Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-15
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q meeting tonight.
The total amount OF fines in the Police
Court Saturday wss So.
The Savannah Yscht Club will spply for
letters Of Incorporation.
Railroad Mutual Loan Association have
their regular meeting to night.
Savannah Volunteer Guards will find a
notice Of interest IN this mornings paper
Two white men were arrested yesterday
for being drunk and disorderly on the street.
The petit Jurors Of the City Court are not
required to report until Wednesday, 10 8. m.
Rev. Father O'Hsra left Saturday on the
City of augusta for New York en- route to
ireland.
Gen. J. F. Gilmer was among the passen-
gers North Saturday by the steamship City
OF Augusta.
An important special meeting Of the
Young Mems Church Guild will be held
this evening.
Hon. John c. Nichols and bride returned
from New York Saturday, and are registered
at the Pulaski House.
Hon. Henry B. Tompkins, who has been
holding court for Judge Carswell, at Louis
Vile, returned to the city Saturday.
Green corn, from the truck farms around
Savannah, was offered in market Saturday
at tbirty-fve and forty cents dozen.
The POlice Court this morning will have
an interesting session, there being quite
number Of candidates for municipal honOrs.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be
held this evening at their rooms, 81 Bay
street.
The steamship saragOsss, Captain T. A.
Hooper, arrived from Baltimore yesterday
with very large freight and several pas
sengers.
'tWhat does encore mean ?" asked an ex-
change It is only one phase OF universal
desire to get something for nothing, and get
e right of.
General Henry R. Jackson was In attend
auce at the laying of the corner stone of
the Seney-StOvall Chapel, on Friday after
noon, at Athens.
Mr. Joseph Phillips. P. NJ. of Zerubbsbel
Lodge No. 10, F. a. NJ, was presented with
a handsome Masonic apron a. the close OF
the lodge meeting on Friday night.
Fl. Dempsey. Esq, of Augusta, superin-
tendent Of the Southern Express Company,
and Judge VI. L. MershoD, of Brunswick,
are registered at the Marshall House.
The schooner Mary Helen was on Sstur-
day cleared for Curacao by Messrs. D. C..
Bacon Il Co, with cargo of 194. 499 feet Of
lumber, 900 feet of timber and l ,117 feet Of
oak.
Policeman Hazel on Saturday night about
half past eleven o'clock arrested a negro
man on the charge of stealing a ring from
a colored woman. He will be held subject
to warrant.
A vvbfta man oopsFdarabIu under tho in
fi1ence of liquor, was arrested on the street
about half past eight o'clock Saturday night
for creating g disturbance, and was taken to
| the barracks.
The regular meeting of the Executive
Council OF the Citizens Sanitary Associs-
ton will be held on Wednesday evening
next at Metropolitan Hall.
A very important meeting Of Tattnall
| Council No SS4, A. L. h, will be held to-
night. A number of the benefit certificates
have been received by the Secretary, and a
full attendance Of the members is desired.
The prize to be awarded the successful
| CommandeTy in the competitive drill OF the
Knights Templar on Wednesday evening
next is on exhibition at Hamilton's. 1t is a
handsome silveT-plsted cut glass epergne,
consisting Of two elegant dishes and vases.
The steamship City Of Savannah carried
on Saturday to Philadelphia the largest
cargo ever taken from this port to that
place, and was compelled to leave cOnsid-
cradle behind to be taken out by the next
/ steamer.
Macon TeIegrdph. "The Grand Lodge of
the Knights of Pythias of Georgia meet in
| Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday, the 16sh.
| Atlanta was the place selected for the
meeting, but owing to the prevalence Of
smallpox in that city Macon was selected,
| - r.Ao for MA r.
TO make any extensive preparations for
them.n
Saturday evening about quarter to eight
O'Clock Mrs. Mary L0ckett, whilst passing
through the Market making some purchases,
was relieved of her pocketbook containing
sixteen dollars and seventy-five cents. She
Immediately discovered her loss and notified
Policeman Diegnan, who promptly arrested
two negro boys on suspicion, and the pocket
book was found in possession OF one OF the
Young rascals and returned to the owner.
| Tho OaOrOps were carried To the barracks