Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-18
matters ana Things LssOnisMy


Dark seance at the Theatre this evening"
The tug Canoochee arrived here Yesterday
from New river.
The revenue cutter Boutwell, sailed yester-
day on a cruise.
Haverly's Mastodon MInstrels open at
the Theatre on Tuesday night.
The assessment at the Police Court yes
terday amounted to fifteen dollars.
The electric light will illuminate the prin-
cipal streets Of Savannah tonight.
The parade Of the First Regiment on the
22i will take place in the afternoon.
The pilot boat Young America, of Doboy,
was wrecked near that place on thursday
night and viii prove total loss.
We notice that a number Of fine Young
trees, protected by new boxes, are being
placed in Washington square.
There will be hearing to-day in the Su-
periOr Court in the Injunction case against
the city in the matter of the street lamps
There were some hard hits given at the
streets snd lights of Savannah In the
t'HumptY Dlmpty" performance last night.
We had a call Yesterday from Mr.. james
S. Groves, General Agent NJ. +. A, rep
resenting the Sunday Monograph OF Atlanta.
The fine steamer Cumberland will leave
for Doboy and landings on the Altamaha,
Ocmulgee and other intermediate points,
this evening at O'Clock.
The steamer Alice Clark departed for
Augusta aud way landings last night with q
very heavy freight, the larger portion OF
which consisted Of fertilizers.
The erssure or changing OF name in
any public record or docket OF city or
county is prohibited by law and is made
an offense Of serious character.
The sale Of reserved seats for the Jasper
Monumental concert on Monday evening at
the Theatre will commence this morning at
balf-past eight O'Clock at Bren's ticket
Office.
The Spanish bark Nslon was on yesterday
cleared for Barcelona by Mr.. Chas. Green s
Son with a cargo of $50 bales Of upland cot
ton. weighing 455. $50 pounds, valued at
S55, 227.
A neat two story building is being erected
at the passenger depot of the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway, for the &C
cOmmodation OF the Master Of Transports
ton and other officers.
A wise cotton futures young man.
a bull in the market young man;
A marginal creature
new shOrtcrOp feature;
A craDe-on-the hat young man.
Macon Telegraph.
Tickets for the grand masquerade oall OF
the Savannah SehuetZen Gesellschaft on
Monday evening next, at Masonic Temple,
are going of rapidly. 1t is understood
that there will be an unusual number OF
masked characters.
There will be a brilliant display Of the
electric light at the intersection Of Whita-
ker and Congress streets tonight, and while
enjoying it you can step into Heidts drug
store and get a glass Of cold soda water, or
over to Ludden & Bates and take guess a.
those beans.
We learn that the music committee OF
S.. Johns Church have made arrange
ments with Mr. Thos. J. QuiRlaD, the organ
builder, to make important Improvements
in the church organ, among them new set
OF twenty-five note pedals and tremolo for
swell manual.
Mr. J. S. Groves, of Atlanta, who is in
the CITY, is General Agent Of the Mutual
Relief Association of that city, which pays
g 900 to their members when they marry
He will be at the Marshall House for several
days, and will give any information on the
subject that NAV be desired.
At 8 recent performance at Americas OF
Pauline Markham in the 1.-TWO Orphans, "
the audience went out on the third act, and
when the fair Pauline had the curtain rolled
up for the last act there wGs no one IN the
house. How those Americas people must
have sworn when they found out they had
lost whole &C. Of the Orphans