Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-30

The Board IF Trade will move lhio their
new quarters by the lst Of October.
The first lot Of new rice was pounded AT
the Upper steam Rice Mills yesterday.
Twenty-six prisoners have been incar-
cerated in the county jail during the past
three days.
An adjourned meeting of the Forest
Citv Base Ball Club will be held tonight
at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Pulaski House corridors look very
neat and attractive since they have re-
ceiyed their new coat Of paint.
A p0rpoise was seen in the river yester-
daF. opposite the Exchange, chasing fish.
81 was watched with great interest from
the Bay.
Nine prisoners We're arraigned in the
Police Court yesterday, all for diSOrderly
conduct Fines 10 the amount Of $50
were imposed.
j. HUFF. Florida: W. F. shellman, Ma
con. Ca; II. F. Corners, Cleveland, o.,
and H. \. Stewart. II. Louis, Mo. are
quartered at the ScreYen House.
A colored baby was picked up on River
street last night, having strayed away
from home during the afternoon. The
child was returned to its mother.
The negro shot in bingham. day before
Yesterday. by Cop Kennedy. Is lying in
live long according 10 the statement ofhis
physicians.
Mr.. ". :. BOgart. Principal of the La
dies High school at Savannah, Ga, Is in
the city. and will spend several days here
i'm examining our schOOls.-NdSbUUic
american.
G.. O. johnson. Memphis. Tenn; Frank
4. -millie. Atlanta. Ga; J. r. Allen, De
Land. Fla, and J. c. Chapman, st. ST.
mons Islaud, Ga, are registered at the
Pulaski House.
Robert Wall who was sentenced to six
months on the chain-gang. and was sent
back 10 Jail. on account Of sickness, by
fbe County Commissioners, IS IN very
critical condition.
B.F. Parsons and son, HawkinsVilles
ga. w. {. Turpin and Miss Eta Clisby,
Macon. Ga, NJ. ID. Macarthur and >. Ben
Wilson. Georgia, are among the guests at
the Marshall House.
The Mutual Gas Light Company eX-
nerIs to be ready to furnish gas by the
Ist Of January. The solicitors report
that they are meeting with great sue
cess in securing patrons.
The steamer Sylvan Glen viii make
nor usual family excursion to WARSAW
today. leaving the city at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon. and returning by !. The
regular 10 O'Clock trip will be omitted.
Col. r. ID. Walker has presented to the
President Of the BOnaventure Cemetery
f,omnanv two handsome marble statues
10 sIfrm0unt the granite pillars recently
erected bv him at the cemetery entrance.
Al is the intention of the company TO put
mn iron gates as soon as iJa funds VIII
permit.
About six O'Clock last night violent
rain storm. accompanied by high wind,
Dassed over the city. The storm con-
finued about fifteen minutes, and during
its continuance the wind blew at We
lOcity Of thirty-eight miles an hour. The
rainfall was fOur-tenths Of an inch, an
average of two inches an hour. The OBJ
seryatfOns at the signal station showed
the storm to be entirely local.
Mr.. John McHUgh, the well-knwn jani-
tor Of the Merchants National Bank. was
~ tbe streets yesterday looking much
,-ornger in years alter his two
5S,,ont6ss absence from the city on a
--isit IA his birthplace in the
sontbwestern part Of Ireland. Mr..
SFcHuoh Is about seventy years of age,
ana Mad not been 20 Ireland for forty
Years. While in that country ne mad the
SIeasnre of entering the room IL which he
was horn. He said that the country was
ereatlv changed in its appearance IN some
localities. and but very few members oil
the families he knew in Childhood are Nv
ing to-day.