The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-05
THROUGH THE CITY.
Items Gathered Here and There by the
News Reporters.


News Reporters.
Solomon's Lodge F. & A. NJ. will meet
tonight.
Haupt lodge of Odd Fellows will meet to-
night and install officers.
The superior court will convene this
morning after a two days recess.
The Hibernian society will hold special
meeting at o'clock this afternoon at the
presidents Office, No. 1876 Bay street.
The Republican Blues will hold their
quarterly meeting in the new armory to-
night, their first meeting in their new and
permanent home.
The Workman's and Traders loan and
building association will hold its flfty-sixth
monthly meeting tonight at the secretary's
office, No 1lS Bryan street.
Peter Williams colored), swore out a
warrant in Justice Russells court, yester-
| day, charging Israel Small with attempting
to shoot him. Williams was bound over
for trial in the city court.
Thomas jenkins colored) was locked up
last night at the barracks for assaulting
and striking his wife Maggie with lamp
John Wade (colored) was run in for cursing
and abusing Matte Hawkins.
Lizzie Talbert was in Justice RusselI's
court yesterday, charged with breach of
the peace. Her husband, Edward Talbert,
was the prosecutor. He alleged that the
woman had cursed him so that he couldn't
live with her. The woman was bound over
TO keep the peace.
There were but three cases before the
mayor yesterday morning. John Lenzer
was fined 81 for stealing a ride on the belt
line; A. w. Small was fined 81 5 for hitting
I. w. Williams with Il brick, and William
Watson was fined $40 for disorderly con-
duct
Magistrate Patterson was aroused from
his slumbers Tuesday night by the capturers
of Charles Green, the Coopershop lane thief
and issued warrant for him. Yesterday
he committed Green to Jail for larceny from
the house of Mr.. John Hearn, on West
Broad and Bay streets
Israel Small couldn't keep his patriotism
bottled up until the Fourth of July, but
fired OFT his pistol in the streets Tuesday
night, and then got we'll out of the way of
the police. Yesterday afternoon he ventured
out from cover and was duly spotted and
run into the barracks. If he has any
explanations to offer, the mayor will hear
them this morning.
The condition of jeff Waters the colored
street car driver so severely used up with a
knife last Saturday night, is still a preca-
rious one, and grave apprehension exists as
to his recovery. 1t is understood that it
may be four or five days before it can be
determined whether his wounds are mortal.
Scales was reported yesterday afternoon as
getting along favorably. Scott and Crosby
are still detained at the barracks to await
the result of the injuries to the negroes
at the Georgia Inhrmary.
During the parade of the Busch Zouaves
and the st, Joseph Cadets yesterday, and
when the companies were marching out
Bull street near the park, one of the zouaves
was hit with stone thrown by little
colored boy, who followed the procession
Breaking ranks several of the zouaves
chased the boy around several squares,
while others went for an officer After a
few minutes they came marching the mis-
chievous boy up to the officer. He repri-
manded the boy and promised him a cell in
the barracks if he disturbed the soldiers
again. After the zouaves were gone he re-
leased him.