The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-03
THROUGH THE CITY.
Items Gathered Here aud There by the
News Reporters.


There were only three arrests at the bar
racks up to 1880 O'CLOCK last night They
We're all for disorderly conduct.
Domestic exchange was easy yesterday,
buying at Is per cent. discount and selling
al par to e per cent. premium.
The Busch Zouaves benefit entertainment
which was given SO successfully Friday
night, was repeated at matinee yesterday.
! The Theater was well filed and the young
Zouaves were enthusiastically received
Messrs. A. r. Salas & Co. cleared vester-
day the Swedish bark Rosa with $3.50 bar
rels of spirits turpentine, valued at
S39, 54S 81, and $50 barrels of rosin, valued
at $l,216 50; total valuation OF cargo
$40, S25 n.
Beardslee's Band will sing a voluntary in
Trinity Church this morning at the usual
hour OF services. Prot Beardsee will as
sumo charge of the Trinity choir to-day,
and he will DO a valuable acquisition to the
musical circles of the city.
joe johnson, who was turned over to
Justice Molina from the Mayors Court,
Yesterday, WINS bound over to the City Court
for the larceny OF a tub of butter on May
81. Capt. Bravo of the steamer David
Clark, saw johnson leaving the laning
suspiciously with something in his bateau,
and he sent John Thompson to watch John
son. Thompson saw the tub of butter in
the bateau, and when Capt Bravo went
over his manifest he was the tub of butter
short. Johnson was run in Friday night
The services this evening at Trinity
Methodist church will be of novel and III
teresting character. The Young Ladies
Missionary Society, assisted by the children
of the Sunday school will build Mission
cry ship" from keel TO topmast. and will
unfurl its sails. The ceremonies will be &C
companied by appropriate music and songs.
The object is to help the cause of religion,
and it is expected that the occasion will be
all that those interested could expect it to
be.
Health Officer BEunner is having the
premises on State street, between Lincoln
and Abercorn, where a fire occurred about
a month since, cleane! out. Tho house is a
double tenement, and has been occupied by
negroes for several years. IL has been on
fire four times during that period, and the
last time the roof was buried off. DR..
Drummer says that the premises were the
filjhiest he ever saw around a human habi-
tatiOu. The owners of the house should be
made to put it in repair or pull it down.
There is 10 reason why such nuisances
should be permitted to remain to the annoy
ance of the people.
Some time ago A. c. Craig had a valuable
god watch stolen, for which ne offered
reward Of S25. he watch was recovered
yesterday by the owrer, Justice Molina
turning it over to Craig. Mr. Molina
ESQ, attorney for Craig. but as the reward
was held to operate as lien on the watch,
Mr.. o borne suggested that MIR. Molina re-
tain tie custody OF it until the reward was
paid. To this Mr. Molina states that Craig
consented. t which time he identified it. as
mis- property and went off ostensiblY TO get
the money. On his return Mr.. Craig in
sisted on having Mr.. Molina Inform from
whom the watch was obtained, and as he
was not then at liberty to do so he turned
over tho watch to Craig without the re-
ward, and Detective Wetherhorn was put
on the case, at Mr.. Molina's suggestion, last
night.