The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-21
CITY BREvITIES.

All petit jurors Of the superior court
are discharged BY notice until Friday
morning at 10 O'clock
A mortgage for $500, including $40. iu-
uerest, was fOreclosed in the superior
court yesterday, in favor Of w. f. Than
hauser.
According to the weather forecast for
to-day, threatening weather and rain
VIII prevail. II may be rather windy by
night and considerably colder by to-mor-
row morning.
David Jackson, cOlored, was lodged in
the barracks yesterday morning by PO-
llceman Neidlinger, charged with larceny
OF pair Of pantaloons from the store of
,. BIumenthal, on Bryan street.
Two negro boys, Howard Williams and
Rowland Harris. were arrested on Bay
street last night by Policeman Christie,
for stealing canned goods from the ruins
Of M. Ferst's Sons & Co.'S building.
There will be foot ball game to-mor-
row afternoon at the Bolton street
grounds between the Eureka and Georgia
clubs. The teams are composed of ne
groes, and plenty of fun is promised.
The Intervention of the American
Lamp and Brass Company in the suit of
the Union Furniture Company and
others, against the Chatham Furniture
Company, for claim of S2l5. AZ, was allowed
by Judge Falligant yesterday.
John Fleming, Thomas Burns and Dow
ell Mcpherson, three gentlemanly wan
derers OF the vagrant persuasion, were
lined $40 each in the city court yesterday.
They took the other option offered by the
court, however, and went TO the gang for
three months.
Rev. Q. G. Smith, of Massillon, o.. rep
resenting the work of the evangehzation
and education of the southern negro by
the Christian church, lectured last night
at the Christian church on Bolton street,
on the subject of his work Mr. Smith
is an entertaining speaker, and his lecture
was enjoyed by large audience.
The criminal warrants sworn out
agalnt large number of women for keep
ing disordesly housessin the neighorhood
of Hull and East Broad streets, Will be
taken up in Justic Elsinger's court this
morning. The women will be given pre-
Hmnaiy hearing, and if the charges are
well-fonnded they will be turned over to
the city court.
Andrew Haupt and Thomas F. Lovett,
tiremen at No. 3 engine house. were dis
missed by Mayor McDonough yesterday
morning for violation of the rules of the
department.. Fireman Louis Trebony
was also fined $40 for insubordination.
Haupt was well known as the driver OF
The old "Mogul" reel. He had been con-
nected with the department for number
OF years and was very popular.
An Archer, Fla, dispatch says Mr. NJ.
A Rich, travelling salesman of NJ Fersts
Sons q Co., had his right arm broken
at Archer Monday while driving
from the depot to the Goodwood house
The horses became unmanageable and ran
over stump. Mr. Rich in falling from
the carriage caught spoke and fell over,
his body and feet remaining in the car
riage His arm caught between the spokes,
and the wheel in turning broke every
bone square off four inches above the
wrist. The broken bones were set as soon
as possible. Mr. Rich will leave for his
home in Savannah to-day. 1t will be at
least two months before he will be able to
travel again. He has $4,000 accident in
surance, which will give him $50 per
week until he is well again.