Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-17
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.
GOSSIP FROM THE STREET
AND SIDEWALK.

Dashes Here and There by the News"
Reporters Yesterdays Happenings
Told in Brief Observation-Disclosures at
Police Headquarters.
The Italian and Argentine Republic
consulates have been removed 10 NO.
1861 Bay street.
The Hibernisn society will hold its
regular quarterly meeting at Catholic
Library hall tonight.
There are seven cases for the MAYORS
court this morning. Most of the prisoners
are charged with being drunk and diSor-
DERBY.
The steamship Tallahassee, for New
York, yesterday, had among her cargo %
tons of pig iron. The shipments Of iron
to the North are rapidly increasing.
Tena Wallace, the woman who was
dangerously cut by her husband on the
night Of the murder OF Allen Bryant, was
slightly improved yesterday and was
moved to a house on st. Gaul street.
The Black Flag company, under the
management OF Mr.. j. j. Ryan, is billed
/ for Savannah for Sept. % and "a. The
/ company is now playing in Norfolk. Mr..
| Ryan promises new play-"Bearts and
| Handcuf5"-later in the season, or dur
/ ing the next.
DR.. Drummer has reported to United
States Marine Hospital Surgeon White
that all OF the force at Sapelo quarantine
station are we'll and that there are no
cases in the hospital. DR.. White has or
dered the release OF the bark Neptune
that was Quarantined for African fever.
The Danish bark Helgesen was cleared
yesterday for Hull with $50 barrels spir-
its turpentine, measuring 1880 gallons,
valued at 1882 10, and "a barrels rOsin,
weighing 37,760 pounds, valued at S492 %.
Total valuation of cargo S24,4l2 80. Cargo
and vessel cleared by Messrs. Paterson,
Downing IL Co.
The negro Howard Williams, who was
seriously cut about the head few nights
ago in Ernsps barber shop, was doing as
we'll as could reasonably be expected
yesterday, and it is probable that he will
be able to appear again on the streets In
about a week. The name OF the woman
who assaulted him has not been made
public.
The maximum temperature yesterday
at Savannah was S8.5 deg, while the
minimum was 1876, and the mean S2.I.
There was no rainfall at Savannah, though
some was reported at Albany, Fort
Gaines, and Millen. The average rain
fall in this section of the cotton belt,
predicated upon reports from sixteen
stations, was 0S of an inch.
The habit of fast driving about the city
market building, especially during mar
ket hours, is the subject of complaint
made by several parties some of the men,
bers of whose families have narrowly es-
capped being run over by drays. The
course generally taken by the draymen is
through st. Julian street to Barnard and
Congress streets.
The COlored Amate Dramatic assO-
citation presented Julius Cesar" last
night to an enthusiastic audience in the
Fords' hall. The plotting of the conspira-
tors, the grOans OF the dying, and the APP
plause OF the spectators could be heard
for two squares. The cast had good lungs
and considerable dramatic ability, and
the performance was warmly received by
the audience.
Magistrate Molina yesterday rendered a
decision In favor of the defendant in the
case Of tire City and Suburban Railway
Company vs.. Jacob Lutz. The case arose
from petition for an order to sell certain
property belonging TO the defendant.
which had been levied on by Constable
Endres. The defense opposed the order
to sell on the ground that the order must
be granted by the Magistrate of the dis
trict in which the property was located.
Magistrate Molina based his decision on
the same, and dismissed the petition.