OF the surrender OF the Conted-
crate army at Appomsttox.
The Macon Telegraph says: "Quite a
crowd will go To Savannah on the 17th May
viii the Knights Templar."
The diver VIM recovered q lost truck
firm the bottom Of the river in front oil the
Baltimore steamship wharf last evening.
The United States Circuit aud District
| Courts convene in regular session on Mon
day, the 10Th inst, Judge Erskine presiding.
There will be no further criminal cases
| taken up in the Superior Court until Mon
| dav rext. when the case of the State VS.. w.
| G. Fairchild, murder, will be called for trial.
The case OF George Wallace, negro,
! charged with the murder of Martin l.. Jen-
sen on the 18th of March, which was assign
Ell for trial to-day, was continued until the
18Th Of Arpil.
A colored woman named Maria MePher-
son was arrested yesterday morning shortly
after ten O'Clock by Lieut.. Sheftall for
using profane and vulgar language on the
street, and was carried to the barracks.
These nights are Just too deliciously SUI
perIative, and the pale moon beams be-
nfgnly upon romantic couples stroliing
along the boulevard, breathing into one
ano.her's ears utterly utter nothings.
Mayor Wheaton and Colonel ]. L. War
| ran left for Washington Yesterday afternoon,
via Charleston and Savannah Railway, to
| endeavor to secure further appropriation
/ for the improvement Of the Savannah river
and Esrbor.
The annual festival Of the Savannah
Schuetzen Gesellschatt will be held at the
| Schuetzen Park on the 10th and 1lth OF
Nav. The German Volunteers have been
| invited to participate, and enter team for
target shooting.
The special meeting Of the Citizens SAM
itsry Association, at which very important
business is to be presented, will be held at
| the Savannah Theatre on Monday evening
next AZ s O'Clock. Citizens generally are
| invited to attend.
The invitations OF Palestine Command
erv No. z. K. T., OF this city, to the Grand
| Commandery, which assemblies here on the
| 18th May, are out. They are very hand
| somely designed, and the lithographlc
| execution is very fine.
The Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company
has received a sample instrument, and have
| placed Il on exhibition at Mr.. s. z. Hsmtl-
| toms iewelry store, where its practical work
| fugs can be seen. All persons interested
| should call and see It, as the company Will
be ready in a very short time to secure prop
erty against burglary.