Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-28
CITY ANDSUBURBANNEWS
GLEANINGS FROM THE STREET
AND SIDEWALK.

GIesnIrgs Here and by the
News" R.porters-W' avs Hap
penings Told in Brtet agraphs-
Piokings at Police HeadG s.rters.
The German Volunteers spent pleas
ant day yesterday 81 Montgomery.
Branch No. IS, Catholic knights Of
America, will hold regular meeting to-
night.
Zerubbabel Lodge, F. A. NJ, will hold
a regular communication tonight at Ma
sonic Temple.
/ The Button Club, a popular local
social organization, gave very enjoyable
picnic at Schuetzen PARK yesterday.
/ The Isle Of Hope Yacht Club will hold
+ its annual meeting at the office of Wylly
Bros, No. 100 Bryan street, at noon to-
day.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Savannah Saving and Loan Com
pany Will be held at Metropolitan Hall to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The Savannah Turn Verein returned
from Charleston Yesterday morning elated
with their trip and the reception they met
with at the hands of the Charleston
Turner's.
An enjoyable excursion was made to
/ Tybee last night under the auspices OC the
German Club. The steamer st. Nicholas
carried down the party, returning TO the
city by moonlight.
The Italian bark Idea was cleared yes
terday for laramie, Italy, with 4.S05 pieces
pitch pine lumber, measuring Dos, 53S feet,
valued at $3,St2 y. Cargo and vessel
cleared by Messrs. NJ. 5. Cosulich & Co.
The Savannah Baptist Sunday school
will hold its annual picnic at Potter's
Grove tomorrow. The steamer Ethel has
been chartered for the day. and will leave
the Abercorn street wharf at a. m, re-
turning at p. m.
Judgments were rendered in the City
Court yesterday in the case of Venable
n Hayman VS.. James G. Watts for
1888 46 principal and 81 50 interest, with
costs; Myers & Appel VS.. James Il.
Watts for $685. principal and the costs.
An adjourned meeting of the subscrib-
ers to the stock of the Mutual Protective
| Ice Company will be held at Metropolitan
Hall tonight for the purpose of hearing
the report of committees appointed at the
meeting on Monday, and to perfect an or
ganizaton. COLI
The public has in anticipation a rich mu-
seal treat in the rendition of ROssini's
''Stabat Mater" by trained chorus and
orchestra under the direction of Prof.
Leo. w. Mehrtens, TO be assisted, as ad-
yertised, by the sOlOists, Mrs. Dykman,
of Atlanta, and Mr.. Mccormack, of
Charleston, at the Cathedral on Thursday
next.
The steamer Cumberland left last night,
shortly after u O'Clock, with a merry
party of fishermen for the Red Snapper
banks. The prospects are that they will
have good weather and an enjoyable
time. They will probably reach the banks
about O'Clock, so that there will be am
pie time for an active onslaught on the
red beauties.
The Ford Dramatic Association has en-
gagged as its leading lady for the coming
season Miss Addie McCready, talented
and popular Young actress of New York,
who will arrive next week in company
with Miss Chambers and Miss Blancke.
With three talented young actresses, such
as Miss McCreadv, Miss Chambers and
/ Miss Blancke. the association promises a
/ brilliant cast for every performance.
The attraction at the Base Ball Park
| tomorrow will be the game between the
/ Georgia Hussars and Chatham Artillery
\ mines for the benefit OF the Chathams' Gen.
/ tennial fund. The Hussars will play the
I following nine: G.. S. McAlpin pitcher,
I A. Warning catcher, Beirne Gordon H.,
/ A. WILLY 2b., Wallace Schley 3D., G..
/ Nichols S., Julian Schley If, j. w.
| Schey CT, Fred. MYERS IF. The game
/ will be called at O'Clock.
/ The friends of Mr.. Eugene Kelly and
/ family will sympatnize with them in the
/ loss Of their son, John Hughes Kelly, who
was drowned at Lampasas, Mexico, on
May Is. His funeral took place at St.
4 Patrick's Cathedral, in New York, yester-
day. Mr.. Kelly is deeply grleyed over his
sons death. The young man went to
Monterey, Mexico, to act as best man for
his brother, who married Miss MilmO,
daughter of Patricio Milmo, millionaire
of that city.
The Irish Jasper Greens will give their
annual excursion TO Tybee on Tuesday.
June ,. The steamer st. Nicholas will
leave her wharf, at the foot of Abercorn
street, at O'Clock a. m. and 6 y. m. re-
turning at and 8 p. m. The committee
IN charge OF the arrangements consists OF
Lieut.. James McGrath, Sergt. NJ. A.
O'Byrne, Privates p. J. O'COnnor, John
Powers, T. II. O'DOnOvan, Honorary
Member Luke Carson, and Exempt Mem.
her W. p. Bowling.
The Amateurs and Warrens will play
their first match for the junior base bal
championship of the city at the grounds
south of Anderson street this afternoon.
The Warrens will play the following nine
Mack S., Harrigan c., Clearv IT,, Smith
So, Quint H., Brown IT,, Houlihan p.
Brennan 2b., Sullivan CT. The Amateurs
Will consist of the following: Burnham
c., Hartman TO-, Dawson 3D., Nungszer D..
Cam IS, Oppenheimer CT, Dalton Do,
Ennis IT,, Struss IF.
Hannah Petite was arraigned in the
Police Court yesterday for stealing bot
tie Of perfume and a number of other
articles from Tatem's drug store. After
a hearing she was remanded for trial in
the City Court. The woman entered the
store to purchase some medicine, and
while the clerks back was turned at
tempted TO appropriate whatever she
could get her hands on. She was detected
in the act Of pocketng the perfumery,
and was detained until an officer could be
sent from the barracks.
"Yes: | shall break the engagement"