Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-19
Matters and Things LaeonieaIly Noted

Matters and Things LacOnicailT Noted.
The CITY Court viii convene this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
The Hess Opera Company will Be the
next attraction at the Theatre.
Nr. Marion Erwin was on Saturday ap-
pointed Clark Of United States District
Court.
4 reward OF $50 Is offered in another
column Tor the return OF gold watch 10
Magistrate y. I Molina.
Gen. GA. Gilmore, [. :. Engineer,Wh
has been very i'll for several months, l.
rapidly recovering his health.
There Will be a regular meeting OF elm
ton Lodge No. 54.5F. 4. NJ, at Masonic
Tenpie. 81 O'Clock this evening.
The ssveuty-eighth regular meeting Of
the Railroad Mutual Loan Association
E.u be held At Metropolitan Hall n
o'clock Tonight.
.Schmidrs mass was sung at st. Pat
ricE's Church Saturday under the direc-
lion Of Prof. ID. l.. Ferrazzi.in the absence
Of Prof. Nallette.
Il. II. King. Esq. took the oath Of office
nnd E.ef his bond as Clerk Of the Circuit
Cour, Cf the United states for the south
err District Saturday.
The funeral services Of the late General
Henry G. Wayne viii take place AT the
Cathedral 0f Our Lady Of Perpetual Help,
this morning az half past ten O'Clock.
Tuere Will ba q regular meeting 81 TAFT
nall Council No. 81. American Legion o.
Honor. 10 their hall At < O'Clock tonight.
A fun attendance i desired by the Council.
In consequence Of change IN schedule 81
the Central Railroad, the Western maui
wiIl close. on and after today, at
o'clock 2. me- Instead OF b;SJ As hereto-
fore.
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10y the Grand Jury Of the Superior Court,
appeared before Judge Adams Saturday
and plead guilty. and were fined so and
costs CGch.
The old tug B. Bramen viii arrive here
soon from Charleston, where she was
thoroughly overhauled, new boilers built
etc. and i tWo-thiTds new boat. Her
name viii be changed TO sophia.
Mr. Warren Z. Chase. Of the New Bed
ford Mass DHlH NercUrH. made pleas
ant call NJ the NEWS Office yesterday. Mr..
Chase il en- route 10 Florida. where he
will remain some time for his health.
The dredge Oglethorpe Will be ready for
operatiOns on the river in about four
weeks. All the machinery has arrived.
The party who viii superintend its lifting
up also arrived on the Tallahassee Satur-
day.
The Workingmen's Benevolent AssOcia-
fieu dispensed with 4 public demOnstTa-
ton ia observance Of 81. Patrick's day,
but held their usual annual meeting in
the morning. at which the officers recently
elected were installed.
Dr.. BartOlO p. OliyerOs. son Of Mr.. John
3. OliverOs. Of this city, returned 70 Sa-
vanuah Saturday evening after an absence
. Of Two years. which he spent at the Mary
land University School of Medicine. where
he graduated last Thursday. the fifteenth
iu rank. IN a class Of ninety-seven. The
doctor was formerly a student IN the Office
az Dr.. J. 3. Read, and will begin the prac-
lice OF his profession IN savannah.
The Iatest craze in antique articles has
manifested itself in note paper and en-
YeIOpes. The date line for the year Is
given in Roman numerals, with blank
spaces for the month and day. The paper
looks as If it had first been through con-
fagraticn and got awfully smoked. then
dropped in the mud and been stamped on,
then submitted to a deluge of cheap ink
But il is tremendously unique, aud viii
doubtless be .'all the rage" till something
more hideOus supplants il.
Among the passengers on board the
steamship CITY Of Augusta from New
York. due in Savannah to-day. are: Mr..
and Mrs. \. W. Patterson. Mr.. Edward
I. jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson,
Mr. johnson, Mr.. f. Il. Go0dnOW, Mr.. W.
IT. MahOney. Charles Mah0ney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick keppel, Mr.. W. Trimble.
Mr. Edward PierrepOnt, VI. j. Z. Little,
Mr.. Seymour TObin, Mr.. A. [. Lee. Mr..
j. Il Vanderbilt. IT., Mr.. J. NJ. Davis,
Mr.. II. p. Hand. &r. J. W. Wylie, Mr..
William Rowland and Mr.. Stevenson.