Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-03

Matters and Things LacOnlcallf noted
The bark Tros viii be taken in the dry
dock to-day for examination and repairs.
There were n schO0ners. ; brigs. p
barks. > ships and steamships IN port
Yesterday.
The new steamship NacOOchee will sail
from Savannah for New York on her
second voyage to-day
An itiueraut photographer IS said 70 be
following the RentZ-Santley female MN
strels. and photographs the audiences IN
each city. The pictures are then sofa at
private residences only.
The stone for the Gordon monument, in
Wright square. is nearly all arrived ana
ready TO be placed in position. The work
is being progressed rapidly, ana VIII De
completed in a short time.
The schooner Hattie Turner, Captain
DeIanv. was cleared yesterday for New
York bv Messrs. Jos. y. Roberts 20.
with 23-. COL feet of lumber. Cargo by
Messrs. SlOat. Russell X Co.
The Jasper Greens have extended the
hOsnitalitv of their armOry 10 the flOYd
Ri6es of Macon. and the Montgomery
Guards Of Charleston on the occasion OIL
the approaching celebration.
The appeaI for aid in behalf Of the NO-
mans Christian Temperance Union, at the
close Of Professor CuFr's lecture last night,
was handsomely responded 10, and the
members of the union express grateful
Acknowledgement.
Can't. Charles :. Ellis. of the tirm of
Peacock. Hunt * Co., and President oil
the Savannah Naval Stores Exchange,
was married Thursday evening TO Miss
Buckner. daughter Of the late VI. J. Buck
ner. Esq, of this city.
The annual meeting Of the savannah
U.s.HsT inf Nraaf Erin I
NJ. +. Church tomorrow evening AT 90
O'clock. The anniversary sermon VIII be
preached by Rev. Allan Curr and an elec-
fiOn of officers for the ensuing year Will
be had.
III there is any ground for the super
stitfOus belief that foul weather ON Can
dlemas Day j. a good omen and promise
of pleasant weather, there Is hlg pros
pect for sunshine the rest Of the month.
There was little chance Yesterday LOT III
prOvemeut on a firstclass Hood.
Next matrimonial season the giving Of
wedding presents viii not be the style.
The Pullman Car Company are nov build
fur- wedding cars, and the couple VIII De
united in the car salon at the depot, and
The bridal marty proceed on the tour. The
final paragraph 81 marriage notices viii
read: NO cards. no presents.
Among the passengers on the Talla-
hassee. which sailed from AeW L rk Tor
this port on Wednesday, are Mr., and Mrs.
y. W. Crane. Mr.. and Mrs. +. }: Hen
Erickson. Mrs :. b. futile. Mr. Thomas
WfImqre. MIR. and Mrs. +. Ganney. Mr..
and Mrs Laurie. Mr.. Z. HImlin. Mr. IL.
I. Schrpiuer. Mr.. W. II. Hart and son.
Mr.. II. Fitch and family. Mr.. /. n. Fuller
and wife. Mr.. ". u. Crane. Jr.- MI ). .
and DR.. G. y. Wills, Sir. j. V. Hass-
locker and Mr.. v. W. smith.
The Atlanta P9St-49peai man IS cGs Of
those timid fellows afraid Of his own
shadow. Hear him: Savannah must
lock up her trick men and highWaymen,
If she wants the Georgia editors 20 be on
hand during her February festivities.
These uusOphisticated men would be mere
children in the hands Of the trick men and
highwaymen: and being men of large
means and small opportunities (Ofescapel
il is probable that stray desperadOes VIII
lie in wait for them on that occasion. Sa-
Fannah must see 70 IT."
s.HazeI Kirke" will be produced here by
the Original Madison Square Theatre
Company on next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. February 9th and 9Th, with a
greater east than ever before, including
the veteran w. COuldOck. Mrs. L. l..
Davenport. Miss BijOu Heron, Miss Ada
Gilman and others. Miss Heron Is the
daughter of Matilda Heron. the greatest
Camille of her day. and is said to be an
ideal Hazel" She was for several years
Il member Of the Union Square Theatre
Company. New York. and was only re-
Gently secured by the Madison Square
Theatre Company expressly TO play the
part Of Hazel - being considered by them
the best that has yet appeared in that
part.