Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-16
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Matters Hnd Things L&SOntsEiY
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sOlomon's Lodge No. 1, F. a. NJ, meet
tonight.
Cotton futures advanced twelve points
yesterday.
Spirits turpentine declined half cent per
gallon in this market yesterday.
Haupt Lodge No. IS. L o. o. F., have an
interesting meeting this evening.
A business meeting Of the Young Demo
cracy Of Chatham will be held tonight.
The total assessment at the Police Court
yesterday amounted to $40 or thirty days.
An advance Of &c. took place In all
qualities OF bacon In this market yesterday.
Catholic Knights of America, Branch No.
IS, assemble at their hall tomorrow at ten
O'Clock a. N.
The tickets for the lecture of Wallace
Bruce on "Womanhood in Shakespeare"
are going eff lively.
There was only one arrest recorded at the
police barracks last night-a colOred man
found drunk on the street.
The resolution introduced in Council last
night by Alderman Roberts in reference to
the hsrbOr will be generally endorsed.
An important meeting of st. Andrews
Society will be held this evening. Wallace
Bruce, E q, will be present at the meeting.
A meeting Of the truck farmers and ship
pers of vegetables will be held this after
noon at three O'Clock at Metropolitan Hall.
The steamship City of Columbus sailed
| for New York yesterday with good freight
and forty-thr>e cabin and one Storage pas
senger.
St. Patrickis Roman Catholic I. A. B.
M IT,
/ at nine o'clock to participate in the dedica-
ton of st. Patrick's Church.
The societies intending to participate in
| the dedication Of St. Patrick's Church will
/ assemble on South Broad street at nine
| O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Caroline BlythewoOd, colored, charged
with acting in an outrageous manner in the
street, was Yesterday in the Police Court
/ fined SO or thirty DAYS inn risonment.
| Mr.. NJ Longmire, the clever and ener-
/ getic manager for Prof. Mscallister, is no
stranger in Savannah, having been here
many times in previous years and always
with good companies.
An excursion TO the Blacklist banks will
leave on the tug Forest City from the wharf
/ foot of Lincoln street today. A limited
number of tickets will be sold which can be
/ procured on board the tug.
Mr.. W. A. Kimball, General Travelling
| Agent Of the Portland and Mount Desert
| steamers. and also correspondent OF the
| Boston Post, called at the News office yes
terday. He is en- route to FLORIDA.
A final survey was held Yesterday On the
brig Helen NJ. Rowley, when she was pro-
nOuuced seawOrthY, and It was recommend
/ ed that her cargo be taken on board and
that she should proceed to her destination.
a survey was on yesterday held on the
| schooner Fannie E. Lawrence, which put in
here leaking, and she will take on board a
/ new crew and extra men and leave for her
destination, where she will go in dry dock
to be overhauled and repaired.
Colonel Homer B. Sprague, Master Of the
| Girls High School, Boston, says that Wal
lace B7uce's lectures on Shakespeare, Scott
and Irving are without rival on the Amert-
car platform. He speaks without notes, and
Is an orator in the true sense of the word.
The line of march of the societies tc =
morrow will be from South Broad to DraY-
ton, Drayton to Bay to Bishops residence,
! thence to Bull street, Bull to South Broad,
| South Broad to West Broad, to church.
where dedicatoTy services will be per
formed.
VIM. Green, one Of the negroes who was
concerned in the terrible murder of Toby
| Locke, on the canal, and who was State
| witness In that anair, was yesterday con-
victed of robbery in the Superior Court, and
was sentenced to twenty years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Hfnesville Gazette: "The friends of Wal
lace W, Fraser, ESQ, of Savannah, will be
gland to learn that be is rapidly improving
Mr.. Fraser came out from Savannah cou
pie of weeks ago quite sick with fever. He
| hopes to be able TO return to Savannah in 6
few days"