Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-18
Matters ana Things LaeonieaIiy
EOked.

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Eleven sailing vessels arrived at this port
yesterday.
The total assessment at the Police Court
yesterday was ga.
Corn has advanced ten cents per bushel
here during the past week.
All grades Of bacon advanced BE. per
pound in this market yesterday.
Flags were displayed from the Office Of
Mr.. Chas. Green's Son Yesterday.
The British bark Lady Dufferin had her
flags flying yesterday ia honor Of the day.
Spirits turpentine advanced one and q
half cents per gallon IN this market yester-
day.
The tug Canoochee left yesterday to tend
the Dredge, at work on the Brunswick har-
Dor.
Rev. DR.. A. j. Semmes, formerly OF sa-
vsnnah, now Of Pho Mono College, Macon,
Is in the city.
Not an arrest recorded at the police bar
racks up to two o'clock this morning, and
yesterday was a gala day.
DR.. Sc. Julian Ravenel, prominent citi-
zen Of Charleston, died at his residence In
that city on Thursday night.
The sale Of reserved seats for "The Col
onel" commenced yesterday, and the pros
poets point to large house on Monday
night.
The schooner Addie G. Bryant, at this
port from New York, experienced very
severe weather during her trip but sustained
no damage.
Prof. Macallister gives his farewell matt
nee this afternoon. when handsome gold
watch and large French doll will be the
principal presents.
Judge Henry B. Tompkins, accompanied
by HIS wife and her sister, Miss Martha
Washington, OF Tennessee. left yesterday
morning on a short trip to Florida.
On Tuesday next, the Dist, Messrs. J.
Mclaughlin and Son will sell at auction the
brigantine America, st the wharf al Lamar's
Lower Cotton Press, where she now lies.
The registration of liquor dealers, In com
plisnce with the act passed at the last ses-
sion OF the Legislature, aud recently pub
Iished In these columns, will commence on
April LIST.
The Georgia Social Club composed Of
thirty Young men organized last night. 1t
object is the social recreation Of its mem
hers by balls, picnics, ETC., during the COM
ing season.
The Clarke-Cassidy case, which has been
on trial in the City Court the past several
days. was submitted to the jury a. one
O'Clock Yesterday, but up to midnight they
were still out.
The repairs TO the British barkentine, Ter
| magant, which was purchased by Messrs. j.
| K. Clarke & Co are nearly completed, and
| she has been rechristened Altamaha, after
one Of the rivers in this State.
It IS stated that the young actor, Mr..
| Fred. Paulding, who was compelled to can
| eel his engagement in Ssvannsh on account
Of III health, IS still in Florida, and that he
/ has rheumatism of the spine, which may
prevent him ever returning to the stage.
jerry Myers, colored, was yesterday fined
in the Police Court 81 or seven days i'm
prisonment for throwing or allowing to be
| thrown filthy water from the second story
window OF his house into the street, said
water striking two cOlOred men who were
passing.
We learn that the steamship City Of Sa-
vaInah viii make the next trip from New
| York to Savannah in place of the steamship
| City Of Augusta, the latter vessel lying up
one trip for repairs. After making this trip
the Savannah will 20 on her regular route
between this city and Philadelphia.
Charleston Nelos aud Courier: "Mr. J. D.
Murphy, who superintendent the construc-
ton of the new depot of the Northeastern
/ Railroad ard the Charleston aud Savannah
| Railway, has accepted the position of Super
inteudent of the car shops Of the Savannah,
| Florida aud Western Railroad, and has lett
/ for the field OF his future operations IN
| savannah"