Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-08
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Noted.


German Friendly Society will meet this
evening.
Show us 8 liberal advertiser, and we will
snow you 8 rich man.
If a young man hiss not enough monthly
bills to pay let him join club.
z .rubbsbel Lodge No. Is, F. A. NJ, will
have an extra communication tonight.
Southern Mutual Loan Association have
their regular monthly meeting tonight.
A new hose reel has been put on the Cen
trail Railroad wharf for convenience in case
o. fire.
The tug Winpenny has been newly
painted aud emDellished, and her appear
ance is very much improved.
A colored man. fighting in the market
basement, was arrested Saturday afternoon
at 4 o'clock by Policeman Collins.
The Board OF Officers of the First Regi-
ment will meet tonight az Jasper Greens
Hall, for the consideration Of important
business.
Mr.. Henry P. Kennedy, editor of the
ProgreSs Tampa. Florida, and correspondent
Of The Florida DAILY Tunes, Jacksonville, Is
in the city.
A colored man, interfering with an officer
IN the discharge nf his duty, was taken to
the barracks At LAS o'clock Saturday night
by Policeman B-antley.
The Y. NJ. T. A C. have their first annual
picnic at the Schuetzen Park on Monday.
June 5th, and an efficient committee are
making arrangements for the event.
Mrs. NJ. Mcclellan Brown, of Pittsburg,
and Miss NJ. Florence MOsber, Of Baltimore,
prominent in the temperance lecture field,
are in the city, registered at the Marshall
House.
The steamer Mary Fisher has been recent
Is purchased by Captain W. 7. Gibson, Of
the steamer Alice Clark, who will have new
eogines and new wheel put in. She will
be repainted and placed in good condition
in every respect, and will make regular trips
up the river under his command.
The steam pleasure yacht Brunette arrived
here Saturday from Jacksonville, having
Stopped at several points Of interest along
the coast with a pleasure party on board
consisting of her owner, Captain James H.
Peabody, Major W. D. NAPLES, Robert
Hsbersham, Esq, and c. NJ. Cunningham
Esq.
Some time during friday night the prem
Uses OF a cOlOred shoemaker, Robert Tolbert,
on BRYAN street, near Lincoln, were entered
through the front window of the house,
and a very valuable mocking bird was stolen
from its cage. The bird was q remarkable
singer and whistler, and the owner had on
several occasions refused to sell him for
twenty-five dollars. No clue to the thief.
Saturday morning about nine O'Clock a
fracas occurred between two colored
men at the Baltimore steamship wharf
about some money, which one had be-
longing to the other and refused to
give up. After a lively bout, in which
The claim ant of the money was getting badly
used up, the services of a policeman were
obtained, and the combat was ended by the
darkey who refused to give up the money
teing marched off to the barracks.
Saturday between II and l o'clock the
mate of the steamer st. Nicholas went to
the Philadelphia steamship to see friend
who was on board the tug Forest City,
which was lying near said wharf. While
going on board he missed his footing, and
fell into the river between the tug and
wharf. He is q good swimmer, and man
aged to keep himself afiOat, and succeeded
IN catching hold of one OF the tenders, to
which be held until he was hauled up on
deck. all right, but unplesssntly damp.