Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-16

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Chatham Superior Court viii meet this
morning at 10 O'Clock
The Superior Court VIII adjourn for the
term the last Of the present week.
The United States steamer Minnesota
passed into Port Royal Friday evening
TattnaU Council No. ST. \. J.. Of H..
will hold regular meeting this evening.
There were thirteen deaths i'm the city
last week-ei@ht whites and five cOlOred.
The German Friendly society will meet
this evening at II. Andrews Hall at :
O'Clock.
There will be "a regular meeting Of Clin-
ton Lodge No. -. =. a. NJ, at Masonic
Temple tonight.
An alligator I'm the basin Of the foun-
tain i'm Forsyth Park l. great attraction
10 children and tourists.
The officers Of the government vessel
Yantic were given "A private dinner at the
Pulaski House saturday.
The annual meeting Of the >tOnewall
Case Ball Club viii be held this evening
at 5 O'Clock at Turner's Hall.
The seventy-eighth regular meeting Of
the Railroad Mutual Loan Association
viii be held in Metropolitan Hall tonight.
Mr.. LLOYD Phoenix. Of New York, owner
Of the Yacht Intrepid. lying at anchor IN
the river is registered at the Pulaski
House
The grand jury Of the Superior Court
viii meet tomorrow and make their gem
eTal presentments for the term and be dis
charged.
The Daisy Social Club will give a grand
hop at Metropolitan Hall on Wednesday
evening. the 18th instant, for charitable
purpose.
Among the shipments 10 New York sat
y .faf.a.
4.34S sacks Of corn. shipped for Glasgow.
Scotland.
\ large number Of people took advantage
of the agreeable weather yesterday and
visited the suburban resorts IN the vicinity
Uf the city.
Among the patents granted from the
Patent Office at Washington last week
was an improved rotary engine 10y &. &.
Jones. Of Savannah.
Laurel Grove Cemetery was thTOnged
with visitors yesterday, and many graves
Fere literally covered with roses, laid
there bv loving hands.
The Central Railroad shops have just
sent out two new and elegant coaches Of
their own make for the Mobile and Girard
Railroad to run between Columbus and
Troy.
Dir. George J.. Smith. Of the Madison
square Theatre Company, Is in the city
arranging for the appearance Of the play
Young Mrs. Winthrop on the 2id and
2ith instants.
United States Deputy Marshal skinner
arrived in Savannah Saturday from Ma
con. having in charge James Braswell,
charged with rObbing the mail at some
place below Albany.
There were four offenders before the
Mayor Saturday. \ policeman was fined
s. 81 sfrrFV- f1TGprnnrIV
discharged. one continued for trial, and
one fined 81 or i've days.
\ meeting Of the Savannah savings and
Loan Company was held saturday nl2nt.
The organization has been perfected, and
sufficient amount of stock pledged 10 war
rant the granting of charter.
Mrs. General T. b. Van Buren, and
daughter. Miss Edith Van Buren,, OF En-
gleWOOd. y. j.. Mr.. George y. ThOTne and
family and :. II. Morrell. Of New York,
are among the guests at the Pulaski
House.
Many of the Northern tourists on their
way home from Florida carry with them
pet alligatOTs. At the Charleston Hotel
a waiter Is detailed especially to feed and
water the alligatOTs. NelrS
and Courier.
Among the arrivals at the Marshall
House yesterday were Hon. L. W. Oliver,
eIEs. WGESEe. l. u IAdluDAlln anu - ~
Shipman. of ElmIra- y. L. Mr.. u. l..
Kent, London. Eng, Hon. J. +. stevens,
of indianapolis. and Mr.. James III. Ben
iamin, Of Brooklyn, y. Y.
jacksonville Times Union Saturday:
y. Henry Manns, German-Amerlcan
farmer i'm Polk county. was shot to death
on his own premises by a party unknown.
MAINS was from Troy. New y Ork, but has
lived i'm Savannah. The assassin mas not
been traced and the deed Is probably the
result of an old feUd.''
Savannah will hereafter speak to the
outside world through a regularly or
ganiZed Board Of Trade. The Forest City
is waking up TO the fact that there are
immense possibilities ahead. As the State
grows in wealth and increases in pro-
ducts. her seaport city must enlarge so as
TO handle the business which Will be
thrust upon her.-AtldUtG Constitution.
The schooner \. Denike. an old trader
here. arrived Saturday in OutpOrt again.
after having been off the route for a short
time. Her genial Captain BOhannan, after
having been seeking freSher fields, now
returns again to his first love. and re-
ceived a hearty welcome from his many
friends. The Captain reports having eX-
perienced very rough weather off Cape
Lookout on the 9th and 10th inst. The
Denike has a general cargo.
In Jacksonville the clergy are prOhib-
tied from holding meetings after nightfall;
no excursions are allowed; the military
companies are required to dispense with
public parades, and all persons are or
dered 10 desist from inducing public as
semblages on the streets or lots within
the city or in the vicinity Of it until the
smallpox is stamped out. Thirty-seven
cases were reported Saturday, and the
authorities are doing their best 10. eradi-
cate the disease