Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-12
HAatars and Things LzGOnisssil



Noted.
Alliance Lodge No. $50, K. of H., meet
tonight.
The rosin market was unusually active
| yesterday.
Jasper Mutual Loan Association will meet
| this evening.
The rain yesterday was great benefit to
| she truck farms.
The snsg boat Toceoa is working on the
river near King creek.
The grand jury of the City Court will
meet tomorrow afternoon at four O'Clock.
There were only two unImportaut arrests
reported st the police barracks up to mid
night.
Savannah Rife Association have their
regular practice at the SchuetZen Park this
afternoon.
4 white man striking and assaulting an
other in the street, was arrested by Police
man MeQuade yesterday.
The buildings for the new water works up
the river are nearly completed. The engine
| is expected here in few days.
The Fire Department, having secured a
4 neat appropriation, will make very hand
some display on the 9TH proximo.
| Clear rib sides advanced &c, shoulders
4 G.su -
| clears 1[c. in this market Yesterday.
The Lutheran Sunday school will have a
picnic to Ebenezer to-day. The steamer
Katie will leave st seven O'Clock IN the morn
ing.
The pump in Ebert square is out Of or
| der, greatly to the inconvenience Of the
neiehborhoOd, and should be repaired at
/ once.
The steamer Alice Clark was compelled to
lay to for three hours, some thirtY-fve miles
up the river, on Thursday night by the
| cyclone.
Some of the finest cucumbers we have
seen THIS season were grown on DR.. H. j.
RoYall's place, a short distance beyond
| Thunderbolt.
l. was reported by passengers arriving
Yesterday that several buildings had been
blown down at Mlllen on Wednesday night
during the storm.
Two colored boys playing ball in Wash
| fugton square were arrested at four o'clock
| Yesterday afternoon by Policemen Light
body and Mcguire.
One OF the Jurors in the Juchter VS..
Boehm, Bendheim Il Co. case was taken
| sick yesterday, and the further hearing Of
the case is postponed.
There will be a special meeting of the
| Catholic Library Association this evening at
their hall, when important business will be
presented for consideration.
DR.. P. S. Brewer, manager of the Mitchell
House, Townsville, accompanied by his
wife, arrived In the city yesterday and reg
istered at the Marshall House.
Judge Pardee, United States Circuit Judge
for this judicial circuit, will be IN Macon on
next Monday, the 18th inst. 1t is doubtful
If he will visit Savannah this spring.
The score made by Mr.. G. NJ. Cunning
ham at the SchqeiZsn Park yesterday after
noon excited general remark. Five bulls
eyesin succession at two hundred yards.
Colonel VIM. NJ. Wadley, Colonel E. G.
Anderson and General ]. T. Gilmer were In
Augusta on Wednesday, in attendance on
the stockholders meeting Of the Georgia
Railroad.
Atlanta R6st-ApDeal: 'Mr. Joe Warren, Of
Savannah. sold, through Colonel Adair, two
acres 10 West End, Atlanta, for 81 $50 on
Friday. He took it year or two since at
$3.50 for debt"
Augusta Nelcs: "Jim Shaw, Of the Central
Railroad, is the best one left of the long
line of railroad agents. His popularity is
coextensive with the poles-electric poles,
barber poles, poll tax and poll out"
DIR. Parsons, Of Savannah, who is in at
tendance upon the Dental Convention In
Macon, commenced the profession on his
own account, in this city, in October, 1884,
and is about the Oldest dentist in the con-
veniion.
Albany Neacs: ga magnificent reception
was rendered last night to Miss Bogart, of Sa-
vsnnsh, at the residence OF Mr.. L. E. Welch.
The attention is given by the young ladies
and gentlemen of Albany society. The prep
aratfOns were of magnitude, and the occa-
sion was doubtless the affair Of the season."
The Wesley Sunday school had picnic
Yesterday to Button in the steamer
Katie, and, Notwithstanding the incle-
ment weather in the morning, had q very
enjoyable trip, and returned about eight
o'clock well pleased with the day spent. 1t
was very gratifying success in every re-
eDact.