Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-14
Matters and Things Laconiealiy
Noted.

EOtGus
Knights of the Golden Rule have meet
ing this evening.
. Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 2Sl, T. A.
NJ, will meet tonight.
There were large number OF arrivals at
the several hotels yesterday.
The total amount of fiues imposed in the
Police Court yesterday was $25.
The Interest in the Seequi. centennial
movement continues unsbated.
Merchants and Mechanics Loan Associa-
ton have meeting this evening.
Il is asserted that there are a number OF
crsnks wandering around nowadays.
During the past week the interments In
Charleston numbered 35-whites IL, colored
Hon..JChn ErskIne- Judge OF the South
ern district OF Georgia, has returned to the
city.
The fast trains on the Savannah, Florida
and Western Railway are becoming very
popular.
Yesterday was bright aud beautiful dav,
'hough the temperature was more ike June
than November.
Colonel E c. Anderson has been confined
to his house nv serious indisposition for the
past several DAYS.
The important changes in the schedules
II he Central R dlwsY appear in our col
umns this morning.
The steamship City OF Columbus arrived
Yesterday from 'stou with good freight
and numbersOf p passengers.
The new steamship Chattshoochee, OF the
Ocean Steamship Line. will leave New York
for Savannah on the 2lst inst.
About eleven O'Clock last night the wind
shifted to the northwest. and q decided
charge In the temperature followed.
The tug Forest CITY will make sn excur-
sion to the Blaekfiah banks on Thursday
morning, leaving the city at 6:S0o'clock.
There were quite q number OF strangers in
the city yesterday, many from the interior,
and the retail stores were well pstronizsd.
Sam Coffee, colorod, was yesterday IN the
Police Court fine7 S. for stealing sugar cane
rom the booth Of Sampson Gordon at the
Market.
Judge A P Adams and several members
Of the Chatham county bar, left yesterday
morning for Springfield, to convene Efing-
ham Superior Court.
The Citizens Democratic Club have q
meeting this evening a. O'Clock, at F rd's
Opera House, and a full attendance of the
members is desired.
A notice Of interest TO water takers south
4 Jones, north of CASTOR, and between
Whitaksr and West Broad streets, appears
in another column.
The sale OF reserved seats for Herne's
"Hesr,s OF Oak" one OF the finest scenic
drAmss ~ the dav. will commence at Bren's
ticket flee at $50 O'Clock this morning.
At the meeting Of the Southern Mutual
Loan Association last night So 600 were sold
a. follows: Two advances of 81. 900 each al
39k 81, 900 at 39%, and three advances OF
81 600 each at 1924.
We learn that the circus fever is prevail
ing among the juveniles OF the southern
portion of the city, and an aspiring youth
Of five years Is training to walk tight rop'
stretched across the yard OF the psternal
mansion.
Mrs NJ. c. Rossigpol is now delivering
crpies OF Stephens History of the U nited
States" to subscribers. Those who have not
Inscribed and wish to do so can send theiI
names to Mrs. Rossignol and she will cal
upon them.
Father McNally, President Of Pho Mono
College, will remain the guest of Bishop
Gross until TbursdsV. He reports the col
iege in fourishing condition, with q large
number of respectable, well-behaved and
sludious boys.
Wsynesboro Herald: en- Ferst & Co, OF
Savannah, live merchants, have subscribed
for five shares OF stock in the Agricultural
Association of Burke county. One of The
firm will be at the fir aud the firm will
orobsblY have some Of their goods on exhi'
oition."
Yesterday morning Policeman Malone ar
rested a negro on the charge Of having
picked the pocket of lady OF $40 On Sstur-
day afternoon in the Market. He will be
brought up in the Police Court to-day, and
ven an opportunity to explain his ras-
calIty, IL he can.
The cadets of the Savannah Military
Aeadt nv, under command of Major Bur
CESS, were out on parade and drill yesterday
afternoon, and presented very ereditaole
appearance. A number OF cadets have
recently been entered st the Academy from
ali Dining counties.
Joseph Grant, William Webs'e r and james
Gsary. negro boys, were arrested by Police
man Mccarthy Sunday afternoon on the
charge OF sm6 king on some cotton bales In
rear of Mr.. D. B. Hull's warehouse, and
attempting to set fire to the same. They
were turned over for trial before the City
Court.
Gen. Henry c. Wayne, who was appointed
one OF the Board of Registration aud Elec
ton Managers for the Fourth district, yes
ferdsy rendered his resignation, his election
as Secretary of the Sesqui- Centennial Com
mtttee preventing him from giving the
necessary attention to the duties. His sue
oeeeor will shortly he ann ointad