Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-10

D-RaU. Lodge No. @. /. o. o. f.. 'wili
hold a regular meeting tonight
The coe-1n market saturday was trm
and prices were marked up l-fG cents all
around.
There sva- quite a severe blow at Isle OF
HOPE for q short time yesterday. but mo-
damage was reported.
There was a fair demand for rOsins sat
urdav. and some 1000 barrels changed
bands. spirits turpentine seemingly had
blackeye.
The schooner Ida Lawrence arrived in
mort saturday from New York with
81 fuII cargo Of merchandise. she made the
passage 10 four days.
The Mutual Eleem0synary Association
maid SATURDAY. % the widow Of Alfred
Robinson. deceased. Slj3. This Is the
ninth death benefit pald.
The steamtug Gladisfen arrive in port
SATURDAY. from CGgsaw. She j. trim
looking craft and will tow the barkentiue
Julia 4. Brown % Bull river.
The reflection i'm tine clouds Of an ap-
Uareutlv extensive forest lire in north
erIv direction i'm Carolina. was seen be-
tween aud Do o'clock last night.
J.R. Hov. New York: Z. -. Arnold.
Phfidelphia. Pa: F. b. Gordon, Column
Hu-. Ca. and Henry Matthews, y. J., are
quartered 40 the ~cregen House.
VIM. NJ. Tragiau. New York: &. x.
Ea4rDs. virginia: JnO. VI. COrbin. Balti-
more sd. and j. :. Allison Jr..New YORK.
are registered at the Palask House.
Mass will De celebrated this morning
III seven O'Clock at the Cathedral for
the repuse Of the soul Of the late Count de-
Ch3mlori. who was a deiOut Catholic.
II is mentioned. on the authority Of aH
old policeman, that there are able-bodled
negroes oannz about the city who have
NOT done any legitimate work for ten
wears.
Mr.. Ernest Wilt, formerly Vice Presi-
dent Of the Richmond Press Club. receiN-
ed q dispatch yesterday requesting his
presence at the club excursion down the
James river on the 18th inst,
The steamship Gate City, on the Boston
line. brought out large quantity o.
freight on her trip yesterday TOR san Fran
cisco and sacramento, Cat, which VIII 20
via the Central Railroad to-day.
The mortuary report Of Health Ohicer
Dr.J. n. Mcfarland. for past week, pre-
scented an excellent showing, only 10
DEATHS whites and 81 cOlOred were re-
ported. and only one case Of fever.
The Georgia Medical Society are pre-,
barring lists Of nurses. These lists VIII
be kept 90 the various drug stores IN the
CITY. where persons desiring such employ
dresses.
Considerable interest is taken lA the
contest at Base Ball Park to-day between
the Athletic col0Fed Base Bail Club, Of
Jacksonville. and the Atlantics (colored
az this city. The game Will be called al
$3.50 O'Clock.
The unusual appearance Of large por-
u0ise disp0rtiug himself along the river
with the incoming tide about noon >atur-
q
yeflarves. The presence Of a pOrpOi5e 90
Ear mp the river il very unusual.
.J.J. Keith. state Superintendent Of
the Juvenile Templars Cf Georgia. Will be
I'm Savannah next Wednesday for fhe pur-
pose OF organizing a Juvenile Temple.
This order is a temperance organization,
q branch Of the ]. q, Of g. Il.
The steamship City Of Augusta, which
sailed Saturday for New York, passed
down the river. drawing over eighteen feet
of water. Her cargo vas one Of the
forrast that has been taken hy any vessels
az the Ocean steamship Line from tiis
port
A. the steamer Katie came up TO her
wharf last NIGHT a deck hand while stand
ing near the gangway fell overheard from
the Jar Of the boat against the landing.
lie was picked up by another deck-hand
and lifted on the wharf after good duck
ing.
The Auditing Committee Of the Board
Of County Commissioners viii meet
This afternoon az four O'Clock 10 eN-
anime accounts pad prepare report on
the same 20 be submitted 70 the regular
monthly meeting Of the Board, which is
announced 10 be held on Wednesday. the
18th instant.
Rev. William Fraser. cOlOred. who was
eautanced in the City Court last Monday
20 nav "a fine Of twenty-five dollars or 10
serve on the chain-gang for having as
saulted and beaten one Of the members Of
the Bethlehem Methodist Church. was
liberated last night. some o. ms friends
having appeared and paid the 1ne.
Mr.. II. Z. Wheeler, advance representa-
tive Of the ''Onlv a Farmers Daughter
theatre combination. will present TO the
Athletic Base Ball Club, cOlOred, Of Jack
sOnville. "a set of handsome and attractive
base ball caps to-day. The caps Will be
at the MORNING NEWS counting room
this morning where they may be called
for.
An official notice from the Supreme
Council of the Mutual Eleemoeynary As
ISOLATION Of savannah, announces that
tho following members have been sus-
peuded for nOn-payment Of the eighth. as
sessment: James Dorsey, &. ii. W elcher,
y. Jos. Miller, II. II. Miller, Rev. Isaac
Ouarterman and Rosa GaddisOn. And
The following for the non-payment of the
ninth assessment: A. NJ. Monroe. A. :.
Eady. Joseph Lane, Handy Anderson,
Henry Robertson, and Theodore Mitchell.
MelIin'g Food. for infants and invalids.
requires no boiling or straining, readily
soluble IN warm milk or water, and when
so dissolved forms the best substitute Tor
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