Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-28


Raiu Is much nee1sd ~ truck farmers
- tLis FicfnltF-
farze aelore5 eEcursiol left Dzrien
rester-aF fer Savanna
Ta= -FlTau Glen ua1e TIRE trips %
IEbee yesterday. carr - flll lo'aas-
There ar Steamship Z ship 7.
tErEs. trles and u -raol1.srs ID I'1rl-
The steamer -. Nicholas carried .
Isrze party u er-r-- l9ul=ts - Baum
yesterday
T1- civ -ss ll1-lslls sslet Fesier-
re-T ls-e IS --- 80 H. CHURCHES = -rE
wei s--H-1=L
IT, s.--.=rl r.E-i9- = IL city esDec-
.- IVES --5l-ls--5T Eliminates - t1e
.--e--i- ~ as 1E1f-
T1- annual r5c-lc - he First PresoF-
-lrsr Cllre1 sunday >eago- VIII take
--ae= e. E1l.z. E1eTT % ET41aE.
TIE suburban resorts IL TIE vicinity .
-r- r.-F uerz visited - 3 large NUM- er
q lall-- and gentlemen Te=iercsF-
saturday uas unusually quiet O the
river FROM. Two ste4ms1lp= and one
bark were tie only Ve-sels sallsc-
The wCrs = paving DraEt0n street y
making god progress. u ls 1Cp51 l-al
t ulL -Jg1 y pzve1 u Andersen street.
TIE eg-uittee FROM Hzupt Lodge. J. o.
a.. D.. ar arranging foT = grand tine a.
t..=lr picnic a. MontggElerE- On e1n=s-
Day.
Hr-.E.O. Perrin and i. o. Perrin Jr--
T..rN. wiley. ard Or. j. v. Arnold y
E-w York zre REGISTERED 81 TIE Pl-a-E ~
Hlu-=.
~. Lsl1-s D.1eeszn AID society
r -ee- l- t1e sunday scLo9l room ~
tr--- Ll-rs1 t9-11rryE afternoon ~
- 1--1-E
A lively interest j. beng developed IL
OIL. c-ullz vse1t race a. Montgomery
and % l- probable t1zt there |lll - q large
at--l1aEcz.
Ba-,8w Hoo Company are arranging
f.ra banquet AZ t1eir hall % tne evening
q rle zuuual parade = the Flre Depart
ue1t June =.
T.a Ilzrt shower u rain which visited
t-r- -IrF between one and tw0 C'clOck
yesterday morniEg was rarely sufficient
- Las rle dust
TIE CITY Court and the United States
District and Circuit Courts VIII convene
-1-dzv The superior Court viii con-
rere Monday week.
TIE Fl1-1a HsrqI pant= n - the day
wLe- a J lgrlda nine VIII Wlre 1lE any
t-luz u The bzse bali Line 10 Georgia
Carolina ~ AlalaIla.
The annual commencement u the pub
DIP schools j. approaching and tle pupils
are -l.1Elry forward ssIr1 anxious interest
tg the summer aE-4llgl-
A numb u t1e visiting editors len for
bone 1v t1e Central Railroad last night
Tie ma gri-T however. remain over 70
lay q. Tlslt 29utg0mery-
Tl- -8riug term u the superior Court
n EcI1to=l county. Judge 4. Pratt
Adams. presiding. VII convene a. TIE
..rrrrr rI.rT- - ir Ttzrien TO-DAY.
Inc next annual nesting Il the sur-
siF-r- ~ rle EIg1taeutl Georgia Reg Inent
uiL ~ held in the city q Atlanta On
Wednesday. re 1t DAY u August.
Cr-ear interest j. icing manifested IN the
--Tsar-1-E Belt u " as ar1H0 the mem
t.-rr r1- C4-orxia B4-e Bal Association
making the 1e-t average f9r the season-
a list 0fiurgrs were drawn al Beaufort.
ID -arIrlaE- - a-sess the value d the
land condemned FOR t1e u-e Il the govern
uent f1r q site f9T = beacon Iu the -aFan-
nan la-tGr
Tie military u Beaufort are antici-
latinz a gala day On me Welt u t1elr
savannah guests on the -f-1 ~ , ln-- 4 d.
B-aufgrt Artillery viii FIRE half hour guns
from -lurise u sunset.
There are various opinions a. ~ the re-
-llt u The Nashville drill. The Atlanta
military visitors ALI express the belief
that Tie Cat City Guards can beat any
drilling t1ev witnessed during the con-
te-t.
GOD. Weeks. Brooklyn. y. y: Mrs.
T. j.. Quinn Eat8utCB- Ca Miss Lizzie
Quinn Lizzie Rock Ark Mr.. A. Com
mali-r Louisville. ny. aud George j.
Miller. ArE4u-a-, are guests - the Mar
shall Hons.
Miss Maggie Eoldy. daughter u '5eu-
q. ~. Of r.r rlrsH %
Europe iu tl- interests Of the FlCrioa
-1iI canal wa- a pleasant member u The
editorial excursion party and len IJr h4T
home last night.
The movement n the Ford Dramatic
ASSOCIATION - establish state Dramatic
Association. j. meeting wltn the approval
~ amateur actors generally. and there
VIII Ildgg 5tedly be large attendance
40 the meeting ID july
The cgIored ruflsn who attempted the
tillaluous assault upon q young lady near
BouaFeuture last week j. still al large.
Edlrfs are being made u secure his az
rect lie viii undoubtedly receive the
just penalty II the Law.
Probably the youngest newspaper pro-
prietr in America j. with the Alabama
editors. Master W. y. James, Of the Ever
green Nsirs. This enterprising young
journalist is twelve years old and aspires
~ glory I'D the fourth estate.
The badges E0rE by the members Of the
visiting state Press Association viii pass
them free TO-DAY over any u the City and
suburban street Railway lines. which
include all lines except those On BrOugh-
ION and HaberslaM streets.
4 fracas iu the vicinity q the Central
Railroad Wharyes GRATED on zz5 rs ftSS.ss
eAeiieine 4.tSaturday. \ angOfdrunken
and quarrelsOme negroes got into a row
and two of them were badly cut about the
arms and neck. Their wounds were
dressed Saturday night.
As the season of resorts properly
begins in a few days, the various pro-
prietors are hard at work putting every
lining in order for the comfort and con-
yenience of guests. a good patronage
for the summer is already pretty much
assured several Of the resorts of Northeast
Georgia.
Among the editorial eXcursiOnists TO
Savannah is Mr.. Lucien Walker, of the
Eufaula DGiig Times, who delivered the
annual address before the Press AssOeia-
ton az Selma. on Wednesday, which the
Times af that city says was one of the
finest pieces Of English that ever fell
from the pen Of an Alabama editor. 1t
breathed a spirit of devotion 10 his pro
fession and pride in his work that every
editor in the State would do well to catch.