Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-12
,Intters ami Things LaeonicaIIy Noted.

Hon. John c. Nichols, Congressman
elect. Is on a business visit to the city.
Alliance Lodge No. SIS. knights of
Honor. will hold a regular meeting this
evening
4 special meeting OF Washington Steam
Fire Engine and Hose Company will be
held this evening.
4 special meeting Of the Citizens Demo
cratic Club viii he held this evening at
o'clock AZ FOrd's Opera House.
B. II. IningwOrth, Of Liverpool, and
Mr.. J. ID. Sprunt, of London, England, are
registered al the Pulaski House.
Members of the Savannah Jockey Club
will receive their badges, which are now
ready for delivery. on payment of dues
The 18th of January, General Lees
birthday. will be observed by the military
Of the city, who will parade in the after
nOOn-
The Jasper Mutual Loan Association
will hold regular monthly meeting this
evening at : 80 O'Clock, \ Board of Direc-
tors will be elected.
Tom BuTney, Esq, the energetic agent
of the Macon Telegraph and Messenger, Is In
town looking after the interests OF that en-
terprising newspaper
Savannah sent up Messrs. II. McAlpin
and II. E. Mills 10 attend the party ut
Colonel W. B. JOhnston's last night
Macon Telegraph, 11tb.
There were three cases of disOrderly
conduct and drunkenness before the
Mayor yesterday. A fine of SO or ten
days was imposed in each case.
The privileges of the races during the
coming meeting of the Jockey Club were
sold yesterday to Messrs. 'fhos. Enright,
J. VI. Kinchley and VIM. Medinger.
Annie Matthews. colOred, who was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning as a
suspicious character, and charged with
resisting an officer in the discharge OF his
duty, was fined 50 or fifteen days.
Macon Telegr0ph: THE Macon VOlun-
teers are contemplating accepting an in
vitatiOn 70 attend the Savannah Sesqui-
Centennial. l. meeting will be held next
Monday night to decide the matter"
Messrs. Hoist 4 Co. cleared yesterday
the British bark TikOma, for Liverpool,
with 1883 bales Of upland cotton, weigh
ing 1893. 479 pounds, valued at Sl33,O61 20
and 400 oak slaves, valued at 500. and
30 tons phosphate, valued at 500. Total
valuation OF cargo $l33, j6I 70.
The Scotch tailor, Gellatly, an account of
whose singular disappearance has been
given in the NEWS, was found by a police
man on Wednesday night, hatless and in
banks Of the canal. He was taken to the
barracks, and afterwards restored to his
friends.
Captain John Frey. chief OF the post
Office inspectors, recently arrested, in
Cleveland. Ohio. Anton Gaus and Herman
FOgel, on the charge Of rObbing the mail
Of Elsas. May & Co. of Atlanta, Among
the checks in the possession Of Gaus were
i've from Savannah merchants-Onef from
L. & W. j. Henderson for Sl1 20, and the
other from }. Is. Reedy for So 10.
Il is understood that a number Of lead
ing citizens of Savannah propose 20 re-
quest the State Legislature to pass law
authorizing the Judges Of City and Supe-
riCr Courts in the State 10 grant permits
sion to responsible persons, under certain
restrictions, 90 carry concealed weapons.
In this connection il Is proper TO say that
even members of the police force, under
existing laws, are not permitted except
BY implication, TO carry weapons con-
cealed on their persons.