Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-09
Matters and IhIngs LaeonieaIly Noted

II alters and nlmss LaGoAAtaA8 -foNCN'
A supply Of lamps for the electric tow
ers arrived yesterday.
The Superior Court viii meet tomorrow
morning az 10 O'Clock.
The pilots who came from below yes
terdsy report heavy weather al sea
Eugene Kelly, Esq., gave an informal
dinner 20 his friends al the Sereyen House
yesterday.
Macon has contracted with the Elgin
Electric Ligtf Tower Company FOR the
erection Of nine towers.
Mr. George J. Gould, q son Of the great
capitalist passed through Savannah yes
terday on his way % FLORIDA.
Mr. Francis Olmstead, formerly Il this
city. died az Eden. Ga. On the I'd inst. VI
malarial fever. Aged 81 years.
The wind was blowing at the rate Of
thirty-twO miles an hour from the north
east az Tybee at O'Clock last night.
The fifteenth regular monthly meeting
of'the Jasper Mutual Loan Association
viii De- held this evening at Metropolitan
Hall. 40 5 o'clock.
Mr. q. y. SeIden and party, Rome, y.
Y, and Mr. J.. b. LippincOtt, wife and
son. Philadelphia, Pa. are stopping AZ
the Screven House.
Yesterday was a quiet DAY for the po-
lice. No arrests were reported at the bar
racks last night. and there viii be light
court this morning.
"a FRIEND sends one dollar 70 the
MORNING NEWS for the Western suffer
ers. IL has been turned over 10 the Treas
urer, Dir. =. GuckenheimeT.
The City Court Will meet this morning
Al 10 O'Clock for the consideration Of cases
on the civil docket. when the petit jury
are expected 10 be prompt in attendance.
. 81 {. "a.
Of the Coast Line Railroad called FOR
"Wednesday. was adjourned. owing 10 the
incomplete report Of the superintendent,
until next week.
We had the pleasure Of q call yesterday
from Mr.. james SainsimOn- travelling
agent Of the Augusta Chronicle and Con-
stituhOHGitsf. Mr.. sainsimOn intends
calling on our merchants to-day IN the in
terest VI his excellent journal.
A Market square merchant says that
many Of the people Of the adjoining cOun-
ties who have come 10 the city Of late are
firm believers in Virgins prophecy and
have made preparations 70 weather the
storm which is predicted for tomorrow.
Mr. J. Duke Murray, business agent Of
the Milton Mobiles Comedy Company
made the NEWS Office pleasant call last
night. Dir. Murray il in the city arrang-
ing for the presentation Of the popular
-DiucNEs AuL-IF lev - ~ LAE 1 utdtAE neat
Thursday night.
Two cases appeared on the docket in the
Mayors Court yesterday. a negro tor
disOrderly conduct and carrying concealed
weapons was turned over 10 the City
Court. and "a white man for drunkenness
Sand disOrdeTly conduct was fined SO or
zen days Imprisonment in default Of fine.
Among the passengers which sailed
from View York for Savannah on Wednes-
day in the steamer ChattahOOchee are Mr..
Samuel Wood. Mr.. J. p. Paulding, Mr.. f.
q. Arthur. Mr.. b. Knowles, Mr.. Charles
Meyers. 3lr. a. NJ Newell, Mr. Lewis II.
Smith. Mr.. 4. 4. Leyerich, Dir. +. r.
Simmons. Mr. Paul Jones, Mr.. A. L.
Hendrick Mr. ". ". Long. Mr.. II. 4.
Sweeney. Mr.. ). g. sweeney and Mr..
Compton.
Richard NanseIl. Of Rock IsIaHd, H.,
and author n planetary MeteOTOlOgy,"
in his weather predictions for this month
made IN 1863. says: Tine month Of March,
tssi, is not expected 10 average above the
mean of the season, neither IS it liable 10
be an unusually stormy month. IL will
probably not run To great extremes Of tenn
perature. II may be somewhat stormy
from the sth 20 18th, and from about the
23d % the 18th.