Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-29

TIE rosin market was active yesterday.
The plot boat Pet Is undergoing repairs.
The lumber business Is very quiet at
present
TIE Public Schools viii close for the term
cn Friday.
The new water works VIII be in operation
esriy On July.
Cart D. G. Purse returned Yesterday
from flying business trip North.
A decline In the lower grades OF rosin
took place IN tbs market yesterday
Hsupt Lodge No. .. |. o. o. F., Will
have an election Of officers to night
Notice o. a lost brscelet in Christ Church
on Tuesday night appears elsewhere.
Tne schooners Caroline Hal and Aaron
Il upsrd have been chartered to bring coal
10 this port
A rcllcemSn wss yesterday fined in the
Police Court I've dollars for sitting down
wnle OF duty.
A 1e-ter addressed Miss Glars Hendriek-
sou, Ssvauush, Is held FOR postage IN TIE
Charls SION offce.
savannah Bank and Trust Company have
declared dividend Of per cent, payable
on the hrst proximo.
aheE B. s. c. Social Club will give an
excursion % Tvhse on the steamer 81.
Nicholas on the l2.h.
Tee steamship Gate City, for New York,
carried out yesterday very large numotr
q passengers and a Dig freight.
Rev P. Meudez, the Rabbi OF the He
brew synagogue, left yesterday by the
steamship Gate City for New York.
The First Volunteer Regiment OF Georgia
VIII celebrate the Al Of July BY parade at
bslfpssi six O'Clock in the morning.
The city vas unusually quiet yesterday
snd here was no news OF an exciting or
interesting character afost in the city.
TIE Ford Dramatic Amateurs will have a
run arefs rehearsal on Friday night prepsr-
atory 10 their departure for Brunswick.
Charlev GILES, negro, arrested for throw
ING watermelon rind on the street, was yes
toraay in the Police Court fined one dollar.
The steamship SaragOssa, Captain I. A.
Wooner. left Tor Baltimore Yesterday, with
a large freight aud s number Of passengers.
The police are in search OF q negro man
named Hunt, who Is suspected of being con-
i cerned IN the cotton robbery which took
place few days since.
Among the passengers on the Gate City
/ FOR New York yesterday, were Messrs. j. +.
{ Mccarthy, P. ;. Gleason and W. +. Hogan,
who are OF for short vacation.
Ttfs understood that the Chatham Artil-
I lery vii, the latter part OF July, spend s
E week CT ten days st Cnalybeate Springs, II
i satisfactory arrangements can be made.
/ Among the passengers North by the Gate
/ Cts Yesterday were DR.. J. I. Charlton. Mr.
r Il Conner and Miss c. Connor, Mrs. Moy =
/ uelo and children aud Mrs. Wilbur and son.
/ Isaac Thompson and Abraham Stewart,
I negroes charged with robbing Sandy Bal
Tie. negro, Of = sum OF money, were yesjer-
dsy turned over from the Police Court to
1 the City Court.
Two negro men, cursing and acting ia a
/ loud snd boisterous manner on the wharf
i OF the Ocean Steamship Company, were ar
rested last night about halt-past seven, by
/ Sergeant Langley.
Among the freight OF the Gate City yes
+ teriay for New York we're 1895 watelmel-
/ ous. 40 crates peaches, l refrigerator
peaches, .424 boxes and barrels OF vegeta-
/ 5les, and 50 turtles.
Yesterday morning a colored man applied
a. Breu's ticket cffice for an excursion
l tieket 10 Washington, stating he wished TO
attend the hanging OF Guiteau, and was
I would be no excursion
/ The schoor er Nellie T. Morse, which was
i aground on Port Royal bar, was gotten of
Is Tire revenue cutter Mccullough and
I tOwed into Port Royal. Il is expected that
/ as soon as the water Is pumped out OF her
/ she viii proceed On her voyage, as it Is
I thought that she has not sustained any
I damage.