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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-12-04
ron SALE-MsceHdHeous.

ENoR sALE-CHEAP-TO AN IMMEDIATE
~ purchaser, n 3-story, S-roon frame house,
with large side lot in eastern section OF the city.
Rohrer q Young, 921 Il ht.nw. d2-6tt
1NOR SALE-HANDSOME WALNUT BOOK
IL case, SKIS feet; cornice inches; also choice
family library Of 200 volumes, standard works.
Address Bookcase, City P0stoiilce. dl.3tt
YNHE UNSURPASSED soHMER &sya1xsEH
Il Co. Pianos, Grand, Square and Up-fT IN
right, sold at the lowest factory prices; terms
easy; second hand pianos taken In exchange.
Chr. Worch, Agent. 025 18th st. nli-fm
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
DvcTpARTE AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE
DA4'' AT AUCTION.
NV HENRY BLUM.

win be sold. on TUESDAY, June en- 6,,a o. u
o,clock 4. n, in front Of the Court HOUSE,
,,,,ar one second tything, Arson ware re-
soS Lot ifn consisting Of hr 5es
well built three-stoTy and o psnngbton and
residence southeast corner OF Bt 5OIkiSUr on
Abercorn streets, and brick ou'O''''
the lane. vol known to re-
uuire further description ;.0 for papers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23

The Parade and Inspection By Al"
iutant General Baird Yesterday.

According to announcement, the parade
and inspection Of the First Georgia Regi-
ment took place yesterday afternoon. The
weather during the morning gave indica-
lions OF rain, which, fortunately for the
military, were not realized. By four O'Clock
hundreds Of people were to be seen wend-
ing their way towards South Broad street,
aud a half hour later both sides OF that
popular thoroughfare, between Bull and
Barnard streets, were alive with surging
mass Of humsnity-men, women and chill
dren-all struggling to get commanding
view Of the military.
At half-past four o'clock the different
companies had assembled and the line was
formed, the right resting on Whitaker
street. in the following order:
l. Republican Blues, Captain George A.
Mercer, thirty-eight men.
2. German Volunteers, Captain John
Darst, forty-three men.
8. 0glethorpe Light Infantry, Captain
Robert Falligant, twenty two men.
4. Savannah Cadets, Captain II. M.
Branch, thirty-fve men.
5. Irish Jasper Greens, Captain John
Flannery, forty-two men.
Inc line OF marcn was Jnen TAKEN ups auu
the regiment, under command Of Colonel G.
w. Anderson. and preceded by the Repubh-
can Blues Brass Band. moved off down
South Broad street to Bull, down Bull to
CASTOR, down CASTOR to DrsytoD, out Dray-
ton to the Park extension, where the regf-
ment was drawn up In line
After a short rest the different companies
were formed In plstoons, and the work Of
inspection began. Adjutant General Baird,
accompanied by Colonel G. w. Anderson,
started on the front Of the line and ex-
smined the arms and accoutrements of
every member of each platoon in the entire
regiment. The Adjutant General compll-
mented the Captains Of the different COM
panies on the fine appearance Of their re-
spective commands, and on the excellent
condition Of their arms and accoutrements.
The inspection over, the several compa-
MES were drilled in the Park extension, and
some very fine movements were executed,
our citizen soldiery elicitiug great admira-
ton from the large crowd for the precision
and accuracy of their drill.
After the drill the companies again form
cd In line for dress parade, after which the
regiment moved out of the Park extension,
down Drsyton street to Bay, to Bull, thence
10 South Broad street, where the command
was disbanded aud the different companies
returned to their respective halls.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
CREDITABLE EXAMINATION
of the Lieutenant Colonel and maJOr
Elect OF She First Regiment.

In pursuance Of general order No. from
the Adjutant Generals off =. board OF
officers, consisting OF Colonf G. w. Ander-
son, commanding the First V unteer Regi-
ment Of Georgia Volunteers, Colonel John
B. Baird, Adiutant General of the State,
Lieutenant Colonel w. s. Basinger,
commanding the Savannah Volunteer
Guards Battalion, and Lieut.. Col. ]. II.
EstilI, Aid de-csmp, met last evening for
the purpose Of examining Lieut.. Peter
Reilly, Lieutenant Colonel elect, and Capt.
John Schwarz, Major elect of the First
Regiment. After most rigid examination
OF these gentlemen the board unani-
mously recommended that commits
slons be issued to them. Both officers
passed splendid examination 10
every branch of the tactics, and were highly
com olimented by the board, The regiment
has reason to be proud OF them, and with
full complement of efficient officers, will
doubtless show a marked improvement IL
the future in numbers, drill and discipline.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23

