The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-04
CITY BREVITIES.

Telephone No. 470 has been placed at the
Savannah Cotton Mills.
The Tybee telephone line was down for
the first half OF yesterday, but by dinner
time it was in working order again.
The Forest City Gun Club did not send a
team TO the Asheyille tournament because
all the members Of the team could not get
of.
There viii be meeting Of the Savannah
Cold Storage, Ice and Beer Manufacturing
Company at o'clock tonight at 81 Bay
street.
There will be a meeting of the Working
mans and Traders Loan and Building
Association this morning at IL O'Clock at
us Bryan street.
Seven cases were reported at the barracks
at L O'Clock this morning. young white
man was booked at 10 O'clock last night for
fourishing pistol at Bay and Montgomery
streets.
The Chatham Gun Club did not have
quorum last night. Vice President II. w.
Palmer and few other members were on
hand. The Galatians desire TO challenge
the stay-at-homes of the Forest City club.
A rice planter on the Satilla informs the
MORNING NEWS that the yield OF rice in
that section this year will hardly be thirty
bushels per acre, and that there will not be
over IS, 900 bushels from the Satilla TO come
to Savannah this season.
A charter was granted the Standard
Manufacturing and Commercial Company
yesterday by Judge Falligant The COM
pany proposes 70 start a canning factory
here, and the MORNING NEWS has hereto
fore detailed the plans of the company.
A charter was granted by Judge Falli-
giant yesterday 10 the Georgia and Florida
Mining Land Company. This company
is composed of R. F. Harmon and others,
who propose to mine phosphate IN Florida
The principal office of toe company will be
in this city.
Messrs. Chr. 6. Dahl & Co. cleared yes
terday the Italian bark Carlo for Genoa,
with 3, $50 barrels of rosin, weighing ISL
0S5 pounds, valued at 9,125, and 5000
casks Of spirits turpentine, measuring
$4,000 gallons, valued at S1S,750. Total
valuation Of cargo s27,87 Cargo by
Messrs. Paterson, Downing & Co.
John Kelly and Pat Grogan, who pum-
meled each other at the ,longshoremens
meeting night before last, came to blows
again on East Broad street shortly after
O'Clock yesterday morning. They were
arrested by Officer Daniels and arraigned
in the mayors court on charge of disor-
DERBY conduct but the mayor dismissed the
case.
The first full-rigged ship that has visited
this port within the last year came up to the
Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
Company's wharves yesterday from the sea.
She is the German ship Doris, and she has
just arrived from Bouc, France. She will
take on a cargo of naval stores for Europe
The Doris has visited this port before, but
it was several years ago.
A colored boarding house at the corner
OF East Broad and Harris street was en-
tered last night between and o'clock by
sneak thief, and clothing, valuable scarf
pin and other articles belonging TO Lucius
Agins, boarder, were carried off. The
thief is described as a short, chunky fellow,
very black, with scar on his right cheek,
from ear to mouth, hair cut close except a
bunch in the fore front. The sufferer is an
industrious brickmason and can i'll afford to
sustain his loss
The committee on entertainment of the
Savannah Branch of the Southern Travel
ers' Association isl negotiating with the
manager of "McCarthy's Mishaps" to play
at the theater next Monday night for the
benefit of the branch. The committee was
in telegrephio communication with the
company yesterday, and 1t was thought last
night that the negotiations will be success
full. With such an entertainment as
"McCarthy's Mishaps" on the opening night
of the season, and for the benefit of an
association that has done so much to increase
the trade of Savannah, the theater will be
crowded next Monday night.