The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-01

The tonnage was as Follows:
CITY BRsVITIES.

The German-American Mutual Loan and
Building Association will hold its Goth
monthly meeting Tonight.
A meeting of the ladies' auxiliary of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be
held in the association parlors at II O'Clock
this morning.
Col. Charles H. Olmstead will read a
paper before the Confederate Veterans
Association tonight on Confederate Times
and Confederate Men,"
Oglethorpe lodge Of Odd Fellows will
hold an important meeting tonight to
complete arrangements for the celebration
of the semi-centennial of the lodge this
week.
The orphans of the st. Mary's Home and
Episcopal Orphans Home have been in
vited and will attend the "Galatea" exhibit
ton at Broughton and Abercorn streets this
afternoon.
Detective Morgan yesterday found the
colored boy who was shot during the tracas
at Thunderbolt Saturday night. HIS name
is John Mackay. A boy named Fraser shot
him. His wound was not at all serious.
Fraser is still at large.
John Meldrim, the young man arrested
Sunday by Policeman Christian on the
charge Of placing dummy on the Belt
Line track few nights ago, was completely
exonerated 10 the mayors court yesterday
morning. Meldrim's arrest was caused by
misinformation furnished Policeman Chris
tiau, and the young man naturally feels
aggrieyed at the injustice done him.
The attention Of the authorities is called
to the crowd of white boys, both old and
on the steps OF the Abraham's home, at
Broughton and East Broad streets. 1t Is
their custom particularly on Sunday morn
ings and afternoons, to assemble under the
windows of the home 10 which oftimes
there are very sick persons and indulge in
language that would make a blush visible
on the DEVILS cheeks. If the ladies of the
home request them to desist they are
laughed at and given impertinent answers.
Spiero Hangikos, one Of the Greek ped
dlers who shot PIANO Pope some months ago,
is in trouble again. d. Kookerly, who
keeps fruit store at Bull street and tor
don lane, had him placed on this informa-
ton docket ona charge of violating city or
dinance in selling fruit from a cart in front
Of his place of business. Mayor McDonough
will hear the case this morning. A num-
Der Of colored witnesses have been sum-
moned to testify as to the conversation be-
tween Kookerly and Hangikos. and the
mayor will have lively time listening to
their testimony as to what passed between
the two fruit sellers In Greek.
Henrietta Vinton Davis, the colored elo-
cutionist and tragedienne, gave a recital
concert last night at the Second African
Baptist church before packed house.
Many white people were present The en-
tertainment opened with the Midnight Fire
Alarm" by a chorus of young people. Miss
Davis then recited IN a thrilling style the
famous poem, The Story Of st. Michael's. I"
Her other pieces were 1.-The join
ers," "Americus' Conversion Shakes.
peare's Macbeth" 1.-The Baldheaded
Man." 'The Spanish Gypsy" "ziugdrelia,"
Entertaining Sisters Beau" In all her
recitations and acting, either in comedy or
tragedy, she is we'll up. From here the elo-
cutionist goes to Jacksonville. where to-
morrow night she will give an entertain
ment at the Park opera house.