Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-12
Matters and Things LaconIcally
Noted.

Spirits turpentine was quiet yesterday.
Savannah Mutual Loan Association meet
tonight.
Pulaski Loan Association have their regu-
lar meeting tonight.
Oglethorpe Light Infantry have their
quarterly meeting tonight.
Among the guests at Mt. Airy are Mr.. j.
7. Thomas and family, OF Savannah.
The wholesale price of eggs advanced two
cents per dozen in this market yesterday.
An extra communication of Landrum
Lodge Gu. d., F. A. NJ, will be held to-
night.
Hon. John Z. Ward, OF New York, arrived
here yesterday on the steamship City~of
Macon.
There will be rehearsal of Richelieu at
Mozart Hall this "wednesday evening by
the FOrd's.
Among the passengers by the City Of
Macon from New York yesterday vas Capt.
Juo. r. (. TstEnal.
The Board of County Commissioners
have their regular monthly meeting this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Golden Rule Lodge No. u, l. o. 0. F.,
meet tonight for the election OF repre-
sentative and other important business.
Among the passengers by the steamship
Fermoss from New York to Europe on Sat-
urdsy, were Mr.. j. n. johnson and wife, OF
Savannah.
Mr.. s. c. Boyleston, General Passenger
Agent Of the Charleston and Savannah halt
way, arrived IN the city yesterday morning
on business trip.
We understand that there is strong
| movement on foot to reorganiZe the De-
| Kalb r flemen, and that it is meeting WIN
considerable success.
Last night, about O'Clock, negro man
wss arrested By Policeman Bender for Dea'-
ing negro woman in the streets, ana was
/ carried to the barracks.
| Policeman Kelly last night about eight
| o'cIock arrested a negro man who created
! considerable excitement on the street by an
/ assault upon negro woman.
About q quarter to O'Clock last night a
/ white man under the influence OF liquor
/ and creating q disturbance on the streets
was arrested by Policeman Grogan.
The steamship City Of Savannah, hence
| for Philadelphia on Saturday last, arrived at
6 O'Clock Monday evening, in fifty-three and
a half hours from wharf TO wharf.
At the meeting OF the Merchants and Me
| chanics' Loan Association last evening the
| following sales were made: 81 900 at 4615
$1,000 at -. 81 coo at AK, $1,000 at 4617.
Hon. A. I. Mcintyre, his daughter Mrs.
| America jones' and Miss Bessie Merrill, OF
| Townsville, arrived 10 the city yesterday,
| and the two ladies sail for New York this
| morning on the steamer Gate CITY.
The parties doing business on Congress
| street west of Barnard complain that there
/ IS an intolerable odOr from the market,
and also that the scavenger cart has not
sited that vicinity since Sunday last.
telegram to the MORNING News says
| the bond Of l. NJ. Peasants as Internal Reve-
nUe Collector had been received In Wash
inglon and was approved, and that he
! CPieasants) would take charge Of the office
| IN a few days.
We are pleased to see on the streets again
| Mr. Robt. B. Barthelmess, master OF the
Central Railroad carpenter shops. With the
| a'd OF crutches, he Is able to be out, and
| will, we trust, soon be able TO resume the
duties of his position, which he has filled
| with so much satisfaction in the past.
At a quarter after twelve o'clock on Tues
day morning a quarrel took place between
a white man named Flood and some Othel
parties In Perry street lane, near East Broad
street, during which Flood was shot with &
revolver in the body, but was not seriously
n iured. The name of the party who die
the shooting was not ascertained.