Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-28
Matters and Things LacOnicalIy
Noted.


Noted.
The days are growing shorter at both
ends.
Shepard Lodge No. II, A. o. U. W., will
meet tonight.
The assessment at the Police Court Sat-
urday amounted to SO.
Thursday next will be Thanksgiving Day,
a special day appointed by the Governor.
The steamer st. Nicholas carried over a
large party on the excursion to Beaufort
yesterday.
Mr.. H. L. Ferrill. Clerk of the Court of
Ordinary, returned home yesterday from
his trip North.
An informal musicale Of the Choral Asso-
citation will be held at st. Johns Parish Hall
this evening at O'Clock.
Rev. Thomas Boone, rector Of Christ
Church, has returned from his summer
vacation looking much improved.
Ned screven, eolored, was on Saturday In
the Police Court fined 81 for violating the
city Misunderstanding a carpet on the
street.
The steamship Juniata, Captain Dsggett,
left Saturday afternoon for Philadelphia
with a large freight and number OF pas
sengers.
The work OF putting the electric wires
into the Market building was commenced
Saturday, and the globes will be in position
early this week.
Policeman Hall about 10 p. m. Saturday
arrested q colOred man who was lying
drunk on the platform of the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway.
Mr.. Henry Griffith, manager OF the Yves
tern Union Telegraph Company, was among
the passengers who arrived by the City OF
Augusta yesterday from New York.
Mr.. C. W. Stewart, representing the
Printing Department OF the Baltimore
Oriole, arrived here Yesterday In the inter
est Of the approaching celebration.
Two belligerent negroes, who had been
imbibing too freely, were arrested about
midnight Saturday by Lieut.. Sheftall for
lighting in yard and disturbing the neigh
bOrs.
Joe Middleton, colored, was on Saturday
fined in the Police Court 81 for having
barrel in his possession which he admitted
having stolen from man named BIZ Green,
in Lovers lane.
IF. Palmer while drunk was very abusive
to the special Waterman, Sanford Harmon,
at the Savannah Florida and Western Rail-
way depot, and Saturday was fined in the
Police Court s..
Annie Williams, colored female addicted
TO whisky drinking, had fracas with Emma
Brown, eolored, and assaulted her. Satur-
day Annie was arTsigned in the Police
Court and fined So.
Policeman Deignan yesterday afternoon
about three O'Clock arrested a eolored fe-
male who was oecssioning lively disturb
apce on the premises OF citizen In the
southern portion OF the city.
About hAlf-past seven o'clock last evening
a negro was very dtsorderly at the First
African BAPTIST Church, ana disturbed the
worship. Policeman Roach was summoned,
and carried the sacrilegious trooper of to
the barracks.
Mr.. L Walker, Chairman Of the Com
mittee of the Agricultural Society OF south
Carolina, Charleston, adverttses for bids Tor
certain privileges in connection with the ex-
hibition, which will commence November
d and continue four weeks.
The Fords will have their second rehesr-
sal this evening of " The Toodles."
This performance is TO enable the Fords TO
procure funds for the purpose OF erecting
monument over the remains OF their de-
ceased member, II. NJ. Rossignol.
st. Patriek's Choir Association will give
the last picnic OF the season at the Schuet-
zen Park on Tuesday, the 9th September.
The committee are determined to make the
occasion pleasure to all. A special seized
ule will be run to the Park during the day.
Call upon the committee and secure your
tickets.
Saturday morning about twelve O'Clock
Policeman Arrow arrested white man who
had entered the store of merchant, and,
after abusing him, assaulted him. The
assailant was carried off to the police bar
racks OF the merits Of the fraeas we know
nothing, and the above is the only informa-
ton obtained on the subject from the police
barracks.