Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-16

reasonably expect as handsome q reeufn for
their trouble as was realized by the workers
for the other churches
DIR. Kenan, the Junior Warden OF So An
drew's narish, has gone 70 Athens as deiegete
10 the Episcopal Convention meeting there.
IT. is r1lmored that young deacon mas neen
called here and having accepted he VIII De
with us in about month.
drew's Aid Society yesterday arSernoon, q suk,.
gestion was made as to the expeoiency an
possibility Of getting up an excursion, undyr 1.5ss
Fair. As the Gazette also speaks or proposed
ed excursion at the time it is likely some etnlng
will be done to develop so pleasant scnene
and give many OF us the opportunity OF peeP
at the show.
The fisherman spoken of, in letter written
shortly after the storm as probably lost wnlle
trying to cross alone co Blackboard, has never
been heard of since, and Mrs. Burgess and her
children are still ignorant Of the fate OF the nus
| band and father This is the second time dur
| ing the year that the chance OF small boat
on a rough sound deprived a large family, sud
| denly, of its head and support.
| Our people owe thanks to al friendly Geor-
gia, or other papers who advocate OUT Slasns .,1
| we cordially offer them to our Macon friend or
| the Telegraph, whc speaks word without
| being ''wined or dined" in the interests OF Da-
rien and her harbor appropriation
| That there are twenty vessels now in, proves
| that the health of the port Is good.
During the week six ships have arrived and
seven been cleared, as follows:
German bark Atlantic. Captain Jaeger. by
Mr. Auguste Schmidt. for Cargo Fleet, Eng
| land with 0714 feet hewn timber, valued at
81 500: and ,S92 feet deals. valued at SOD.
J. K Clarke & Co cleared on the 1st instant
the German bark Louise. Captain Rudbarth.
| for Fecamp, France. with a cargo of 154 S22
feet of hewn timber valued at Sl.15O; l0l soy
| feet sawn timber, valued at Sl,UOO; ana u,lUl
feet deals. valued At $i75
On the 9Th the Portuguese bark Mariana
". Captain Carvalho, for Lisbon, Portugal,
l - Nnaf nrFrs
timber. valued at $500; q, ,92f feet deals, val
ued at 1875,
On the 9th. the British bark Hugh Bourne,
Captain CochraDe. for Kings Lynn. England,
with a cargo of 2SS.425 feet sawn timber, val
ued at $500; and 44S6 feet Of deals, valued at
$210.
Mr.. James Hunter cleared on the sth the
Swedish brig Adele Marie, Captain NeillSson.
for Dundalk, ireland. with a cargo of ia3,19l
feet hewn timber, valued at Sl,7ls ~: ll46l7
feet of sawn tim7er valued At $l,S7o 10; l5,lsS
feet of deals, valued at SiSS 50.
The Hilton Timber and Lumber Company
cleared on the 18th the Norwegian barkentine
Hohnestrand Captain Jacobsen. for Monte
video, for orders. with cargo OF 316,393 feet
of sawn lumber, valued a. $3.50.
Mr. X. Walker cleared on the 18th the
American schooner Edward johnson, Captain
Mcdonald for st. Michael's, Western Islands.
with a cargo of 2SS,517 feet OF sawn timber.
valued at S5.19S 80, and 1895 feet of deals.
valued at S4.054
Tho Gazette is calling timely attention to the
condition Of the city plank walks. We would
not willingly bite the dust ourselves, nor see
stranger fall from his high estate, therefore
we pray that the repairs may be immediate and
thorough-by court week at the farthest.
1t is said that the business front to be pre-
sented court week has very much widened,
and season Of unusual activity and interest
is anticipated Enough has been added to the
docket to fill the whole week, and perhaps
part of another
Horses and hogs are kept out OF the streets,
and il the cows and dogs were taken care OF In
the same way, one would never have to cross
a street fast enough to spoil the graceful folds
! Of well-arranged draperies, nor the tint OF
a delicate complexion by sudden rush OF
blood from the heart. The temper is OF no
consequence, you know. ID. s. b.