Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-10

To-day will bee tue last day for discount
on water rent.
Fines To- the amount Of $50 were imposed
in tine Mayors Court yesterday.
The june term Of the Superior Court
will probably adjourn early next week.
The traverse jury of the City Court
will be i'm attendance tomorrow at ~
O'Clock q. m.
Knights Of the Golden Rule, Castle
Truup no. ~. will hold regular meet
lug tonight.
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 81,
r. 4. NJ VIII hold "a regular cOmmunlca-
ton at Masonic Temple Tonight.
The picnic of the IT. Patrick's 4. y. b..
society al SchuetZen Park tomorrow
promises 90 be a very pleasant affair.
The Charleston Ne,rS and Courier says
the Carolina Yacht Club Is making ar
raugements for "a regatta next saturday.
The steamship City Of Augusta arrived
from New York last night with full
cargo of freight and good list Of passen-
gers.
The new electric tower erected on the
water tower i'm Franklin square was COM
pleted Yesterday, and the lamp was light
ed last night.
The members Of the Chatham Gun Club
will hold their regular practice shoot on
the ELUNlliAT tlA % ~ ~ fhN NAAt' f'AN~' A'H'+'
The club Will meet at 1870.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Brush Electric Light and Power Com
pauv will be held on Thursday evening at
O'Clock at Metropolitan Hall.
The pilot boat Frances Elizabeth, Of
Charleston. arrived at Tybee at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon, where she will lie at
anchor until the race tomorrow.
The fourteenth regular monthly meet
inc of the Merchants and Mechanics Mu-
tual Loan Association, will be held at
Metropolitan Hall tonight at O'Clock.
The fifteenth regular monthly meeting
OF the Southern Mutual Loan Association
was held at Metropolitan Hall last night.
six thousand dollars were loaned at 81
per cent.
There will be a special meeting Of the
Savannah Yacht Club at II m. to-day at
the Office Of the Secretary, No l2O BRYAN
street. % make arrangements for the
ocean race tomorrow.
A match game of base ball played on
Sunday between the +. L. Y. and G.'s and
the Atlantic Base Ball Club resulted i'm a
victory for the former, on score Of 10 to
l3. The last inning was not played.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Chatham County Fruit and Vegetable
Growers Association was deferred last
quorum. only the President and Secre-
tary were present.
The certiOrari, motion and appearance
dOckets OF the Superior Court will be
called 40 10 a. m. tomorrow for the dispO-
sition of such cases as may be ready pre-
paratOry TO the adjournment Of the term.
Thursday will probably be the last jury
day Of the June term.
The negro Lock Ham, arrested for a
burglary committed on the louisville
road last Thursday, met with speedy jus
fice. His arrest was followed by his in
dictment by the grand jury, and his trial
I'm the Superior Court yesterday winch re-
suited i'm his conviction
By the report Of the city letter carriers
for the month Of June il viii be seen that
during the thirty days 2lj, 200 pieces Of
mail matter were handled, either deliv-
cred or collected. This Is an average Of
T.IgO pieces a day distributed by eight
carriers. the average work Of each carrier
being 500 pieces.
The Ne,rs anil Courier, Of Charleston,
says: The Attacks Guards, the COM
pany Of cOlOred boys who recently visited
Savannah. publish in the NeiC Era resO-
buttons Of thanks to the Union Lincoln
Guards of that city, and to the citizens of
Savannah generally, for kindnesses re-
ceived during their visit to the Forest
City"
A little colored girl named Annie Baker
narrowly escaped being gOred by a COW
IN West Broad street yesterday afternoon.
An animal from a drove, being driven
through the street. made dive at the
0irI- throwing her down and inficting
Several wounds. She was treated at the
city Dispensary aud taken to her home
ON Farm street.
An applicant for a pension, in stating
the grounds for his application TO the
Clerk Of the Superior Court yesterday,
baged his claim upon an injury received
in the breast by being kicked by his mus
I-et while on the field Of battle, thereby
causing him great pain. The papers were
made out in accordance with his eX-
pressed claim.
A slight fire in a shanty on York street
lane. between DraytOn and AbercOrn
streets. called out the Barlow Fire Engine
COMPANY shortly before one O'Clock yes
tardav. No general alarm was sounded,
and the fire was eNtinguished without the
serVice Of the engine. This is the second
time within a few days that a fire has Oc-
CURED in the same locality.
The Agricultural Bureau Of the MORN
r,xe NEWS is indebted TO CIR. Henry J.
Middleton. Of the typographical depart
mpnt. for a sample of fine peaches grown
an his premises in this city. They are
fbe Tinelev variety and as delicious and
narfaef as auy we ever saw. A single
tree revived from a half dead state, ding
around. manured and well cared for, is
daily supplying his family with fine
peaches, free from worms and equal TO
the best Of many popular varieties found
in the market.