Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-26
Matters aud Things LacOnIcany
Noted.

Noted.
The Superior Court will adjourn for the
term on Saturday.
Teutonia Lodge No. z, K. Of P, have an
important meeting this evening.
The grand jury of the Superior Court will
meet at $50 O'Clock this morning.
Charleston will have the electric light in
full blast on the 18th Of September.
The Georgia Huss3rs have an important
meeting to-day at 1 o'clock p. m. at ITO Bay
street.
Major w. F. Shellman, Superintendent of
the Southwestern Railroad at Macon, is IN
the city.
An interesting meeting of Golden Rule
Lodge No. y, l. o. D. F., will take place
this evening.
Milo Freeman, Esq, of Macon, arrived in
Sereven House.
Gilt edge and creamery butter advanced
one cent per pound by the wholesale in this
market yesterday.
German Friendly Society have reunion
this evening, the occasion Of their forty
seventh anniversary.
Mozart Hall, leased by the Ford Dramatic
Association, will hereafter be known as
''FOrd's Opera House"
The brig NJ. E. Dana, here from New
London, reports having experienced head
WINS till she passed Hatteras.
The Chatham Artillery are making ex-
tensive Preparations for their visit to CAaly-
beate Springs on the ID OF August.
There was only one arrest made by the
police yesterday, and at midnight the re-
port from the barracks was "all is quiet"
Al l.
port from Wilmington, made the trip from
thai port to Tybee in one and half days.
We acknowledge receipt of an invitation to
attend the first annual picnic Of the Waiver
Fire Company at the Scnuetzen Park on the
Sth prOxtmO.
Policeman Evans, last night about seven
O'Clock, arrested negro man who was drunk
and disOrderly on the street, and carried him
to the barracks.
Major A. L. Hartridge and son and Mr..
B. G. Dupont were among the passengers
by the City of Macon, who returned from
the North yesterday.
The Ford Amateurs are preparing ener
getically for their performance on Friday
night, and the sale of tickets already report
ed indicates full house.
Mr.. Scott Thornton, popular amateur of
Atlanta, will be in the city tomorrow, and
will probably play wi the Fords on Fri
jaY night, assuming the character of
'Richelieu."
Mr.. James c. Shaw, General Travelling
Agent of the Central Railroad, returned to
the city Yesterday from business trip. He
will look after the Chathams on their visit
to Chslybeate Springs.
The British bark Keewavdin was yes
terday cleared for Liverpool by Messrs.
nomufnc. A. 10 with oaroro Of
1850 barrels of rOsin, weighing 1,1S5, S75
pounds, valued at Sll, $40 50.
The excursion of the Girls Benevolent
Society to TYbee to-day will be a very
pleasant affair. A number Of tickets have
been disposed of, and 1t is predicted the ex-
cursion will be great success.
On and after August LIST all dOgstound run
ming at large without badge for 1882, will
be impounded and disposed OF. A census
Of dogs kept on premises Is to be taken, and
owners will be required to step up ana pay
the required tax.
Mr. Bernard Smith, for eight years Magis-
trate of the city, died last night at his resi-
dence on Farm street, after an illness OF
years OF age. His funeral will take place
this afternoon at o'clock.
A normal school, under the direction Of
Will be established at Americas on the LIST
prOximo MIR. w, H. Baker, SupeTintend-
emit of the Public Schools Of this county,
will have charge of It for a month.
On Sunday last there was very severe
Northwestern near Hatteras, and as there
were about dozen vessels in that vicinity
at the time, # is apprehended some of them
may have sustained considerable damage.
Two of the vessels put into Wilmington, \.
c., and one into Georgetown, s. G., but
to what extent they were damaged is not
known.
The visiting company from Savannah, the
Chatham Light Infantry, aud the South
Carolina Volunteers of this city, spent yes
terdsy at Mount Pleasant. There was a
large attendance of visitors, and the day,
although not especially adapted to outdoor
sports, was passed pleasantly. The troops
came back to the city about 10 o'clock last
night. The visitors return to Savannah to-
night Charleston NeloS and Courier, 25th.