Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-04

PULASKI Council NO. l55. X. A., meet 10
night.
The super i0r Court will adjourn for the
term tomorrow
Jasper Council No. 10. H. g., holds i
meeting this evening.
The Board Of Trades session yesterday
lasted nearly three hours
Live Oak Lodge, No. 3. leo r. will
meet this evening at O'Clock.
he hremen are preparing actively for
ahuu2. para9e next month.
The Cathedral sunday school picnic
viii take place ar the Schuetzen Park to-
morrow.
The German Volunteers held their first
target practice Of the season at the
Schuetzcu Park Yesterday afternoon.
There viii De a regular communication Of
Laudrum Lodge, No. A., F. \. NJ, at
Masonic Temple az O'Clock tonight.
The meeting Of the state sunday school
Convention. az Augusta. VIII adjourn to-
day. and the delegates viii return tO-m0r-
row.
The Rifle Association viii hold the first
meeting Of the season for target practice
n the SChUetZeu Park az I O'Clock this
afternoon.
The hotel cars now run from
Chicago 20 Jacksonville, Florida are do
ing an immense business, being filled
every day.
The light from the Green square tower,
which was completed last night, reaches
portion Of the city which has long need
II better facilities for illumination.
Motions. certiOrari cases. etc, Will be
heard hy Judge Adams to-day and to-
morrow i'm the Superior Court, prepare
tory 20 the adjournment OF the term.
The steamship CITY Of Columbus sailed
Yesterday for Boston. Amongst her cargo
vas 100 barrels of -four for Liverpool,
shipped by Messrs. :. e. Haynes y Bro.
The savannah Military Academy Ca
diets will give an exhibition drill at the
Masonic Temple next Thursday evening
during the Ladies' Church AID Entertain
ment.
The tide Of travel has diminished
rapidly since the season for Northern
tourists has closed. and the arrivals at
the hotels are light in comparison with
last month.
Only one prisoner was arraigned in the
Police Court yesterday. y negro. for
dis0uierly and bOisterOus conduct. was
given the alternative Of so fine OF ten
days Imprisonment.
The telephone has been introduced in
the Sandwich Islands, and as -'hellO'' in
the native dialect is Observation-Disclosures
hCihaukei~ YOU can imagine what kind Of
q time they have NJ the central
The raising Of the floor in the parquette
q the theatre. % that the chairs are near
lv on q level with the dress circle. is
decided improvement. and an excellent
view Of the stage Is afforded from every
-eat.
The Custom House Inspectors and night
vvafchmau viii hereafter wear regula-
uon uniform Of dark navy blue, ornament
3. 81 a
test. Every button bears shield and
The Inscription. IL. =. Customs
James NJ. orr, Esq. travelling passen-
a-er agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road whose wife and son have been
suenfiug the winter in this city. arrived
here Yesterday. Mt. %. lives In Columbus,
ohio. and he and his family leave for
home to-day
The operetta Red RidiughoOd' was
witnessed by a large audience at the
matinee Yesterday. The piece was ad-
mirably presented, and al Of the parts
were exceptionally well rendered. The
same programme was given as on
Y ednesday evening
You wouldn't think il. vet it's a fact
that between Savannah and Atlanta there
are one hundred and seventy crossings on
the Central Railroad. The shops are now
turning out that number Of signs. Look
OUT Tor the engine Mleu the whistle
hToWs-f for those crossings.
A considerable amount Of the property
-eized in the house occupied by the negro
sam knight, who was arrested on We'd
nesdav. was identified by different parties
Yesterday who had suffered from rObberies
during the past winter. The arrest is an
iu1rortaut step towards the breaking up
ga gaug Of thieves who infest the city.
The propeller Gem Of this city has been
purchased by the Jacksonville, Tampa
and Kew West Railroad for the use OF the
engineer department, and Capt. A. u.
Beck. the General Agent Of the road, viii
leave on her for the It. johns river To-
dav- She il a small HarTesdOrf boat, 81
feet In length. II would appear from this
that the road is 70 run over number Of
damp spots
The Augusta Chronicle. speaking Of the
STATE SUNDAY school Convention. saws il
ia large and notable assemblage, work
fng zealously and quietly, without any
unnecessary machinery or red tape 1t
numbers among its officers and delegates
such men as President Reppard, OF Savan-
nah. Secretary Courtney. Of Atlanta;
Hon. NJ. A. Gambler. Of Dehalb; }. Z.
EimbaU Of Atlanta; Hon. /. +. Living
eton. Of Newton, and Rev. L. }. Benton,
besides numbers OF others who would
make their mark anywhere.
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP beautines the