The morning news., 1888-10-15
THROUGH THE CITY.
Items Gathered Here and There by the
News RepOrters.

Prof. T. A. Schultz5 arrived last night
from Atlanta, where he spent his vacation.
Guckenheimer g. Son are moving stock
into their new building on Bay and Jeffer-
Son streets.
There were an even dozen Of cases dock
eted up TO l o'clock this morning for the
mayors court.
Nv. George Turner, the carpenter of 118
South Broad street, says he is not the
Turner who was assaulted aud robbed last
Friday hi ,tt
The health officsrs report shows a total
of IS deatiss ia the city last week, Is of
eolorcd and Of whites. The aanual ratio
per l,OOJ Tor tbs week was for whites and
33 for colo. ID.
Florida oranges are going through over
tie SGvsrnah, Florida and Western and
AtisnJic Coast Ii G road without transfer
through tee yards in Savannah. They are
Transferred ~ Southover junction.
John S.nzletoo Ccolored), was arrested
YESTERDAY and lodged in the barracks on the
compiaiut OF s. P. Miller, who charges
Single,oa with aourishing a pistol on Waid-
burg street yesterday and threatening to
remove Miller from among sublunary
things and make an angel OF him.
The following were the pall-bearers. at
the funeral Of Capt. j. b. West, on Satur-
day, in addition TO those published yester-
day: George s. Haines, A. G.. Guerard, j.
b. Duckworth, w. w. Gordon, John Flan-
merry, G. c. Hardwick, A L. Hartridge,
John Sullivan, j. d. johnson and Osceola
Butler.
Daniel Kiley was released on bail Satur-
day night. The MORNING NEWS informant
who put the time Of Kiley's marriage as
only about two weeks ago was in error, as
it was about eight months ago. Kiley is
reported by his friends to have been for
years total abstinence man, and an in
dustrious and peaceable citizen, but do
mestic infehcity led TO his first breach Of
decorum.
A party of three young white men were
practicing yesterday afternoon with a pis-
tol on Barnard street, in the neighborhood
of the machine shops of the City and
Suburban railway. The police should look
after boys or men who have no better sense
than to be firing pistols where people are
constantly passing and where stray bullet
may cause injury or death to Others and
long imprisonment to themselves.
Officer Collins had a desperate tussle with
Rob Gardner (colored), early yesterday
morning. Gardner assaulted, beat and
knockef the officer down. This charge has
been lodged against Gardner, and also that
of resisting an officer in the discharge of
his duty. When Bro. Gardner Of the lime
kiln club hears that his namesake goes 20
the chain-gang for his general cussednes he
viii direct Bob's name TO be stricken from
the roll Of honorary members.
Yesterday was cooler than the day pre-
vious, and while the minimum temperature
was but 50.9', higher by l. L than Saturday,
the maximum temperature only reached
6L6', which was "a lower than that OF the
cay before. Rain was reported in only one
OF the districts Of the cotton belt, .0l inches
IN the New Orleans district. There was no
frost reported in the cotton belt, although
the minimum temperature in the Memphis
district was 3S', the coolest reported. The
indications for to-day are fair, warmer,
variable winds, generally southerly