The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-11
CITY BREVITIES.

The service of ordination of deacons
will take place at the Duffy Street Bap-
fist church tonight.
Rev. DIR. Schaeffer's subject at the
Lutheran church tonight win be ''Young
Men and the Bible.n This is the last of
the series of sermons to young men.
The students of the high school were
treated to a delightful trip yesterday.
They were carried down to Warsaw
Island on the Camusi free of charge, where
they spent the day outing.
Detective Bossell requests those WI 10
have purchased umbrellas or parasols
from Daisy Thomas, the house thief. who
was arrested day before yesterday, in the
past several months, to send the same to
the barracks to avoid prosecution.
Deputy Sheriff Dohn last night arrested
Willie Bush (colored), who is alleged to
have stolen money from Mr.. Hugh Logan
several months ago. At the time Bush
ran away to Florida, and thinking the
matter had been forgotten, he returned
few days ago. Bush will be taken out of
the barracks tomorrow on a warrant
Mary Green (colored) tried to pawn a
lady's watch and pair of bracelets at
Deutschs pawnshop yesterday, but she
acted so suspiciously that the pawn
broker sent for Detective Hartigan The
Green woman said the articles had been
given to her to pawn by Mary Lewis. The
detective took possession of the jewelry
and turned it over to Justice Naughtin,
who will give ito the owner on proper
Identification.
Charlton Wayne, a Yamacraw negro,
while under the influence of liquor last
night, created a rumpus ON Farm street
Policemen Crimmins and KeaVey had
hard fight with Wayne before getting
him under control. He struck the officers,
tore their clothes and chewed their hands,
and clubs had to be brought into play to
compel him to desist. Wayne will have
several charges to answer before Recorder
Wilson tomorrow morning.
Hamilton Scarlet, colored stevedore.
was arrested by the police last night at
President and Reynolds streets, lust in
time to prevent serious assault upon
him by mob of negroes. They claimed
he had secured their wages from the boss
and refused to pay them At the bar
racks Scarlet denied having any money
belonging to the men, but he was not,
however, averse to being locked up for the
night under q charge of creating excite
ment on the street
DIR. S. p. Lloyd (colored), native of
Savannah and who graduated at the
Medical University of Pennsylvania will
begin the practice of medicine in this city
this week. DR. Lloyd is graduate of the
East Broad Street colored school and later
of Atlanta University. In 1891 he became
teacher in the East Broad Street school,
and during his leisure hours read medicine
under DR.. Davis. Lloyd, by his good
scholarship, close application to his
studies and quiet and modest department.,
has reflected honor upon the public schools
of this city, from which he hailed and
was connected. A Philadelphia paper
speaking of him says he was the most
popular colored student that ever attended
the University of Pennsylvania He was
acknowledged to be the best anatomist in
the school land second and third wear
men constantly seek him as a quiz
MASTER He was elected a member of
one of the societies connected with the
University of Pennsylvania.