Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-30

The steamer Pilot Boy. Of Beaufort.
viii give an excursion TO Tybee to-day.
The Augustim Daily Comedy Club viii
hold a special meeting tonight at 80
O'Clock.
The steamer sylvan Glen will leave for
Tybee tonight at : O'Clock, instead Of 9
o'clock as usual.
The Ford Dramatic Association will
hold a rehearsal OF the comedy Parted
at their opera House tonight.
The Irish Jasper Greens Will hold an
adjourned quarterly meeting at their
arm0ry tonight at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. ". L. Holt and family. Of Peacock,
Hunt * Co. left for Gainesville, ga, sat
urday night. where they viii spend the Te-
maiuder Of the summer.
The Tlr5sr Gazette is certain the day
viii come when Darien viii have a rail
road 20 connect with savannah. 1t *
now only question q time.
Mr.. =. =. Hamilton left Saturday even
ing for his farm in the mountains OF
Georgia where he viii take rest for
few weeks from active business.
The report Of receipts by the steamer
Mary Fisher. as published in another
column. does not include the freight
transferred from the steamer Katie.
Hiss Carrie Lilienthal left Saturday
evening for Chalybeate Springs. and Mrs.
Louis Appel and family viii leave tonight
via Central Railroad for Louisville, Ky.
Professor NJ. A. O'Brien. principal Of
the Cathedral school. viii open a summer
school TODAY at the Cathedral building,
continuing during August and september.
The messenger bow al the Darien tele-
graph office struck the other day tor two
dollars per month. but the Gazette says
business was suspended for short time
only.
Among the passengers for New FORK ON
the steamship City Of Augusta Saturday
were Mr. l. Hubbell. Captain Henry
Blum and Mr. VIM. Clifton and wife, OF
this city.
The state Base Ball Association Will
hold a meeting tonight 10 arrange for
the approaching games with the Bren-
mans. Of New Orleans. and the Browns.
of Augusta.
- 65.S watermeIOns were shipped from
this port Saturday for the North-9,364
hv the steamship City Of Macon TO Phila-
delphia. and 49, l04 by the City Of Augusta
To- New York.
Miss Fannie B. Howard. daughter Of
Mr.. j. b. Howard. Of this city. left for
Baltimore Saturday by steamship VIII
liam Lawrence. where She viii spend the
summer and fall.
Pilot boat No. 4. while living near Lands
End. south Of Beaufort. Saturday morn
Ing. was struck by lightning. Her fly
was carried away and her maintopmast
and rigging were shattered.
The little steamer Willie will carry
small party Of excurslonlsts up n >ayan-
nah next week 10 witness the base ball
match between the DiXies Of that city and
the Browns Of Augusta.-LidrIeH Gazette.
The sale Of round trip tickets TO Louis
vile. Nv. and return. for the Southern
Exhibition began Yesterday Al the Bull
street ticket office Of the Central Railroad
and at the passenger depot. The fare for
the round trip is So.
Judea Mershon. Of the Brunswick cir
emit. who presided at the trial in this city
ON Friday Of the case Of Brewer "
Brewer. from bingham county, for which
judge Adams was disqualified returned
10 his home on saturday.
The CITY Court at the close Of the aTgu-
naut in the Bowling case Saturday. took
= recess until to-day at ten O'Clock.
when the case viii be resumed. The
monthly criminal docket viii not be taken
1Tp until tomorrow on this account.
me brown Base Ball Club. Of Augusta.
,rav.d the Reds. OF GraniteVille. in Au-
arlsta. On Saturday a game, resulting IN a
score * 81 10 , IN favor OF the broWns.
The winning cIuU was . times a. sdt-
made > base hits, i put outs, II assists
and Is errors. 4 eretfy good record.
Pleasure travel over both the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway and Cen
rraI Railroad To the springs and summer
resorts i very heavy at present. The
Charleston Saturday excursions are also
largely patronized. II i expected the
nreserr week viii be an unusually busy
one for the railroads
The remains Of George Whiteield are
beneath the pulpit Of the old Presbyterian
Chureb. in Newburypert. Mass Pr0ba-
blv none Of Mr.. Nhiteleld's relatives had
ssy.ar visited the tomb until last week.
when Mrs. Walsh. Of SaYapnah. a
grand-niece Of the distinguished divine.
went 10 the Church. handled reYerently
fbe Bible from which her ancestor
preached. and visited the tomb where his
remains lie.