Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-02
Matters and Things LacOnIeaII


MATTERS ana innings LACOulCallI
Noted.
The Reppard Iron Company have declared
3 dividend of 81 per share.
Tattnall Council No. 8s4, A. L. H., have
a meeting Of interest tonight.
Mr.. John A. Feuger has resigned his posi-
ton as Superintendent of the Central Cotton
Press.
Mr.. Joseph Goodsell. one of the proprie-
tors of the Pulaski House, returned home
Saturday night.
The City of Augusta made the quickest
trip from New York Saturday since sac has
been on the line.
The schooner Mary J. Cashier departed
for Brunswick, Ga, Saturday in tow Of the
steamtug B. Bramell.
Mr.. W. H. Cotter and wife, of Darien, ar
rived here Saturday night from New York
by the City of Augusta.
Tax payers will find notices Of considera-
bic interest from the City Treasurer, Mr..
James Z. Cope, in another column.
Policeman Collins arrested a white man
about eleven o'clock Saturday night, on the
charge Of ssssulting woman In a store.
The Baltimore schooner A. Denike
cleared Saturday for Baltimore with cargo
Of lumber, shipped by R. B. Reppard, ESQ.
Col. John s. Davidson, of Augusta, ar
rived Saturday night from New York by the
steamship City Of Augusta en- route home.
A negro who was drunk and disorderly at
the City and Suburban Line depot Yester-
day afternoon was arrested by Sergeant
Lee.
Every member Of the Democratic Cam
paign Committee should attend the meeting
at So Bay street this evening at six
o'clock.
Mr.. George II. Lennox, General Agent OF
Thatcher, Primrose & Vests Minstrels, Is
in the city. They appear here on the 9th
instant.
Capt. Nickerson, Of the City OF Augusta,
Is sick in New York, and the steamship
came out on this trip in command OF Capt.
Daggett.
Depositors in the Savings Department of
the Southern Bank will receive interest Tor
the third quarter by presenting their books
at the bank.
Policeman Allen Jones, yesterday after
noon about i've O'Clock, arrested negro
Jsmes' Tabernacle.
During the month OF September just
closed, there were fOrty-one marriage
licenses Issued from the Ordinary's office
whites :, colored "a.
O. Saturday night who created considerable
disturbance by beating g female. He was
arrested bY Policeman Davis.
NJ John NJ. Cannon, Principal Of st.
Pstrick's High School, who has been North
OF : nip OF recreation, returned Saturday
evening By steamship City OF Augusta.
TIE Theatre will be opened Thursday, the
5-h inst, by Thatcher, Primrose and Vests
Mlns,rel Company, and the following night
will appear the Claire Scott Combination.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Ford
Amateur Association will be held this Mon
dsy) evening, at s O'Clock, at the office Of
NJ. Frank Molina, corner OF Bull street and
Bay lane.
Msssrs. A. Minis s. SoIs cleared Satur-
day the British steamship CydOnia for Liv-
erD0ol with 1857 bales of upland cotton,
weighing 1865, 652 pounds, and valued at
at $3lO,2l0 81.
L. W. West, colored, arrested by Po-
lic=man Neve, for disOrderlv and boisterous
conduct in the Theatre balcony on Friday
night, was arraigned in the Police Court
Saturday,, but his case was continued.
Henry Stewart and George Robertson,
negroes, were arrested on Friday morning
for lighting on the steamship City If Macon,
and were brought before the Police Court
Saturday. The case was continued.
Mr.. A. Il. Morales, who has been in the
shoe business in this city for several years
past, has concluded to remove to New Or
iesns, and viii engage in business there.
He left Saturday night via Central Railroad.
Cotton declined Saturday &c. for all
grades-in keeping with the record for the
last two weeks. The receipts were 5000
bales, and the shipments S,769 bales, 9, 402
bales going cosstwise, and 5,367 foreign.
How can any true Democrat consent to
fmperil the existence of his party by q mad
race for ofices Will any true Democrat do
It? The party is worth more to any man
than the qualification OF his own ambition
possibly could be, and every good aud true
man must recognize the truth.-MacoH
Telegraph.