Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-18

The hremen report r0Va. entertain
ment az the Macon parade
\ pocketb0ok was found at the Orphans
Fair last niZht and viii be restored % the
owner to-day
Eight cases before the Mayor Yesterday.
and fined in the aggregate so One prls-
uucT discharged
The members Of the >chuetZen 'Iessel-
-ehaft viii attend an adjourned meeting
This evening Al O'Clock.
The Hussars viii assemble ar their
usual rendezvous for drill and inspection
20 o'clock this afternoon.
Ex-GOy. Matt Head. Frank D0wst. ESQ.
and 4. II. Weston and wife, OF New Hamp-
shire. are among the arrivals al the Mar
shall House.
The Savannah delegates To the Georgia
Medical Association. which meets in
Athens today. left hy the Central Rail-
road last night.
The Georgia state sunday school Con-
venfi0u Will b. the largest and most liter
e-ting state convention ever held in the
Southern ~tates.-dUgesf0 Chronicle
Last night the betr0thal Of Mr.. Harry
Brown. Of Savannah. and Miss Hussie
L0wenthal daughter Of the late Ben Low
enthal. was -HGep" Ieif-
sraPh.
lAE EAlAAED diANDNAi va AAAE IVA
court this week il due 10 the unexpected
calling Of the Eastern Circuit in the SUI
preme Court. and the necessary attend
ance or large number Of attorneys.
The regular meeting Of the Executive
Council Of the Citizens sanitary AssO-
citation will DE held al Metropolitan Hall
at S:IJ o'clock tonight. The pamphlet
reports Of the President and officers re-
Gently issued viii De distributed.
4. .. Il
uf East Broad and CASTOR streets. VIII be
formally opened at II o'clock today. The
exercises viii De- Of public character
and an address VIII De- delivered by Capt.
g.. y Mercer. President Of the Board Of
Education.
Mr.. Henry McAlpin, Of Savannah. Ga,
is I'm the city. Oh his way home. Mr.. Nc
Alpin. who Is "a graduate Of Princeton
College. il at present registered al the
state University. studying for the bar.
He is one OF GeOrgia's most promising
~Ons.-A HgTSt0 Chronicle.
The high wind Yesterday made havoc
with the loose si.uS and awnings. and did
some damage To- trees and property
throughout the city. The fine sand in the
streets was blown i'm clouds and Whirled
into the ewes Of pedestrians who were nm
fortunate enough to be abroad.
The applicants Tor vaccination at the
various 0epOts established throughout the
city are numerous and at present beyond
the means of the physicians in charge 10
supply the virus. 4 sufficiently large
number Of vaccine points has been or
deTed and TODAY the demand will he sup
piled.
Hon Edwards Pierrep0nt, Rev. Wen
dell Prime. ID, assistant editor Of the
New ! OTk O5seFrer. Of New York; John
&. Nichols. member C0ngress-elect, and
family. Of Blackshear, ga; Hon. John
Porter. Of Canton. H.. and Messrs. ii. J.
Mayo. g.. II. u. Babbitt and W. ID.
Weaver. Of the United states Steamship
Iantic. were among the arrivals 40 the
Pulaski House last night
The new dred0e. OglethOrpe. made
trial exhibit Of its working Yesterday
afternoon. ON the Hutchinson Island side
If the river opposite the foot Of Lincoln
street. The operations were witnessed
by Colonel Gilmore and Lieut.. Bailey. Of
5he Harl1r Improvement service. and
others. and was very satisfactory. II VIII
he put 20 work dredging ont the channel
near Elba Island to-day or tomorrow.
The old dredge viii bee put To work on the
E0mnpv Marsh cut.