Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-26

Matters and Things LacOnieallY Noted.
The Chatham Superior Court will adj
i0um for the term on Thursday.
There Will De Il meeting of st. Andrews
society at O'Clock Tonight at MetrOpOll-
tan Hall.
The steamship Johns Hopkins will sail
for Baltimore ON Tuesday, 18th inst, At III
O'Clock a. IN.
Ex-Governor Nat Head, of New Hamp-
shire. is on visit Ia the city. and Is reg
istered at the Marshall House.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Coast Line Railroad Will be held AT
the office of the road on Wednesday, tn
Of March, al II m.
There will be a special meeting Of the
Executive Council of the Citizens SAM
tarv Association Wednesday evening, at
5 o'clock, at Metropolitan Hall.
4 large number OF people took adj
vantage of the seasOnable and pleasant
weather yesterday to visit the suburban
resorts in the vicinity Of the city.
Two old tars appeared on BroughtOn
street yesterday, and while eayOrting
around on their sea legs, got into fight
which attracted no little attention.
The CITY Court will meet to-day
NJ I8O'clOck for the consideration Of cases
On the civil docket, and this after
noon at o'clock for the trial of criminal
cases.
The New York Herald. Saturday: "Dr.
\. NJ. ShatIer. Mr.. {. j. Rogers, Mr.. [. L.
LOGAN, Rev. Mr.. O'Niel. DIR. Shirmer and
Mr.. &. AmOry will sail to-day in the NacOC-
chez fOF savannah
we are informed that the commission Of
Mr.. Simon Gerstman as United States
Commissioner for the Southern district Of
Georgia has been revoked by order OF the
Tufgn NJ the United STATES Court
The safe robbers arrested in Charleston,
Tenn. last week, and supposed 10 have
been the same gang that operated in
Charleston, ;. g., and this city, were given
q preliminary trial and committed 10 jail
in Chattanooga oR Friday.
DR.. Azariah Carpenter, President of the
Manhattan Gas Company, New York;
Hon. John Townsend, of the New York
bar: J. j. Southern and wife, Boston,
Mass. and Hon. Eugene Kelly are
registered among the arrivals at the
Screyen House.
The three-masted schooner Joseph Hill
ION was launched at Camden, Me. on
THURSDAY. the 22d inst. She is 4l6 tons
net government tonnage, is owned largely
in this state, and is named after Mr..
Joseph Hilton, President of the Hilton
Timber and Lumber Company of Darien.
Mr.. d. W. Ketchum.O Of Chicago. former
n
Captain Chandler. Of the United States
Navy and daughter, Mr.. b. +. Bancroft,
President of the Salem y. u National
Bank. and Mr.. T. W. Webster and wife,
WashiHgtOn.D ID. c., were registered among
the arrivals at the Pulaski House yester-
day.
The NelrS and Courier acknowledges the
lack Of appreciation of fine theatrical
acting in Charleston, ana says: Law
renee Barrett has been playing IN Augusta
and Savannah. ID Is said that Mr.. BarFett
will never come to Charleston again, the
reason being that the last time he played
here the house only amounted to 500,
when in Mr.. BaTTetts opinion 1t should
have netted him 1000"
Dir. John McInnis. the champion Scot
lisa piper, appeared Saturday in full
HignisHd costume, in an open carriage,
and played selections from the Scottish
airs on the bagpipe through the streets.
The move! and handsome costume of the
player and his quaint music made him an
object Of attraction. Mclnnls VIII also
appear in the same dress at the exhibition
ut Base Ball Park this afternoon.
Three little white boys We're observed
making their exit from enc of the freight
cars IF freight train which arrived at
Yemassee from Augusta the other night,
and they were quite saucy in their be-
barior when reprimanded for their con-
duet. They said they belonged to Savan-
nah. and intended stealing a ride on the
first convenient train passing 1emassee
for that city. These Urchins were seen
loaiing around the train before il left Au-
srusta. and must have opened the door
and climbed into the car, which was
loaded with brick. while the train was
leaving the Augusta depOt.-POrt Loyal
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