Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-09

The County Commissioners viii meet
to-day.
There viii be a quarterly meeting d the
Ozlefh0rpe Light Infantry Al their arnaoTy
tonight.
Golden Rule Lodge No. Y, l. o. o. 2,
viii elect representative - the Grand
Lodge tonight.
Toe Ekidaway shell Road Company has
declared q dividend o. s. Pr share On is
capital stock.
The watermelon shipments are rapidly
faliiug or owing ~ the short crop. Ine
shipments - New York yesterday were
only col melons.
The Pulaski Loan Associate viii bold
its thirfy-Gith regular MEETING az the
Oflces u GarraTd 4 Meldrim, 70 and ~
Bay street, tonight
The Merchants and Mechanics Loan
Association loaned 5000 last night a.
follows 5000 AZ 81 per cent, and
$500 az - per cent premium
The handsome yacht s.Wave." the WIN
uer 10 the Montgomery regatta On Friday,
will 81 rafIed ID a short time b. her owner,
&c. WYllg, who viii replace her By q
new vessel.
when the Superior Court met yesterday
a letter was received b the Clerk from
Judge Adams announcing his indisposi-
tfon. ard ordering an adjournment u the
court until this morning a. 10 O'Clock.
Tie BiORNryG SEws has received from
r eal0s. Eel. resident Consul 81 the Ar
uentine Republic. copy o. the message
Of the President on the opening Oi the ses-
sion 81 the Argentine Congress last May.
The petit Jurors o. the Superior Court,
who are not engaged in the trial % the
case 81 Proctor Il. Lawrence aud others
aaa ~ ff1ra
city q Savannah, were yesterday dis
charged until Friday morning.
The Washington Social Club will give
their first annual excursion - Tybee to
dav. The steamer sylvan Glen will leave
The city at O'Clock this afternoon. There
viii he DO s O'Clock boat. Those who viii
attend are assured an enjoyable day
Passenger Agent shaw, o. the Central
Railroad. Is lu receipt u cOurtesies ex-
tended hy two great Western rDute5-fhe
Burlington and Quincy and the Wabash.
route-to the international F0reignAgeuts
Convention az Denver Col, on Aug. T.
A runaway horse on TattnaH street,
near Charlton. created some excitement
in that vicinity yesterday afternoon. Two
ladies were thrown from a buggy. but e.
camel uniniured. Tee animal was cap
fured after running a short distance, and
no damage resulted from the accident
SIX prisoners were disposed Of IN the
Police Court yesterday. Fines 70 the
amount d $50 were imposed. one pTis-
oner was discharged and another, a negro
named Willis Stewart, for assaulting a
woman named Laura Haywood, was
turned over % Magistrate Molina on a
warrant. and after an examination was
committed 70 jail
The MORNING NEWS IN announcing
Yesterday that Manager Dillon. inventor
Of 1.-THE burglar alarm and founder Of the
company in this city. was about organ
izinv a similar company in Atlanta.
omitted 70 state that Mr.. DillOn's official
relations with the organization here
closed with the first year Of It's oper-
aff0us Although operating under the
Dillon patents. the company is now Or
gauized with a new board o. officers, Of
which e.. Z. Miller is President.
Dr.. JobnsoR sheridan Palmer, Of Aide.
Ioudoun county. +. Va, and Mrs. Julia
Florence de Re Gail, widow Of Col. Edward
w dc u Gall, n well known planter and
large real estate owner OF Harris Neck,
near Darien. we're married on Monday at
3 O'Clock p m. st WalthOuFYille, at the
home Of the brides sOu-in-laW. Mr.. MOul-
frie Ouarterman, in the presence Of her
two sisters. Mrs. Nalentia j. Bennett, Of
Albany. and Mrs. Tina A. Roberts, Of
Darien. and her children and sincere
friends. Rev. Dir. Brown, pastor at Da-
T.feu. performed the ceremony.