Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-09


The Superior Court VIII convene thls
morning at 10 O'Clock.
d. KaIb Lodge No. .. I. .. .. F.. will
will hold "a regular meeting tonight at
o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
German Friendly Society Will be held TINS
evening.
The new electric lamp tower in Chip
ueya square. was completed Saturday,
and lighted Saturday night.
The St. John the Baptist Total Absti-
nppce and Benevolent Society will hold
their regular monthly meeting Tonight IN
the Catholic Library Hall.
The ffftieth regular monthly meeting OF
the southern Mutual Loan Association
viii be held ut Metropolitan Hall this
evening at : O'Clock.
Mr.. :. =. sweet. the Jack Plane of the
MORNING NEWS. was in the city Satur-
dav. and sailed for New York on the
steamship NacOOchee Saturday afternoon.
The Ford Dramatic Association will
hold their first rehearsal of the play. Ky
ervb0dv's Friend" tonight. The date Of
rha performance will be announced here
after.
The Charleston NeicS says: another
ocean race is talked Of between the
Frances Elizabeth and the Peerless,
TO come off as soon as the Savannah race
IS over
Three persons were arraigned before
the MAYORS Court Saturday for disor-
DERBY conduct. Two cases were continued
and one was disposed of by tine OF - or
five days.
The Ladies' Benevolent society of Ogee-
chee will give picnic at the Ogeechee
pOnd on Wednesday. Boats Will leave
Savannah from the foot of Railroad street
at O'Clock a. m.
A grand picnic will be given by the
Washington Fire Company, at Schuetzen
Park ON W Wednesday. the 10Th lnst- IN
stead Of the 18th, as announced IN an ad-
Eertisemeut yesterday.
The eighth annual session of the GeOr-
gia state. Horticultural Society VIII be
held at GAINESVILLE on the LIST, ID and Sd
prOX. MF. I. L, kinsey, of this city, Is
Secretary and Treasurer.
The members OF OglethOrpe Lodge No.
lilo. O. F.. will meet at their hall at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon. TO pay the
Hast tribute of respect TO the memory Of
their late deceased brother, Phillip Herr
mann.
The remains of the late Henry YOnge
arrived from New York on the steamship
Tallahassee, on Friday night, and the
funeral was attended from st. Johns
Episcopal Church at O'Clock Saturday
afternoon.
The elegant costumes of Miss FlOTide
Abel. in which she appeared at She enter
tainment by the FOrds on Friday evening"
were universally admired, and were by
far the richest which have ever been seen
upon Savannah's amateur stage.
The heat on Saturday was intense in
Charleston. and was followed by a violent
storm in the afternoon, during which
much damage was done. The thermOme-
ter registered 81 degrees in the morning at
3 O'Clock and at noon registered 80, where
ii remained until the storm late in the
day.
William NJ Hayward. Esq, attorney
and counsellor at law, is located in his
new office at No. 5 DraytOn street. Mr..
Howard was recently Deputy Clerk of
the United states Court. but resigned his
cIerkship to engage in the practice of his
profession. He is an efficient and able
practitioner.
Mr.. J. IL. Lewis, the young student ad-
nifted TO the bar at the session OF the
superior Court Saturday, was, as COM
pliment to his ability, assigned his first
case. the defense Of a prisoner indicted
for burglary. Mr.. Lewis is probably the
Youngest member of the Chatham county
bar, being only 20 years OF age.
About 5 o'clock Saturday morning fire
was discovered in the mandatory Of
Motifs Fire Proof Paint, in the eastern
part of the city. An alarm was sounded.
and by diligent efforts of the fremen the
flames We're eXtinguished before Fgaining
anv headway. This is the second time
within a few weeks that this place has
been on IRE.