Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-20

Cotton futures advanced one point satur-
day.
Clinton Lodge No. 81, F. A. NJ, meet this
evening.
Railroad Mutual Loan Association meets
| this evening.
During the past week there were received
here 30 bundles OF hides.
No arrests for violation Of the law and
ordinances were made yesterday.
Two car loads and 239 sacks of cotton
seed were received in this city last week.
unknown two mssted schooner, lumber
laden, put in to TYbee on Saturday evening
for harbor.
The recsipts Of Florida oranges here last
week amounted to 2, 1874 boxes aud thirty
two barrels.
The grand Easter hop Of the 8. P. 7. A.
/ G. will be given at Turner's Hall on Easter
Monday night, 10Th April.
The steamship CITY OF Savannah sailed for
Philadelphia on Saturday with good cargo
and twenty cabin passengers.
The steamer Katie arrived here from Au-
/ gusta and way landings last evening with q
/ good freight and passenger last.
Work will Re commenced on the Tybee
wharf on The 25sh inst, aud will be COM
/ pleted about five weeks from that date
The steam yacht Brunette sailed for
Florida Saturday with a party OF nVe
/ Northern gentlemen on pleasure trip.
The American park Wild Hunter, which
arrived up from Tybee Saturday, is con-
sidered Que of the fastest sailing vessels in
port.
The steamship City Of Augusta sailed for
/ New York Saturday with large cargo and
sixtY-;w0 cabin and four steerage
| passengers.
The British ship Tasmanisn, while lying
at anchor st Tvbee yesterday evening,
dragged her anchors and got aground on
Tybee knoll.
The schooner D. siner, from Jackson
vile, lumber laden, which nut into Tybee
on Saturday for harbor, sailed for her des-
tination yesterday.
The steamer Howard Drake will leave for
Satills and way landings to-day, in
place Of the steamer David Clark, which goes
to Charleston for repairs.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
/ Chatham County Sunday School Associa-
/ ton viii be held in the lecture room Of the
/ First Presbyterian Church tonight.
There was no Police Court held Saturday,
no arrests having been made during the
/ tventy-fOur hours previous. Friday was the
most orderly 81. Patrick's day on record.
The Spanish schooner Fortuna was on
/ Saturday cleared for the Canary Islands, by
Mr.. Charles Green's Son, with a cargo Of
/ 50, S72 feet Of lumber, valued at 81 ,541 So.
We had pleasant call last evening from
/ Mr.. Eric Bayley, Of London, owner Of the
/ play ''The Colonel" aud Mr.. Edward
/ Taylor, business manager for the company.
The schooner Fannie E. Lawrence, from
| Apalachicola for Philadelphia, lumber Ia
/ den, which put In here in distress, leaking,
sailed from Tybee yesterday for Philadel-
phia.
a large quantity Of lumber is being
shipped to Isle Of Hope and Montgomery.
It will be used In the erection of new bath
houses and In repairing other damages oc-
casioned by the August storm.
Three colored men-suspicious characters
were found ssleep in vacant house cor
ner President and Randolph streets at three
O'Clock yesterday morning, and were taken
20 the barracks by Officers Crawford and
Kelly.
MscOn Telegraph: "That q young lady OF
the Forest City, q graduate of the Wesley
an Female College, aud we'll known in Ma
con, will be united for better, for worse,
on March 29th, to young gentleman OF
Athens"
Mr.. J. P. Jergensen, the contractor who
has been engaged at work on the new
] uElOkc Oh tue NldIlcStOu anu ChNduudl
Railway over the Savannah river, returned to
the city yesterday, having completed his
portion Of the contract.
The occupation of the theatre masher
| who calls between acts to see girl escorted
| by another fellow will soon be gone. This
kind of q masher Is hardly worth removing
he Is too cheap. Some summer occuDa-
ton ought to be provided for him.-EI-
change.
The steamer David Clark left here for
Charleston Saturday afternoon, where her
machinery viii receive a complete overhaul
| ing, and she will be put in first class condi-
ton 10 every respect. After these repairs
are completed she will return here and re-
sumo her old route.
| Mr.. Frank Bevill, an old Savannah boy,
and for the past several months clerk In the
screven House, left the city last night for
| Hendersonville, North Carolina. From
thence he goes to Caesars Head" some
/ twenty miles distant, to assume manage
/ ment of the favorite summer hotel at that
point.
The schooner Sallie Young, now at this
1 port from Philadelphia, is a new vessel,
| having been recently built at Dennisville,
/ y. j., for the owners. Messrs. r. S. Lean
| ing & Co., and was surveyed at Philadel-
/ phia, and rated A No. for ten years. Her
| length is 135 feet inches, beam "a feet,
| depth OF hold IL feet inches. She has
proven herself fine sea vessel, and is very
highly spoken Of by the officers and crew.
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