Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-14
ns,ssrs and ThIns. LasOnrsaIry


Cotton futures advanced three to i've
points Yesterday.
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 2Sl, FAN,
win meet tonight.
The deaths in Charleston last week num-
bered whites 9, colored "A.
The total assessment at the Police Court
matinee yesterday amounted to over $50.
The S. P. T. A. G. Club give their Easter
hop on Monday, April 10th, st Turner
Hall.
Among the arrivals in the city yesterday
was Hon. r. F. Lyon, ri Macon, VINO Is
stopping at the screven House.
The boiler Of the tug Canoochee gave out
mp the river on Sunday LAST, aud she was
lowed back to the city by the steamer
Katie.
The anrual meeting Of the stockholders
81 the skidawsv Shell Road will he held Oh
Friday afternoon, when Board OF Directors
will be elected.
The list OF vessels up. cleared and sailed
fo- this port consists OF twentv-one bsrks,
two briggs and fourteen schOonersi total
Of thirtY-seveu vessels.
We learn from the truck farmers that the
rsin on Sunday night greatly benefited the
growing vegetables. l. was much needed
and did not come too soon.
The synopsis Of the report Of the Superin-
tendent Of Public Schools, which spDesrs In
this issue, contains mnch Of interest, and
should receive careful perusal.
The Injunction case OF W. W Gordon ct
al. vs. the Ocean Steamship COMPANY Of
Savannah IF 81. will come up for hearing
IN the Superior Court this morning.
Mr.. VIM. z. Brooke. Of Trenton, n. j.,
Superintendent Of the American Saw Com
p7nv. hiss been in the city several DAYS look
ing after the mills and the mill firms.
Avery elegant silver-plafed fitting pitcher,
purchased st HsmilfOn's jawelrv store. will
he among the presents distributed at Prof.
Msesllister's entertainment tonight.
Capt. n. &. Reed, q prominent resident
| OF Charleston, aud a distinguished Mason
who has many friends 10 Savannah, died In
the former city on Sunday morning last.
The delightful weather yesterday tempted
the owners Of good roadsters to indulge in a
drive on the shell, and the Thunderbolt
road was thronged with all kinds Of We
hicles.
We had pleasant call last evening from
Mr.. Tom B. Warner, advance agent, and
/ Mr.. VI. L0ngmire, manager for Professor
Mscallister. clever gentlemen and efficient
in their line.
The only arrest recorded at the police bar
/ rscks uD TO one O'Clock last night was that
az negro who was drunk and disorderly on
the street, and who was taken in charge by
Policeman Crsnston.
At the thirty fourth monthly meeting Of
the Southern Mutual Losn Association lest
! night the following ssles we're made: 81 ,OM
AZ 40. 81, 900 at 421%. 50 900 at 43, and 81 ,OOC
st a per cent. premium.
Jennings ard Madame Demorest and
| - - -. = - Dr.
lsski House since Saturday, left YESTERDAY
on the steamer Florida for Jacksonville and
trip up the st. Johns river.
There will be full rehearsal and drill fol
the entire bill for the April entertainments
by the Fords at Mozart Hall tonight Tues
day), az s O'Clock sharp. The members ar'
expected to attend promptly.
| The letter Of City Surveyor Howard sub
mftted at the meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners Yesterday. IN refer
enee 70 the work on Hutchinson's Island
contains gratifying information.
George Green, coiored, whose arrest To-
! stealing several articles from Willie Ste
pheus, colored, has been noticed, was YES
terday in the Police Court sentenced tr
thirty days sol 1urn at Cuyler swamp.
D4rien Gazette: "sheriff Blouut sold Champ
ney Island on Tuesday last. for $13 coo
Nessrs. Jas. n. Johnston aud Edmund M
Green, OF Savannah, being the purchasers
Captain Barnwell will continue to plant thu
| island"
Hsgsr Fov, the dusky 6amsel who at
tempted-to steal a shawl from q lady at thu
| Central Railroad wharf, and was very shu
sive when arrested and threatened 70 STRIKE
the lady, was turned over from the Police
Court to the City Court.
The great walking match at the Thunder
( holt Park course, which takes place thi
afternoon. IS attracting considerable atten-
ton, and it is probable that there will be {
large crowd present. A special schedule
will be run on the Coast Line Railroad.
/ Rebecca Owens, q notorious colored fe-
male, who created great excitement on the
street Sunday afternoon by her OutrageOu
ard disgusting conduct, was 1D before thu
Police Court Yesterday and fined twenty five
dollars and thirty DAYS imprisonment. 1t Il
! TO be hoped her service IN the chain gaDE
may be OF benefit to her.
Capt. Robert Falligant viii deliver the ad
dress at the coming commencement of iht
Wesleyan Female College. Macon. The
TeleQrdpb says: "Captain Faliigsnt Is one o
| the readiest ana most captivating orators il
the State. and those who may hear him vii
more than inGorse this opinion. a better
| selection could not have been made"