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

Noted.
clustering March is here.
City Council will meet this evening.
There are indications Of storm brewing.
The rice market was very active yester-
day.
Capt. George W. Wyley is on brief visit
to the city.
Lsndrum Lodge (U. d., F. A. NJ, will
meet tonight.
Directors for the Coast Line Railroad will
be elected to-day.
The truck farms around the city are In
excellent condition.
The assessment at the Police Court yes
terdaY amounted to Sl3.
Teutonia Lodge No. Z, Z. Of P, will have
an extra meeting tonight.
Savannah Yacht Club will elect officers at
their annual meeting to-day at u O'CLOCK
The snnual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Coast Line Railroad Will De helu
to-day at IL m.
Hon. Gustavus Or, State School Commits
sioner, Is in the city, and is registered at the
| Screven House.
From what we hear of contracts being
made Savannah will have regular business
boom this spring.
i line EOru aludlcuiS
ing zsalously for their approaching grand
/ gift performance.
Grand Jury OF the Superior Court meet this
morning ct 10 o'clock and make their gen
eral presentments.
a policeman who was charged with fall
ing to ride his beat was yesterday In the
Police Court iaed $25.
| The Theatre will be occupied tomorrow
/ ouorfury by-s che uooufoian Iorq WhO will give
exhibitions for one week.
The steamship City Of Augusta arrived
here from New York yesterday with good
freight and eighty-four cabin passengers.
Only one arrest was recorded at the police
| barracks up to l o'clock this morning.
colored female who had been imbibing too
freely.
The barge lockwood left Yesterday for up
the river with another section Of the new
iron bridge for the Charleston and Savannah
Railway.
We understand that the proposed pre-
sentation Of 'Pinaforen by amateur talent
has been abandoned. This will be learned
with regret.
Messrs. Hoist q Co. on Yesterday cleared
for Stettin the Swedish bark Karl Won Do
bein, with a cargo of $3.50 barrels of rosin,
weighing 1861, $50 pounds, valued at
Sl,O54 25.
The Executive Council of the Citizens
Sanitary Association will meet this evening
at Metropolitan Hall, at s o'clock. The
members of the several standing commit
tees are requested to be present.
P. O'Connell, who created such a row at
the corner Of Bryan and Jefferson streets on
Monday night, by clamorlng that he had
| been shot by a negro, was yesterday in the
Police Court fined S. or fifteen days.
Colonel VIM. E. Stevens, editor of the
Concord IN. H. Daily Monitor, is on visit
TO our city, en- route from the Mardi Grss at
New Orleans He leaves for his home by
the City of Columbus to-day.
Hon. r. F. Lyon and ]. j. Gresham, Eco,
of Macon, viii be in the city on Saturday,
and will represent the Southwestern Rail-
road interests in the railroad Injunction case
that will be heard before the Superior Court
on that day.
Mr.. Max Inversion, of Savannah, and Miss
Sadie Halle, daughter OF Mr.. P Halle, OF
| Jacksonville, were married at the Everett
House in that city, on Sunday last, by Rev.
IP. Mendez, rabbi of Mickva Israel, The
bridal couple arrived here yesterday.
The individual who was found sleeping
in the doorway of Rieser & Stern, on Mon
day night, with 8 nice new revolver In his
hip pocket, was Yesterday in the Police
Court committed to answer before the City
Court the charge Of carrying concealed
weapons.
The steamship Saragossa, Captain T. A.
Hooper, reached her wharf from Baltimore
yesterday afternoon. Capt. Hooper is ac-
cOmpanied on this trip by his wife, his niece
Miss Josephine WoolfOrd, and her friend,
Miss Clara Althouse. The party will leave for
Florida to-day, and will stop in Savannah
awhile on their return.
Samuel Sampson, an old colored man, was
run over aud injured by a buggy near the
corner of Bull and Bryan streets. The horse
was being driven in fast trot, and the old
man could not get out Of the way. The
driver, whose name is stated as Robert
Kings, was subsequently arrested on a war
rant Issued by Magistrate Wsring Russell,
Jr., and gave bonds for his appearance to
answer examination.