Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-28


Noted.
The Chatham Artillery viii spend the
aFOurth" at Rose Dhu.
The barge lockwood left at six o'clock
last evening for Darieu-
Golden Rule Lodge No. -. 1. o. o. F.,
have e regular meeting tonight.
Teutouia Lodge No. 2. K. OF P, viii have
an election OF officers this evening.
The steamer Alice Clark wiz be ready to
commence running again on the 15.h Of
July.
A notice OF interest 10 the WomaD's
Christian Temperance Union appears else
where.
Msior L. Minis, formerly Of Savannah,
now Of Atlanta, is I'm the city on visit to
his many friends.
The steamer Katie on her last trip here
made sixteen miles in an hour, which Is
remarkably fast time.
TIE steamer Mary Fisher arrived here
from Cohen's Bluff yesterday with q gooi
freight and passenger list
James B. West, Esq the well known and
popular steamship agent, has gone North
By raj on important business.
The usual rain fell yesterday afternoon,
and now the man who was afraid OF a
drought is becoming disguised.
We tender our acknowledgements for an
invitation to 3 hop a. Whitesville Academy
on Friday evening, the SOth inst.
The new engines snd boiler for the steam
er Nary Fisher will arrive here in few
dsys. and will be placed In her as soon as
received.
The excursion Of the Young Mems Church
Guild to Tybee this afternoon, should the
weather prove pleasant, Will carry down a
gOodly crowd.
The Office OF the Georgia and Florida
Steamboat Company has been reprinted
and renovated, and It's appearance Is very
much improved.
Yesterday morning about twelve O'Clock
Policeman Smith arrested two negro men
CHARGED with stealing some money from
another dusky brother.
Mr. D. J. Mullaney, Travelling Passenger
Agent Of the Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railway Cincinnati Southern
Railway, Is in the city on business.
Mr.. Nathan K. Platshek has been invited
20 deliver az address before the students OF
Eastman Business College, Poughkeepsie,
~ Y, on Saturday, the oth proximo.
Prince Barnard, negro, while working a.
the Baltimore steamship wharf, about half
past eleven o'clock Yesterday, was painfully
injured in the leg by piece OF iron falling
upon It.
The Governor has appointed Col. J. H.
EstiIl one Of the Commissioners Of Chatham
county and ex-officio Judges to I'll the
vacancy caused by the death Of NJ. H.
Meyer, ESQ.
The board per month Of four weeks at
the Chalybeate Springs Hotel is $50 instead
OF $40, as a typographical error made # ap
pear yesterday. The rates will be found in
our advertising columns.
Mr.. NJ Isaac, one OF the most active, en-
ergetle and successful merchants of Thorn
ssville, was in the city Yesterday, on his
way to New York. He will be absent until
about the first OF August.
We are indebted to Mr.. Rssu Campbell,
Travelling Agent OF the Cincinnati southern
Railway, for 4 handsomely illustrated
pamphlet entitled "Rambles for Summer
DAYS" being a guide to the mountains,
lakes aud sea shore.
A negro named Tom Williams, arrested
on Friday night for an assault and battery
on q woman, It is now asserted is the muir
derer OF a negro named Mosley, st No. 2
C4ntral Railroad, In 1873, and will be held
subject to that charge.
The steamship City Of Savannah, hence
for Philadelphia Saturday last, "a h instant,
At - o'clock, arrived at her wharf in Phila.
delDhia Monday afternoon at 5:45 O'Clock,
making the passage in ifty-three hours and
fsteen minutes from wharf TO wharf.
Several kerosene barrels which were being
shipped up the river yesterday by firm fl
this city, were TecOFn'zsd as having been
stolen from the naval stores wharf. They
we're innocpntly purchased, however, and
as it was difficult to ascertain from whom
the barrels had been bought, no action
was taken IN the matter by the losers.