Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23
Meters and Things LaeOuIealIy

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Young Henderson Is getting On very
well.
KNIGHTS Of the Golden Rule meet this
evening.
Tie assessment at the Police Court satur-
| iay amounted to SO.
The Spanish bark Juauita Clar is on the
wsYs undergoing repairs.
There were only two arrests made by the
| police Yesterday, both for minor ofenses.
| TIE Norwegian bark lima IS having the
| damages sustained in the recent collision
/ repaired.
There was a very favorable change in the
temperature yesterday. and the day was
| delightful.
| The government IS having two large fats,
which will be ninety feet long each, built at
Jones' ship yard.
The steamship City OF Augusta sailed for
| New York Saturday with twenty-three
| cabin aud three s,eerage passengers.
Savannah will be exceedingly lively IN
| The theatrical line this week, there being
three different companies at the Theatre.
scipio Miller, colOred. was arrested Sat
/ u-day afternoon By Policeman DufOur FOR
| c1rsfng aud abusing L. Fried at his store.
A newspaper. as an advertising medium,
| IS valuable IN proportion 70 the extent OF its
/ circulation sud the character Of its readers.
The schooner Pharsts, belonging to
/ Captain Fitzgerald, has gone on Jones
/ ways TO have some Necessary repairs made.
/ TIE closing Of barrOoms on SUNDAY has
/ rendered Savannah on that day one Of the
/ Qlie'esr and most orderly cities in the
/ country.
| The street lamps were burning last night.
1 Ha4H ha al Of h~fl auf T
light Up the streets to any great extent, so
70 speak.
| The steamship Gate City arrived here
/ from New York Saturday with a good
freight and fifty cabin and ten storage
| passengers.
Isaac Graham. eolored, was arrested at
| half pas six O'Clock las- evening bY P)-
rceman O'Hara for firing pistol in house
| on Orange street.
lis stated mat the first State Council o.
| he Catholic Knighrs OF America in Georgia
| Eill probably meet at Augusta about the
| middle OF February.
Nelse Holmes, cOlored iehu, paid one
! dollar in the Police Court Saturday for the
| run Of violating city ordinance by driving
! through Jones street lane.
We tender our Acknowledgements to the
sc. Il. C." for an invitation to attend their
| mop GU AuAAelh1f AnC - Al AAstss HAASA
| promises TO be pleasant affair.
B4lthszer R'gho, the fruit dealer, who
| left his home several days since on a hunt
| ing trip and expected TO return the same
day, has not yet been heard from.
The lovers OF TerpsichOrean pleasures
viii not fail 10 secure tickets for the second
grand annual hop Of the E B. 5. C., which
c4kes place on the Sch Of February.
The steamer Katie arrived here from
Augusta and way landings last evening
With a good freight and tWenty-seven cabin
and thirty-seven steerage passengers.
The Spanish steamship Vidal Sala, having
completed her repairs ana taken on board
he portion Of her cargo that was dis
charged, Yesterday sailed for her destina-
rion-B2rcelOna, Spain.
It having been reported that Judge
TOmpkins recommended the pardon Of ".
H. WOoihOuse, we are authorized to state
| that so far from endorsing OF recommend
ing the pardon Judge TOmpkins earnestly
| opposed It.
| Touey Johnson, colored, was srrsigne1 in
| the Police Court Saturday for dis0rderly
| conduct while under the influence OF liquor,
! cursiug, abusing and threatening TO Gu
| Louisa D3ggett with knife. He was fiaed
- or fifteen days.
William Henderson, a cOlOred warrior,
was arrested yesterday afternoon for nring
| his pistol in the street. William will make
! b 5 = cOnd appearance before the Superior
| Court, to answer to the charge Of carrying
| concealed weapons.
A cOlored man employed at GOrdon's cot
! ton press while at work Saturday had his
! right foot terribly crushed By gang plank
/ falling upon g. he was conveyed 10 his
| home in a wagon and DR.. Chisholm sum
:--Jutd. who dressed the injured foot aud
afforded the sufferer all the relief possible.
a sailor named Boeman, who was EN-
| p.cved on the British bark Traveller, wss
| seized with a III at about halfpa four
| O'Clock Saturday afternoon, while at work
| on the deck Of that vessel, and was con-
| ueved in s wagon 20 the Marine Hospital,
where he received the necessary medical at
| Z ntiOn.
The British bark Traveller, which was
/ t0wed into this port some months since by
| the steamship SaTagO ssa and was sold and
| purchased by Captain MOrrissey, is now in
| thorough order, except her rigging, which
Vill be completed in a few days. She is
row taking on board stone ballast prepara-
tory 10 loading for Bremen.
Ire British ship Ardmore was on Satur-
DIV cleared for Liverpool, BY Mr.. Charles
Green's Son. with a cargo OF 4,576 bales Of
! upland cotton. weighing 2, l64 1O5 pound;
/ valued ut $239 543 30. Mr.. Antonio GOgO "a
on Saturday cleared, for MOntevideO, the
| Spanish bark AntOineta, with 8 cargo Of
10000 feet Of lum0eI, valued az $1,000.
Judge Tompkins will preside in the Su
psri0r Court this morning, and viii call the
cases that are assigned for trial in their or
der. Judge POttle VIII continue the trial OF
the case OF ". 5. & W. y. Jones, executors,
&c, vs.. VIM. y. Ha0ersham and VIM.
Hunter, executors, etc, which was com
meneed on Friday aud Is still pending. In
der the law two Judges can preside in the
! Superior Court 81 the same time in cities
OF over ten thousand inhabitants, each try
| Ing a separate case.
Macon Telegraph: 1.-The old white mule
/ Jack long since retired as a veteran by the
| Central Railroad, was taken 10 Pugh's yes
rsrdsy IL Conductor jim Dense, aud his
| Photograph taken. Jack was the motive
| power for shifting cars out At he old Mon
re dep0', where 81. PauPs Church now
sands, long before Browns Hotel or the
| car she'd W s built He is fully forty FIVE
wears old, and WAS retired some time ago.
Since then he has lived in clover, aud looks
| as spry a. a Young mule"