The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-03
STRINGS OF CITY NEWS.
LITTLE GOSSIP FROM THE STREET
AND SIDEWALK.

Dashes Here and There by the News
Reporters - Yesterdays Happenings
Told in Brief Paragraphs-Pickings at
Police Headquarters.
Mr.. John Lyons is repc:nting the Lyons
block on Broughton street.
The new street railway company appears
TO be filling long felt want" and is doing
fine business.
Mr.. w. S. Rockwell is about to erect
handsome brick residence on Harris street
just east of Whitaker street.
The Teachers Association of the Lutheran
Sunday school viii give an apron bazaar at
Masonic Hall on Thursday evening"
The German American Mutual Loan and
building Association will hold its nine
tenth regular monthly meeting tonight
at the Secretarys Office No. i07 Bay street.
The Mayor will have an unusually full
docket this morning. In addition to the
seven gamblers and the clock thief there
will be four other arrangements for minor
offeases
The handsome china tea sat and panels
ratified last night by Mrs John Lyons, for a
very charitable object, were won by Mrs.
Truewit, Of Texas, and Mr.. E. j. O'Connor,
of Augusta.
In the Hymn for Easter" printed in
Sundays MORNING NEWS, the fourth line
of the fifth verse should have read, "'Tis
Jesus now proclaims his might" instead of
~, lis Jesus now proclaiming his might"
The substitution Of 'proclaiming" for ''pro-
claims, destroyed the metre.
The street and lane department is re-
moving the old iron railing on the east,
north and west sides of johnson square,
preparatory to putting down the stone
curblng in its place. The curbing is already
on the ground and will be set as soon as
the railing has been disposed of.
The Chatham Gun Club will meet for
practice at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon at
the White Bluff road crossing. Two teams
will be selected from those members present
who are members of the National Gun AS
ISOLATION to shoot the Millen Gun Club for
the champion medal on Thursday.
As many were unable to gain admission
to the Lutheran church Sunday night, the
church was thrown open all day yesterday
to visitors to see the beautiful chancel deco
ration, and the painting of the Arctic
scenery, by Albert Furrer, the artist, was
universally admired. In yesterdays report
the name of J. G. Puder, the musical direc-
tor, was inadvertently omitted.
w S. Hancock Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic has received a letter from
Capt. Eugene Griffin, of Washington,
ACKNOWLEDGING the receipt OF the reSOlu-
tions of thanks to Mrs. Hancock recently
adopted by the post for her gift of her
husbands photograph, and stating that
they have been presented to Mrs. Hancock,
and that she desired to thank the post for
its expressions of kindly regard for her and
its remembrance of her husband.
The Kings Daughters entertainment at
the theater tonight will undoubtedly be
very great success The managers have
worked hard and have everything in salts
factory shape The house will be crowded,
of course, and nobody will be disappointed.
"Dorothy's Birthday and the tqbleaux
have been carefully rehearsed, and "The
Grand Italian Quartette" will be one of the
features of the occasion. This entertain
ment has excited great deal of interest
throughout the city, whice will be apparent
in the crowded houses tonight and at the
matinee tomorrow.