The following cases were disposed OF at
yesterday mornings session Of the Police
Court:
Faithful Boiling, colored, was fined So or
ten days for diEorderly conduct, drunken
ness and lying iE the street on Saturday
morning.
Sam Brown, colored, who was arrested by
Policeman Carroll on Saturday night for
dlsorderly conduct aud drunkenness, was
iued 50 or ten days.
sallle symons, while under the If fluence
OF liquor, on Saturday night, in York street
lane, was very disorderly, and shocked the
neighborhood by her obscene language.
She was arrested By Policeman Hall, and
carried to the barracks. She was fined So
or ten days.
Sam Howard, colored, arrested by Police
man Winksrs on Saturday night for disOr-
derry conduct, assaulting and striking Israel
Days, colored, on the head with club, was
fined S. or tweaty days.
West Bryan. cnlored. was arrested by Po-
lIccmen Heidi and Bender on Saturday night
West was disorderly and assaulted Silvie
Bryan in her domicile, and resisted the Off
GERS who tried to arrest him. He was fined
IS or twenty days.
Henry Hayes, dieorderly conduct and
drunk on the street on Sunday morning, was
arrested by Policeman Roach. Fined So or
fifteen days.
Jane Bowen and Jennie Thomas, colored
virsgoes, were arrested by Policeman Gro
gan for disorderly conduct and cursing in
the street on Sunday morning. Fined So IS
or ten days each.
Fred SeIeven, colored, drunk and disor-
Derby and cursing Policeman Bender while
IN the discharge of his duty on Sunday.
Fined SO or ten days.
Cyrus Green, colored, dlsorderly conduct
and using obscene language in the street
on Sunday night. Fined s. or fifteen days.
10 addition to the above, six white men,
charged with various offenses, were fined in
sums ranging from SO to IS each.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
A COLORED DESPERATE.
Caught In Attempting 60 Steal-He
Tries TO Cut n Waterman.

About three o'clock Yesterday afternoon
colored individual, named Charley Bird, was
detected trying to steal a ham from the
grocery store Of Mr.. D. B. Lester. One Of
the clerks in the store saw Bird and gave
chase. He was pursued to the corner of
Congress and Whitaker streets, where he
encountered Waterman Walsh, who imme-
diatelY grabbed him. The Waterman had
hardly caught hold Of Bird, when that in
dividual drew long bladed dirk and made
several desperate attempts to cut him.
In this he was fortunately unsuccessful,
as Mr.. George Derst, who witnessed the
affair, came TO the watchman's assistance
and disarmed the desperado. Had it not
been for Mr.. Derst's timely assistance Mr..
Wash would undoubtedly have been Sc
verely If not fatally stabbed in the murder
GUS onslaught which Bird made upon him.
After Bird had been secured Policeman
Jones arrived on the scene and carried him
to the barracks. He will be arraigned be-
fore the Police Court this morning, and
there Is no doubt but that he will do some
service for the county on the chain gang for
some time to come.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
Mrs. Gaylord Smith.

Mrs. Gaylord Smith, q lady well known in
this country and England as a lecturer and
traveller, arrived in this city yesterday with
her family. Mrs. Smith delivered lecture
in Savannah seven years ago, since which
time che has visited her home in England
twice and spent over a year in Australia.
Tie object Of her present visit is TO make
a thorough tour of the South in order to
collect data and statistics on the needs, re-
sources and character of this section for a
lecture, which she proposes to deliver in
England next year in the interest Of the
emigrating class OF agricultural people.
Mrs Smith says that no country she ever
visited presents as many and as great
natural advantages to the agricultural
classes as that portion Of the States south
Of Virginia.
Mrs. Smith will remain IN this city for a
week, and viii deliver q lecture in Mozart
Hall Thursday evening next on "The Grimes
Of the Government Against the Indians"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
Matters and Things LscOnieally


