Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-25

Matters and Things La onieally Noted.
The Police Court will ba SHINY attended
to-day.
The George Appold carried to Baltimore
yesterday / ,130 boxes of oranges.
Sol Haas, ESQ land T. II. Emerson, Esq,
prominent railway Ottic is, are in the
city.
Is it not about time to revive the new
hotel projecty This is an important need
of Savannah.
The City of Savannah left for New York
yesterday with good freight and num-
Der of passengers.
There was no business of public interest
transacted in the United States Circuit
and District Courts.
There seems to be some earnestness at
last in the movement to secure a suitable
post office in this city.
Our citizens should be on their guard.
There are number of tramps and Migrants
in the city at present.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and Rev. }. IN;
Jones left for Augusta by the Cehtfai
Railroad train yesterday.
Clara Williams, colored, was yesterday
in the Police Court fined $40 for assaultlng
and beating Hannah Glen.
One of our crack military companies
will give an exhibition drill at the Theatre
during the coming month.
The steamship George Appold sailed
for Baltimore yesterday with a good
freight and number of passengers.
Rev. Richard McIlwaine, DID,, of Balti-
more, is in the city and viii preach at the
First Presbyterian Church this evening.
There are at present in the port of Sa-
/ vannah thirteen steamships, three ships,
4 fourteen barks, two briggs and fifteen
/ schOOners.
A negro woman was arrested yesterday
i for assaulting and cutting another cOlOred
! female several days ago. She was carried
/ to the barracks.
/ The sale of reserved seats indicates that
the Augustine Daily Comedy Company will
/ have a large house at their performance
4 on Monday night.
Among the freight by the City of Sayan-
/ nah for New York yesterday were IL bar
rels and 2.773 boxes of oranges, and bar
rels and 1 box of vegetables.
The Finance Committee on the Sesqui-
/ Centennial will soon be at work, and it is
hoped, will meet with ready assistance
from our citizens.
Savannah gave the lecture of General
/ Fitzhugh. Lee. for the benefit of the South
1 ern Historical Society. the best returns OF
of any city he has visited.
The Ohio Press Association, composed
of editors and publishers. will arrive in
I Savannah early in December, en- route to
Florida, on an excursion trip.
A strict enforcement of the ordinance in
regard to vagrancy is imperatively neces-
sary just now. A number Of tramps and
thieves have recently come to the city.
Messrs. Muir. Duckworth & Co.. cleared
yesterday the British steamship Harting-
u 4 hatf
upland cotton. weighing 2,222, 81 pounds,
valued at 1926, I5L
The through travel to Florida is increas-
ING daily from the West and North. Many
of these people, if not all. would stop in
Savannah if we had a mammoth, well
arranged. modern first-class hotel.
Colonel J. H. EstilI several days since
rendered his resignation of the appoint
ment of Aide-de-Camp to Governor A. ii.
stephens. in consequence of the press OF
business duties. and the same has been
accepted.
The new steamship Chattahochee ar
rived at her wharf from New York yester-
dav with an immense freight and num-
Der of passengers. She made a fine trip
out under the command of Captain E. III.
Daggett.
General Fitzhugh Lee and Rev. J. VIM.
Jones return their thanks to the Messrs.
GoOdseIl, proprietors of the Pulaski
| House. and to Messrs. \. ". Harmon and
Luke Carson, for courtesies extended
them during their sOjourn here.
The Chatham Artillery at the close of
their banquet on Thursday night unani-
mously elected General Fitzhugh Lee and
Rev. J. VIM. Jones, the fighting parsOn''
of the Army of Northern Virginia, as hon.
orary members Of the company.
The speech of w. :. Bogart, Esq, hon.
Orarv member Of the Chatham Artillery at
the banquet in honor of Gen. Lee on
! Thursday evening was generally COM
mended, and its publication in the Sunday
Telegrdm tomorrow has been requested.
Mr.. Daniel Frohman. Manager of the
Madison Square Theatre. writes us that
Mr.. Charles FrOhman. the General Mana
ger of the Madison Square Theatre travel
ing companies, will be in Savannah short
" to attend to the general business of the
various companies of that theatre which
are to visit the South this season.