Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-05

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city yesterday.
I.andrum Lodge No. ~, +. \. NJ. VIII
meet tonight at O'Clock.
The steamship City OF Augusta viii sail
for New York this morning al $50 O'Clock.
TVa p.v t.nement- are being erected
near the corner % Burroughs and Duhy
streets.
Division No. +. Ancient Order Of lliber-
mans. viii hold regular meeting at their
bali Tonight.
An additional number Of street pumps
are said 10 Doe required In the southern
portion of the city.
Mr.. Fleming is making AN addition TO
his residence 40 the corner of New Itous-
Jon and West Broad streets.
There will Doe regular quarterly meet
inc of the Savannah Branch Of the Irish
National League 40 Catholic Library Hall
Tonight.
The steamship Chattahoochee, Captain
Daegett. arrived from New York last
might with ~ cabin passengers aud 10
gtoerage.
Four Northern tourists passed through
savannah Yesterday ON their way from
New York to Florida cn route ." places
along the St. Johns.
Judging from the number of lumber
piles in the southern portion Of the city.
recent purchasers Of lots evidently intend
to erect some new buildings shortly.
eair has been very smoky for the past
several DAYS. lsum0rs and counter
rtfmorS Of defalcatiOns, swindling and
1Isc0nder- have been circulated quite
lively.
Al, meetiu. Of the Republican Blues,
held last night at their hall. "a committee
was appointed 90 make arrangements Tor
..a..r.s.tfrr.r the accumulation with now
armory.
The Jewish Festival Yom kippur, Or
the Dav of Atonement, occurs ON Thurs
dav next the nth inst. and VIII be OBJ
served with appropriate services m the
synagogue
Fletcher Lowery. colored. formerly of
North Carolina. was yesterday afternoon
taken from Chatham county Jail and
carried 90 Appliug county TO stand his
trial ON the charge OF murder.
AIessr-. Bond a Simpkins the largest
dealers I'm the orange trade in this city.
have made extensive preparations fer the
winters trade by adding more room 90
their already extensive warehouse.
Three prisoners were arraigned in the
Police Court before the Mayor Yesterday
AN Tor dis0rderly conduct. Two were
lined i'm the aggregate Sl6 in fines or ''n
davs Imprisonment. and one was dis
missed.
Yesterday afternoon while three ladies
were driving un the Thunderbolt road
their horse became frightened from
hoisted umbrella and ran into the fence.
breaking the shafts Of the buggy, but Tor
lunatcly not iujurying any OF the parties
The Branch Rifle Club have moved into
their new and elegant rooms over WHY
BROTHERS brokerage office on Bryan
street This club Is 10 be congratulated
upon its fortunate selection Of such
available quarters. situated M such
desirable locality
a chicken thief made successful raid
On the premises Of II. ii. strickland, on
Heurv street. near Laurel Grove Gene
terry. on " ednesday night. and carried OF
an the foul The thief Is SAID Ia be known,
but he yesterday managed to conceal HIM
self and the stolen property
A report was in circulation last night
thaf a party of cracksmcn were I'M the city
making an inspection with the view ol
operating here. Their movements were,
FtGvpver- closely watched, and II Is prob
lbIe the wOuld-ae lifters Of bank stock
decided % defer their work until some
other occasion.
The orchestra. under the direction Of
sir. y. -0lom0ns, Will this evening per
form for the first time in this city the
Georgia Sesqui-Centennial march, com
no-ed bv Miss Florence Colding, and dedi-
Gated To the memory of Hon. Alexander
IN. stephens. Miss COlding is one Of our
skilled uiauists and teachers
Eva ~aIter,. 20 c0lored girl II years Of
noe. became involved in a fight with one
I'd fer sex Yesterday afternoon. and m the
scutie received a severe cash on the side
III the head from an iron thrown at her by
haraufae0uist susie Burke. She was taken
a. the barracks. where her wounds were
dressed. She was placed under the care
~ a physician.