Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-09
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Noted.
Pulaski Loan Association will meet to-
night.
The German Club have a picnic at Dau-
fuskie to-day.
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 25S, F. A.
NJ, meet tonight.
The schuetzen Society have a regular
meeting this evening.
Oglethorpe Lodge No. l, l. o. o. F., have
an important meeting to might.
The number Of deaths in Charleston last
week was 23-whites 6, cOlored II.
The Baptist Sunday school have a picnic
at Potter's Grove on Tuesday, 10th inst.
A special schedule will be run on the
Coast Line Railroad to-day to the SchuetZen
Park.
The total amount of fines imposed on
/ yesterday was SIS.
A sacred concert will be given in the H.
| dependent Presbyterian Church on Tuesday
next for church purposes.
The picnic for the benefit Of the female
| orphanage at White Bluff, will take place
to-day at the schuetzen Park.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
| Of the Planters Rice Mil Company will
take place on the 18th inst.
| A colored man, stealing box OF lemons
from j. B. Reedy, was arrested at 4 O'Clock
/ yesterday afternoon by officer Mock.
At the monthly meeting Of the Southern
Mutual Loan Association, held last evening,
sales of 5000 we're msdeAt 40 to Az.
There was only one arrest recorded at the
/ police barracks up to midnight, and the
guardians Of the peace had quiet time.
The Superior Court will be convened to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock. Judge w.
Carswell, Of the Middle Circuit, on the
bench.
Mr.. A. R. Altmsyer, of the firm of A. R
Altmayer & Co., left yesterday for New
York on business and pleasure trip COM
bined.
The stssmer st. Nicholas will make an
excursion to the Tybee Bell Buoy Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday afternoons at 4
O'Clock.
The examination Of the Lieutenant Col
onel and Major elect OF the First Regiment
will be held during the visit of Adjutant
General Baird.
Judge Henry B. Tompkins will preside az
Louisville Superior Court this week in the
place Of Judge Carswell, who is disqualified
In certain cases.
The Wesley Sunday school have made a
| change in the excursion programme. They
will 90 on Thursday to Blufton instead Of
Grimbsll's Point.
July Stephens and John Doyle, colored,
were each fined 50 In the Police Court yes
terday for gambling in the rice mill lot on
Sunday afternoon.
Col. Rufus E Lester, Major A. B Smith,
Messrs. P. w. Meldrim aud VIM. Clifton, of
the Chatham bar, left for Efingham yester
day to attend court.
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ger John T. Ford will bring the celebrated
actress Rhes, supported by strong compa-
ny, to Savannah next season.
There is an English steamship at St. Simon's
| Island taking on board cargo of timber for
! Europe, which is the first steamship that
has ever loaded at that port.
The Lutheran Sabbath school will have an
excursion to EbeneZer on the steamer
Katie on Friday next. Steamer leaves the
wharf at O'Clock in the morning.
The steamship City Of Savannah, Captain
Catherine, came up to the city at half-past
ten o'clock last night. under the electric
light, and presented beautiful sight.
bingham Superior Court was convened
yesterday at Springfield, Judge Carswell
/ presiding for Judge TOmpkins. The bust
ness, it is thought, will be disposed Of by
this evening.
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cellor and Supreme Prelate of the Supreme
Lodge Knights OF Pytbiss of the World.
died lately at Mobile. Official notification
was received by the lodges in Savannah.
The negro James spslding, who killed
| Cyrus Harden ia q barrOom 10 April last,
i and for whom a reward OF $3.50 is offered,
| It Is reported, was seen 10 the vicinity of
| Port ROYAL last week. Some effort should
| be made to arrest him.
At two o'clock yesterday afternoon two
/ white men had a dispute on Bay street, near
| the foot OF Lincoln street, which resulted
10 blows. The men were pummelling each
o'her pretty lively until they were separated
/ by some mutual friends.
The Pastime and E. T. V. and G. Base Ball
/ Clubs played a match game at Cattle Park
on Sunday evening" last, the latter beating
| their opponents by score Of sixteen to
eleven. Messrs. Hsrrigan and Houlihan
did some very fine playing.
A verv fine mocking bird belonging to
| Can't. NJ. Fredericks, who lives on the corner
Of York and Barnard streets, escaped from
It's cage yesterday morning and few away.
The owner regrets the loss exceedingly, as
the bird was q magnificent singer.
Yesterday morning about eleven O'Clock,
while colored man named Elkins, who
drives one of Mr.. McCOrmick's drays, was
putting a load of rosin on his team at the
Central Railroad, barrel fell on his hand,
bruising 1t severely, and cutting his thumb
badly.
York 81. Green, 8 colored man, died in
this city on the 9TH April. He was mem
Der of Savannah Lodge Knights OF Wise
Men and the Eleemosynary Association, two
beneficiary orders established some time
since. The latter named association paid
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