Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-06
Matters ana Things Laecnieally

Roars Of County Commissioners WIN meet
to-day.
KandN rosin advanced 121zc. in this
market Saturday.
MiddTrg cotton advanced l-le,. In tAis
market Saturday.
The total assessment at the Police Court
SATURDAY. was SIS.
The Superior Court will be convened to-
day At 10 O'Clock.
The Dre5ge Delaware viii leave for
Charleston in few days.
The grain elevator at the Central Railroad
Eharves Is nearly completed
The election for managers Of the Savannah
Hospital will take plsee to-day.
The steamship City Of Savannah has re-
placed the t0pmast recently broken Win
new one.
The tug !. " Lynn returned Saturday
from towing the schooner June Bright to
Beaufort.
Cotton futures declinedtw points on Sat
urday. but the market closed steadier than
on the day previous.
There was an unusually active demand
for spirits turpentiue on Saturday, IA
casks having been sold.
Georgia Hussars brve an important meet
the members Is desired.
TIE beautiful weather yesterday afternoon
was charmiog for 5 drive, and the she'll
road was lined with vehicles.
The tickets for the grand gift enter. ain
ment In al % the JASPER Monumental fund
are N citing with really sale.
The steamer K4tie arrived here from Au-
gQsta aui wsy landings last ev ming with
good freight and la-gs passenger list.
The steamship Gate City sailed fer New
York on saturday with fortY-seven cabin
and eight steerage passengers
TIE steamship City Of Augusta sailed for
New York on Saturday with large cargo
aud twenty-.hree cabin passengers.
The schooner Chatham was on Saturday
cleared from Antigua. ". l., with 40 GU
feet Of lumber, valued 8. 81 $50, BY Mr.. ".
Jackson.
The British bark Lady Duferin arrived at
Tybee yesterday from Port Rovsl. When
she arrives up she VIII be placed in the dry
dock f9r examination, and repairs If neces-
sary.
Parties having purchased tickets to the
concert this evening for the benefit Of the
Christian Church will notice that it will
take place 81 Mozart Hall instead Of Arm0ry
Hall.
General Z P Alexander and c. h. Phini-
". T @ arrived here yesterday afternoon,
and will remain over until after the meeting
OF the directors Of the Ocean Steamship
Company.
Hon. Thomas G. lawson, Judge OF the
Ocmulg gee Circuit. arrived n the city yester-
dsY afternoon. snd registered st the Pulaski
House. He vii preside st the Superior
Court this morning.
The second grand hop Of the B. S. c.
Club will be given at Turner'S Hall on
Wednesday niyht next aud will no doubt
be s pleasant affair, Judging from the preps-
rstions that are being made for the occa-
sion.
Cap ain George a. Mercer, c. NJ. Cunning
ham, Eq aud Walter 6. Charlton, Esq.,
were among the passengers for New York
Saturday by the steamship City OF
Augusta.
We had pleasant call Saturday evening
from Mr.. Spence Cone, the e m Client business
manager OF the Kate ClsXton Company,
who appear here on Monday evening, the
l3 inst.
The Ford Dramatic Amateurs will have
S regular meeting at their old hall, over the
corner OF Bryan aud Bull streets, this
evening. snd some very important business
will be presented for consideration.
4 eolored citizen who stopped to read the
dispatch or the bulletin board in front OF
this office Saturday, announcing that Gut
tesu had been sentenced 10 be hanged.
remarked indignantly: "He orter be burned,
an Dat rite quick"
There viii undoubtedly be s great rush at
B-en's this morning for Hazel Kirke seats.
We are % have the original New York cast,
emhraciug Efie E lsler, c. ". Couldock,
aud all the old favOritas. Crowded houses
next Wednesday and Thursday are foregone
conclusions.
Mr. James D0unelly, President of the Ma
'iOnal Catholic Union Of the Knights OF st.
John. has issued notice 70 ali comm snder-
les OF the Union and all Catholic Crganiz3-
tiOns Of the United States to elect delegates
70 the convention which meets at Cleveland,
Ohio, June "a, 1882
The Madison Square Theatre has again
distinguished itself In the van OF artistic
souvenirs. The one hundredth night Of
E meralda' was celebrated last Friday
evening. and We are indebted to Mr.. o. G.
Bernard fer one Of the costly gems, consist
ing OF s hand painted panel Of exquisite de-
sign and finish.