Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-24
Matters and Things LacOnieallT
Noted.

The bark syria is being recsulked.
Golden Rule Lodge No. u, l. o. o. T.,
meets tonight.
A notice in regard 10 sspelo Quarantine
station appears IN another column.
The United States Circuit and District
Courts adjourned sine de yesterday.
Spirits turpentine declined two and half
cents per gallon IN this market Yesterday.
Only one arrest reported at the barracks
last night-a white man found drunk in the
street
A notice Of interest to the public from the
President Of the Brush Electric Light Com
panY, appears in our special notice column
Mr.. T. Simon, recently Of the firm OF
SehEieren & Simon, has disposed OF MS
business interests here, and is about TO leave
for the West.
A fine blooded stallion arrived here on
the steamship City OF Savannah, on Mon
dav night, for II. B. latham, Jr., Of Thorn
son, Ga.
Two white men and negro were each fined
in the Police Court Yesterday 50. or ten days,
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct on
the street.
The Norwegian bark Premier and the
Swedish bark Brsege are taking on board
csrgoes Of naval stores at Chestnut & woods
new naval stores wharf.
Mr.. John H. Griffin, Passenger Agent Of
the Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
returned 70 the city yesterday after an alb
SERGE Of several weeks in Florida.
Mr.. 4. \. Porter, formerly purser on the
steamer Wheless, has been appointed to the
command Of the steamer Alice Clark. He
took charge OF the Clark on her last trip.
The large iron boiler that has been lying
-. o. - 80
for several years past, has been purchased
BY Mr.. John Rourke, and is being taken to
pieces.
The pump in Ebert square is out Of order
and needs the attention OF the pump con-
tractor In its present condition it is a
source Of great Inconvenience to the resi-
dents in the vicinity.
Five large boilers with drum aud every
thing complete, which were made at the
shops Of Messrs. McDOnough & Ballsntyne,
were sent down to a mill on Union Island,
yesterday, on lighter.
Captain John LAYTON yesterday shipped
10 his farm, at LawtOnville, South Carolina,
four fine Chester white hogs, which were
purchased at Winchester, Pa, from the
oriyinal owner Of this choice breed Of AMI
mails.
Mr.. elf. P. Kennedy, General Southern
4 1-cCIEEA AEEnA VI tAC <OAAofA4Acs ~"
Albany and Chicago Railway, aud Mr.. G. Z.
Ludlam, Southern Passenger Agent Of the
/ Chicago and Alton Railway. are In the city,
and called at the MORNING News Office yes
/ terdsy.
| The picnic Of the Catholic Library Asso-
/ citation al the Sehuetzsn Park yesterday was
8 very enjoyable affair. A large crowd went
/ out on the cars and by private conveyance
/ during the day. The Guards Band furnish
/ ed the music for the lovers of terpsi-
| chOre, and dancing was kept up until late
/ hour.
Ga invitation OF Lieut.. Col. Peter Reilly
/ aud Maj John Schwsrz, Col. J. B. Baird,
/ IN company with Coils. G. W. Anderson and
/ J. II. Esti'l, Lieuts. Gsillsrd and Gleason, OF
/ the First Regiment Georgia Volunteers, Wis
/ tied the Schuetzen Park and ThunderbOlt
/ yesterday afternoon. The party made the
/ trip rapidly and in fine style behind spank
/ ing four-in-hand.
| Don Daniel de Ia Pedrsja, Consul Of Spain
/ in this port, sailed on Saturday last by the
/ City Of Macon for New York. on his way to
1 Europe, where be will remain some months
/ for the benefit OF his health. We hope TO
welcome him on his return quite well sgain.
/ The efficient and popular Vice Consul Of
/ Spain, Don Luis Marinss J de Lsvaggi, well
/ known and much appreciated among the
merchants in the Spanish trade, besides
| filing as heretofore the duties Of his posi-
| ton, IS now in charge OF the Spanish Con-
i sulate.