Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-16

4 regular meeting Of Excelsior Lodge
No. 3. knights OfPythias, will be held 10
night.
The aggregate amount of fines imposed
IN the Mayors Court yesterday morning
was So.
At a meeting Of the Railroad Mutual
Loan Association held last night So,OOO
were sold at 40.
Two negroes charged with drunkenness
and disOrderly conduct on the stTeee s
were lodged in the police DarracAs las'
night.
A negro was lodged in the barracks
Yesterday afternoon charged with dlsOr-
derby conduct and fighting IN orleans
square.
The thirtv-secOnd regular monthly meet
ing Of the Chatham Mutual Loan Assocla-
ton, series B. will be held at MetrOpOl-
tan Hall tonight.
Two white persons, one a man and the
other a woman, were 1@Eested by the PO-
lice last night for druI 9ness and disor-
derry conduct in the stT
The steam ship City Of 1r@SkEslssEiy red
at her dock last night at o:5r~ =,
having made the passage from New 40.
dock 70 dock, in fifty hours.
The Executive Council Of Post No.
1. Of the Georgia Volunteers, will meet
NU-uI4ll tUE 9E@dllAEdLlVA a. LuS NiAANN -
Messrs. Garrard Il Meldrim.
A white man named b. Leddie was SEN
fenced By the Mayor yesterday to pay a
line of S. or to be imprisoned days for
being drunk and disOrderly in the street
on Sunday afternoon.
The current number of the Scientific
EniericIn has an illustration and descrlp-
1iOu OF q combined calendar. paper
weight" etc. invented and patented by
Dir. ". 4. Haywood, Of this city.
On Sunday morning Levi Hawkins, a
negro. was arrested by the police for be-
ing drunk and for sleeping ON stoop on
Harrison street. and yesterday was SEN
fenced in the Mayors Court TO pay nne
of So OF to be imprisoned 10 days.
A negro named Peter Campbell was
sentenced in the Mayors Court yesterday
to nav a fine Of s.. or in lieu thereof to be
imprisoned ten days, for violating a city
ordinance BY exposing himself In an IN
decent manner on the street while under
the influence Of liquor.
Yesterday was the fiftieth anniversary
OF the marriage of Mrs. and Mr.. Philip
N, Russell. ST. Arrangements were made
10 hold the golden wedding festivities in
the Republican Blues hall last night, but
on account of the continued serious i'll
ness of Col. Isaac Russell the celebration
was abandoned.
4 few nights ago about 300 eoIored Re-
pubIicans met in Lincoln Guards Hall
and organized a Blaine and Logan Club
No. 1 Of the Fourth Georgia Militia dis
frict, with Il. ". White as Permanent
Chairman, and John III. Deveaux Core
spending Secretary. The club will meet
every. Tuesday night during the cam
paign.
John Westerman. of this city, was the
contractor and builder of the hull and
woodwork Of the new steamer Ethel, and
her construction reflects great credit on
Savanuah's skill. Mr.. Westerman
worked under the personal supervision Of
Capt. Gibson. This is the first work Of
the kind at Savannah in the proportions
Of the Ethel since the war.
The funeral of the late Robert +. Scott,
which was announced 10 take place
yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock from the
Cathedral. was postponed until this after
noon at the same hour. telegram having
reached here yesterday morning from the
mother of the deceased stating that she
wished to attend the Obsequies and had
left Baltimore for that purpose.
An examination of applicants to fill a
vacancy in the primary grade OF the Bar
nard Street School will take place at
Chatham Academy on Thursday, Sept. D,
between the hours of 10 in the morning
and > O'Clock in the afternoon. An eX-
animation to fill 2 vacancy in one of the
cOlored schools will be held between the
same hours at the East Broad Street
School on Friday, Sept. g.
Henry Williams and Jim Osborne, two
negro BOYS who were arrested for throw
ing rocks in the Market basement last
Saturday morning, were each sentenced
in the Mayors Court yesterday morning
TO paw a fine OF So or to be imprisoned ten
days. Another negro named J. +. Sim
mons was sentenced to pay fine Of 50 or
TO be imprisoned ten days for throwing
rocks in the street sunday afternoon.