Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-29
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The schooner Matte has been reprinted.
CITY Court meets to-day st 10 &. m,
and also at D. N.
The tug Forest City will undergo some
necessary repairs shortly.
number Of substantial mooring posts
sre being put down at the new naval stores
wharf.
The total fines imposed at Saturdays
session Of the Police Court amounted to
only s..
A special and important meeting Of the
Congregation Mickva Israel will be held this
evening.
There will be grand moonlight excursion
tn Warsaw tonight by the steamer St.
Nicholas.
The L. c. a. s. will have basket picnic
and Nav party at the Schuetzen Park on
the 30th inst.
The city dredge is about to commence
dredging the front Of the new Baltimore
steamship wharf.
The Superior Court meets this morning for
hearing motions, etc, and tomorrow 1t
viii hear jury cases.
The steamship Gate City arrived from
NV York Saturday with q large freight
AID number Of passengers.
The steamer Howard Drake went up on
the ways on Saturday for the purpose OF
having her bottom cleaned.
A quantity Of rails for the City and Sub
urban Railroad were brought here by the
Philadelphia steamer last trip.
The Republican Blues Brass Band will
give one OF their grand promenade concerts
and summer night festivals shortly.
Among the passengers for Philadelphia
h. ha IF Savannah Saturday
Mrs. G. W. DeRenne and daughter.
The steamship City Of Augusta carried to
New York Saturday 4,442 crates and ,412
barrels Of vegetables, and p turtles.
The large school house IN connection with
the Benedictine Church, south Of Anderson
street, is rapidly nearing completion.
Among the freight by the Ssragossa, for
Baltimore Saturday, were 2.6S2 boxes Of
vegetables and l, 1O6 barrels Of potatoes.
The steamer David Clark arrived Sstur-
day afternoon from Brunswick with q very
large freight and q number Of passengers.
Two very handsome residences are in
course OF erection on the corner OF Harris
and Dayton streets for Mrs Oetsvus Cohen.
The United States coast surveying steamer
| Bache. Lieutenant Commander Thomas,
from CAnaveral, put in here Saturday for
coal.
As you travel around the country you are
more impressed with the conviction that the
chief end Of man is to paint patent medicine
/ signs on the fences.
The steamship City Of Savannah left Sat-
/ urdsv for Philadelphia. Among her other
| freight she had l $50 barrels and 3,09l
/ crates Of vegetables.
Bears say stocks are bound to 90 to fig
urss where buyers will come in from the
/ outside, and until this Is the case It Is no use
/ 20 talk Of bull market.
/ The Swedish bark Bragg took on board
her cargo in twenty-seven hours, the
/ shortest time in which q sailing vessel has
| ever been loaded at this port.
i called meeting Of the Chatham County
Sunday School Association will be held this
report OF the Reception Committee.
The Swedish bark Bragg was on Satur-
| daY cleared for Queenstown for orders with
! : cargo OF $50 casks spirits turpentine,
measuring Sl,75S gallons, valued a. $32,-
7O3 "A.
The lighter "Uncle Sam" while going
in 10 the Lamar Cotton Press wharf Saturday
| evening, ran into shad boat, crushing in
/ her side The shad boat had lust returned
from cruise.
Among the recent patents for railway sp-
| planes IS q "car door burglar alarm, y
| patented by Mr.. James d. HOllister, of this
city. Master OF Machinery of the Savannah
| Florida and Western Railway.
Brunswick Adgertiser-1ppeal: Judge
TOmpkins, Of Savannah, presided over the
adjourned term OF Glynn Superior Court
held in this city this week. IT'S rare fun to
see how he makes the boys stand around"
The stonewall Base Ball Club will not
! play the Savannahs on Wednesday next, AZ
has been stated. They have good material
| from which TO select 6 fine nine, and when
| their new uniforms are received they will be
/ heard from.
The truck farmers in this vicinity have
made uIu'usliy good crops this year, owing
| to the favorable weather which has pre-
| vailed. Good prices have slsO been OBJ
! tanned for the truck, aud nearly all OF them
have realized q handsome profit from their
business.
Last year this time the stock market was
/ booming, and there were not enough stocks
! 70 90 around. Bonds were in active de-
| mand, and there seemed to be no end Of
| money seeking investments. Now, even
! bond buyers are scarce, and money looks as
Il It would be IN sharp demand before fall
| even.
The recently organized boat club are pre-
pairing for active work and propose in
| auguratiug aquatic sports In earnest.
! Saturday afternoon they launched their
| craft, the "Addle," and went out on the
river practicing. The crew comprises L. j.
! Hanley, captain and stroke; ". ID. Houston,
| No ?; c o. Nungszsr, No. 3; James J.
| Hearn, cOZswaln.