Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-28
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The rosin market was active yesterday.
Alliance Lodge No. $50 meet tonight.
A chief Of the convict guard Is advertised
for.
The total fines in the Police Court yester-
day amounted TO S24.
Clear NIB sides advanced x, long clears
x and hams 4 cent in this market yester-
The c. ". Lord has been withdrawn from
She Boston line. Her cargo vii arrive Sat
urdsy.
The pupils Of the public schools were
fusY yesterday afternoon decorating their
clAss rooms.
The steamship VIM. Lawrence will Icy up
after this trip for the purpose Of undergo
ing repairs.
The frame for one Of the new locomotives
being built at the Central Railroad shops is
completed.
The steam dredge Henry Burden, having
completed her repairs, will start to work
again to-day.
The examinations in the public schools
viii take place to-day, and Of course will De
we'll attended.
The amount of donations and subscrip-
tons received At the cemetery on Memorial
Day was SOB 81.
We learn that a schooner with load OF
corn, which will be stored IN the new grain
elevator, IS daily expected here.
Mr.. ". VI. HeywsTl, the efficient deputy
clerk Of the United States Courts, left for
Macon last night TO attend court.
A puddle Of water on West Broad street,
A. the corner 81 Stewsrt, Is sn eyesOre to
he residents. l. should be filed up.
People who hsve chickens on their premi-
ses should see that they are securely coOped
up a. night, as the filters are very scrive.
A drunken man was picked up in John
son square at 7:30 O'Clock last evening by
Policeman Kelly and taken to the bar
racks.
Macon telegraph: Savannah is keeping
sep with the Improvement in Georgia. She
has a building boom on hand which has not
been eqUslled in a decade
Mr.. James c. shaw, General Travelling
Passenger Agent OF the Central Railroad,
returned to the CITY Yesterday. He is ac-
cOmpanied by his wife and daughter.
Frank Walton, eolored, who was arrested
on Wednesday night for threatening to
shoot a man in the street, was yesterday in
the Police Court fined SO or thirty days.
The American brig Mary Celeste, from
Havana for Delaware BrealSwater with 8
cargo Of mOlssses, which put into this port
IN distress, sailed yesterday for her destins-
ton.
Capt. Paul BoyntOn, who is one Of the
managers Of the "Big Whale" invites the
children Of all the orphan ssylums, both
male and female. TO visit the show free Of
charge to-day and Saturday.
a colored woman cursing and abusing
smother cOlored woman in her house, and
using profsne language on the street, was
srrested at nine o'clock last night BY Police
man Kelly.
The steamer st. Nicholas win leave on an
excursion to Warsaw Sound on Sunday next
az ten O'Clock, and Capt. Paul BOyton will
render the trip interesting by an exhibition
Of his ssuatic feats.
Mr.. Timothy Sullivan went down in front
OF the wharf Of the steamer Katie yesterday
afternoon, and brought up from the bottom
Of the river three hstchets, 8 monkey
wrench and hammer.
The pupils Of the Anderson Street Pres
bVferian Sunday School will have an excur
sion 10 Daufuskie on the 4th Of June.
The excursion will land at Mr.. StOddard's
place aud will leave On the steamer Katie.
A number Of colOred youths have COM
menced bathing 10 B1bo's canal, near the
ThunderbOlt road, where they eau be seen,
perfectly nude, by people driving by. As
this is our principal drive, this practice
should be stopped by the proper authorities.
Yesterday afternoon while eolored man
was working az a lighter at the Philadelphia
steamship wharf, unloading rosin, q barrel
fell on the front portion Of one of his feet,
iniuring It so badly that he was compelled
Il cult work and seek the services of ply
stefan.
Commencing on the first of May, the
Central Railroad VIII run fast train as far
SIS station AZ, on that road, for the accom-
mediation Of people who do business in
town aud live in that section during the
summer months. The train will make thirty
miles per hour.
As there seems to be a Misrepresentation
on the subject, we would state that counsel
for defense In the recent case of the State
IS. W. g. Fairchild, did not, in their srgu-
Inents, in any manner refer adversely to the
testimony OF John E. Bowling, or attempt
TO fmpeach it. The evidence of this young
man was brief, but clear and positive.
The British bark BOroms was on yester-
dav cleared for Liverpool by Messrs. Hoist
4 Co, with cargo of l ,415 bales Of upland
cotton. weighing 656, 800 pounds, valued al
$40 Al 43; 75 bales OF sea island, weighing
"a, 351 pounds. valued at $3.50 o.; 975 pieces
II gaff sticks, valued at $50; 247 692 feet OF
timber, valued at g, 493 So. aud 600 bags Of
cotton seed, weighing 81, 500 pounds, val
ued at 5000, which was shipped By Mr.. Il.
Z. Graybill.