Matters and Things LseOnically
Noted.
The assessments at the Police Court yes
terday amounted to $54 20.
Cotton futures declined eight to nine
points yesterday.
A considerable quantity OF Rangoon rice
Is being sold IN this market at present.
Four arrests were recorded at the barracks
last night-one white and three colored.
A new lat to be used by the city dredge
Is berg built near the coal wharf, across
the river.
The interments In Charleston for the week
ending on the ooh inst. numbered Is
whites s, celored IL.
A notice of interest to merchants appears
in our special notice column this morning
from the Spanish Vice Consul.
The parade OF the First Regiment yester-
day was conceded TO be the finest turnout
OF that body In a number Of years.
notice from Her Brittanic Msiesty's
Consul in regard 10 the recent assassination
In Dublin appears in another column.
Adjutsnt General Baird will inspect the
Georgia Hussars this ever ing, at O'Clock,
in their drill room at Nicolson Hall.
The colored military companies having
State arms will be inspected by Adiutant
General Baird at o'clock this evening.
Macon Telegraph. 21st: ''The betrothal
cards are out for Miss Hettie Joel, Of Nil
ledgeviIle, to Mr. Dave Greenbaum, Of Sa-
vannah."
At sn informal meeting Of the County
Commissioners yesterday morning, two
resolutions in regard 10 the transfer of stock
Of the new jail were passed.
Col John B. Baird inspected the arms Of
the Savannah Volunteer Guards Battalion
yesterday morning, and afterwards the bat
terry Of the Chatham Artillery.
The government steam launch TYbee is
laid up for repairs. Her machinery will
be thoroughly Overhauled and other neces-
ssry repairs made, thus putting her In COM
pleie order in every respect.
Some additional improvements will shortly
be made TO the dredge boat Toccoa. When
completed It is expected that she will render
better service in removing distractions Of
all descriptions from the river.
Captain J. G. Mccall, Of the Quitman
bar, wife and mother, were in the city yes
terdaY. on pleasure trip northward. Cap
tain Mccall is one of the best and most
popular citizens Of Brooks county, as well
as one Of her ablest and most successful
lawyers.
Prominent among the interested specta-
tors at the parade and inspection yesterday
IN the Park extension was Gen. Chas. w.
Field, who expressed himself much pleased
with the military appearance and soldierly
bearing of the citizen soldiery Of Savannah.
Gen Fields extended experience as an officer
in the service of the United States and the
Confederate States, and more recently in the
Egyptian army, makes his opinion entitled
to unusual consideration.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY
TO ANIMALS.
An Effort 90 be Made 10 Establish
Societies Throughout Alabama.

For some time past many leading citizens
of the State OF Alabama have been in CORE
spendence with Mr.. Nathan K. Platshek,
Secretary Of the Louise King Association of
this city, in order to obtain the ne cessarY in
formation In regard to establishing societies
for the prevention of cruelty to animals
throughout that State. Owing to business
engagements Mr.. Platshek was unable to
reply to an invitation to address the city ems
OF Mobile last winter, but being constantly
in receipt of correspondence on the subject
he has at last consented to address the
Alabama Legislature at their next session,
and also the citizens of Mobile, Mont
gomery aud Columbia. AS the first
step to be taken is to have a
sufficient law passed, the various influential
members OF the Legislature will be inter-
viewed, and when the law is passed the So
cieties will be organized. The people Of
Alabama are becoming enthusiastic on the
subject, and are determined to put the work
on a strong basis. The press Of that State
have taken the matter in hand, and as it has
become generally known that Secretary Plat
shek has consented to aid the organization of
the societies referred to, numerous invitations
have been sent him TO visit other places in
that State, but none will be complied with
other than those referred to.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
Che yuruiug 9ews,
TUESDAY. NAY 20. 1889.


NNM4L 10 New A0NNN -
s-esmar Cumberland FOR D0bOTi etc.
Nasfce-Chsries Green's Sons.
Netfee-I.uis Msrinss-
Bsreairs s. g. Eckstein s Cos
Snacl.I schedule for Sehustxsn Park.
Nan wanted 70 milk COWS.
L1t for rent.
Bar horse strsyed or stolen.
IS mmors Liver Regulator.
Lecture hy Mrs. Gaylord Smith.
Telegraph messengers wanted.
BarET horse wanted.
Rooms for rent.
81 seuIrz room wanted at Isle Of Hope.
Pearl whistle lost
Reward offered By British Consul.
Buffalo L1zhia SPRING., Va
R-ek dwelling for rent
1--we mar wanted IS partner.
Tw8 walte girls wanted.
wooden dwelling for rent.
Efsse1l House, New York.
O-tswa House, Cushing Island, Ne.
Nonev 20 loan on real estate.
Books wanted 10 keep.
Plat for rent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23

We call your attention to the advertise
ment of Simmons Liver Regulator, which
appears in the paper of to-day. This stan
hard remedy, the only genuine of which is
manufactured By J. H. Zeilin & Co., and Of
which they are the sole proprietors, does not
deserve to be classed with the many "pat-
emit" nostrums so literally advertised
throughout the country. 1t is ore of the
very best preparations in use, and is recon-
mended by the regular practitioners OF med
icine. 1t has large sale In this CITY, and
can be found in all our drug stores. A bot
tie or package should be found in every
family, as its judicious use is almost sure to
prevent q bilious attack IL taken when the
symptoms first show themselves.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
Meeting OF tne B0aRd OF Sanitary
ComarRaF II mfanarm.

