Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-17
matters and Things LaeonIealIy
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Pulaski Council No. 15S R. A., meet to-
night.
The naval stores market was very quiet
yesterday. -
Cotton futures declined fifteen points
yesterday.
All grades of cotton advanced 1se. In this
market yesterday.
The temperature Yesterday was OF the
genuine summer kind.
Jasper Council No. 10, II. c., have their
regular meeting this evening.
The Jasper Monumental Concert comes
off Monday evening at the Theatre.
The stock of spirits turpentine in this
market is less than it has been in two years
Remember the entertainment Of the Girls
Missionary Society st Masonic Temple this
evening.
The Norwegian bark Hazard will have a
new tOpmast made here, the old one oeing
about used up.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Coast Line Railroad wiz be held on
Wednesday, the first Of March.
Troupe will play in johnson square ms
afternoon between 3 and O'Clock.
The tugboat Gladisfen arrived here from
Bull river yesterday, for the purpose Of tow
ing the American bark Fluorine to that
place.
The annual masquerade ball of the Savan-
/ nah Sehuetzen Gesellschaft az the Masonic
Temple on Monday evening next will be a
grand affair.
The new schooner Aaron Reppard, Capt.
Lake. Of which mention is made in another
column, sailed from Philadelphia On the
I1th for this port.
The first green peas OF the season were in
| the Charleston market on Tuesday, and
sold a. fif,y cents g quart. They were rails
ed az Rawley's Point.
The government is erecting a new wharf
near the eastern end Of Fig Island, for tue
purpose Of slowing stone and other material
for use on the jetties there.
| a negro was yesterday afternoon arrested
/ on the arrival OF the Central Railroad train
| on the charge Of assaulting one Of the con-
| ductOrs. His case viii be investigated
/ shortly.
A new ietty Is being built out from Fig
| Island, little west Of Jones' shipyard- is
/ length Is about 800 feet, and it is expected,
/ when it is completed, the depth Of water In
| the main channel will. be increased eonsid
/ erably.
The German bark Marie was on yesterday
| cleared for London By Messrs. Hoist u Co.
| with a cargo of l ,6S6 casks spirits turpen-
tine. measuring s3,0S7 gallons, valued at
/ S4l, 514 80.
Jacob Arnold, who has been before thu
| Police Court on divers occasions on the
/ charge Of drunkenness, was up again yes
/ terdsy. aud was sent TO the chain-gang for
thirty days l. is to be hoped this service
| will sober him I'D.
/ Augusta Chronicle: "Col. William Rogers
| General Superintendent OF the Central Rail
road, was In the city yesterday. His re-
/ spOnsible duties are discharged with yea
aud fidelity. The great corporation which
he represents in part has no more faithful
| guardian"
The three tramps who were arrested fOl
sleeping on the Baltimore steamers wharf.
were yesterday arraigned in the Police COuli
and notified that they must leave the city
within twenty-four hours, but it is not like
! " they will do Il, as they have been loa6ns
about here some time and have been arrest
ed before.
WaycrOss Reporter: "Messrs. L. E. Bycl
| * Son, OF Savannah, are the fortunate own
ers Of thirty acres of land in the western
| end Of the Wayeross extension, on which
| they propose at once to erect villa OF si1
| five-acre fruit and truck farms. The JUNO
is here for the purpose of having the pla
| surveyed and erecting suitable houses OF
| the lOts.n