Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-18
Matters and Things LacOnicaI


Matters and Things LacOnicaIy
Noted.
Cotton is coming in freely.
Teutonia Lodge No. 2, K. of P, meet to-
night.
The revenue Of the Police Court yester-
day amounted to S21.
St. Andrews Society have an important
meeting on Thursday night.
Lsndrum Lodge 90. d., F. A. NJ, will
consider important business at their meeting
tonight.
The steamship Berkshire arrived from
Baltimore yesterday with a very large
freight.
The steamship City of Macon arrived from
New York yesterday with full freight and
passenger list.
GA Celebrated Case" will be the opening
James O'Neill.
A respectable white woman desires stu
alton to do homework, as will be seen by
notice elsewhere.
The steamship Saragossa left for Balti-
more yesterday with a good freight and a
number Of passengers.
The new electric lights ordered for
Broughton street will probably be in opera
ton by Saturday night.
The steamer Forest City will make an ex-
cuTsion to the Blacklist banks on Thursday,
leaving at hslf-past six O'Clock.
Mr.. }. Mclaughlin & Son will sell at auc-
ton to-day eleven bales Of cotton, damaged
oy the fire yesterday afternoon.
At an early hour last evening there was a
sudden extinguishmento Of the electric lights,
but the trouble will be avoided in the flu
ture.
The steamship Juniats reached her wharf
Yesterday from Philadelphia, with very
large number of passengers and big
freight.
Among the freight Of the City Of Savan-
nab, for New York yesterday, were 10 bar
rels and boxes Of vegetables and 80 barrels
Of terrspins.
The regular meeting of the Executive
Council of the Citizens Sanitary Asso-
cation will be held at Metropolitan Hall
this evening.
At the meeting of the Chatham Mutual
Loan Association last night s., 900 were sold
as follows: $1,000 at 4911, $1,000 at 80,
81, 900 at 5OH.
The British bark Sea Bird will be sold at
auction to-day as she now lies, of Ossabaw
Sound, together with her cargo, consisting
OF cotton ties and soap.
It costs three dollars to enjoy the fun of
fring pistol in the street. Rather cheap,
considering the chance of bringing down
some innocent human game.
In the card published in yesterdays issue,
the ladies in charge of the festival In aid of
the poor Internationally omitted to thank
Mr. I. West for the use of crockerY.
OglethOrpe Light Infantry have meeting
this evening, when some important matters
viii be brought up for discussion, and full
attendance Of the members is desired.
The bark Alice Campbell cleared yester-
day for Georgetown, DemOrara, with 1851
pieces yellow pine lumber measuring 254,
$40 feet, valued at $3.S1S "a Cargo by
Messrs. Sloat, Busseh'& Co.
We understand that the grand spectacular
play of "Michael StrOgoff," produced at
HsVerly's Nibl0's Theatre, New York, will
be presented to the Savannah public the
latter part OF December.
John New, for the very serious charge of
disOrderly conduct on the premises Of e. 81.
GOetke, refusing to leave when ordered,
threatening to cut Goetke, and resisting and
striking the arresting officer, was yesterday
in the Police Court fined SIS or thirty days.
The suggestions made by the MORNING
News yesterday in reference to the pro-
grsmme for the proposed celebration OF the
sesquicentennisl of Savannah, were gene.
ally approved and occasioned considerable
talk.
Toe fire on Monday afternoon originated
In a lot of hay on the lot Of Mr.. F. j. Tiet-
jen, which burned through the fence on the
premises Of Mr.. Joseph Mannlon, destroy
ing several wood-sheds and the fencing
generally.
The cornerstone of the Colored Orphans
Home, at the corner OF East Broad and An
derson streets, will be laid at half past three
o'clock this afternoon. We are requested
to ask all ministers Of the Gospel to attend.
The ColOred Grand Lodge of Masons of
Georgia will conduct the ceremonies. Do
nations will be received on the ground to as
sist the cause.