Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-12

Zerubbabel Lodge No. Il, F. \. NJ. viii
hold "a regular communication tonight.
The Forest City Base Ball Club Will
hold q special meeting this evening az o:5n
O'Clock.
Tine Georgia Hu~sars VIII hold their
regular quarterly meeting az SID O'Clock
Tonight az their hall.
The regular monthly meeting Of Branch
No. -. Catholic Knights Of America
viii De held tonight at O'Clock.
Hon. Pope Barrow and Hon. Howard
Cobb were among the arrivals az the PU-
l3Ski House Yesterday.
The stockholders Of the Brush Electric
Light and Power Company Will mold a
meeting at Metropolitan Hall tonight al
= o'clock.
Colonel Joseph \. Roberts and family
left the city last evening on visit for a
few weeks at the Warm Springs OF North
Carolina.
The steamer sylvan Glen viii make her
regular family excursion trip TO Tybee
to-day. leaving the city ar 10 O'Clock this
morning.
The Yacht May" owned by Mr.. T. p.
Bond. sailed for Charleston last night q
Join I'm the Carolina Yacht Club races on
Saturday.
The twentv-ninth regular meeting OF
the savannah Mutual Loan Association
will be held at Metropolitan Hall at :
O'Clock Tonight.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Pulaski Loan Association was held last
night. and 81 .0OO were loaned at y, Il 3
fj and 80 per cent.
At haIf-past SIX O'Clock this afternoon.
4. II. Dorset Will sell eight houses ON
Gwinnett street. Take the West Broad
cars and attend the sale.
An electric light mast was erected yes
terIay i'm Reynolds square, and brilliant
Iight shGue last night from the single
lamp which surmOunted ii.
of the three persons before the Mayor
Yesterday charged with disOrdeEy con-
duct. one was dismissed. one fined SO or
twenty days, aRd the third case continued.
The new steamboat. s'Mollie Darling -
has been furnished with boiler and other
necessary machinery. and the work OF
building the cabin and pilot house Will
De completed i'm day or two.
A new electric light mast has been
erected az the corner Of South Broad and
Aberc0m streets. i'm place Of the one
erected few weeks ago. The additional
height Of the lamp affords an improve
ment over the first mast.
The picnic Of St. Patrick's 7. \. b.
Society. at Schuetzen Park yesterday,
was well attended, and was a very pleas
ant and successful affair. \ handsome
sum was realized TOR the It. Patrick's
Church. in aid of which IL was given.
Colonel II. VI. Drane, engineer IN charge
Of the work Of building the South Florida
Railroad from kissimmee City 10 Tampa.
was i'm the city Yesterday. He reports
the important enterprise under his charge
going ahead rapidly, with fair prospect
Of completion by the lst Of January 1884.
The members Of the committee for so
Letting subscriptions TO the stock OF the
-'Grand National Prize Drip enterprise
viii resume their labOrs to-day. 4 few
hours good work for two or three days
will secure the amount necessary. Two
subscribers of 800 each We're handed
in TO the MORNING News Office yester-
lay.
Mr.. John Anderson, the steyedOTe who
was dangerously injured on the schooner
Kate Wentworth on Monday afternoon,
was unconscious yesterday and last night.
and his condition otherwise unchanged
since Tuesday morning. when the right
arm. limb and side Of the unfortunate
man were paralyzed from the effects of
the accident.