Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-01

Matters and Things L2cOnlcalIy
Noted.
Teutonia Lodge No. z, K. Of P, will meet
to might.
Magnolia Eueampment No. 1, 1. o. o. F.,
meets tonight.
Mr.. A. G. Guerard returned from New
York yesterday.
The Police Court session yesterday yielded
revenue Of SIS.
ssrsfield Social Cub have an important
meeting this evening.
Let every lover of good government be
present 1t the theatre This evening.
The first Of November is known In the
religious calendar IS "All Souls Day."
Hon. VIM. D. Harden, Judge Of the City
Court, returned from New York yesterday.
The steamship City OF Augusta yesterday
carried among other freight 1,257 boxes OF
fruit.
Savannah Base Ball Club have their re-
gular quarterly meeting at Ford's Opera
House tonight.
The Juniata, Captain Dlggett, brought
from Philadelphia yesterday full freight
and crowded cabins.
The electric light is blazing forth again in
all its brllnancy, and new lights are being
put up in different quarters.
The sale OF reserved seats at Bren's for
the Comic Opera indicates brilliant season
and full houses every night.
The steamships Berkshire. for Baltimore,
and City Of Augusta, for New York, carried
out big freights snd anumoer OF passengers.
The Savannah Cadets will be represented
/ at the next meeting OF the General Sesqui-
Centennial Committee on Thursday, 9Th
inst.
The number Of marriage licenses issued
from the Court Of Ordinary during the
month OF October were: Whites, IA; col
ored, "a; total, Al.
There were shipped to Baltimore yester-
| day Q 80 bales upland and "a bales OF sea
island cotton and to New York 3,o7l upland
and &c bales sea island.
Mr.. T. P. Heidi, OF the firm of G.. NJ.
Heidi Il Co, returned home yesterday by
the Tallahassee, having been North for seVe-
raj weeks on business and pleasure.
The Judges OF the Superior, City Courts
and Court OF Ordinary, will meet today to
appoint Board Of Registration and election
managers for the ensuing city election.
DIR. II. J. Royal brought to the MORNING
NEWS office Yesterday two mammoth sweet
potatoes grown at his place, near Thunder
| bolt. They weighed nine and seven pounds.
John Williams, a negro, was arrested for
attempting to rob the money drawer IA the
store OF Peter Kelley, on Monday afternoon
and Yesterday In the Police Court was hned
| SO or 30 days.
The steamship George Appold arrived
| from Baltimore Yesterday with a large
| freight ar number of passengers. Cap
| rafn Foster has olr acknowledgements Tor
files Of Baltimore papers.
Mr.. Henry Griffith, the worthy and popular
manager of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, OF bis retirement from that posi-
| ton, was caned by the employees, as is else
where related, and he well deserved it.
The Norwegian bark Scion was cleared
Yesterday by Messrs. Svberg Petersen 81 Co.
| for Antwerp. with 3 500 barrels rosin, weigh
ing 496, les pounds, valued at SlO,366 81;
cargo by Messrs. Paterson, Downing & Co.
R. J. Galley was yesterday morning,
about one O'Clock, arrested by Policeman
Winkers on the charge Of asssulting A.
Ohlman with brick. He was subsequently
turned over on q warrant issued By magis-
trste.
Sam Shellman, negro, got in bloodthirsty
humOr st a ball az Chatham Hall, on Mon
dsy night at late hour, and eDdeavOred to
carve several persons with razor. The
sanguinary Samuel was arrested, and was
Yesterday committed for trial before the
Superior Court.
Mr.. Ed. Marble, who Is the manager OF
s'The Professor" Combination, which ap-
pears here next Monday, will be remem-
bered as the popular comedian with Lolita
and afterwards with Sothern. He left for
Charleston yesterday afternoon, after paying
US pleasant call.