Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-13


$50 mail arrived from points h"rth "l
Charleston yesterday.
Tho ThuuderbOlt oyster is coming into
She city Zoo large quantities.
The Savannah Mutual Loan Association
will meet Tonight at Metropolitan Han.
Zrrubbabci Lodge No. II, f. \. NJ, viii
hold "a regular communication tonight al
IS O'Clock.
Twenty-eight retail wagons came into
ihc city Yesterday with variety 81 mar
Reliable products.
There viii bee regular meeting OF
Branch No. -, Catholic knights OF
America. 40 their hall tonight.
seven col0red yagrants We're arrested
iaat uight while proving around the city
and taken % the Police Barracks
l.. ". Lynch. Columbus. Ga; :. y
Pau9f. Atlanta. GA; +. ID. Tinsley, Ala
Bama. are quartcred at the 9creven House
The Chatham County Fruit and Vege-
table Growers Association viii hold their
regular monthly meeting ~ the Marahall
House tonight.
several boys living along the street
railroad lines in the city have practice
Of throwing stones at the passing cars
late iu the evening.
a party of five gentlemen expert MINI
fields Yesterday morning, and baggcd "A
large number 0f rice birds
E0val X. smith, Rome, ia; 4. Il.
Estes. Jr Blackshcar. Ga; j. q. Mays,
Nuyusta. TIA. and l.. =. Grant and wife,
are guests at the Pulaski House.
Tho retail and wholesale merchants Of
tba eifv are doing good business, judy
,u., from the number Of boxes displayed
in front oi their respective stores.
A -pecial meeting of the savannah Vol
uufoer Guards battalion will be held Al
tbcir arm0ry at s:lJ o'clock tonight.
After the meeting battalion drill VIII
take place.
The Merchants and Mechanics Loan
Association held their regular monthly
meeting last night. One thousand dollars
was loaned al 81 per cent. SLOW at ~,
and 81 900 at - per cent.
Mrs. John A. Urquhart died AT Macon
on Tuesday. She was daughter Of the
TOTO Richard +. Turner, Of this city, and
was a most estimable lady. Her funeral
will take place this morning at : O'Clock
M Laurel Grove Cemetery.
feaars. :. IS. Graham and ~lie, fhila-
deIphia. j. T.. Brandt and wife, James
vilie Wis. W. W. and III. III. walker
Cra,vfordyilIe. Pa; DR. W \. Rowland
BelIeville, Fla; j. ID. Tuten' Jasper r ~.
.luIFUu llIIuHus ~ tlb1af N"tf -
among the arrivals at the Harnett House
yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas VI. Newell died at his resi-
Iance al Montgomery yesterday DIT.
Newell was "a member OF the firm Of J. u.
West A Co.. Of this city, but retired from
AZ a short time since On account Of his
continued ill health. lie WAS "A son Of the
Iafe commodore r. NJ. Newell, and was in
his thirty-ninth year.
The Sinking Fund Commission desire 70
,,,,r,.base for cancellation new bonds Of
~, .ftv ~ savannah 10 the value Of
20 go currency, and invite bids for sup
nIying AIS or portions Of that amount TO
r. addreseed 10 the President Of the Com
,,Issior Can't. John Flannery, up 10
Monday. the 18th inst'
The funeral Of Miss =. y Bourquin was vas
attended from her late residence, No if' !,
Gordon street, yesterday afternoon at
o,ciock The interment took place la
Laurel Grove Cemetery. The pall-beareT,s
were Messrs. Edward NJ. Anderson, H.
NJ Branch, J. X. SaussY, W. H. b"heT'
U n Train and II. COurVOisie.