Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-19


S4.sA -. Cargo by Messrs. J. X. Clarke
4 Co.
Matters and Things Laconicanv Noted.
There were large number Of arrivals
at the different hotels yesterday.
The grand jury Of the Superior Court
| Will meet this afternoon at O'Clock.
The number Of deaths in Charleston for
the past week were 27-whites u, c0lored
Il.
There Will be no further trials of crimi-
nal cases in the Superior Court untilthe
lth Of January.
There are many visitors from the in
terror in the city at present purchasing
holiday goods.
There were ten candidates before the
Police Court yesterday, which Melted SIG
To the treasury.
Georgia Council No. ,, r. and 5. NJ,
have a regular c0nvOcatiOn this evening
at Masonic Temple.
The Sesqui-C General Commit
tee have a meeting this evening at HOdg-
son Hall at eight O'Clock.
Mr. II. l.. Schreiner is composing for
the Sesqui-CentennIal a ''Sesqui-Centen-
NAL March for a fun orchestra.
There will be Christmas tree festival
ai the Episcopal Orphans Home on Satur-
dav afternoon next at O'Clock.
The annual meeting Of the Hebrew Be
peyolent Society viii be held this evening
ut the rooms of the Harmonic Club.
When street cars are delayed by wash
prwOmen with large baskets of clothes can
the line be said to run clothes schedule:
\ white man was arrested and carried
80 the barracks last night for cursing in a
loud and boisterous manner in the streets.
The eleventh regular meeting of Chat
ham Mutual Loan Association. series b,
will be held this evening at Metropolitan
Hall.
white man was arrested ut the
Theatre last night for cursing and using
obscene language. He is also charged
with resisting the arresting officer.
The quarterly session of the City Court
viii meet this morning at 10 O'Clock.
I Petit jurors and others interested are re-
gleSted To be prompt in attendance.
The Georgia Intirmary is much in need
af old linen. and parties having the same
to spare would confer favor by sending
their contributions to DR.. X. p. Myers,
Nii2 Jones street.
Business was lively in the Tax Col
d tor's office yesterday in both poll and
uropertv taxes. Nearly one hundred resi-
dents paid their poll tax. The books close
tomorrow Wednesday).
III the Sacred Heart viii have Christmas
tree at the school house, corner of Haber-
sham and -. Paul streets, commencing on
Thursday next, and to continue for one
week.
Savannah Lodge No. 1.l53. Knights of
Honor. have a meeting tonight at eight
o'clock. Every member Of the Lodge is
requested 10 he present. As matters of vital
Importance will be brought up for cOnsid-
GRAFTON.
At ameeting of the Hibernian Society
last night. the following gentlemen were
appointed stewards to prepare for the an
uiNersary celebration on the 18th of March
next: Walter g. Charlton, Luke Carson,
John I. Roman.
\ good run Of trout is reported by ang-
lerS in the adjacent salt waters. \ we'll
known county official one day recently
hooked eighty-five. and an evening or two
afterwards. in a little over an hour, caught
thirty-one. when he had to return for lack
NJ bait. The fish We're all large.
We received pleasant call last evening
from Mr.. John Wood. who is travelling
with the Hess Acme Opera Company.
Mr.. Wood is an Englishman and Jour-
ualist. and Is a member of the Savage
Club. London. and the LOtos Club, New
York. He is stopping at the Screven
House.
4 magnificentlv fitted up private car,
containing a number of the members Ofthe
r,rlanger syndicate, passed through here
Yesterday. en- route to Brunswick. where
"a meeting of those interested in the new
organization which is to take charge of
til. Brunswick and Albany Railroad will
take place to-day.