Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-15
matters and Things Eseoas<auy
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Noted.
City Council viii meet in regular session
tonight
The steamship wm. Lawrence is being
reprinted.
Landrum Lodge Q. D.. f. a. NJ. win
meet tonight
A meeting Of the Savannah Schuetzen
viii be held this evening.
The psy members OF the Youths Histori-
cal Society viii find notice Of interest else
where.
Colonel Clifford ". Anderson, who has
been North for some weeks on business, has
returned to the city.
The Rev. Patrick McMsbon, 3 native Of
this city, now stationed at Atlantis, Georgia,
Is on 3 short visit to his old home.
The Executive Council OF the Citizens
Sanitary Association viii meet this evening
al Metropolitan Hall, at S O'Clock.
The tug Forest CITY viii leave on an ex-
cursion to the Blacklist banks tomorrow
morning at hslf-psst six O'Clock.
The lecture on "Womsnhood in Shake
spesre," by Wallace Bruce, on Friday even
ing next, viii be great intellectual treat
The Steamship City Of Savannah arrived
here from Philadelphia yesterday with
good freight and twenty cabin passengers.
The matinee az the Theatre this afternoon
viii be worth attending, as Prof.. Aacallister
proposes introducing 8 number OF new
tricks.
We understand that the West Broad street
sewer has been broken into and emits noX-
ious smells. L should have immediate
a tentiOn.
The city was remarkably serene yester-
dsy Only one arrest was recorded at the
police barracks up to two O'Clock this
morning.
The fine steamship City Of Augusta ar
rived here from New York yesterday with a
good freight and sixty-nine cabin and twen-
ty-three steerage passengers.
The Grand Lodge Knights Of Honor will
meet in Columbus on the 18Th proximo, and
extensive arrangements are being made by
the Columbus Lodges for their entertain
ment.
Mr.. Charles Green's Son Yesterday cleared
for Barcelona the Spanish bark Csrlots,
with q cargo Of 653 bales Of upland cotton,
Weighing 80, 266 pounds, valued at 1885,
193 80.
The steamship Saragosss, Captain 7. A.
Hooper, with large freight, glided grace
l fully from her wharf yesterday afternoon
and left for Baltimore, just ss the William
/ Lawrence, from Baltimore, came up.
The Ford Dramatic Association had a
satisfactory and creditsble rehearsal last
/ evening OF 'fNan. the Good for Nothing. "
| The drill Of the Veteran Guard Cadets wss
/ very good. This viii be q feature in the
| forthcoming entertainment.
Our Washington dispatches state that the
Judiciary Committee Of the Senate had re-
\ ported fsvorsbly on the bill to establish dis
/ trict United S-s'es Courts in the Northern
/ aud Southern Districts Of Georgia. One In
/ Savannah and one IN Atlanta.
The brig Helen NJ Rowley, which went
upon the vavs for the purpose Of having her
rudder repaired, came of Yesterday, the
necessary repairs having been made, snd
| will to-day commence taking on board the
| portion Of her cargo which was discharged
and will leave for her destination in q few
days.
We had call last evening from Mr.. Ben.
| S.ern, the clever agent Of Eric Bailey's
| Comedy Company, who will present at the
| Savannah Theatre next Monday and Tues
daY "The Colonel grand satire on The
| P,thetic crsze. Il Is said 10 be ineompara'
| bly, fine, and the company is composed en-
| tirelY Of English actors and actresses.
In chambers Of Effingham Superior Court
! Judge Tompkins heard on Monday the case
| Of John D. Grower ct a., compisinants,
and William Spear ct al, defendants, In
junction. The Injunction was brought CT
| the cOmplainsnts on behalf OF themselves
! and others to restrain the collection by he
Tex Collector Of certain alleged nlegs
taxes. After hearing from counsel on both
side the court rendered judgment refusing
| the Injunction.