Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-21

The naval store market was active yes
terday.
Chatham Mutual Loan Association meet
tonight.
Cotton futures declined fifteen points
yesterday.
Yesterday was an unusually warm day
for March.
Hon. G. s. Holton, Of Bailey. Ga, is on q
VISIT to this city.
Spirits turpentine advanced two cents per
gallon here Yesterday.
The assessment at the Police Court yester-
daY amounted to $19.
Don't fail to see ''The Colonel'' at the
matinee this afternoon.
Savannah Lodge No. 1,I53. K. of H, have
q meeting this evening.
Georgia Council No. 2, R. and S. NJ, will
have q meeting to night.
TIE weather Yesterday was Just too too
utterly too, as It we're.
There were TO foreign cleaTanees at the
custom house yesterday.
L Is rumored that 8 prominent bear In
Central Railroad stock has turned bull.
At the Railroad Mutual Loan Association
meeting last night 5000 were sold at Soz.
The deaths in Charleston last week
amounted to Twenty-Five. Whites, nine;
colored, twenty.
Rosin is coming in slowly, considering the
favorable weather for its production that
has prevailed.
The British bark Argyle, which arrived
az Tybee s few days since, sailed yesterday
for s.. John. y. B.
The slip at the foot OF Drsyton street, be
longing 10 the city, Is being repaired and
put in good condition.
Oo'y two arrests were recorded at the po-
lice barracks up TO one O'Clock this morn
ing-bOth white men and drunk.
A meeting Of citizens will be held in
few DAYS to express the sympathy Of the
community for the suffering Jews OF Rus
STA.
There are four sister vessels now in this
rort-a rather unusual occurren ce-the
British barks Boroms, Pohona, Tikoma and
Konoma.
The list OF vessels up, cleared and sailed
for this port consists Of fourteen barks, one
brig aud nine sehooners, total Of twenty
four vessels.
Recipe for becoming aesthetic: One die
tiousry Of art terms, three oil paintings snd
a job lot OF old crockeryware. Mix. No
brains required.
u1ULAt4 DANA-s EJ4OAEus AOE dSSAuAAlbE aLA
insulting Mrs. Vim on the street Saturday
afternoon, was yesterday IN the Police Court
fined three dollars or ten days.
A special meeting Of the Ladies Memorial
Association viii be held this afternoon at
half past i've o'clock, at the lecture room
Of the Independent Presbyterian church.
We have received the March number OF
the Southern Musical Journal which, as usual,
is full of choice and interesting musical
gossip, aud several instrumental and vocal
gems.
The three negroes who were routed out
Of vacant house early yesterday morning
aud carried to the police barracks, as sus-
picinus characters, were yesterday fined al
each or five days.
About half past ten O'Clock last night two
reports Of a pistol were heard on Bull
street. near Drsvton. 1t appears that some
indignant individual was sending q leaden
missive after prowling marauder.
Rev. W. a. Jones has been duly commits
stoned as Missionary ColpOrteur Of the
/ American Bible Society, aud will canvass
the city and supply the Bible 70 all who
NAV be in need. He will commence the
work Immediately.
Captain Il. II. Linville, of Fernandins,
Fla, passed through the city yesterday en-
route for home. The Captain formerly car
ried on foundry in this city, and, though
/ he was the machinist who put In the origi-
/ nal machinery IN the water works (sbout
thirty years ago), be is still young man.
Hon. D. n. speer. State Treasurer, is on
visit to cur city. Mr.. Speer has many
| friends among the business men Of Ssvan-
nah, and Is what the financial manager OF
/ the State should be-a successful business
man himself. l. is more than probable that
the people will reward him for his ad-
mirable administration by making him his
/ OWL successor.