Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-21
Matters and Things LscOuicslly


Noted.
Excelsior Lodge No. s, K. Of P meet this
evening.
Chatham Mutual Loan a socistion meet
this evening.
The Lutheran Church is TO be lighted
with electricity.
The total assessment in the Police Court
yesterday was $50.
A PRAYER book, with name on the fly leaf,
wss found Ia the Park recently.
The City Of Bridgeton will leave this af-
ternoOD al 3 O'Clock for Florida.
The wind at Tybee last night reached a
velocity Of 50 miles, weather stormy.
Yesterday was rather dissgreeable day,
and outside business was not popular.
The Savannah Times establishment will be
sold at auction Ds morning at IL O'Clock.
The lecture of Gen. Lee on Wednesday
evening Is for the benefit OF the Southern
Historical Society.
DR.. J. VIM. Jones' lecture, "The Boys in
Crew." will be delivered at the Theatre on
Thursday evening.
Secure your tickets for the lecture by
Gen.Lee on "the Battle Of Charlottesville"
Price only 50 cents.
Loan Association last night $1,000 were
sold at Sc per cent. premium.
Rev. Chas, H. Strong. rector Of st. Johns
church, hiss left for Darien to attend the
session Of the Episcopal COnvocation.
Our military should turn out en- mdsse and
hear the eloquent description by General
Lee Of "The Battle Of Charlottesville"
An important meeting of the Savannah
/ will Ia ha1A nd
a full attendance OF members is desired.
There are up, cleared and sailed for this
port eight steamships, two ships, forty
barks, three briggs and twenty schooners.
Dudley Frazier, festive colored youth,
was yesterday, in the Police Court, fined 50
for the fun of throwing stones on the streets.
Mr.. Maurice f. Robinson was last night
| elected Secretary Of Tsttnsll Council No.
Ss4, A. L H., vice Captain W. G. Waller re.
| signed.
The Special Reception Committee appoint
| Ell 20 receive Gen. Lee will meet this after
noon at 3 O'Clock, and proceed in carriages
to the depot.
We acknowledge the receipt from Mr.
| August DOepp, manager, OF an invitation
to the Charleston Musical Festival at the
| Academy Of Music.
The Sesqui- Centennial Committee will
meet this evening at Hodgson Hall. All the
deleg tes and members are requested to be
| prompt in attendance at O'Clock.
The first hop OF the Savannah Cadets
will take place on Thursday evening next,
23l inst The committee have our &C
acknowledgements for an invitation.
The Augustin DAILY Comedy Company are
perieeting arrangements for the presenta-
/ ton Of their attractive programme at the
| Theatre on Monday evening neYt
| Mr.. W. C.. Jackson, we'll known In the
naval stores business, left for Baltimore
Yesterday, and will return here he latter part
Of the month With his bride, nee Miss Minnie
Mosher.
In another column will be found the
| proclamation Of he Mayor announcing
! Thursday, the 3O,h instant, as a day OF
thanksgiving and prayer. 1t will be gener-
ally observed.
Richard TimmOns, colored who attempted
to cut Jerry Myers, colored, with knife on
| the street on Sunday evening, was Yester-
day, in the Police Court, fined IS or fifteen
days imprisonment.
jackson Davis. colored, whose arrest for
stealing a pair Of shoes from Lawrence
| QuarteTman, and also for vagrancy, on Sun
day morning, was yesterday, in the Police
| Court, fined SO or ten days.
Charles Cooper and Collins Austin, ne
| grOes, who were fighting at the depot OF the
| Savannah, Florida and Western Railway SOn
Saturday, were yesterday in the Police
Court fined s. and 50 respectively.
George Williams, q forlOrn tramp, who
was found snoOzug under the shed of Hay
wood, Gage Il Co.'s ice house on Sunday
morning, was yesterday, in the Police Court,
fined $40 or ten DAYS on the streets.
Joseph Crevelier. colored, was arrested
about eleven O'Clock on Sunday night on
| the charge OF sssaulting and cutting his
father, c. Crevelier, with a razor. He was
before the Police Court Yesterday, and
| obtained q continuance Of the case.
Mr.. Thomas A. P Champlin, Superintend.
ent of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Asso-
citation, of New York, is 10 the city, and will
see 70 the reetifcation of the Irregularities
Of George H. Neehamd, whose departure
fsOm the city has been noted.
The ladies should grace the Theatre on
Wednesday evening, the occasion of Gen
eral Lees lecture, in numbers. They will
be interested and pleased. So gallant a
| cavalry leader and handsome type of South
ern manhood should be welcomed by the
beauty and fashion of the Forest City.