Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-04

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Noted.
There was an advance in the hide market
yesterday.
solomon's Lodge Noe 1, F. A. NJ, will
meet tonight.
Eggs declined three cents per dozen in
market yesterday.
The total amount of fines imposed in the
Police Court yesterday was $44.
The Trinity Church Sunday school picnic
will take place tomorrow at Grimball's
Point.
The steamer David Clark is expected here
from Charleston during the early portion Of
next week.
The eastern portion of Kelly's wharf is
being repaired and new, substantial posts
are being put in.
The German Volunteers were out last
night with the Republican Blues Brass Band
on serensding tour.
The registration books will be closed on
Monday, June 5,h. II you have not yet
registered delay no longer.
The Republican Blues have their annual
picnic on the 10Th at the SchuetZen PARK.
The cars leave Bolton street at $50 3. m.
The picnic Of the Cathedral Sunday
School at the Scheutzen Park yesterday Was
largely attended, and was a very pleasant
affair.
Mr.. ". II. Baker, Superintendent; Mr.. J.
VI. Cannon and Miss Julia Muslin, Of So
vannsh, are attending the Teachers COnven-
ton in Augusta.
John Maxwell, colored, was yesterday
fined three dollars in the Police Court for
violating city ordinance, beating carpets IN
the Park extension.
John Reilly and Scott Williams, colored,
paid 81 each In the Police Court yesterday
for the fun Of playing base ball within the
city limits, contrary to the ordinances.
The tug NJ. B. Brsmhall has undergone
some necessary repairs, has had her ma
chinery Qverhauled, and has been re-
painted. She now looks like new boat.
Thornton Williams, an enterprising col
ored thief, who stole forty dozen eggs from
ke', was yesterday in the Police Court fined
SO or thirty days.
There is q largs tree standing on the green
at the eastern end Of Bay street, the centre
Of which hiss been burnt out. 1t is a mere
shell nOw which IL not cut down is liable to
fall and kill some one.
The excursion to Florida by the Savannah,
FlOrids and Western Railway offers the best
opportunity TO visit the land Of flowers at
| an exceedingly moderate price that has ever
been presented to the public.
Mr.. A. r. Lawton, Jr., of this city, will
deliver the address before the Literary Sc
| cietF OF the Middle Georgia Military and
Agricultural College at Milledgeville, dur
ing the commencement exercises.
Some excitem was created on Bay
| lane, near Barnard, yesterday afternoon
about two O'CLOCK, by chase after a negro
thief who had snstched some articles from
q store. He was feet OF foot and managed
to escape.
John Gadsden, colored youth, was yes
terdsy in the Police Court fined 90 for steal
ing q COPY of the MORNING News from the
stOOp Of the residence corner Of South
BrOsd and Whitaker streets, where it had
Just been left by the carrier.
Hon. John c. Nichols aud bride, who ar
rived here Tuesday on their wedding tour,
left on the steamship Gate City for New
York Yesterday, accompanied by the best
wishes Of many friends. The accomplished
bride is sister Of our fellow citizen, Mr.. E.
J. AeOsts, Jr.
Lester Mcfarland, coioFed. was before
the Police Court yesterday. he was disOr-
DERBY and creating a disturbance when Po-
liceman Lyssught, Of the Central Railroad
force, arrested him. Lester seized an axe
and attempted to strike the officer, but was
dissrmed. He was fined three dollars or
forty days in jail.
& fraeas occurred on River street, near
the Eastern Rice Mills, yesterday afternoon
at four O'Clock, between a white and cOlOred
boy, the latter having maliciOuslY struck
the former over the head with a stick. The
darkev was being soundly wallopped when
3 negro man interfered, and was brickbat-
ted for his pains and driven oil,