Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-27
nLatters md min. LaeonIeally Noted.


Eight small houses are being finished
on the south side of Anderson street.
A large number Of tourists from the
North aud West are in Savannah en- route
10 the FlOweTy Land.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Castle TrOup No. %. Knights of the Golden
Rule. at O'clock tonight.
The latter part OF February seems to be
anticipating the predictions for March
winds, Judging by the gusty weather OF
the past night or two
The MORNING NEWS acknowledges the
receipt Of an invitation TO grand recep-
tiOn and ball given on Easter Monday
night by the Y. NJ. 7. A. Club.
over nifty good sized houses will be
erected during the coming summer within
the city limits. il the purposes Of the pro-
jectOrs do not fail 10 be executed.
Mr.. Thomas Farley, the pilot, about
whom some anxiety existed among his
friends. owing 10 his unacc0untable alb
sence, turned up all right yesterday.
The steam catamarah Cinderella, the
arrival Of which was mentioned a day or
two ago in the MORNING NEWS, will be
run on the Indian river service, Florida.
Only two arrests were reported at the
police barracks al O'Clock this morning,
a negro for fighting in the Market base
ment and another for gambling IN the
streets.
Fourteen criminal eases were either
continued. tried or otherwise disposed of
in the City Court yesterday afternoon
and the chain gang will be reinforced by
some of those who were sentenced.
Messrs. r. F. Harmon and r. d. Walk
or. Jr..Will represent Excelsior Lodge No.
<. OF the Knights of Pythias of this city,
as DELEGATES % the meeting of the Grand
Il 4 4 2 nHars ~
The work of furnishing the windows Of
the Merchants National Bank with eX-
terror grating Of iron has been completed
some alterations in the entrance on the
south front OF the building are yet 10 be
made.
The work Of some OF the collectors holding
lists for charity subscriptions is not finish
ed When they shall have made their reports
the amount subscribed here for the relief
of the flood sufferers will probably approx
innate $1,000 TO $l,500.
4 large number Of civil and criminal
cases haye been tried during the present
term of the Superior Court and Judge
Adams has won many praises in CON-
mendatiOn Of his energy and impartiality
as the presiding Judge Of the court,
Police Officer Maher found a revolver
on the corner Of Congress and AbercOTn
streets last night. Policeman NJ. J. Jones
found lady's parasOl in the Park on sun
dav evening. The owners OF these articles
ca{r obtain them by applying at the bar
Five prisoners occupied the criminals
bench the Mayors Court yesterday.
charged with the usual Ohenses Of drunk
enness, disOrderly conduct and Yagrancy.
Three cases were turned over 20 the City
Court and two were tried and the Offend
ers fined.
Mrs. NJ. J. Fancher, Of New York, for
merly Of savannah; Rev. K. b. kelsay,
Brooklyn: Mrs. Judge McCandess and
daughter. Pittsburg. Pa; Mr.. VIM. Daw-
son and daughter. st. Paul, Mimi; Mr. &.
;. Hutchinson and family and Mr.. c. ID.
BOdine, wife and son. of New York, are
among the arrivals at the Pulaski House.
The Darien Timber Gazette saws: I'VE
are informed that the Mcintosh Light
Dragons will TRY and arrange il so that
they can take in Savannah during May
day celebration. Captain Hopkins is
anxious 70 show the SaVannahianS what
Mcintosh county can do in the way Of
first-class military company. We feel
proud Of our company
The Right Rev. Bishop Beckwith, who
during his recent pastoral visit TO Savan-
nah was afflicted with al affection Of the
throat. induced by a severe cold, is suffer
ing severely. His physician has ordered
that he desist from preaching or lectuFiDg,
and he will follow directions and not
preach or speak publicly until he is re-
stored 10 his accustomed health.