Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-24

Matters and Things LReOnicallY Noted
Pools will be sold at the Screven House
tonight on tO-mOTrOw's races. "a
Golden Rule Lodge No. -, 1. o. o. F.,
will hold a regular meeting tonight.
The Citizens Democratic Club will hold
a regular meeting at FOrd's opera HOUSE
tonight.
There will be a convocatiOn Of Alpha
Lodge No. D. \. and y. :. r., at l"soAi9
Temple tonight,
Five cases Of drunkenness and disor-
DERBY conduct were disposed OF Oy the
Mayor Yesterday.
The tower for Wright square arrived
Yesterday. and will be ready for the cleo
trio lights by Friday
The box sheet for the Katie Putnam
matinee performance will be open at Bren's
at $3.50 this morning.
The well known comedians, Baker and
Farran, open at the Theatre on Friday ior
two nights and matinee.
A negro charged with petit larceny was
the only arrest reported at the ponce par
racks up to o'clock this morning.
A large party of New Workers were
registered at the Pulaski House yesterday,
with Mr. W. :. Curry and wife, OF Callior-
MIA.
The beautiful emotional play, "Hazel
Kirke." will be presented at the Theatre
by the Madison Square Company early III
next month.
Among the arrivals at the Pulaski
House last night were Mr.. Howard ana
Mr.. Alfred r. ConklTng. Of New York,
nephews of Hon. Roscoe COnkhng.
Mr.. G. W. Carleton. the well known
book publisher. wife and daughter, of New
| York. are in the city en- route for Florida,
and are guests at the Pulaski House.
An opportunity will be afforded to-day,
| from 9 O'Clock this morning till : O'Clock
this evening. to witness the process OF
making heliOtype engravings at the SaV1ll-
! nah Art COmpary's store.
The new iron steamship NacOOchee, re-
Gently built AT ROach's shipyard, Chester
| Pa. for the Ocean Steamship Company
/ has been taken to New York, and Is an
nOunced 10 sail on Saturday.
1t is understood that the railroads have
agreed to the rate of four cents per mlle
| round trip for citizens, and three cents
/ per mile round trip for soldiers, on the
/ occasion of the Sesqui-Centennial cele'
! bratiOn. This is about half fare.
Hon. T. W. Oliver, Jr., of Sylvania; Mr.
| c. ;. Darlington and wife, OF Omaha
/ Neb.; r. J. Browne and wife and Mr.
/ +. Y. Peake and wife, of Louisville, ny.
] ana KEY. W III. lDOhA VI tNAt.N. ~ Il "
| are registered at the Marshall House.
Sergeant Molina, of the Republican
| Blues, has been appointed Sergeant-Majol
/ of the First Regiment, yicesMajOr \, H.
| Collins, resigned. The appointment is 4
| deserved compliment to Mr.. Molina, anC
/ is a just recognition OF his ability as al
| officer of the command.
| Four young boys arrived in the city
/ Sunday afternoon tramping all the way
/ from Savannah via Macon. They were
| taken in charge, and Lieutenant Twiggs
/ kindly procured pass for them to Sayan.
/ nah BY way of the Port Royal Railroad
/ After being well fed they were sent to the
train and left for home. They had all
| probably run away from their parents, as
| none of them were much over fifteen years
| of age.-AHgUStG Chronicle.
Col. Garrard, of the Savannah N0lun
teer Guards, was the recipient of hand
| some testimonial on Monday in the form
of an elegantly mounted sword and belt
from the members of the battalion. The
presentation was gracefully made by
| Lieutenant Colonel W. ;. Basinger, at thC
/ armOry. Lieutenant Colonel Reilly, of the
! Irish Jasper Greens, was also presented
| with a handsome sword at a banquet a
the company armOry, on Bryan street Ill
/ the evening.