Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-08
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Noted.

Easter cards are announced.
County Com missiOners have their regular
meeting to-day.
Cotton futures advanced three to five
points yesterday.
The total assessment at the Police Court
yesterday was SIS.
Golden Rule Lodge No IL, 1. o. o. F.,
viii meet tOlnight.
Landrum Lodge Gu. D. F. A. NJ, have
meeting this evening.
Only four arrests recorded at the police
barracks up to l a, N.
Savannah Mutual Loan Association have
a meeting this evening.
Two schooners were reported off the bar
late last evening, bound in.
The steamer Howard Drake will be placed
on the Satilla route shortly.
Pulaski Loan Association will have their
regular monthly meeting tonight.
The Executive Council of the Citizens
Sanitary Association will meet to night.
DIR. w. H. FELTON, will deliver an address
in this city on the % h of March, probably
at the Theatre.
The tugboat Bull Frog was yesterday
taken up On Jones' ways for the purpose OF
undergoing repairs.
Colonel William NJ. Wadley and family
left on the steamer City Of Bridgeton yes
terdsy on trip to Florida.
The steamer Katie left for Augusta aud
way landings last evening with a good
freight and passenger list.
All changes for the City Directory should
he sent to Ii Bryan street at once, as the
book will 90 to press this week.
DR.. r. B. Reppard will entertain his
friends on the new schooner Aaron Reppard
to-day between u and O'Clock.
The German Volunteers yesterday after
noon attended the funeral OF their late mem
Der Morris Brown, and were out In force.
The sale of reserved seats for "The World
Combination" will commence at Bren's
ticket Office this morning at $50 O'Clock.
D. s. Benson; Esq, General Freight
Agent Of the Georgia and Florida line Of
steamers, left yesterday on an inspection
tour.
The steamship Juniata arrived here from
Philadelphia yesterday with a good cargo
and sixteen cabin and siZ steerage passen-
gers.
The steamship City of Macon arrived here
from New York Yesterday with heavy
freight and fOrty-eight cabin and six steer
age passengers.
An adjourned meeting of the stockholders
of the Coast Line Railroad will be held at
10 O'Clock this morning at the office Of Mr..
Alfred Haywood.
We had the pleasure Of a visit yesterday
from Mr.. Eliot Hunt, one of the proprietors
of the AttlebOrO Mass Chronicle. He is
en- route for Florida.
The tug j. r. Staples, which sunk some
time since at her wharf in DOboy, arrived
here yesterday for the purpose of going on
the ways for repairs.
Captain Murray, who met with a severe
accident some time since, has recovered
sufficiently to take charge of his vessel, the
Henry s. Burden, again.
An election for First and Second Lieuten-
ants Of the Oglethorpe Light Infantry will
be held this evening at their armory, be-
tween eight and ten O'Clock.
Rev. Thomas W. Boyd, of Virginia, who
has accepted call to the pastOrate OF the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church in this city, will
be in Savannah on Thursday.
Second mortgage bondholders of the
Coast Line Railroad will have meeting OF
importance at the office Of Mr.. Alfred Hay
wood at IL O'Clock this morning.
The dag of the Irish Jasper Greens was at
half mast Yesterday over their armory, in
respect to the memory Of their brother sol
der, Daniel j. Kennedy, who died early In
the morning.
Lucretia Campbell, the interesting colored
female who was arrested for disOrderly con-
duct at a ball given at Empire Hall, and
using obscene language, was yesterday In
the Police Court fined $40 or thirty days.
A new steel boiler is now being made in
Charleston for the steamer David Clark, ana
she will leave for that city shortly for the
purpose of having it put in. The steamer
Florida viii take her place on the Satilla
route until her return.
A telegram to the agents, Messrs. William
Hunter q Son. states that the steamship
City OF Savannah, hence Saturday evening
adelphia at eleven O'Clock Monday night.
Fifty-three hours from wharf to wharf.
We had the pleasure yesterday Of meeting
Mr. Thomas F. Armstead, formerly Of the
Atlantic Coast Line, now Of the Richmond
and Potomac Railroad, who is here on
brief business trip. He received q warm
welcome from his many friends in Savan-
nah.
The portion of the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railroad wharf which was destroy
ed during the storm is being rapidly replac-
ed by a new and more substantial wharf,
and an addition is being built to the eastern
end, which will add considerably to its
length.
Mr.. VIM. T. Barnard, Secretary and Gen
eral Manager of the Baltimore and Ohio
Relief Association, Washington, D. C.,
favored US with call yesterday. DIR. B. is
on his way to the modern Gland Of the
pilgrim" Florida, and expects to find there
crest and fruit and fish.n