Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-03
Matters and Things LaeOnicnliy

Regular monthly sales at the court house
to-day.
The 1. X. L. Social Club have grand hop
on the 10th.
Savannah Lodge No. 1,159, K. Of H.,
meets tonight.
The Police Court session yesterday turned
IN q neat revenue Of SAG.
During the past week there were 81 deaths
in Charleston-9 whites, q cOlored.
Hon. Henry B. Tompkins returned to the
city Yesterday, and will remain here a week
or so.
The fast schedule between Savannah and
Atlanta on the Central Railroad will 60 into
effect on the 18th instant.
The steamship city Of Columbus arrived
from Boston yesterday with IS cabin psssen-
gers and II steersge.
There were only few cases recorded at
the Police Court up to one O'Clock this
morning-su for minor offenses.
Mr.. J. A. Bates, Of the firm Of Ludden q
Bates, returned to the city yesterday by the
City OF Columbus from Boston.
The sale Of reserved seats for Thatcher,
Primrose & Vests Minstrels will commence
at Bren's ticket Office to-day at $50 O'Clock.
The polling places were being put up at
the court house yesterday, and everything
viii be In readiness for the election to-
morrow.
We have received the October number Of
the Mystic brotherhood, which is brim full
OF interesting matter concerning the differ
ent secret societies.
The Savannah correspondent Of the Chi
cagO Neaos Letter states that there arr
twenty-five correspondents for dramatic
papers in this city.
The book dealers and stationers did q
lively business yesterday, and their stores
were thronged with the school children pur-
chasing their new supplies.
The attention Of all interested IS called to
an important change in the schedule over
the City and Suburban Railway to Isle OF
Hope aud Montgomery.
We have received an invitation to attend
the first annual hop Of the Workingmen's
Literary and Relief Association at Metro
pOlitan Hall on the 9th inst.
Some Of the booksellers gave prizes to the
school children purchasing from them, aud
there was q lively excitement among the
happy hearted Young creatures.
Cotton declined 4 to 5-16c. in the better
grades, and 1-16c. ia lower grades yesterday.
The receipts were very large, reaching z 1893
bales-the largest Of the season.
March Brown, q eolored kleptomaniac,
stole small sum of money from Joe Hen
dersOn, cOlOred, and was Yesterday In the
Police Court fined IS or fifteen days.
Miss Marie Bockel, the charming vocalist
and actress, who has many admirers in Sa-
vsnnab, was married on Sunday last to
Samuel Reed, Of FOrd's Comic Opera Com
psny.
Joe johnson, the cOlOred individ usl who
created a disturbance on a street car OF the
City and Suburban Line on Sunday alter
noon, was yesterday, in the Police Court,
fined $40.
Prince Albert, of the colored persuasion,
was called upon in the Police Court yester-
day to pay IS for the fun Of beating q color
cd female, rejoicing in the celebrated name
Of Lydia Thompson.
The Wakefield Mas Bulletin of the 29th
contains the announcement of the death of
Miss Carrie s. CrOcker, charming vocalist
and estimsble young lady Of that town, and
a niece Of Prof. Charles s. Mallette, Of our
city.
Mr.. Thomas P. Heidi, OF the firm Of G.
NJ. Heidi q Co, leaves this morning by
steamship for New York on business and
pleasure combined. He will bring out an
ass Ortment Of the latest novelties Tor the
| holiday season.
Stephen Bryant, colored, got provoked
with his brevet spouse, Louisa Bryant, on
s. urday night and beat her. The Tumpus
In the Bryant dOmicile disturbed the neigh
borhood and Stephen was arrested. Yester-
day he was fined 50 for the amusement.