Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-04
Hstsers aud Things LacOnicsIIy

NOtt0s
Gen. A. r. Lswtoo returned to the city
yesterday.
The summer tourists are returning IN
large numbers.
Lsndrum Lodge CO. D }. F. A. NJ, have
meeting this evening.
A meeting Of the Young Mems Church
Guild will be held this evening.
Keep your temper to-day. Nothing is
gained by giving away to passion.
Do your duty at the polls to day, and en-
courage your friends TO do likewise.
The revenue derived from the session Of
the Police Court yesterday was $2S.
Examine your tickets carefully before
voting, and see that It is deposited in the
box.
D.. W. s. LawtOn, who has been absent
for some weeks, returned home day or
two since.
The City of Augusta left for New York
yesterday with large freight and good pas
senger list.
Up to midnight there were only two ar
rests for drunkenness recorded at the po-
lice barracks.
The steamship George Appold, Captain
Foster, left for Baltimore yesterday, with 8
large freight and number Of passengers.
The steamship Junists, Capt. Dag0ett,
arrived from Philadelphia yesterday with a
number OF passengers and large freight.
Messrs. Charles Green's Son & Co. cleared
Yesterday the Spanish bark. Nalon for
/ Montevi -. with 1872 99 feet lumber,
valued at s., $50.
The man who Is a Democrat only so long
as h can use the party for his own pur-
poses cannot leave the party too socn for
/ the party's good.
| Let every registered citizen who has the
welfare OF the community at heart go to the
polls today, and deposit his vote for the
| Democratic ticket.
You can see the comet at O'Clock in the
morning, and II you don't get up TO see
soon you will not have the opportunity
again for nearly forty years.
The Savannah Military Academy opens its
first session to-day. Major j. Burgess,
the principal, informs US that sixty-eight
pupils have already entered.
Mrs. George Thatcher and Mrs. G. D.
| Primrose, wives Of the we'll known minstrels
| who appear here tomorrow night, arrived
| Yesterday by the steamship Juniata.
The Democratic party have presented men
for the Legislature who have not sought
office, but. who have consented to serve the
county merely as q matter Of duty, and at
great personal sacrifice.
We are Informed that dead horse has
been living near WoOdville, thick settle
ment on the Augusta road, since Sunday
last, aud there is considerable complaint
among the residents about It,
We had the pleasure Of meeting last even
ing ProfessorJ. G. NJ. Johnston, who arrived
here in the morning, and will enter upon ME
duties at the Savannah Military Academy.
| IL l. a drata Of Vale College.
Waveross Rsporter: Thanks to DR.. J. T.
Mcfarland. Health Officer OF Savannah, for
the morsuarv report OF that CITY for the
week ending the 22d instant. 1t shows con-
ciusively that the city was never clearer OF
disease"
Those who vote to day should have a care.
ANY man voting who has not paid bis taxes
is liable to be Indicted. The offense is a
misdemeanor, and may turn out very ex-
pensive exercise Of the glorious right OF
suffrage.
The steamship CITY OF Savannah arrived
Yesterday from New York, with ninety cabin
aud twenty Storage passengers, besides
large freight. Her clever commander, Cap
tain Catherine, reports having had splen-
did trip.
Caroline Bythwood and Frances Mellow
| ell, colored, were up in che Police Court FOR
disorderly and profaue conduct on the street
Monday midnight, disturbing the sum6ers
o. law abiding citizens. Caroline was fined
So or ten days and Frances 50 or fifteen
| days.
The pastor OF the Pilgrim Congregational
Church, cOlOred, on the Augusta rosd, ABOUT
three miles from the city, complains that the
services Of the church are disturbed Sunday
afternoon by the disorderly conduct OF par
ties under the influence of liquor.
The schooner William H. Jones, Captain
Falkenburg, lumber laden, from st. Mary's,
Ga, for New York, put into this port leak
ing. She encountered rough weather on
last Sunday in the Gulf stream, and coz
sequently was compelled to seek harbor,
and is now making about 500 strokes per
hOur. Il is probable there will be no survey
held. but she will take on extra hands and
| prOceed on her VOysge.