OFFICE BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSION
ERs, SAVANNAH, May 22.--The board met
this day at regular meeting. Present: Hon.
]. F. Wheaton, Mayor, Aldermen Duncan
and Freeman, and ]. 7. Mcfarland, Secre-
tary.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and confirmed, and report Of health
Officer ordered recorded. The unsanitary
condition of privy vault attached to No. 3
Floyd street, and used by two or more
houses, property belonging to Mr.. Buufz,
and privy vault on corner of Bull and York
streets, property of Savannah Volunteer
Guards. was reported by the Health Ofhcers.
Said officer was instructed to notify owners
OF named property that the nuisanees must
be abated, or that Council will be appealed
TO for remedy Of same. The board deter
mined that until June 5th, 1882, be given to
said owners before reporting nuisances to
the City Council. The complaint Oh Mr. +.
NJ. Threadcrsft, No SO Harris street, "that
Mr.. John NIcolson, plumber, had cut the
sewer connection of his house from Charl-
ton street sewer" was heard, and the board
''ResOlged, That this board recommend to
City Council that the Corporation Attorney
be directed to inquire into and take such
the matter of city privilege OF sewer on
Charlton street, east of Abercorn street."
The Chairman reported to the board that
q sufficient force had been ordered, under
charge OF Mr. Howard, City Surveyor, to
have the bitches and trunks upon the lands
leased from she city by Mr.. G. +. Stubs
placed in good sanitary condition. The
failure of the lessee to comply with notes
to abate the unsanitarY condition OF said
difahoa and hafnn the nf gIPh
work being undertaken by the city aHthori-
ties.
The health Officer informed the board
that the city physicians had again been sup
piled with fresh bovine virus, and that
special instructions had been given regard
ing general vaccination.
The board was informed officially OF the
arrival from guarantee of the barks Dolores,
Syria, Anita and Marie Isabel.
The meeting then adjourned.
J. 7. MCFARLAND, H. D.,
Health Officer and Secretary B. s. G.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23

The little god Of love is wont to confne
his influence TO the young and fair, or at
least to observe q measure Of equality in the
ages OF those entering the sphere OF connu-
bal bliss. But that the old and the young
are alike subject to his spell was made In
disputably clear to Magistrate Isasc Rus
sell yesterday, when, by virtue Of the power
In him vested, he united in the bonds OF
wedlock Mr.. Abraham Mlncy, patriarch
OF seventY-five, and Miss Tululs Digger,
young lady Of eighteen.
The groom Is resident Of BullOch county
and the bride daughter OF the Forest City.
The venerable votsry Of Hymen made $
hasty visit 70 this city TO secure his prize,
aud as quickly departed for his native heath
with bis fair bride. Nsy they vet live to
enjoy together many years OF happiness and
prosperity.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
The Security Uarket-An Advance
In Central.

The market for stocks and bonds was
quiet yesterday, except for Central, which
was IN good demand at considerable adj
vance on the opening figures. Central COM
mon opened at 96Jl bid, 9s asked. and sd-
vanced three and 8 half points, and closed
strong az 100 bid, l0l asked. Some five
hundred shares we're sold at prices ranging
from par 70 l02. Southwestern opened at
I16 BID, IL ssked, and closed unchanged.
Georgia common opened and closed at l49
bid, $50 asked. Augusta aud Savannah
opened and closed at 40 bid, 12l asked.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VERY vAL,UA.
BILE REAL ESTATE.
KENNEDY & BLUM. AuctIoneers.

