Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-18

There are nine moving wells about bay ytoha.
4 telephone viii connect Waldo ana Mel
rose.
A new paper will shortly he started at
Astatula.
Vegetable shipments have been entirely sus-
pended at Gainesville.
The Town Council of Crescent City has
decided 90 build jail at once.
Judge Beggs has received his commission as
county Judge of Orange county.
~hrimps are selling at st. Augustine for the
l1ye price of two quarts for fifteen cents.
j. N. Judd. Of Micanppy, realized So2 80
from string beans, the seed of which cost hlm
lust 50.
rort,-ef,,bt miles were graded ON the Jack
.onville. Tamra and Key West Railroad in
Fnterprise. Volusia county. Is to have
ucw jail and the court house finished Toy
tive mill tax.
The bricks for the East Florida Seminary
cost s. per thousand on the cars at Macon. and
ab0ut rs much more delivered at Gainesville.
The first new sweet potatoes of the season
we're brought into the market at st. Angus
tine last week. and sold at one dollar per
0ushel.
The demand for lee in Orlando has out
crown the capacity Of OrlandO's Ice factory
which will be enlarged by putting IN a ten
ton machine.
An obra bush has been grown in the Gulf
hammock which bore more than three bushels
Of okra. Tie stalk measured thirteen inches
in circumference.
lin ease a new trial is not granted in the
Carter case ut Orlando, his friends viii petit
ti0n the Governor for "a fun pardon. They
nope. however, TO secure a new trial and uitl-
mate acquittal-
Kew West has eighty-one manufactories and
over five thousand Wurkmcu, turning ont ON
an average 100000 and upward cigars
weekly. During the fiscal year ending 3uth
-Iune lSS3. the shipment amounted 20 1l.0JO.-
400. and to the West nearly 100000.
AIr. TRULY. superintendent of the Pennsyl-
ylula-k lOrida Orange Company. viii have
hoo acres ready for trees by the middle of Au-
lJlst and another hundred ready by NOvcm-
Ter. The land Is located in Bradford county.
and the Transit Railroad divides it,
All Of the tracklayers at work ON the Flori-
ola Southern Railroad south Of Ocala We're
transferred to the Gainesville eud of the road
saturday and track laying was commenced
Monday. There were about four miles of iron
fhcre. and when laid the road VIII DE little
over HALFWAY to NeWnansvlue.
The Orlando Reporter saws DR.. 4. T.. Mason.
of Apopka. has been gathering data upon
which To estimate the products of the Lake
Apopka region. for the season of ISL His
object was 20 ascertain the amount Of bus-
ness iu the expectation OF vegetables and
fruits which can be offered Co The Iavares-
Orlando and Atlantic Railroad, provided NJ Is
e0npleted I'M time for carrying OF next sea-
sons crop. He estimates two hundred and
twenty five thousand crates OF vegetables
and uinety-four thousand seven hundred and
filty-eight boxes of oranges. such groves as
are just coming into bearing on whose yield
will not exceed two or three thousand
oranges. and the watermelon crop. are not
included i'm Dr. Mason's figures. And vet
this is q new region. and the yield OF fruits
aul vegetables of this year viii be doubled
each year for the next ten years
The Times Elg50li saws: .srhe death of John
w Neal occurred at his home near jackson
Vile SuRday, after brief illness Oi brain
fever Mr. Neal was well known and highly
respected mechanic of this city. and leaves a
wife and several children 20 mourn his loss.
IIe was a member of the Jacksonville Silver
Doruet Band. and it is said that when the
band was first organized they sent North
after the notes of q dead march, Flee as
Brl,' which had never been produced In the
city. The music was received mere IN due
. tine, and at the next meeting IT. was played.
Amer going through win the piece one time.
1lr. Neal remarked that it would first be
1i2rei over his body by the band. But little
an Guti0u was paid to the remark. and IN fact
uvVs never thought of again until yesterday
morning. two weeks afterwardsl, when the
band Wy Us called to attend the funeral. and
the march, Has played. as Mr.. Neal had SAID.
for the first time in this city over ms oody-
The body wSs inferred in Evergreen Gene
terv."
The Jacksonville Times linton Of the l7th
inst. contains the following: .'A very lndlg-
naut party of firemen visited the Ii'ses- mo"
uniceiast night tO complain Of an indignttY
which they received while passing along
Market street. The facts, As stated. are thaI
Mr. Gustav Muller, the popular fireman OF
tle Mechanics Company beng about T. iedNe
to-Iay with his family for summer tfip 70
Europe. his company and other friendly
drcmen determined to tender him cOmpli-
meutary serenade. and for that purpose
employed the services OF the Jacksonville
silver COrnet Band. The City Marshal and
Cautain Of Police, both tiremen. were of
the party. They marched in order and
on the way the band began
nlaving While passing Sae residence Of DR..
John {. L'Engfe. upon Market street. that
gentleman, it is asserted, came oGt upon his
upper piazza and threw bucket % dirty
water upon them. It is understood lac says
Doe thought they were ragamufnn boy though
they positively assert that there was no hi-
larity and no noise except the music Gi The
bani. To is said the doctor viii be arrested
this morning for assault. The writer con-
lesses t0 a very high regard for Dr. John g
Eugle, and Is bound % say thas he believes
There must nave been a mistake, ami mat ne
never Intentionally threw water upon those
Ah0 thus feel aggrseFed.r