Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-25

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are al the Screyen House.
a. A Cuf. of Ohio. and W. X. Greer, Of
View Orleans. are at the Pulaski House
The steamer sylvan Glen viii leave for
Tvbee this evening At : O'Clock instead
ore.
The steamer II. Nicholas returned from
Beaufort last night al Q O'Clock with over
four hundred eNcurslOnlsts.
peKalb Lodge No. 9. j. .. o. F., viii
hold a regular meeting tonight An elec-
ton for officers viii Be held.
A Rroughron street lady had stolen
from her few nights since very large
English setter valued at 500.
The German Friendly Society and their
friends viii give a complimentary eXcur
sion 70 Montgomery tomorrow.
Mr.. E.P. Lawton. Of this city, a cadet
al West Point. Is spending his vacation
with his father. Dr. W :. Lawton-
Rev. DR.. I. ;. h. Arson occupied the
pulpit Of the Lutheran Church last night
in the absence Of the pastor, DR.. Bow
man.
The annual commencement exercises
Of the i. Vincent De Paul Academy will
take place at Masonic Temple Friday
evening
The Irish National Land League will
hold a meeting at Mozart Hall tonight.
An election Of officers 10 serve during the
ensuing year will take place.
A meeting Of the Builders Protective
Association recently organized, viii be
held this evening. when a cOnstltu-
ton and bylaws viii be adopted and the
organization perfected.
saturday night Constable Mendel ar
rested Frank Bundy, eOlOred, in Roberts
Vile for stealing a silver watch from
another man who vas drunk at the time
the theft was committed.
The Darien Fire Company have decided
70 omit anv celebration Of the Fourth OF
July. and will wait until fall, when they
will invite the Savannah fremen down
for big time. Savannah will be there.
The first mum Der Of the Cadet Courier.
a monthly publication issued by the
Cadets Of the Georgia Military Academy.
made its appearance Saturday 1t is a
neat sheet and a compliment TO its editor,
Cadet HOlcOmbe Richardson.
The suburban resorts were sought yes
terdav by crowds Of citizens TO catch the
cool breezes. Tybee had the usual num-
Der and Montgomery and Isle OF Hope
were lively with the crowds that We're
carried over the City and Suburban Rail-
way.
The Fords will hold a rehearsal Of the
plav. Don Cesar de Bazan." at their
Opera House tonight. Miss Abel is eX-
pected 10 arrive this afternoon. and will
be present. Rehearsals will also be held
every night this week until the perform
ance.
Among the shipments by the steamship
NacOOchee Saturday for New York, were
6.0as crates Of vegetables and ), 095 water
melons. The steamship City Of SaYan-
nah. for Philadelphia. carried 4, 52S crates
Of vegetables. I, 491 watermelOns and SIS
pumpkins.
Ike HOyens was arrested on South
Broad street Saturday night by Constable
r. +. Mendel. on a charge Of assaulting his
wife. Ii was claimed he chOked her on
the street until she became unconscious.
He was committed to jail by Justice
Waring Russell.
On Friday lightning struck the Pavilion
Hotel sewer in Hull street. damaging it
considerably. The electricity struck the
wires on Bull street, following them into
Hull. passing then into the ground,
breaking the sewer several feet below the
surface of the street.
The street force are at work eXcavating
at the foot Of Whitaker street to get at
the broken sewer. This is one of the old
est brick sewers in the city, having been
built - years ago. II empties directly
into the river. having a sharp descent from
Is a roadway 10 River street.
The hall OF the Youths Historical So
ciety. corner Of DraytOn and Br0ughtOn
street lane. is open every Sunday morn
ing from 1880 a. N. TO 1880 p. m, and
Thursday evenings from $50 10 $3.50 a.
m. where can be found all the illustrated
papers OF the day, and a well stored libra
~. The public are cordially invited.
\ regular election following the pre-
liminary election Of last Wednesday even
Ing. for Captain and First Lieutenant of
Company B. Of the Savannah Volunteer
Guards Battalion. will be held Monday
evening. July ,, under the superintend-
ence Of Magistrate Molina, J. p, and
Capt. III. Z. Cunningham and Lieutenant
r. II. FoOtman. of the company.
Chas. +. Wingate, Esq, the well known
sanitary engineer Of New York. arrived in
the city Saturday. and left Saturday night
for Eastman. Ga, from whence he will
proceed 10 Columbia, ;. c. Mr.. Wingate's
visit is entirely on business, but if time
Will permit he will return 10 our city and
accept the invitation recently rendered,
and address the Sanitary Association next
Tuesday or Wednesday.