By virtue Of an order granted by the Honora.
bic Court of Ordinary of Chatham county /
will sell before the Court House door. during
the legal hours of sale, on the FIRST TUE
DAY IN JUNE NEXT, being the 9th proximo,
Wharf lot number 4. Hutchinson's Island
directly opposite Barnard street dock, and he,
tween Kinsey's saw mill and Willnk's ship
yard.
Beach Hammock. Little Tybee and Cedar
Hammock, all In Chatham county These
islands are well located on the salts and can be
made fine summer resorts.
Lot No 19 Pulaski ward and improvements.
facing Pulaski square. This property il beau.
tifully situated and covers the entire block
Western portion of Farm lot number five %
Tyrconnell tything, Derby ward, containing five
acres. Said property Is near Couc0rdia Park
and between White Bluff road and Kieslings
Lots and North oglethorpe ward. former.
" occnpied by J. w. lyman, and near Planters
Rice Mill.
ives ern half OF lot No. 50 Brown ward and
improvements, which consist of frame houses
that rent well. This property is second door
east Of Drayton street, facing Perry street and
ON the lane.
Lots az, as. z9 and so in Choctaw ward, ad.
joining Arkwright Factory properly.
One undivided one-fourth interest In the
western half of lot No. Frederick tything,
Derby ward. and improvements. which con-
sist of a brick dwelling and store, which is Oc-
cupied BY ]. g. Pournele
Sold for payment of debts and distribution.
gage on property. with legal rate OF interest.
RUFUS z. LESTER,
Administrator estate OF Thomas Arkwright,
deceased
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23

On Sunday evening, while two we'll
known young gentlemen were driving
rapidly down to the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway depot TO catch the train,
the vehicle eollided with post on Liberty
street with such force that the occupants
were thrown out In the sand. The buggy
was not badly damaged, as the wheel struck
g. Sideways and glanced on. The young
gentlemen were only slightly bruised, but
were completely covered with sand, and
were iu anything but a good humor when
theY regafned their feet.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Steamer Cumberland"

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Steamer "CGmberland,"
CAPT. PHILLIPS,
Will leave THIS EVENING, at o'clock, for
DOBOY, UNION ISLAND, DARIEN, and Land
ings on ALTAMAHA, OCMULGEE and OCO-
NEE Rivers.
JNo. F. ROBERTSON, Agent.
Notice.
Neither the Captain nor Consignee of the
Spanish barkentine Anita" Calzada. Master.
win be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew of said vessel.
CHARLES GREEN'S SON.
COnsignee.
SAVANNAH. May %, 1882.
SapelO Quarantine Station.
This General Quarantine Station, established
by the National Board of Health at
SApeIO Sound. Coast OF Georgia,
Will open for the season MAY Gath. While
specially designed for the use Of the Atlantic
ports of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina,
any vessel with sickness on board can enter for
treatment
W. H. ELLIOTT,
Inspector in Charge.
SAVANNAH May 20. 1882.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
Savannah Yacht CIub-The Annual
Crugae.

A meeting of the Savannah Yacht Club
wss held at the office Of Messrs. Wylly Bros,
100 Bryan street, at twelve O'Clock yester-
day. After the transaction of some routine
business a motion was adopted that the
boats meet for the annual cruise at Turner's
Rocks on Monday, June 18th. at twelve
O'Clock, when the location Of the cruise will
be decided upon. 1t is expected that some
ten or twelve yachts will 90. All boats in :
tending TO participate must report to the
Secretary by Saturday, June 10Th, at twelve
O'Clock, and yachts entering should fly their
colors and the crew wear the Yacht Club
caps.
Unusual interest Is being manifested in
the cruise by the members of the organiza-
ton, who anticipate very pleasant time.
We have no doubt their antieipations viii be
realized, as everything to make the affair q
complete success is being done.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23

Some young men of the southwestern
portion Of the city have decided to form
themselves into a club to be called the
"stonewall Base Ball Club" Forty members
subscribed their names, and the following
officers were elected:
President. P. Mcintyre.
Vice President-F. 2. Lacy.
Secretary and Treasurer. 7. West.
Csptain-M. j. Barrett.
The stonewalls propose to challenge any
nine in the State within thirty days.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Hinder and by virtue Of an order granted 1y
the Honorable Court Of Ordinary OF Cna t
harn cor,ntv. will be sold, on June 9th next
at ii o'clock a. NJ, il front OF the Court
House,
Track of land known as Little WARSAW
Teland excepting therefrom 50 acres converse
RI Anthony D. Cuthbert and 80 acres eonyeyeSt
to Lucy Ann Barnard, during the ne'iui0 y
Anthony odingsen.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. 1t corrects aciditY OF the
stomach, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and comfort
to mother and child. During the process OF
teething its value is incalculable. 1t softens
the gums, reduces Inflammation, and alaVs
all pain, thereby giving rest to the child
and comfort to the mother. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle.-AdV.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-23

White Vests.
New Patterns, ct LaFar's.-Adv.