Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-04
Matters and Things LacOnicalIy
Noted.

NOAe0s
There were thirteen elesrances from the
port Of Savannah yesterday.
The assessments upon the unfortunates
before the Police Court Yesterday amounted
to S13.
Hon. VIM. D. Harden, Judge Of the City
Court, left for Atlanta yesterday on private
business.
The George Appold left for Baltimore yes.
terday with large freight and number OF
passengers.
There was a very marked change in the
weather yesterday, and the cold spell may
now be looked FOR.
The sale Of reserved seats for "The
Professor" will commerce at Bren's ticket
Office this morning.
Dr.. O-ceola Butler and wife returned
home yesterday on the steamship City OF
Savsnnsh from New York.
Up to two O'Clock this morning there
we're only three trihlng cases recorded at
the police barracks.
"The sorcerer," which will bepresented
at the matinee to-day, Is one Of the most
delightful of comic operas.
The steamship City of Savannah, arrived
from Neg York yesterday with big freight
and number of passengers.
The velocity Of the wind at Tybee last
evening at half past six O'Clock was 40
miles per hour, from the northeast.
The receipts Of cotton by the Central
Railroad during the month Of October were
fsrvin excess Of the receipts In that month
last year.
The railing around the Louise King foun-
tain, on st. Julian street, near West Broad,
Is broken down, and the fountain is in an
unsight.y conditions
The demenfed woman referred to In yes
terdsy's NEWS as having been arrested and
taken TO the police barracks, has been
turned over to her friends.
We are informed by "a Resident" that
there Is pilferIng nightly going on from the
cotton bales which are left on Joachim
street, between Farm and Ann.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton FROM the committee of Teu'Onia Lodge
No. z, X. of P, to their eleventh anniver-
ssry ball, at st. Andrews Hall, on the 9Th
inst.
The steamship Tallahassee had among her
freight for New York yesterday $40 boxes
aud one barrel Of oranges, and nine boxes
and seven barrels OF vegetables.
John Conner was arrested about eight
o'clock on Thursday night, whilst roaming
about the streets, on the charge Of vsgrancY,
The brig R. n. Heslen was cleared Yester-
day for Sagna Ia Grsude, with 3 Sl3 pieces
pitch pine lumber, measuring 163, 67 feet,
valued Of 81, 455 16. Cargo by Messrs. Sloat,
Russell 81 Co.
Judge Henry 3. Tompkins is presiding in
the Supreme Court in an important case
from Macon 10 the place Of Judge jackson,
who is disqualiied. He will not be 10 Sa-
vannah until the latter part CT next week.
The Swedish bark Hsrald was cleared yes
terisy by Messrs. SYberg Petersen d Go.
for Csdlz. with 2 5T7 pieces pitch pine lum-
her, measuring 81 1852 feet. valued at 81
991 So. Cargo by Messrs. Charles Green's
Son g. Co.
The Chaufrau Combination will produce
here "London Assurance and the re-
modelled version OF g East Lynne" the
original drsm4tization OF Mr.. Tayleure's. In
which he Will play the leading part Of
"Archibald Carlyle."-
We had call last evening from Mr.. R F.
Tsyleure, son of G. w. TaYleure, ESQ, the
we'll known dramstist and actor, who is here
as the representative of the Chanfrau COM
binstfon, which appears at the Savannah
Theatre on the 10th and 18th inst.
A New York dispatch announces that a
new iron side wheel steamer, to be called
the City of Jacksonville, was launched at
Wilmington, Del, on the 1st inst. She is to
ply between Jacksonville and Enterprise,
Fla, and will come to Savannah on her
route.
Messrs. a. Minis IL Sons cleared yesterday
the British steamship Gardenia for Reval,
Russia, with $500 bales Of upland cotton,
weighing 2,S65, llS pounds. valued at $323,-
S97. Also the British steamship Venice for
Bremen, with 5,sO1 bales of upland cotton,
weighing 2,S71, 036 pounds, valued at S3l5,-
629 10.
Travellers should understand that railroad
trains leave promptly on schedule time,
and Il is well 10 be on hand few minutes
before. Yesterday at l p. m, just as the
through train on the Central was gliding
swiftly out of the depot yard two carriages
full OF passengers and loaded with baggage
drove rapidly uD to the depot entrance.
Macon Telegraph: Last night at the de-
pot was q Savannah gentleman with five
settlers, the aggregate cost Of which would
amount to quite pile. He had three Cor
don settlers, one Irish setter, and one lay
srac. For the latter he had several times
refused five hundred dollars. He was re-
turning from GAINESVILLE, where he had
been hunting, but found game not very
plentiful"