Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-31

T.. t-s.0r-Ia state Base Ball Associa-
fIau Viii hold a meeting Tonight Al N;jo
o'clock.
Co.. b. Nabry. Brunswick. and :. r.
Me~rnu. Albany. are guests az the Mar
shall House
The Savannah Cum club meets every
TUESDAY ami NOT 0u saturday, as was an
u.uu-eI yesterday
TOE tr.triu- horse dublin Boy" at De
Martins stables, viii De disposed Of on "a
rattle. LISTS are now on sale.
One gentleman n this city has wagered
ca bottle of wine with another that the new
hotel VIII ie under way this fall.
Tire elegant dining room car on the
Charleston and Savannah Railway viii Zoe
Withdrawn from the road after June for
reUairs
ut W. % and the residence on South
Broad street viii Dee sold on the premises.
tE George W Lamar. at II O'Clock this
UrTuiu-.
q match game Of base ball will be
PLAYED this afternoon 40 Base Ball Park
between Che n-iethorpe and Forest city
Base BAN Clubs.
a party of fifteen from Atlanta and
NORTHWEST Georgia arrived IN savannah
Yesterday. Via the Central Railroad, for
cumberland Island.
TIDE annual meetin. of the stockholders
nf u4r Brush Electric Light and Power
Company VIII take place al Metropolitan
Han at O'Clock tonight.
Tu t"ele-raplic column the arrival
20 Tho Aiahama editors at Atlanta Is an
rauueeL. and the programme of their en-
rerfaluucut j. being carried out
Amou.tk e shipments by the steamship
Tallahassee. which sailed Yesterday for
NCw York. were tul crates Of peaches.
1u barrels and lO.1O> crates Of vege-
tables.
Two beautiful silver medals were pre-
scented fn Col. Vt. T.. Thornton yesterday
hy Mr.. D. b. Davis. of Davis Bros, print
er~ and >t3tioncrS. savannah. Ga.-At-
IIarl P.>-A tIi.
Tire steamer sylvan Glen Will make her
REGULAR amify excursion trip 10 Tybee to-
dan. leaving The city nj 10 o'clock this
moaning and Is o'clock this evening, and
Ieatiu- Tybee az : o'clock this morning
ANA O'Clock this afternoon.
The Early Fruit Bureau Of the MORN
tNe NEWS acknowledges the receipt of "A
basket 90 me peaches the best we have
seen tins season. from Mrs. VI. WartlOw.
They were Er1Wu ou that lady's farm on
tlC Augusta road. one mile from
Commencing with tomorrow the steam
or ~ Nicholas viii leave Savannah for
Eeuandiu3. Nia Brunswick and Cumber-
and Island. every Monday. Wednesday
FRIDAY 40 : O'Clock a.. IN. instead of :
o'clock - heretofore: and, returning. Will
lClVe Feruaudiua on Tuesday. Thursday
and SATURDAY mornings.
Mr.. Alex. X. Lawton. Jr.. Of Savannah.
spent Yesterday ma Augusta with relatives
aui friends. Mt. Lawton il one Of the
most popular and prominent young gem
leueu 10 tle state. and l. fast winning
au NnflaNIe reputation as "a member OF the
lau drm of lawtGn a Cunningham. Of
which hi~ distinguished father Is the So
llar rartulr-IHIHSfJ NClrS.
Ne~~r~ Eckman a Netsburg. whole
~8lc merchants in dry goods and notions.
Na~ llI and IH Congress street. have
fu~t made an enlargement of their store.
wlicl now presents a front Of Il feet, and
CD depth ut @U feet. The interior As well
as exterior portions Of the establishment
b. being reme5eied and r~edec0rated. New
and wide stairways lead from the first to
the second and third floors. and an eleVa-
rrr for goods and passengers i about TO
R added t0 the other c-0nveniences Of the
hons