Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-21


The Grand Lodge knights Of Pvthias
Of Georgia VIII be held at Brunswick on
the goth Of May.
The annual oral examinations in the
public schools viii take place next week,
Wednesday. 30th inst.
The eighth regular meeting Of the Rail-
road loan Association Will be held at
Metropolitan Hall tonight.
A special meeting Of the Catholic Il
brarv Association viii be held at the
Presidents residence tonight at s O'Clock.
Clinton Lodge No. "a, F. A. NJ, will
hold a regular meeting tonight Degrees
viii be conferred and important business
viii De transacted.
There were two breaks or leaks yester-
DAY in the water mains. One on Bryan
street. near Whitaker street, and one at
the corner Of Whitaker and BrOughton
streets.
The orphans Of the Savannah Female
Orphan Asylum viii leave tonight for
Columbus in charge Of the MatrOn, Mrs.
Sarah Bragg. and accompanied by X. b.
Reppard. Esq.
Rev. DR.. Charles II. Hale, Of Brooklyn,
n. Y. preached at st. Johns Episcopal
Church Yesterday. His sermon was one
of the ablest that has ever been delivered
i'm a church in Savannah.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Ne
moral Association Will be held at the
residence Of Mrs. John Williamson, No.
1913 Whitaker street, at , O'Clock this af-
ternOOn. 10 arrange for the observance Of
Memorial Day. which falls on next Satur-
day.
The CITY Criminal Court and the United
states Courts viii convene this morning
at 10 O'Clock The Superior Court was
adjourned on Saturday until Monday,
18th inst. owing TO the absence Of Judge
Adams in Emanuel county. Judge Don
A. Pardee Will preside in the United States
Court.
Yesterday was a remarkably quiet day
i'm police circles. Only six arrests We're
reported, and all bat one Of these for
drunkenness. Henry Garrett, nimbecile,
was lodged for safe-keeping. A negro
was brought i'm by Charles Dunlap, who
charged him with stealing money from a
blind organ grinder named Peter Cops
The committee having in charge the
annual picnic of the Y. VI. I. \. Club,
announced in yesterdays MORNING
News to take place on June 10, have not
determined upon the place at which 1t
viii be held. The announcement viii be
made I'm a short time and the friends Of
the club viii await the event with in
terest.
A meeting Of citizens will be held at
the Exchange Long Room tonight at :
O'Clock. to hear the report Of the delega-
ton to the National immigration COnYen-
ton at Nashville last month. The gen.
eral interest which was taken in the
meeting at which the delegates were ap-
pointed assures a large attendance to-
night.
A Young man named Smith was driving
Yesterday afternoon in the vicinity Of the
Park extension when a bycicler came up
behind his vehicle. The bYcicle caused
the horse TO shy and, breaking out Of the
harness, he demolished the shafts Of a
new buggy. It was a livery turnout and
the Young pleasuTe-seeker will be CON-
PEELED TO pay dearly for what enjoyment
he extracted from his drive.
An insane woman was brought to the
barracks last night in charge OF police
man. arrested at the instance of one Of
the members Of her family. Her demon
STATIONS were so violent that this course
was deemed necessary. When she was
brought to the barracks the Sergeant in
charge could see no evidence of insanity,
and sent for DR.. Lincoln, who came and
recognized her as person whom he had
committed 10 the hospital some time
since. She was accordingly returned for
treatment.
Mr.. L. T. Davis, Of the firm OF Davis
Bros. will leave tonight for Columbus to
remain during the progress of the Column
bus Guards fair, which opens on Thurs
dav. in charge Of the sale Of the medal
which the firm has issued as a souvenir
Of the occasion. Davis Bros. have virtu-
ally become the medallists Of the South.
Thefr first venture was the Sesqui-Cen-
fennial medal followed by tie National
Prize DriU medal at Nashville, and now
The medals Of the Savannah Volunteer
Guards Battalion and the Columbus
Guards.