Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-25
Matters aaS Things E.zeOnieaiIy


The pilot boat Mary odell is about to be
repainted.
Judge F. G. DuBignon, of Milledgeville,is
on visit to the city.
Col. Albert R. Lamar, editor of the Macon
Telegraph and Messenger, Is In the city.
The German Volunteers have q grand pic
mic at the schuetzen Park on May I'd.
A notice of interest to the Georgia Hus-
sars will be found in another column.
It seems to be generally decided TO only
decorate the soldiers graves tomorrow.
The little steamer Tybee will commence
towing mats down the river to-day for the
jetties.
The total interments for the week in
Charleston numbered 33-Whites 10, col
ored 20.
The total amount of fines imposed at the
Police Courts session yesterday was thirty
one dollars
Capt. J. D. Johnston and family leave this
afternoon for Baltimore on the steamship
SsragOsss.
Gus Jones, a colored warrior, for beating
his wife, Frances Jones. In her mouse, SSs
yesterday in the Police Court fined hVe dol
lars.
The Georgia Hussars have q basket pic
mic at the Schuefzen Park on the 4th OF May,
and Of course, it will be a delightful
affair.
The list Of vessels up, cleared and sailed
for this port consists OF five barks, one brig
aad twenty-one schoOners-a total OF TWEEN
ty-seven vessels.
The Savannah Volunteer Guards cele
brate their eightieth anniversary by ball at
Masonic Temple on the 1st OF May, which
will be brilliant event.
A eolored man violating city ordinance.
throwing garbage on St. Julian street, was
arrested at hslf-past ten O'Clock yesterday
morning by officer LightbOdy.
Several parties who excurted on the
steamer ST. Nicholas 70 Beaufort on Sunday
last succeeded" in getting left, and had
not returned home up to late hour.
On Tuesday, May 2, the Girls Aid So
ciety will give an excursion to Warsaw on
the steamer st. Nicholas, leaving at one
O'Clock and returning at seven O'Clock.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton 10 participate In the pleasures OF the
May celebration OF the Chatham Artillery
on the 1st proximo at the Schue'zen Park.
The residents around the Market com
plain that the eolOred man connected with
the seavenger department allows piles OF
garbage to remain around the Market till
late in the evening.
Parties who purchase tickets for the com
plimentary concert TO Mrs. Cleveland can
secure seats at Bren's ticket Office. The
sale OF reserved seats commences to-mor-
row morning at eight o'clock
The Dutch bark Judith was on yesterday
cleared for Queenstown for orders by
Messrs. ClasOn & Co. with cargo OF 49,
627 feet Of timber, valued at s., 929, and
6, 40 feet OF lumber, valued at $S5.
Richard Warner, colored, arrested by
Policeman McQuade Tor stealing plants
from the garden of Mr.. Gourdin Young, was
yesterday turned over from the Police
Court for trial before the Superior Court.
A party OF four gentlemen who hired a
team and went up the Ogeechee canal on
Sunday, to enjoy fish fry, had good time,
but an estimate made developed the fact
that the fish cost them exactly two dollars
piece. Pretty expensive pleasure.
A large party OF colored excursionists
from Besufort, including a military com
pany, arrived here on the steamer Clsren-
don a. 2 o'clock Yesterday afternoon, and
viewed the sights throughout the city till
6 2. m, when they left for Beaufort on the
steamer.
a little excitement was oceasioned on
the Bay yesterday by festive horse that
had kicked himself loose from the wagon
to which he was attached, and endesvored
to rush into "The Office" He only sue
eeeded in breaking down the sign, when he
was caught.
Major d. G. Bacon has not, as recently
reported, determined to remove from Saw
anuah to New York. His business will re-
quire much of his time in the latter city, hut
Savannah is his residence, and he will
| shortly commence the building of q hand
some residence.