Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-19

BTevities.
spirits tuu+ntine declined Z cent yes
terday.
The .~. Nc" Club Will meet tonight
al their hall at O'Clock.
Tu. revenue cutter Boutwell, passed
down the river Yesterday on cruise.
TIA. Forest City Base Ball Club viii
h0ld "A regular meeting tonight al ~"
O'Clock.
The Citizens sanitary Association viii
meet tonight III Metropolitan Hall al
O'Clock.
4 special meeting Of the workingmen's
Benevolent Association VIII De held this
evening.
Five -chooners Of new rice came in yes
terday. the most Of il being from the
Back river.
Magnolia Encampmeut No. /. 1. o. ..
g.. VIII hold a regular meeting tonight
at go O'Clock.
The Savannah Cadets. under command
II capt. Branch. were out for drill on
the Bay last night.
The savannah steam Laundry viii be
closed for ordinary business from to-day
until further notice.
The steamship Tallahassee. Capt. W.
ii. Fisher. viii sail for New York this
morning at s o'clock.
No business Of material interest TO the
General public was transacted in the
Court of Ordinary yesterday.
4 daily exchange of registered mail
UGusues between Savannah and W wash
ingtou city has been ordered.
The Cuban steamship Newport resumed
hef VOYAGE 20 Havana yesterday. She left
her anchorage about O'Clock.
The hotels are Glled with guests, and
travel is much liYelier than il has been at
This time for many years before.
Three Migrants were arrested last night
and taken 90 the barracks This makes
the fourteenth yagrant taken up during
the past eight days.
The examination Of Abraham Burke
coI0red. who is charged with forgery, viii
take place before United states Commits
-iouer Erwin to-day.
The steamship Johns Hopkins. Captain
March, sailed for Baltimore yesterday
morning with a large cargo of freight, IN
Guiding >, go bales of cotton.
Considerable inquiry is beng made Is
TO when the remainder Of the Georgia
Base Ball Association schedule will be
ulaved. and which club holds second
place in the championship race.
A new turnout switch is about to be laid
DIV the City and Suburban Street Railway
0u West Broad street. north Of Jones street
The work Of grading the road bed for the
Improvement was begun yesterday.
since the storm Of last week number
0f life preservers have been washed up ON
the Morris Island beach, south Carolina.
Among them was one lettered &c. T."
another W. c." and another Wv. NJ
The Railroad Mutual Loan Association
Issues a notice that all installments must
be said by the 2sth prOXimO, and that
after this date all unpaid engagements
will be considered not wanted and can
ceIled. and the stock sold to new aDpli-
Giants.
CT. Harry and bride. and Col. G. :.
Hardy and daughter, FLORIDA, VIM. y.
Clark. Chester, Pa. NJ. }. O'Brlen, Nash
vile. Tenn. Geo. w. Davis, Randolph,
Ohio. u. g.. Cathrail. Philadelphia. and
thas. Crawford. New York, were among
sine arrivals az the Marshall House yes
terday.
A little negro girI by the name Of Hat
tie simmons was taken 90 the CITY DIS
t..usary Yesterday morning Ia very
serious state Her body from her knees
down was fearfully burned boy flames from
fhe upsetting Of q kerosene lamp. She
,yas properly cared for ~ the Dispensary
and taken to her home.
Charlest0niaus are getting ready lsr the
lrize drill the Netcs and Courier OF yes
fersIay says. "Ihe German Fusiliers will
hold "a meeting tonight, I'M which i'm
,orfant matters will come up. The pro-
l0eed white plume drill. grand masque-
rade ball and the participation ia the
al u00 prize drill in savannah viii be dis
tussed."
Only three cases were brought before
the Acting MayoF yesterday. The case Of
tbe negro woman Lizzie Blizzard, reported
i'm Yesterdays MORNING NEWS, was con-
tinued. 4 small cOlOred boy, charged
with yaTaucy. was placed AT work. aha q
negro named Elijah Bright, charged win
burglary. was turned over 10 the Superior
Court
Parties who desire TO take in the Gin
cinnati Exposition will have "A splendid
0pporfuuity Of doing so on Friday, Sep
fember u. Three excursion trains viii
leave Atlanta by the Western and ATTAIN
tic Railroad on that day, at 1870 "a. m,
g.35 ID. m. and 40 p. IN. Tickets will
be sold for the round trip al the low price
oC SO. good 10 return on OF before sep
TENDER Both
AOne Of our large real estate owners has
INST closed "a contract with prominent
builder for the erection of sixteen tene-
menf houses in the western portion Of the
CITY. These houses are 30 be built upon the
same style and plan as the tenement
houses in Germantown, Ia. theY VIII
be for the use Of mechanics, carpenters
and laborers. and will afford pleasant and
desirable homes.
At about ten minutes 10 eleven O'Clock
last night negro man ran after boy on
Jefferson street. crying "StOp thief. stop
thiofr' Turning into BrOughtOn street
fhp boy stumbled and fell, when he was
capfured His arms were tied with a
tyVine and he was trotted OFF TO his parents
with stolen shoes and socks IN his hands.
INC bov's name was sam Chestnut. He
works al the Central Railroad yard on
West Broad street.
Yesterday afternoon James :. COlwin.
f, coJored man from Beaufort. :. G., who
,.aYne IN 10 the city with party Of fonr
cSbfs ne In a small row boat, made the
lower part Of the Bay hideOus with their
loWd noisy demonstrations effects OF
zoo much liquor, They got hold OF the
idea that a policeman was close on them men
"A correct suppositiOn), aud they hnr-
xisdls- made for their craft, leaving the
citv As quickly as their oars could carry
them over the water.