Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-04
Matters and Things LacODicalIy

Yesterday was the hottest day we have had
In weeks.
The Savannah Theatre has been leased by
Mr.. 7. F. johnson.
There was not a cent realized at the ses-
sion Of the Police Court Saturday.
The City Court will be convened to day
for the trial Of criminal cases.
The regular meeting Of the Ford Ora
matte Association will be held this evening.
A large number of persons visited Isle Of
Hope and Montgomery yesterday after
noon.
There were many visitors to Tbunderbolt
aud the Schuetzen Park yes terday after
noon.
Lieut.. J. B. Erwin, U. s. A, of Savannah,
arrived here Saturday on brief leave OF
absence.
The new slip at the Central Railroad
wharves is completed and will be occupied
by the Dessoug.
The new offices for the Savannah, FlUri-
da and Western Railway are rapidly ap-
preaching completion.
Mr.. Joseph Marston, advance agent Of
Sells Circus, is 10 the city and is stopping
AZ the Sereven House.
Parties mailing the MORNING News Trade
Issue must pay two cents postage, as 1t is
over two ounces in weight.
The shell road and Thunderbolt road
wese yesterday afternoon thronged with
vehicles Of every description.
Judge Tompkins will holi court at
Sandersville on Monday next, 18th inst, for
Judge Carswell, OF the Middle Circuit.
The steamship City OF Macon arrived at
her wharf yesterday morning from New
York with big freight and a number of
passengers.
The negro George Williams, who was ar
rested at the Central Railroad wharf,
chsrged with stealing meal, had his case
continued Saturday.
There will be an important meeting Of
Tattnall Council No. SS4, A. l.. H., this eve
ming at their hall, and full attendance Of
/ the members is desired.
The Crescent City Insurance Company, OF
/ New Orleans, have established business in
/ Georgia, and Messrs. T. H. Harden 81 Co..
| have been appointed the agents here.
The Western mail win close on and after
| to-day at 6:l5 p. m, instead OF $50 as
heretofore, in consequence Of change in
schedule of Central Railroad night train.
The Italian brig Selma Stanford was clear
| ed Saturday by Messrs A. Minis Il Sons for
| Trieste. Austria, with 2,59S barrels rosin,
weighing 1,O63,79O pounds, valued at ST.
3O6 81.
Mr.. j. s. Sheppard, Manager of MortOn's
| Big 4 Minstrels, is at the Marshall House,
arranging for the appearance OF his troupe,
who will open the season at the Savannah
theatre on Friday next.
Our citizens generally were greatly graft
| fed at the splendid exhibit Of the city's past
| business, growth, and encouraging pros
pects, as set forth in the trade issue of the
HoRNING News Saturday.
| John Unkerson, was arrested on the
/ charge of stealing some meat from the bark
/ Albert, at the Central Railroad wharf, and
was arraigned in the Police Court Saturday,
but had his case continued.
Some OF the delegates to the Congress
slonal Convention, which assemblies IL this
/ city on the 9th inst, are expected here to-
night, but the majority Of them VIII come
IN on the morning trains OF Monday.
The steamship saragossa, Capt. T. A.
| Hooper, came up from below early Sstur-
| day morning, having arrived at Tybee the
| previous afternoon from Baltimore. She
| had an immense freight and number OF
| passengers.
Judge TOmpkins Saturday in chambers
rendered decision In the church case. re-
fusing TO grant the Injunction as prayed for
by the complainsnts, and granted q tenn
pOrary Injunction in favor of the defendants.
| The eOmplsinauts' counsel gave notice Of
| appeal to the Supreme Court by bill Of ex-
/ Ceptions to the refusal OF the Judge to
| grant the injunction asked for by com
/ MI al