Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-15

Nine. VI. BOuligny, vocal teacher.
NOtice-Wilder & Co.
steamer CaddO Belle for Suwannee river.
NOtice-Jas. b. West ~ Co.
Oranges Bendheim Bros. x Co.
Hay at auction.
Closing sale of camellias.
White girl wanted.
Rooms for rent.
Cottage house for sale.
Situation wanted to do hOusewOrk-
Brick house for rent.
Medals-Davis Bros.
Peanuts-C. L. Gilbert Il Co.
NOtice-H. Haym.
Room wanted.
Through railroad ticket found.
Situation wanted by a widow lady.
Advertising solicitor wanted.
First rate butler wanted.
Sweet Oranges-M. JacOby.
Matters and Things LacOnicaIlY Noted.
The Georgia Hussars are ordered to at
tend a meeting at their hall this evening.
A number of the larger business houses
are still displaying their Sesqui decOra-
tiOns.
There will be regular meeting of
SOlOmOn's Lodge No. 1, f. A. NJ, this
evening.
Chatham Superior Court will Meet this
morning at 10 O'Clock for the trial of crlml-
nal cases.
The petit jurors of the City Court will
be in attendance ut the court room this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The admiralty docket of the United
States District Court will be called this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
All parties having bills against the
Sesqui-Centennial are requested 10 send
them in to the committee at once.
Nearly all the visitors TO the .Sesqui-
Centennial have returned To their homes,
and the city has resumed its wOnted ap
pearance.
A cooking main took place on Tuesday
night on the lower part of Bay street,
which was we'll attended by the sporting
fraternity.
The adjourned regular meeting of the
Southern Mutual Loan Association will
be held at Metropolitan Hall this evening
AT ; O'Clock.
A foot race is announced to take place
shortly between two we'll known young
men Of this city for $50 side: The money
is already in the hands Of the stakeholder.
a The returns Of one conductor on the
Whitaker street line on Monday last
showed that his car had carried l,O6O
passengers on that day. Pretty good
business for one ear.
His EXceIleRcy Governor Stephens yes
terday heard the evidence in the contest
ed election case from bingham county
and reserved his decision. The hearing
took place at the Screven House.
Three negroes. charged with disOrdeTly
conduct and threatening to kill a cOlOred
woman, We're fined $40 or twenty DAYS
each by the Mayor yesterday. Two SEES
qui-Centennial DRINKS were continued for
t5al.
The cOlOred boy, Robert johnson. who
was shot by John Waters on Tuesday, is
in a very critical condition, and DR..
Sheftall, rs attending physician, has lit
tie hope of his recovery. Waters has not
vet been arrested.
Among the freight of the steamship
CITY OF Savannah for New York yesterday
were two refrigeratOrs of Strawberries, we
presume from Florida. This is the first
large shipment Of this luscious fruit to the
North this season.
The attention of the Sesqui-Centennial
Committee is directed to the dangerous
condition of the arch on Bull and BrOugh-
ton streets. and it would be advisable TO
have the same attended 10 at once, lest an
accident Of some kind occur.
A force of wOrkmen were engaged yes
terday in moving the large pieces of gran
tie intended to form the coping at the base
Of the Gordon monument in Wright
square. The large derrick has been re-
moved. and the handsome outlines of the
shaft attract general attention.
1t will be seen by an item in our FlOri-
ia news column that a iewelry store i'm
Palatka has been burglarized Of goods
valued between $4,000 and $4,000. The
capture Of these Florida burglars might
possibly give a clue TO the parties who
plundered the jewelry stores in this city
and Charleston.
The outgoing train on the Savannah.
Florida and Western Railway, yesterday
afternoon. took out seven hundred people,
one hundred Of which were through
passengers from New York to Jackson
vile. The train consisted Of two palace
cars and six other coaches. besides a bag
rage and a mail car.