Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-19

lle superior Court viii convene Tor the
June term on Monday week.
"a Military Academy cadets made
parade through the streets Yesterday.
The Iush Jasper Greens Will assemble
co their GrIrrr az $3.50 o'clock tonight
Ttr-e hundred and two liquor dealers
have registered and I>o have paid their
Licenses AZ the Tax Collectors office.
The sunday school eXcursionists to
Clautaueus Yesterday returned last night.
The train arriving az O'Clock 4 delight
ill tsF was eng Ecd-
Tle steamer ~. Nicholas viii leave the
L5ncar street wharf 40 To O'Clock to-
morrow morning on her regular sunday
excursion -uF t0 Beaufort.
summer resorts in the North. aided by
PIE railroads are getting out very hand
z1le advertising books. which are freely
Distributed around savannah.
The ocean steamship CITY Of Macon viii
omit Der regular sailing to-day on account
ef slight damace o. her machinery. She
wlll sail. however. uu her next regular
-elelG,e.
The payment of specific taxes is still
Tro.r,~-luE very slowly, and the Collector
ae@ire- Oh impress upon all subject 70
-l-e reEe- that payment viii be enforced
PRO- ar early day.
Central Railroad Company viii take on
LAc tuo passenger night trains that have
r-aeu running between Macon and Mont
..uery or several months past.
TIE attendance al Battery Park yester-
aaF was very large. the cars bein. crowd
"a during the entire afternoon. The
tsuauis hand furnished excellent music
ali tlr dancing pavilion WAS filled.
Tbe fast saloon steamer sylvan Glen
vViu leave thi- morning nj 10 O'Clock for
EVla-e. and viii take 60 that island "a
number 20 mules and horses. which are %
t-e G~ed in connection with the TramwaY
service.
Tue members of the Young Mems
church Guild viii hold a special meeting
at Parish Hau this evening 20 arrange for
their annual exercises. 10 be given the
latter part of the month. \ fun attendance
IS requested.
The United >tsses Circuit and District
trurts convened yesterday but no busi-
ness was transacted. and an adjournment
was taken Until Monday at $3.50 "a. m.
when the docket viii be called. and all
cases not represented ~ assigned will be-
stricken of.
~ylyania T,lllh5ue. 1--WE are informed
thai quite q number Of our prominent
citizens. residing between this place and
No. : Central Railroad. are taking steps
% organize a company 70 build a railroad
frlm No. = 90 Sylyania. They boldly
assert that they have capital 10 back
them aud that they viii experience no
trouble cd that point
only two cases were before the Nav
or's Court yesteuday-twO Italians. for
fisorderly conduct and lighting in the
sireet. one was fined s. or five DAYS. and
the other discharged" 4 correspondent.
afludiuE 90 the above paragraph in cor
rectiou states that while one Of the par
-ies Is native Italian the other is an
Austrian subject.
A number 90 our respected German
citizens. including Mr.. Martin W. suffer
and family. N. Helmken and son. II. Juch-
ter. j. III. Rasch. Mrs. J. Schroeder, Miss
Adeline Merkins. and Mr.. Charles Wal
tiers. viii sail for New York on the steam
shin City q Augusta this afternoon, and
wili sail from that port for Germany next
week. 90 he absent about six months. The
party was seren AIDED last night at the
residence Of Mr.. suffer by the Guards
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