Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-23

Noted.
Uniform Division Z. OF P. meet tonight.
Cotton futures declined SIX to nine points
yesterday.
Spirits turpentine advanced lie. per gallon
here yesterday.
The assessment At the Police Court yester-
day amounted to SO.
Catholic Knights OF America have regu-
lar meeting tonight
ZsrubbabeI Lodge No. Is, F. A. NJ, have
a meeting this evening.
zSome very fine specimens Of widow glass
rosin have been received here this week
The management Of the department st
the FIRE yesterday was highly commended
Another sudden change yesterday in the
weather. and the temperature fell several
degrees.
The tug r. Staples came down OF the
ways Yesterday, where she has been uader-
going repairs.
TIE steamer 4. 3. Plant, Captain FitE-
gerald. nov summing On the 81. Johns HverS
& Illuminated With electric light.
A portion OF the marble for the altar Of
81 PztIick's Church was brought out BY
The steamship SarAgOssa this trip.
The steamship Gate City sailed for New
York yesterday with 3 good cargo and nine
u cabin and four Storage passengers.
There will be no direct ship from savan-
nah to Philadelphia on Saturday, april lst,
me interruption being for that week only.
The travel is unusually heavy i1st st pres
fnt, tourists are returning and others are
coming, aud hotel proprietors are IN 1ovial
humOr.
The State Medical Association OF Georgia
viii n ct in Atlanta on the 18Th Of April,
aud vii be attended by physicians from all
parts OF the State.
The ship TasmsnIan was strained in get
ting Of Tybee knoll, and is making some
city to be surveyed.
We had 8 call yesterday from Mr.. J. VI.
Hyde, representing calvin Joslyn" Comedy
Company, who spPesr here on the Slst
instant and lst DrOxlmo.
The schooner Farrets has gone upon
Jones' ways for the purpose Of being over
hauled and put in first class condition, when
sac will be reehristened.
The steamer Alice Clarke arrived here
from Augusta and way landings last night,
with 3 good freight and i've cabin and
eighteen deck passengers
Policeman Mcdonald was yesterday dis
missed from the police force for being
/ drunk while in uniform and on duty, and
fer other violations OF the regulations.
Aleck Williams, colored, who was arrested
/ FOR breaking in the door Of the house Of his
brevet Mary Williams and kicking up row,
/ was yesterday in the Police Court fined S. or
| fifteen days.
Mr. II. B. Warner, business agent for the
/ Tourists" called 70 see Us yesterday. He
was here making arrangements for the sp-
| pesrance Of the company on the % n and
| 3Oth instant.
There were only three arrests recorded
at the barracks LAST night-one Of q eOlored
l Individual for driving through the lane and,
/ two OF negroes who were found dead drunk
/ on the street
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge Of Good
4 TemplsTs, having representatives from Eu-
rope, Australia, South Africa, besides every
/ State in the Union and the Canadas, will
meet in Nay in Charleston, S. G.
William Smith, q colored individual, who
was arrested by Policeman Bouhsn for lar
/ ceny Of several articles from citizen, was
before the Police Court yesterday, and was
sent 70 the chain-gang for thirty days.
a petition TO the President to relieve
Sergeant Mason from any other or further
/ penalty than dismissal from the army, will
DC circulated In Savannah for signatures.
/ Printed forms have been sent TO all the
cities By the Garfield Club, New York.
Augusta IS moving in the matter of pc
I titiOn for big appropriation for the Savan-
/ nah river and hsrbor. The Chronicle says:
/ Augusta Is probably more interested in the
( river, both above and below Savannah, than
snF other interior city, and we trust she
/ will come to Senator Browns aid with 8
| round petition for the river