Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-11
BreEities.

Washington. - p - Ne r.. ----. Clear.
Yesterday was the warmest day of the
season.
Motions and .certiOraFi cases will be
heard i'm the Superior Court to-day.
The Schuetzens are ordered 70 attend
regular meeting this evening al O'Clock.
There will be a special meeting Of the
Naval stores Exchange tomorrow alter
noon.
Eight offenders appeared before the
MAYORS Court and were disposed Of yes
terday.
A regular meeting of Golden Rule Lodge
No. Il. I. .. o. T. will be held this even
ing at O'Clock.
There will he a regular quarterly meet
ingOf OgIethOrpe Light Infantry this even
ing at O'Clock.
Mrs. Capt. q. 4. Mercer and Miss Hat
tie Cope. Of Savannah. are guests OF the
Presidential party in Florida.
The Pulaski Loan Association will hold
a regular monthly meeting at No Bat
fersby's building this evening.
The United States Circuit Court con-
yeued yesterday morning, but no business
Of Importance was transacted.
The steamship Johns Hopkins sailed for
Baltimore Yesterday with a large cargo
and a number Of Northern bound tourists.
The picnic season is near at hand, and
the suburban resorts are being improved
for the accommodation of pleasure par
ties.
Hartwie SeemOn, the magician and
prestidigitator. VIII begin weeks en-
gagement at the Theatre next Monday
evening.
At the meeting Of the Merchants and
Mechanics Loan Association, held last
night. $1,000 were loaned at 4S2{, Is, 49,,
49, and 40 per cent.
Sealed proposals Will be received at the
Office Of the Spanish Consulate up 10 the
18th instant for furnishing material to re-
nit the Spanish bark Maria.
The spanish bark SambOyana, which
capsized in the river near Venus Point
on Sunday afternoon. was righted early
Yesterday morning and tOwed up 70 the
city.
\ movement is being undertaken to or
gauize new social club among a number
Of Young men in the city, and a meeting
will be held tonight to perfect the Organi-
ZatiOn.
There Is considerable excitement in
Jacksonville over the prevalence Of small
pOX. Yaccinating depOts have been es-
tablished. and proper precautions taken
10 prevent the spread OF the disease,
NM
rising rapidly at Augusta yesterday and
last night. At l. O'Clock it registered a
height Of twenty-siX feet. and was still
rising at the rate Of three inches per hour.
The City Man shal's Office has been re-
moved from its former location in the rear
Of the Ocean Steamship COmpany'S offices
in the Exchange building to an upper
story in order TO give additional room for
the Steamship Company.
The marriage Of Mr.. J. j. Brady and
Miss Mary Ferguson was celebrated at
It. Patrick's Church at O'Clock yesteT-
DAY afternoon. Rev. Father O'Hara Offici-
ating AT the service. At the conclusion
Of the ceremony the happy couple was
driven 10 the residence Of the brides
parents.
Considerable complaint has been made
that the grass plot at the base OF the new
Gordon Monument is being damaged by
the tramping Of children who climb over
the curbing and rOmp on the green sod.
The great care that has been taken TO
beautify the square by the erection Of the
monument and the respect for the granite
as a memorial Of an hOnOred citizen,
should prevent any abuse of the structure.
The leading singers in the Hess Opera
Company gave Macon the gO-by, and the
MacOnites feel aggrieved. Quoting from
the New York WeFcurg correspondence
the Telegraph and Messenger says the
company played 20 a full house in the
.sChimes Of Normandy and Mr.. Hess
did not treat Macon right, and the indig-
nation is loud and deep. Miss Abbie Car
YingtOn was conspicu0usly advertised. as
She is a great fayOrite here, and a large
number Of people went just to hear her.
Miss Darlington. Miss Elsner and Mr..
ApDIeby. the tenor, passed through Ma
con on their way from Savannah 10 At
Ianta. pIaving in both places, but the de-
pot is as near as they came to US.
The Young MRS. winthrop Scenery.
The scenery which is used in the first,
second and fourth acts Of "YOung Mrs.
Winthrop" at the Madison Square
Theatre. is constructed Of wood and brass.
The metal was cut by hand in India for
Louis c. Tiffany & Co., who imported it.
IN India this metal is used for decorating
rooms dedicated to special ceremOnials.
The walls and ceiling Of the scene at the
Madison Square Theatre contain over
two hundred Oriental designs. Its full
beautv can only be appreciated by a
minnie inspection through an opera glass.
m shows the kind of House decorations
which the more wealthy are now intro
dueing in New York city homes. A
duplicate of this scene will be shown with
the company which is soon to appear in
this city
The Waivers Representation at Macon.
The Waiver Fire Company will send
nineteen men and two officers to the fire.
mems contest at Macon, on the 10th inst.
They will carry no equipments save uni
f,,uac tho limited number Of engines in