Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-24

Noted.
Alliance Lodge No. $50, &. Of H., meet
tonight.
The total assessment st the Police Court
yesterday amounted TO SIS.
O1ly one arrest was recorded at the po-
Ice barracks up TO 2 a. N. to-day.
Fine audiences are attending the Chris
dan Church services at Armory Hall.
Six handsome new coaches arrived here
Yesterday for the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway.
Mr.. John A. Douglas Is having q neat and
attractive front put in first floor Of his resi-
dence on York street.
The fee dealers evidently expect q long
and warm summer, as they are laying in q
bountiful supply Of fee.
The Tybee telephone line was down yes
terdaY, and In consequence we are without
reports from that point.
The yacht Nettle is about to be repaired,
and will be in good condition before the
yachting season commences.
The sale Of reserved seats for "The Mas
cote" will commence al Bren's ticket
Office this morning st $50 O'Clock.
There was fall Of nearly twenty degrees
In the thermometer yesterday morning early
as compared with the preceding day.
The Board OF Pharmaceutical Examiners
will meet IN Macon on the 81 of April, and
attention is directed to the call elsewhere.
The lumber business is on boom st pres
eQt, judging from the large number Of yes
sells that are taking or cargoes at this port.
An important meeting Of the Executive
Council Citizens Sanitary Association will
be held at Metropolitan Hall on Saturday
evening.
The brig Helen VI. Rowley, from Kings
Ferry for Port Spain, Trinidad, which put
IN here with her rudder broken, on yester-
day sailed for her destination.
The Russian bark Hercules was on Yester-
day cleared for Cadiz, by Messrs. J. K.
Clarke s. Co., with g cargo of 430,053 feet
Of lumber, valued at So, $50 90.
Messrs. r. Habersham's Son & Co. will
ship 400 bushels Of rice chat by the New
York steamer leaving Saturday to parties in
that city, who use It extensively for pack
ing purposes.
Bishop Gross, Of Savannah, was in atten-
dance az a council Of Bishops of the prov
ince Of Baltimore on Wednesday, when three
persons were nominated, from whom the
Vatican will select q successor for the late
Bishop Lynch, Of Charleston.
Augusta Nesss: Judge VIM. sehley, of
New York, and q well known former citi-
zen OF georgia, is WISHING MI. L. >. berck-
mans. Judge Schley is one Of the most
genial and distinguished representatives Of
great Georgia names, and his presence is al
ways welcomed among his old friends"
Charleston has been so troubled with
trsmps and Migrants Of late that the su-
thorities have determined to get rid Of them,
and the guilty when arrested or applying
at the police station for lodgings, are given
twenty-four hours in which to shake from
their feet the dust Of the City by the Sea.
"The Tourists" viii be in Savannah
Wednesday next. The New Orleans
P5cqyttTe says Of this company: "'The
Tourists closed here last night, having
played to large audiences for one week.
This is the most satisfactory all-around
company that has been here this season.
Every performer in it is good, and such an
organization will always do well here"
a young FLY belonging TO Henry Wayne's
stable, on West Broad and York streets,
while taking exercise in front of the stable,
yesterday afternoon about half-past four
o'clock, was stricken with cramps In the
hind quarters, probably brought on by the
sudden change from her warm stall to the
cold wind outside. It was only after an
hour Of rubbing that any relief was given.