Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-05

1.A1 o'clock Yesterday was teet ihCH07'
mo change m the past twenty-iour hours
CornDararfve statement of temperature,
taken from the signal Service records;
1852 ~:
f.44A.M ...--.. 81 ga A. ---------o q
9.5lP.N. ......... 81 ; 2;i4 ?. A.----.--'-- =.
1914 P. 70 81 l4 3:,5 P; nm IS
minimum .-.-.- 4 Minimum. .--.+,,.''
Mean Temperature N4eS'i ~
90 dav -.-.-------5l Of Gay ----------- ~ m
RSiufsfI. .--.0 GS Rainfall % 10
Matters and Things LaeonieallY Noted,
rho S,1uerior Court will meet AT ~
o'clock this morning
only one arrest was reported AT the
,oiice barracks up to , O'Clock TINS AlorH-
ing. .,,-
Werner Hook and Ladder Company
Iii I'lid g., snacial meeting this evening
mt : O'Clock ..rr,..
There will be regular meeting OF Iatt-
,,,U Connect No. So. \. l.. Of H. TINS
evening at o'clock.
The Rentz-Santley Burlesque CoilOllla-
tion will Dee the attraction al the lHe''ue
"Wednesday evening.
There was little movement on the river
Yesterday. and everything was unusually
Guiet along the wharves. 49,.
The ParI, and extension were filled Win
,royVIs of people Yesterday alterhoou' an"
presented am attractive scene.
Tbaseasou of gayety is nearly over anu
the IaHteu period. with It's somore GoloIs
and sober life. viii begin on " euiesO"I'
dariug and successful robbery
.,,,o,,rtir,[ 10 over sI3. 600. at Charleston.
: a.. is reported in the teleSrapllc news
this morning.
4 dense. heavy fog hung over the city
lssr NIGHT almost wholly Obscurlng the
l.trsat TIGHTS. and dimming the lights on
the electric tower.
Tlfe annual election of managers OF the
Savou9ah Hospital Will be held to-day De
fyvoeu 1G and o'clock, AT the banking
house of George !. Mills
Christ Church (Episcopal) was bril-
Tantlv Illuminated last hlShJ' anu lllc
evening services We're $''eliu9' ~ q i'''
number of wOrshippers.
The City Physicians have be1n supplied SUPPLIED
with vaccine virus. and will hereal'eI az
climate. free of charge, all persons who 'AN
unable to pay for the operation.
The grand and petit jurors for the Feb
ruarv term of the City Court Will be called
To-day at 10 O'Clock a. m, and are eN-
pected 10 be prompt in attendance
The suburban resorts were visited by
crowds of people yesterday eager 10 I'M
prove the hours of sunshine which, for
the past month. have been few and lar De-
tween.
The grand annual masquerade ball Of
the SchuetZen GeSellschaft viii take place
nj Masonic Temple tomorrow evening.
and promises TO be an unusually brilliant
affair.
The Brunswick Advertiser and 1ppedt
saws there will be big delegation from
that point to the Sesqui-Centennial. There
will he room enough and hospitality
enough in the Forest City to entertain all.
There will be a grand benefit perform
ance mt the Theatre next week, eunes-
dav evening. February 18th. given by the
Augustin DAILY Comedy Club. under the
auspices of the German Relief committee
for the sufferers i'm Germany.
The annual meeting of the Citizens
Sanitary Association Will be held at
Metropolitan Hall tomorrow evening att
O'Clock. The Presidents annual report
will be submitted and the election OF OIL
GERS for the ensuing year viii take place.
The swamps and IOwlands have been so
filed with water that it has not been pos
sible 60 do much on the Cuyler swamp
Canal for several weeks past Inc con-
victs have been employed in the mean
while i'm dressing up the banks ana uoluS
other necessary work.
Geo. II. Southland and wife, New York
CITY: James W. Brown and Wife, Penn
svIvauia: Rufus Rowland. son and daugh-
fer Massachusetts: +. W. Willard, wife
and daughter. Rhode Island. and John Fal-
coner. NaIdosta, Georgia; are among the
arrivals at the Pulaski House
Richard Bradley. Esq, an old citizen of
savannah. but now living IN North ar
oIino is in the city and Is stopping at the
Marshall House. He Is genial gentle
man. and his release from the cares OF
active business appears to have taken on
a number of years from his appearance.
The Washington Light Infantry, at their
meeting last evening, discussed the pro
pOsed visit of the company TO savannah on
the 18th inst. The probability Is that the
company Will carry thirty men rank ana
file. and that they viii go on the military
train. which will leave here for Savannah
at d. m. on sunday neXt.-CbdHeSt0h
Ne3rS, yesterday.
BfiGu Heron. daughter of Matilda Heron,
the celebrated emotional actress, and MI.
Henry Miller were married in st. AIMS
church New York. on Thursday evening
in the presence CT n large assembly OF pro
fessiOnaI people. The young couple al
once Joined the Madison square company
and will appear in savannah this and to-
morrow evenings as "Halel anu ~OiU
Travers'' in Hazel kirke.'
The Oglethorpe and Tomochichi Pageant
The costumer who Is TO dress those VINO
are to take part in the representation OF
the landing Of General James OglethOrpe
and his coIOuists at Savannah one
hundred and fifty years ago and
their reception by TomOchichi, the
chief Of the Namacraws, Will arrive here
ON Friday. The vessel which IS TO repre-
sent that in which the cOlOnists came
en- the river has been secured and
wharf which is said TO be the place
cor very near TO it, where OglethOrpe
landed has been rendered for use
on the occasion. All other details
have been perfected, except that
n few more young gentlemen are wanted
10 take part in the parade. ANY one
wishing 10 do so can send in his name to
fhe chairman of the Committee on Pa
reant. J. II. Esiill, Whitaker street.
Costumes will be furnished by the COM
mittee and names of parties participating
in the parade will De kept priS ATE
Professor Curr Tonight and Tomorrow