Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-21
NEWS THRCOGH TIE CITY.
GOSS-2 FROM TIE STREET AND
SIT EiWALK.

CT anings Here and There by the News
Reporters-Monday's Happenings in
the City and Suburbs-Pickings at
Police II eadquarters--The Days Events
Told In Paragraphs.
John J. Feely was elected a member of
the Board Of Trade yesterday.
The Hibernan Society will hold spe-
cial meeting at Catholic Library Hall to-
night.
The police will receive their new sum-
mer uniforms to-day. The hats have al
ready been given out.
The ''F. d." Social Club gave it's first
annual hop at ArmOry Hall last night.
II was an exceedingly pleasant and en-
JOyable affair
The Superior Court will meet this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The grand jury viii
probably make their general present
ment Tor the term.
An election for officers and directors OF
the Savannah Gas Light Company will be
held mt the company's Office between IL
and y O'Clock to-day.
The Ladies' Memorial Association will
meet this afternoon at 3 80 O'Clock at No.
S3 Ahercorn street to arrange for the OBJ
seryance Of Memorial day.
Michael Harris, John Younger and
James Burns were lodged in the police
barracks last night charged with drunken
ness and disorderly conduct on the street.
A negro named Dan Alexander was
arrested by the police last night for
assaultng and striking George Baldrige
in his place of business, corner of Price
and Broughton streets.
The Railroad Loan Association met last
night, and loaned $1,000 as follows: 81 goo
at 49, per cent, $1,000 at 80 per cent,
$1,000 at 50A per cent, $4,000 at 81 per
cent. and $1,000 at 5lH per cent.
The Board of Public Education has de-
cided to establish a public school at Be /
thesda for the education OF the beneficial |
ries of the Union Society, and such other |
boys as may live in that neighborhoOd.
Arthur Hutchinson. better known as
the Donkey Man, arrived in the city yes /
terday from Jacksonville with his troup /
of twenty-One dOnkeys, which he will I.
have on the streets for the children to ride.
The case Of the State against the pris-
Oners Devine and O'Reilly, charged with
the murder Of Emil Pnuger, viii be /
called for trial in the Superior Court to-
morrow. The case was to have been |
called yesterday but was deferred.
The Chatham Mutual Loan Association
will hold its tenth annual meeting ana its
monthly meeting at Metro
viii present his annualrepOrt, and officers
to serve for the ensuing year viii be
elected.
Five hundred feet Of iron pipe were de-
livered on the artesian well lot yesterday,
and the work Of boring for water by the
application OF steam power to the drill will
be commenced to day for the first time
since the engine and improved machinery
were substituted for hand power.
Two negro women, named Katie John
son and Martha Jenkins, were arrested
last night at $50 O'Clock for fighting on
Randolph street, near South Broad.
Neither Of them were seriously injured,
but their conduct created a good deal of /
excitement in the neighborhOOd Of the
place where the encounter occurred.
TIE roll Of honor in the Savannah
Academy, for the seventh, scholastic /
month, was Alfred Friedenberg, George /
Germany, Arthur Gordon, A. ID. Harden,
George Haskell, Frank Hartman, Thomas I
Holt, Gustaf Johnson, Richard Lester, /
Thomas Lynch, Frederick Morgan, Rufus /
Richards, RodOlf Richards, Henry I'm |
bach, John Villalonga.
Solicitor General DuBignOn and George |
l.. Cope, Jr., while driving on Congress /
street yesterday afternoon had a narrow
escape from a serious accident. a ruu-
- Ci'.,'ou '" IN ticlt 0u@5Es up !
setting it and throwing both gentlemen /
tut upon the pavement. bir. DuBIgnOn |
iprang to his feet and caught the horse in |
line to prevent a smash-up. Neither OF |
he men were injured.
The NEWS has received a handsome |
of the Georgia delegation to |
New Orleans on Georgia day. In the fore /
ground are the two Washington guns OF /
he artillery with the Chath am delegation. /
Back Of them are the Governors Horse |
iuards of Atlanta. the Putnam Rifles, the |
Americus Light Infantry, a nd the Wash |
ngton Artillery of New Orleans. In the /
is Gov. Media mel and his
'tah, standing just in front of the indie |
)endence Bell. The picture is taken on
he east side of the Liberty Eell. 1t is a
beautiful piece OF photograph ic work and
4 correct likeness.