Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-26

Matters and Things LacomeAlIS
The Superior Court Will meet THIS IhOIH-
ing al ten O'Clock.
FivA ..disorderIys" were arraigned be-
fore the Mayor saturday, and fined to the
amount Of 50.
The streets and th0r0ughfares in various
uarts Of the city are being cleaned anu
put i'm good condition
Hermann. the magician. Will appear IN
savannah on Tuesday, Wednesday ana
THURSDAY. April Sd, 4th and 9TH.
The II. Matthew's Episcopal Chapel
sunday school viii celebrate us Eastel
festival this morning al O'Clock.
The annual election Of Wardens anu
vestrvmen of Christ Church VIII take
Mace between 10 and ? O'Clock TO-DAY
rho annual meeting Of the Savannah
Pic Association will be held at the once
CfF Ruchanau at y O'Clock on Wednes-
day. ,e
The steamship City Of Augusta sailed iOr
New York saturday night with a full list
OF Northern tourists returning from inc
south.
Yesterday was bad day for the usual
yarnaI display Of finery, and Easter bon
nets were chiefly conspicuous by thelr
absence.
The Chief Signal Officer at Washington,
SATURDAY. night. ordered storm signals up
at Jacksonville and savannah. ram COLL
meuced 70 fall here about midnight
Mr.. g. NOOnan will deliver a lecture
M Mozart Hall. Tuesday evening, on tne
subject. s.Irelaud's National Poetry IN
aid of the suffering in the Emerald isle.
There will be Easter Monday services
NJ 81 John's Church at O'Clock this al
raruO.u. The festival Of the sunday
school will take place tomorrow evening.
A cOl0red man named Henry Davis drop
nd dead on New street Saturday. The
Coroner held an inquest. and the jury rem
derad a verdict Of death from heart disease.
H q. Plant. President Of the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway, ana WlIe,
NIr. and Mrs. T. J. Van Wyck- II. Osborn,
A. COunock. and r. G.. Dun, Of Dun,s Mer-
camille Agency. New York, are registered
at she Screven House.
The second grand hop of the Il. Is.
=. C." social Club will be given at Ma
sonic Temple this evening. The CON-
mittee having in charge the arrange
rnents have left nothing undOne that will
contribute 10 the success OF the affair
Mr.. Edward Fabian, celebrated elO-
cuti0nist from Boston. Mass, Is on visit
10 the South and Will give a series Of
readings under the auspices Of the Gen.
rIemen's Aid Association of the lndepen-
dent PRESBYTERIAN Church during the en-
suing month.
The recently reported death Of the col
Ored bOv Bradley Harris from shooting,
al East Savannah. Is being investigated
and an effort made 10 discover the party
who did the killing. several parties nave
been arrested. The matter viii be brought
before the grand jury tomorrow.
Virgins will not be much out Of the
yvav after all His tidal wave was not a
success. but there certainly has been an
unusual amount Of stormy weather all
over the Atlantic. and averaging the bust
ness. Professor Wig. may be allowed 70
claim some credit as a weather prophet.
The Rev. Thomas VI. Boyd, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church CT this city
has accepted an invitation TO deliver the
annual address on the occasion OF the
one hundred and thiFty-third anniversary
Of the Union Society, which Will be cele-
brated at Bethesda, on Tuesday, April
oath.
Mr.. ". II. Baker. Superintendent Of
Public Education. Mr.. III. +. Train, PTln-
cipal Of the BOYS High School, and Mr..
W. II. Thigpen, teacher IN the PuDlIc
schools. visited Bethesda on Saturday and
examined the boys Of the Union Society
School. They were much pleased with
the creditable examination sustained.
The s.Y. VI. T. \. c." Club will
give a grand Easter ball tonight in St
Andrews Hall. The members Of the
committee having the matter in charge
have devoted especial care to the preIimi-
nary arrangements. and the entertain
nent is assured as one of the most sue
cessfuI ever given by the society. Those
who are fortunate in being able to attend
will certainly enjoy the occasion.