Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-14
Matters and Things LacOnicsIly
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Noted
The total revenue from the Police Court
session yesterday was 50.
Remember the matinee at the Theatre to-
day. Seats may be secured at Bren's.
The steamship George Appold left for
Baltimore yesterday with good freight and
several passengers.
At meeting of Pulaski Loan Association
last night 50 600 were sold in installments
Of $1,000 at 451S and Az.
Captain Vim. swoll and Mr.. J. s. Silva
were among the passengers for New York
yesterday by the City OF Augusta.
The new Offices being erected at the Sa-
vannah, Florida and Western Railway depot
are rapidly approaching completion.
Among the passengers by the Tallahassee
yesterday were Messrs. +. j. Ruckert, r.
NJ. Demere, j. NicOlson and Alfred Kent.
At one O'Clock this morning the docket at
the police barracks only showed the entry
OF two negroes, who had been arrest d for
fighting on the street.
The steamer Alice Clark and Mary Fisher
arrived yesterday morning, unloaded,
loaded and departed in the evening for their
respective destinations.
William Grant, the negro who was arrest
ed for larceny Of money from John LaDg's
place, was yesterday turned over to the
City Court by the Mayor.
The festival in aid Of the poor, which was
continued at the Jasper Greens armorY last
night, was another grand success, and was
very largely attended by liberal patrons.
During the late gale brick fence on the
corner of Montgomery aud Stone streets
was blown down, and has remained an oh
struction on the sidewalk, and is dangerous
to pedestrians.
Mr.. W. 81. Brown, manager Of "My
Partner" combination, low playing at the
Savannah Theatre, is an old hand in the
theatrical line, and knows how to run
good company.
A comfortable station house is being con-
strucsed at the wharves Of the Ocean
Steamship Company, for the use of the
with all eonveniences.
The tug Forest City with a board of sur
vey proceeded yesterday morning to the
wrecked bark Sea Bird for the purpose of
holding a survey, and re urned last night.
The result Of the survey has not been made
known.
Tice Jones, negro, arrested for
obstfucting the dray passage at the Central
Railroad wharf, refusing to remove the
same when ordered, and with abusing q
policeman, was yesterday in the Police
court nned %.
Messrs. Hoist & Co. cleared yesterday the
Norwegian bark Svanen, for London, with
!, OO6 barrels rosin, weighing 40l. $50 pounds,
valued at 8, 507, and 1926 barrels spirits
turpentine, measuring 81, 754 gallons. valued
at S43, los A. Total value Of cargo SAC, 672 A.
Cargo by Messrs. Alex. Sprunt & Son.
In Yesterdays NEWS in an advertisement
ut meeting Of Myrtle Lodge No. 6, K. OF
P Mr.. ]. E. Grady's name was inserted IS
one OF the officers. This was q mistake, as
that gentleman is not q member of any
secret society. The name of the principal
officer Of Myrtle Lodge is E. j. Grady.
The horse Of Messrs. Feeley & Higgins,
which accidentally broke his hind leg day
or two siHce by falling on the Central Rail-
road wharf, was swung up In the stable
for treatment. During Thursday night he
managed to tear himself loose from the
swing, and, falling TO the floor, broke his
neck.
Mr.. L. G. Strong, whose drug store occu-
MES a central position on Bull street, corner
Perry street lane, has determined to keep
his store open all night. Mr.. w. W. Lincoln,
sn old and experienced druggist, will be in
charge. Parties having prescriptions filed
would do well to have them filed there, as
they could get them renewed at any hour
day or night.