Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-21

The city Court will be adjourned for the

The city Court will he adjourned for the
term to-day.
Division No. l.. \. O. Of H.. Will meet at
their hall tonight al 5 O'Clock.
only one prisoner was arraigned in the
Police Court yesterday negro for inn
proper conduct
a special meeting of the Savannah
Volunteer Guards Battalion Will be held
NJ their arsenal tonight at SID O'Clock.
Twenty-seven cracker carts came into
the city Yesterday morning we'll filled
with apples. chickens and butter. The
Market square was lively all day.
The members of the WOrkingmen's
Benevolent Association Will meet at their
hall al $3.50 o'clock this afternoon 10 at
tend the funeral Of their late brotherJ James
McGnty.
Savannah is to have coaching club
this fall. The route will be to White
Bluff and return. There are several cN-
pert iehus i'm the city who can handle the
reins very skillmlly.
The following telephones have been
added 20 the list of the Savannah En-
change: No. 100, Cherry, W. :. Il Co.,
groceries and ship stores; No. 3:i3, Ep-
stein n Berg, Wholesale grOcers-
10 is said that before the LIST Of Dccem-
her Savannah will boast Of one Of the most
improved and modern soap factories in
the south. Ii will be managed 10y North
ern men and backed by Southern capital.
Citizens i'm the northern portion Of the
city call the attention Of the Street and
Lane Committee TO the condition Of some
Of the pavements. which are in "A very
dilapidated condition. and need repairs
before the winter.
The confidence men are emigratin.
southwark. our hotels viii soon be in
Tested with these exquisite parasites. II
is hoped that -ayannahians viii not Doe 80
easily PULLED az they were last winter. 4
word o. the wise is sufficient.
Two men were taken 20 the barracks
last night for drunkenness. They were
picked up from the pavement by police
man who. with the assistance Of "A brother
officer. succeeded in taking them 10 the
barracks. one of the party gave evidence
Of prolonged spree.
Smoking along the wharves where
rOsin and spirits turpentine are stored
away for shipment and delivery
is a dangerous practice. shippers pre-
diet If il is not prohibited.
and the prohibition enforced, some day
Savannah NAV witness as big a fire as she
did in the year 1896.
During the past week a party Of ne
groes numbering in the neighbOrhOOd of
twenty. have been seen cOllecUng after
dark under the bluff at notorious bar
room. where. it is said, they discuss Dlaus
of a secret nature. They drink and throw
dice until late i'm the night, when they dis
perse i'm noisy. ri0tOus manner, making
night hideOus
Last night a white man. who showed
signs of better days. was taken in to the
barracks for lOating, with apparently
nothing to do. He was questioned by a
policeman as To his occupation. but in
reply could give no satisfactory eXplana-
ton. consequently he was taken in and
viii have a chance this morning to eX-
plain the condition of his existence.
There are quite number Of canaries in
savannah. Admirers of the little buff song
ster will no doubt be surprised to learn
that there are "A, 900. 900 Of the pets i'm the
United States and these require $1,000
tons of bird seed at the cost of about Sl4,-
100000. There are about twenty-five cage
manufactures. turning out about 1000
900 cages per year, the retail value OF
which is about S2,000,00O.
ON Wednesday ive-year-old child of
Henry Pinckney, cOlOred, who lives at
Habersham's Rice Mill. was lost. The
mother of the child found it necessary to
come uptown on some business and left
the little one at the house of a friend near
by She was absent a little over an hour
and upon her return called for the child.
but he could not be found. The people
with whom he was left knew nothing Of
his whereabouts and could give no infOr-
nation The parents applied at the
Police Barracks, but could learn nothing,
and up 10 late last night were unable to
near ..--ysthing of the child.