Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-18

Clinton Lodge, No. 81, F. A. VI. VIII
hold a regular meeting tonight.
There win be a regular meeting oil
DeKalb Lodge No. 9, /. o. .. f., tO-nlght.
The sunday school Of st. stephens, col
ored. will give their annual picnic To-
morrow.
Teutonia Lodge No. :, X: Of p, Will
live tbair annual picnic at Mumm's Gar
den tomorrow.
The SYLVAN Glen will leave her wharf
for Twice al O'Clock tonight instead oil
As heretofore.
Charles Herbst, Esq. the we'll known
Librarian Of the Public Library, Macon,
i on visit 10 Savannah.
The eirhty-first monthly meeting Of the
Railroad Mutual Loan Association VIII
De held at Metropolitan Hall tonight.
Among the exports by the steamship
CITY Of Augusta Saturday was cOnsign-
ment Of 800 barrels of -four for London.
The steamship Gate City arrived yester-
dav afternoon from Boston, having made
the passage in the good time Of 20 hours.
The Hibernian Society will hold a reg
ular quarterly meeting tonight at the
office Of GaTrard x Meldrim, No. 1S5
Bay street.
The Southwestern Railroad have de-
clared a dividend Of 50 80 per share on the
stock Of the company, payable on and
after the 26th inst.
The telegraphers Of Georgia will give a
grand anniversary reception and ball at
Atlanta on Thursday night. Savannah
Will be represented.
The timber which broke adrift from the
bark VIM. Wright, loading at Tybee, and
which was upon the beach, is being re-
covered and RATED back to that vessel.
Messrs. Henry Warner, of Boston,
Mass. John f. Page and John Bradford,
Of Florida, and W. Il. Brantley, OF Black
shear. Ga, are registered at the SereYen
House.
J. I. COlcOrd and son, of AmOskeag,
| Ga. H. H. Smith. HolyOke. Mass, +. NJ.
| Frazier. Greenbrier, West Virginia, and
| r. p. Saunders, Of New York, are at the
| Pulaski House.
/ Rev. T. NJ. Boyd. pastor of the. First
| Presbyterian Church, is Ill and unable TO
/ fulfill the duties Of his past0rate at pre-
/ sent. His pulpit Yesterday was supplied
| by Rev. Richard Webb.
The steamship City Of Augusta sailed
/ for New York Saturday with a large
| cargo of freight and full list of passengers,
/ among whom were Captain Whitesides
I and Messrs. Luke Carson and {. VI. Hoist,
Of this city.
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| erected at the corner of Lincoln and
BrOughtOn streets was lighted Saturday
night and gave very satisfactory illumi-
nation Of the streets and territory III
that vicinity.
Last night about 10 O'Clock Officer
Downing, Of the police, found the front
window of the office OF Messrs. J. p. Will
liams q CO.. on the north side of the Bay
open. and speedily communicated the fact
to the police barracks, when the window
was closed and the premises placed under
the surveillance Of the police.
Only three offenders were brought into
the City Court Saturday. white man
for Obstructing the streets with dray
I and two negrOes-One for stealing meat
I from a Congress street grocer, and an
other for stealing pOcketbOOk and money
were turned over to the City Court fol
| simple larceny.
Mr.. VI. Stahl requests US TO say that he
is not the Mr.. Stahl who applied TO the
/ County Commissioners at their last meet
I ing for permission to peddle without a
I license. The gentleman who requests
I this correction is a baker in the employ OF
/ Mr.. Adam kessel. and says he is for
I tunately not under the necessity of asking
I for such a concession.