Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-07
Matters and Things LscOnieaily

Cotton futures advanced eight points yes
terday.
Landrum Lodge @. D.. IA. NJ, meet
/ tonight.
Spirits turpentine adva.ced four cents
| per gallon here yesterday.
The work Of dredging Garden Bank Is be-
ing pushed forward rapidly.
The grand jury Of the Superior Court will
meet az ten O'Clock this morning.
The total fines imposed 10 the Police
Court Yesterday amounted TO 81.
II Is Tumored that some effort will be
-',de TO start naval stores exchange in this
city.
rhe steamer Katie left for Augusta and
way landings last evening with very good
freight.
We understand that the ferry dock wharf
VIZ shortly be repaired and put in good
condition.
One thousand barrels of rosin were re
Gently sampled in g day, which is pretty
quick work.
The tug Ajax has gone up on Jones' ways
for the purpose Of having her bottom
scraDed and painted.
Among the freight by the steamship sara
g1ssa, for Baltimore yesterday, were Ball
boxes Of vegetables.
The schooner Matte has been reprinted
and her cabin rebuilt, aud she has been
otherwise improved.
Young America Social Cub will give
heir tenth annual excursion to Tybee on
Wednesday, June p.
Two disordeTly negroes and two drunken
ones were arrested on the streets yesterday,
aud carried 70 the barracks.
A meeting will be held at Metropolitan
Hall this evening 70. the purpose OF organ
izing new loan association.
The semi annual meeting OF the Savannah
Yacht Club will be held to dav at IL o'clock,
and full attendance is desired.
Mr. Andrew Campbell, proprietor Of the
/ Arkwright Cotton Factory, arrived IN the
city yesterday from Philadelphia.
There viii be meeting OF the Savannah
Base Ball Association at Mozart Hall this
evening at half past eight O'Clock.
Catherine Crsver was yesterday fined So
/ IN the Police Court for plucking flowers in
Forsyth Park on Monday afternoon.
The steamship saragOssa, Captain 7. A
| Hooper, sailed for Baltimore yesterday with
large freight and several passengers.
The Norwegian bsrks Carl Johsu and En-
/ bls arrived here yesterday from New York,
| having been chartered to load naval stores.
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| about twenty passengers, would prove
| remunerstive II run between Screven's ferry
and this city.
\ negro woman was arrested by Police
man Kelly yesterday morning and taken to
| the barracks, charged with stealing a watch
from Louis Mendel, eolored.
The schooner Matte Will leave here on
| Monday next with a party OF a dozen on a
hunting aud fishing excursion, and will visit
all the coast islands and Indian river, Fla.
Rev. f. c. Gordon, late junior pastor Of
'he Independent Presbyterian Church of
this city. now In charge Of a church at
salem, Va, is on q visit to his many friends
IN Savannah.
| General Albert Pike arrived in the city
| Yesterday and registered at the Screven
House. During the day and evening be was
called upon by number Of the Masonic
brethren In the city.
s.. Stephens Church Sunday school, col
Ored. had very pleasant picnic at Mont
| gOmeTy yesterday. There was a large
crowd, and excellent order was preserved
throughout the day.
We regret to learn that the condition oil
Mr.. Robert VI. BaTthelmess, who was strick
en- with paralysis on Monday afternoon, as
has been mentioned, was still considered
quite serious last evening".
Renelda Mccormack, colored. was yester-
lag in the Police Court fined So or fifteen
lays for having filthy yard and falling to
% put It In q sanitary condition after being
notified by the inspecting officer.
A young white msn slipped in the dock
It the foot OF East Broad street yesterday
lie got soaking wet and was covered with
mud, but sustained no other damage; the
water where he fell in was shallow.
The Atlanta lacrosse club wishes very
much that some Of the wide-swaks boys OF
Rome, Macon, Augusta, Columbus or Sa.
vannsh would organize an OppOsi'io club
aud give a game at an early date as posi-
| bIe.-CoHst tuition.