Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-12
matters and Things Laconicany

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Summer clothes will soon be called in.
The Knights Of the Golden Rule meet to-
night.
The deaths in Charleston last week num-
bered 15-whites 5, colored 10.
The Southern Mutual Loan Association
last night sold $1,000 at SO per cent. pre-
MUM.
VIM. Kelly, colored, was yesterday in the
Police Court fined 81 for fast riding in the
streets.
The City Of Augusta left for New York
Yesterday, with large number Of passengers
and big freight.
The yacht Nsttle was cspsized during the
storm Of Sunday morning while lying at
anchor near the ietties.
The City Of Augusta carried among her
freight TO New York yesterday 95 boxes of
fruit and z barrels vegetables.
Colonel E. c. Anderson was amo-g the
| passengers who left for New York yes.er-
day on the steamship City of Augusta.
Our amusement public will be glad to
learn that there is a prospect Of the charm
/ Ing Lolita coming to Savannah this season.
Up to one o'clock an unfortunate d. q.
was the only candidate registered at the
police barracks for appearance at the
seanee to-day.
We had a call last evening from Mr.. L.
Dow Hendershott, agent Of Barlow, Wilson
q Co.'s Minstrels, who appear here on the
18th and Goth inst.
The steamship City of Savannah cleared
from New York on Saturday for this port.
| The steamship Rapidan comes out from
! Philadelphia IN her stead.
There were quite a number Of candidates
| q ha h,7%
seance only realized S.. as most Of the cases
| we're continued or dismissed.
The Washington National Republican.
under the head OF personals, announces the
arrival at the Metropolitan Hotel in that
city Of "Gen. VIM. Bren, OF Savannah"
It is probable now that an engagement
will be made for Mrs. Langtry, the jersey
Lily, at the Savannah Theatre this season.
Negotiations to that effect are now pending.
Phillip NJ. Russell, Esq Clerk of the
County Commissioners, Yesterday had a
number OF printed sheets OF the registry list
posted up in conspicuous places about the
city.
Mr.. H. W. Ford, the Signal Observer ct
this station. has our acknowledgements for
the pTomptness with which information
In reference to the late cyclone was fur
nished.
Macon Telegraph: ''There was lady at
Browns Hotel on Friday night who had be-
come deranged because of her husband be-
ing recently sentenced to the penitentiary
for murder. The parties belong to savan-
nah"
We learn from parties who were in the
city from Ogeeche yesterday that the
storm was quite severe in that section, but
the injury to the crop was slight, with the
| exception OF sugar cane, which was almost
entirely destroyed.
Julius Jackson and Howard Fields, colored,
who were arrested for stealing two sets of
harness from Messrs. A. NJ. d G. W. West,
were arraigned in the Police Court yesterday.
but obtained a continuance of the case fer
further investigation.
Gus Isaacs, colored, was arrested On Sun
day morning for stealing s. IS from the
room Of a colored female, Matte Mcclure,
but on investigation In the Police Court
Yesterday failed to sustain the charge, and
Gus wss told to depart IN peace.
Messrs. A. Minis Il Sons cleared yesterday
the Portuguese brig Mariana L, with !, l59
barrels rosiD, weighing 47l.9c0 pounds,
valued at s., 800, and 10 barrels spirits tur-
pentine, measuring 49S gallons. valued at
1920. Total valuation of cargo $500.
Il is reported that on Sunday morning
during the Storm q seaman belonging to
one Of the vessels in port was washed over
| UOaEu duu uEOmutus Auo Oap.alu "a the
vessel has made no report OF the loss, and
we were unable to ascertain the name Of the
sailor or vessel.
The case against Robert Ankeron, the
enterprising darkey who stole q number of
tickets from OF the steamer Uncle Sam, OF
which mention has been made, was called
In the Police Court yesterday, but was con-
tinusd, as his companion in the enterprise
has no. yet been captured.
Last evening about six o'clock, considera-
BILE excitement was Occasioned by the gath
ering of large crowd in the tquare oppo.
site st. Joseph's IDfirmary. The excite
ment was caused by small white boy
being attacked with an epilephc fit. DR..
Sheftall, who was passing in the vicinity,
stopped and rendered the little fellow neces-
saTy attention. He was then sent to his
parents house, corner of East Broad and
Jones streets.