Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-20

savannah Lodge No. 1,l5s, K. of H.,
meet tonight.
Chatham Mutual Loan Association VIII
meet to night.
The barge lockwood departed tor Darien
at D. N. last evening.
Mr.. George L. Appleton and family left
for the North Yesterday.
The military will soon be discussing the
celebration Of the 4th OF July.
The deaths in Charleston last week num-
bered 32-vhites 5, cOlored q.
At the meeting OF the Railroad Mutual
Loan Associstion-last evening S6,OOO were
sold at 30.
Prime wool In bales and bags declined .
ousrter of a cent per pound in this market
yesterday.
The man who was around complaining
that We were not having enough rain has
disappeared.
TIE schooner Robert Wayne has gone
mn the wsvs for the purpose OF having
s1ue necessary repairs made.
Policeman Smith yesterday afternoon,
about five O'Clock, arrested TWO negro VIC
men for lighting in the street.
The condition OF Mr.. NJ. H. Meyer was
very serious last evening, and he Was re-
pared to be gradually sinking.
There were number OF the naphtha lamps
* tnguished on Sunday night, and some OF
the streets we're IN pitehY darkness.
The list CT vessels up, cleared ard sailed
for this port consists Of one snip, eight
| bal *, two bTigs and seven sehooners.
The yachts Atlantic, Rambler, White
Wing ard Nettle, from this city, viii take
pa-, in the rsces In Beaufort on the 1th OF
/ July next.
The fines imposed In the Police Court yes
tsr.iav amounted TO twenty dollars, and all
th4 offenders owed their trouble 10 100
much whisky.
The Superior Court viii meet to-day,
! Judge Wm. d Harden presiding for Judge
/ Tonpkins, VINO Is disqualified In the case
/ 10 De tried.
The Republican Blues are contemplating
40 excursion shortly, which will, II may be
assumed, prove as eui 1Va5le as the one
| given last season.
The steamer Athlete, Capt. Deunette, con
4 veying the remains of Mrs. R. ID. Fox, made
/ the run from 81. A2ry's to Savannah yes
1 terlsy In thirteen hours.
The afghan from the Masonic Bszlr aud
! Fair. T. fled at 8. P. Hamilton's iewelry
store Saturday, afternoon, wss won by MIS-.
/ Jergerson on throw OF is.
4 Tie steamer hOWaru O-ahe5 winch " a.
stved from destruction a. the time OF the
/ cotton seed oil mill fire, has been llbeled
I bv Chss. ". Austin and others.
CO.. Chas. D. Owens, Of the Savannah,
| Florida and western Railway, arrived IN the
/ civ Yesterday from business "trip to Co
| lumbus He is en- route 10 New ork.
IEe young men who got into disgrace
1 fol azht o.. he corner Of East Broad and
| Bay street on SUNDAY eEening, although e5
Gaping arrest, can but feel asnaa.ed Of them
/ selves.
John WIiiisIzs, negro, was yesterday
4 turned over from the POLICE Court to the
/ Cs-v Court to 81 swer the charge OF l@rceay
OF pair CO shoes from Hopewell Grant in
the Market.
/ Yesterday afternoon about halt-pRst two
| O'Clock, Policeman Allen Jones arrested 9
! drunken negro on the street on the charge
/ o. stealing = small sum Of money from q
/ cCiOrsd brother.
/ Tue dollhouse from the Masonic Bsz M
and Fair wss rsftied at g. 2. Hamilton:
iewelry store on Saturday afternoon, aud
| there was q tie on Is between Miss Mary
Sagurs aud Miss Daisy Kennedy, which ha:
! no ct been decided.