Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-06
Meters and Things LacOnicalIy


DsKNb Lodge No. 9. I o. o. F., meet
tonight.
The Police Court session Saturday real
lied $l4.
The jingle OF the street car bells has a
metropolitan sound.
Georgia Historical Society have q regular
meeting this evening.
Syrup and buckwheat cakes are now In
order for the breakfast table.
'sGreen Room Fun" at the Theatre on
Wednesday and Thursday next
TIE state of the temperature at O'Clock
gives promise Of frost this morning.
Nellie Wright was fined $40 in the Police
Court Saturday for using obscenee Ian
gusge.
The Irish Jasper Greens viii have very
pleasant military hop on Wednesday even
ing, the 18th inst.
The Park yesterday afternoon was
thrOnged with promenaders, sad presented
lively appearance.
The Northern travel is steadily increasing,
and the indications are that It will be uu-
usually large this season.
The work Of putting up the stands at the
court house for the election to- morrow Will
be commenced this morning.
The work of dredging at the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway whsrves will
be commenced this morning.
The mail for points west Of Dupont, on
the s. E. ard W Railroad, will close st three
O'Clock D. m, until further orders.
Up to one O'Clock this morning there we're
several candidates for the Police Court to-
day registered-all for drunkenness.
Broughton street, between Bull and
Whitaker streets. was brilliantly illuminated
with the electric light Saturday night.
A white man was arrested Saturday morn
ing about half past three O'Clock, by Police
msn Jones, for being drunk In the Market.
The steamship Junists carried, Saturday,
10 Philadelphia, among other 1relgnt,
eleven barrels of terrspins and three barrels
OF goat skins.
Saturday afternoon Policeman Evans
arrested a negro man for attempting 10 Oh
l tain money from Messrs. Smith & Kelly on
false pretences.
The steamship Saragossa, under command
of Captain Luke Hooper, arrived from Bal
/ timOre Saturday with a big freight and q
| number OF passengers.
The steamships City OF Savannah and
| Dessoug both sailed for New York yester-
day with large freIghts, the latter carrying
a number OF passengers.
Mr.. Brantlv A. Denmark, Of Savannah,
| and Colonel John G. Dell, Of Sylvania, were
admitted as members o. the bar OF the
Supreme Court or Friday last.
On Saturday afternoon, young man who
was charged with imperiinence to a young
lady, was called upon by her brother, II
is stated, and severely thrashed.
Wesley Lane and Tom Jones, negroes,
| found sleeping IN the shed Of the Knicker-
| booker Ice Company, were Saturday in the
Police Court fined 81 or ten days each.
The present week will be the Hveliest 10
The amusement line this season. Three
| different theatrical companies. two nights
each, and a mammoth circus for two days.
The lands on Hutchinson Island are now
| offered for lease in whole or Ia sections OF
from 100 TO $50 acres. Further information
can be obtained b7 applying to Mr. John b.
Howard, City Surveyor:
The steamship City of Macon arrived at
| Tybee Saturday night az nine O'Clock, ana
| came up to the city yesterday afternoon.
She had q large freight, and number Of
Savannah and other passengers.
Harry Allan, one OF the company that
will present ''The Professor" to night, was
formerly 8 member Of Alice Oates com
pauy, in the days when the viVacious Alice
was at the pinnacle Of her fame.
The steamship Gate City arrived at her
wharf Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from
Boston, having made the trip from dock to
dock in the excellent time Of seventy-tWo
hours. She brought 8 big freight and
large number Of passengers.
Mr.. s. Solomon was Saturday after
room arrested on a warrant issued by Mag
istrate Molina on the charge OF libel and
gave bond for his appearance at the NoVem-
Der term of the City Court. The affidavit
was made by Magistrate s. Elsinger and
was caused by q communication which so
peared In the Atlanta Constitution on the 30
signed "John Bull" and which it IS alleged
was written by Mr.. solomon.
| The Greek proprietor of the fruit stand
on the corner Of Barnard and Broughton
streets, was, on Saturday evening, interfered
with ia some way by 8 white man, and
knocked him down. Two friends Of the
party then took a hand In the affair and
were very promptly tackled by the dealer,
ard the sffsir then ended. The Greek roll
ing up cigarette, resumed his walk
before his stand, calmly smoking.