Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-18
Matters and Things LaeORieziIy
Noted

Excelsior Lodge No. s, X. OFF, meets to-
night.
Savannah Lodge No. 1,15S, K. of H.. meet
tonight.
Only one arrest at the barracks last night
up to midnight.
A special meeting Of the Savannah Schuet-
zens will be held this evening.
Chatham Mutual Loan Association meet
tonight at Metropolitan Hall.
Spirits turpentine declined a half cent
per gallon in this market yesterday.
The number OF interments in Charleston
last week were 46-Whites IA, colored b.
Alta meeting Of the Railroad Mutual Loan
Association last evening $1,000 were sold
al SO.
Miss Alice BourQuin, one Of the most eff
| Client Of our public school teachers, is enjoy
ing her vacation at Gainesville.
The petit Jurors Of The City Court are moi
required 20 appear until Tomorrow
/ "wednesday at 10 o'clock q. N.
Policeman Jones last night about eight
/ o'clock arrested negro woman VINO wa:
drunk and disorderly on the street.
The list Of vessels up cleared and sailed
for this port consists Of one ship, thirteen
barks, ak brigs and nine schooners-
The delegates from Chatham county tc
| the Gubernatorial Convention lef5 last nigh'
bv the Central Railroad train for Atlanta
Among the passengers who arrived from
! New York last evening by the steamship
| City OF Augusta were Messrs' 1holSs Heu-
derson and J. j. Dale.
The regatta at the Isle Of Hope on the
second M August will be a grand affair.
IT, UontOomery regatta has been post
| noDad n the 15-h Of August
| Aro-,sfs sees Savannah On the gas ques-
| .to, 80 roes her better Savannah re-
5ncss after the first proX 70 - ~ per
.5'O,7ssnd cubic feet and Augusta TO 81 0U
Der thousand cubic feet
The steamer Silver Spray arrived here
,r1r1 Beaufort yesterday with colored
| -aJIitarv company called the Beaufort Light
| Infantfv, on an excursion, and lefttor Beau
| fort at 4 o. N. on her return.
The Eufaw Club OF Augusta, which went
| M, ten days' maroon down the river or
| the schooner Mary j., returned by way oil
Port Royal on Saturday. The hshing wa
| good, and they expressed themselves al
| being very much pleased with their trip.
The Savannah Yacht Club, at their meet
| inc Yesterday, concluded the purchase Of
the tract at Thuuderbolt, and ccmmittet
were Amounted to at once proceed with the
VOL, Of having the club house erected
in accordance with the plans dfcldeo upon
Captain J. R. sloat, Of the steamer 81.
Nicholas. will leave for the NORM on
Wednesday next, on 3 months IeSVe,9i-
absence. During his absence Mr. :. >: Ma
gin 1be nresent purser Of the boat, will be
placed in command.
few DAYS since 2 young man named
OsnfeI Sullivan, Jr., fell off one OF the tram
Ivav cars at Tybee and had his right shoulder
knocked out OF Joint and his arm slightly
| bruisei. When he returned home the SER
| vices Of physician were secured and the
| injured member was set.
At half-past three O'Clock yesterday after
| noon q colored woman, one OF the txcuI-
siOnists on the steamer Silver Spray, was
near the top OF the gang plank, and about
! to step on shore, when her foot clipped and
she relied all the way down the gangway on
| board the steamer again, and came very
near going overheard. She, however, SUI
tanned no irjuIy beyo1d a few slight
| bruises.
Mr.. Sam s Guekenheimer, the Junior OF
the firm of s. Guckenheimer " Son, return
| ed home yesterday after a six weeks absence
at Saratoga and in the business centres OF
the North. He is Drimf1l OF new ideas, 10
/ fine health, aud will display renSEed energy
/ and enterprise in the establishment In wnicn
| he has been en- efficient worker for many
/ years. He had . cordial greeting from his
| many friends.