Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-09
Matters and Things LacOnIealIY
Mated.


Jasper Mutual Loan Association meet to-
night.
The machinery Of the tug Ajax is being
overhsuled.
The fines in the Police Court yesterday
amounted to $40.
The steam lighter A. 8. Lara arrived here
yesterday from Charleston.
Spirits turpentine advanced one cent per
gallon in this market yesterday.
Alliance Lodge No. $50, K. of H., have
their regular meeting this evening.
There were no clearances, either foreign or
coastwise, from this port Yesterday.
The Spanish bsrks Tres Aurora and Pepits
arrived up from quarantine yesterday.
The Norwegian bark Embla commenced
'aking on board a cargo Of naval stores yes
terday.
The Savannah Turn Verein have a grand
festival at Concordis Park on Monday next,
the 12.h inst.
There Is a scarcity of vessels here at pre-
sent, and quite q number are being chartered
at other ports.
A special aud important meeting of the
St John the Baptist I. A. B. Society will be
held this evening.
Two negroes were arrested last night,
about ten O'Clock, by Policeman Bond, on
the charge Of fighting in the street.
The steamer C. w. Lord left for Boston
Yesterday with a good freight and fifteen
cabin and two steerage passengers.
The steamship c. W. Lord had amongst
her freight for Boston yesterday, 5000
watermelOns aud 900 packages Of vegeta-
bles.
Clear rib sides, shoulders, dry sailed clear
rib sides, long clears and shoulders ad-
vanced one quarter cent in this market yes
terdsy.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. R. NJ.
Bxrthelmess, who was stricken with par
alysis few days since, was yesterday re-
ported to be slightly better.
The gang of men out hunting recently
zone Of whom struck DR.. Millen with his
guu) were white men, and not colore, Omen,
as we were informed at the time.
Charles Burke, an obstreperous negro,
was Yesterday in the Police Court fined 50
Tor creating disturbance In the Market at
an early hour yesterday morning.
The sale of reserved seats for the com
plimentary benefit to Mr.. f. NJ. Resdick
will commence at half-Dast eight O'Clock
this morning at Bren's ticket Office.
At Elk O'Clock on Wednesday evening, q
little white girl who was on the cars coming
from the Sehuetzen Park, while playing
near the side. fell from the car on the ground,
aud sustained severe bruises.
The ladies Of the Christian Church closed
their festival at Armory Hall last evening
with very satisfactory results, there being a
large attendance Of visitors, and a neat sum
was realized for the benefit Of the church.
Macon TeleQr0pA: "Let It be remembered
that Colonel Robert Falligant, Of Savannah,
one of the finest orators of the State, de
Ilvers the literary address before the socie-
ties at Wesleyan Female College on next
Tuesday. at IL O'cleck."
About nine O'Clock last evening hummer
entered the residence of Louis Thsussow, 8
Barnard street, and made of with a suit OF
clothes belonging to q ledger. The pro-
Urietor OF the house made vigorous search
for the thief, but without success.
On Wednesday night while Mr.. johnson,
the mate on the steamer David Clark, was
attending TO some duties on the steamer one
of the fender rails fell on his foot bruising
Il severely. Though able to be about yes
terday, he found locomotion exceedingly
difficult and painful.