Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-03

The pubnc$
holidays.
All the banks a
closed yesterday.
Yesterday was conceded to =.
day OF the season.
The circus procession yesterday morning
was the street sensation.
The regular monthly sales will take place
at the court house to-day.
Southern Bank will elect directors on
Tuesday next, the 10th inst.
Georgia Chapter No. 3, R. A. NJ, have q
regular convocation tonight.
Taxpayers viii find some notices Of in
terest IN this mornings paper.
Only four arrests we're recorded at the
barracks up to 1 q. N. today.
The assessment at the Police Court natl
nee yesterday amounted to $50.
Savannah Lodge No. !, 153, K. Of H., have
an important meeting this evening.
The city was throneed yesterday with the
stockholders of the Central Railroad.
We are glad to state that the condition OF
young Henderson continues to improve.
The custom house being closed yesterday
there we're no clesrsnces from this port.
Inc EkALluE Tux viii DC OpEu lD-ulEAl
and the brass band will be in attendance.
Ticket 167 won the sewing machine drawn
for at Ludden q Bates Yesterday morning.
zone who knows' says it is far pleasanter
to pay New Years calls than New Years
bills.
Oylethorpe Lodge No. l, 1. o. o. F., viii
install their newly elected officers this
evening.
Most Of the wholesale and cotton houses
on the Bay closed yesterday afternoon after
two O'Clock.
The stock Of spirits turpentine on hand
at this port this morning, by actual count,
is A. 1873 casks.
Mr. L. Il. Montmollin made his appear
anee on the street yesterday for the first
time since Christmas eve.
The steamer Howard Drake yesterday
departed for Satilla and way landings in
place OF the steamer David Clark.
The New York Irisa EfoI7a 81 this week
acknowledges the receipt Of sll4 80 from
the Ladies' Land League Of haYannah.
The sac # neserved seals 9or Genevieve
RQdgerss engagement VIII commence at
Bfen's ticket once to-morrow morning.
The gas globes from the street lamps were
removed yesterday morning, and the square
glass shades Of the Nsphtha Oh Company
substituted.
The steamship City of Savannah arrived
at this port yesterday from Philadelphia,
with a good freight and twenty-nine cabin
passengers.
The election for city officers takes place
tomorrow evening, and candidates are Bu-
merOus. The term Of Office has been ex-
tended to three years.
e.l.o 7 g,,o D-s1
yesterday presented Mr.. Frank Lamar, the
Superintendent, with a gold-headed cane,
a New Years present.
The list of vessels up, cleared and sailed
for this port consists Of one steamship, five
ships, twenty-six barks, six brigs and seven
schOoners, a total of forty-five vessels.
Eliza Robbins, foul tongued female of
the colored persuasion, was arrested last
night about half-past eleven O'clock by
Policeman Evans for cursing on the street.
The tug Seth Low, which put into Ty bee
for harb0r with the dismasted schooners
Nettie Lsngdon aud Pride of the East in
tow, yesterday sailed for Jacksonville, Fla.
Joe Wesley, the Young eolored scamp
who was arrested for stealing empty barrels
from the store Of j. W. Jones, was yester-
day, in the Police Court, sentenced TO ten
days imp isonment. He is hard case.
A large number of the stockholders In at
tendance upon the election Of Directors OF
1he Central Railroad visited the MORNING
NEWS office and registered themselves as
subscribers. Some Of them had never been
to Savannah before.
Patrick Carey who was picked up in
the street under the influence Of liquor was
srraigned in the Police Court yesterday
morning, but his conduct was such that the
charge against him was dismissed and he
was sent to the hospital for treatment.