Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
Matters and Things LseOnically


Germsn Fire Company have meeting TO-
night.
There was not q single arrest recorded at
the barracks up to midnight.
The deaths in Charleston last week num-
beTed 4l-whites 6, colored 81.
The total fines assessed in the Police
Court yesterday amounted to Sl1.
/ Haupt Lodge No. IS, /. o. o. F., will
have an installation of officers tonight.
The press upon our columns this morning
compels the omission Of several articles.
Arrangements are about being made to
rebuild the Cotton Seed OIL Mill On the
old site.
The mas meeting at the Theatre TO night
should be largely attended. Let every good
citizsa be present.
Mr.. W B. Campbell, General Southern
Agent OF the TrGdemlaa, at Chattanooga,
Tenn, is on visit to Savannah.
Wastse screveu, dark completed
Tous gsler, wss yesterday, IN tie Police
Coa,t, fllrG 81 for chuncing rocks 10 ice
street.
d.. Geo. H Some was the physician who
a. ended 20 Eheit iuries Of Mr. +. n warm,
ant 10. DR.. L Fernsnd, as We were iucor-
Ircay iLfonnea.
| 4 o.. DIV sailed clear no sides &C, long
ciears Ac, aud shoulders re, IN IN
market yesterday.
Mr. James Lane saws that there is 10 truth
| in the a.ement that a man was arrested IN
MS b4rroom on Monday night Tor Dealing
/ his (the mau's) wife.
An ddtional appropriation OF ) 10, OOO Ior
the imprt vement OF the Savannah I've
mas been recommended by the CON"
| & mmiltee of the Senate.
4 voupg man named P. Elias was yester
| A., I'D In the Police Court so 10. acting
Sssard.,Iv on street car returning from
| tbe SEINE 2 IN Park on Tuesday night.
Two youths, arrested for discharging fire.
arms m ne street on the night of the All
of July, were before the POLES Court yes
terday, but the eases against them were dis
missed.
Catharine Moore was arrested about five
O'Clock yesterday morning for having set
OF harness In her possession supposed 10 be
stolen, and will be held in custody until an
investigation can be had.
The W eek OF a three-masted schooner,
sunk fl Cape Roman, S. C., In "a fathCms
OF water, and IN the track OF vessels bOuod
to and from SAv3nGah aud the North, has
been marked by an automatic whis ling
buoy.
Jessie Bevius, colortd, living on Charlton
street lane, was very severely burned yester-
| day BY her clothes igniting while standing
| rear the fire in her room. DR.. I. b Chisholm
was summoned and rendered all the relief
| possible.
Bishop Gross delivered the honoTs at the
/ CONNER cement exercises of the Convent
| Aca.tmy, Atlanta The gold medal award
| d by Mrs. James Ward, of Savannah, as 8
| premium for the best embroidery, was Won
| by Miss X ste Callaghan.
| The Ford Dramatic Amateurs return }
| from Brunswick on Tuesday afternoon
| They had a delightful trip and very
pleasant experience at Brunswick. They
were rteted with an immense house on
MoEd night, and the performance was
greatly praised.
The pump at the foot of Liberty street,
| just outside the gate Of the Savannah, Flori
| da and Western Railway Depot, has been
/ out of order for the past four or five days,
| much to the Inconvenience of the people
| living near by who are dependent on it for
| their supply OF water.
/ Jacksonville Union 1.-The successful anna
| teur theatrical combination which made
| such a bit here at home has been invited 70
| present "Aboye the Clouds" at Savannah
/ uaGer the auspices of the Fond Dramatic
| Society of that city. They viii play for the
/ benefit OK our library, and the lovers of ANA
tsur art IN Savannah may be assured of q
Il s. class performance"