The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-10
CITY BREvlTIEs.

Sylvia Weaver was re-committed to Jail
lunacy.
The grand jury of the city court will
meet to-day and several bills of ndict-
ment viii be presented for its considera-
ton.
James Small, Ella Wallace. Lulu Smith
and Thomas Days. all colored, were ar
rested yesterday at noon, charged with
lighting in the street.
Sarah Lewis Is locked up at the bar
racks, charged with the larceny of suit
OF clothes and a guitar from Andrew
Knight both colored.
The young Franklyns will play the
young Thunderbolt club tomorrow at
30 o'clock. The teams IRE MaXstay. c.
Marsh, p; Frank. h.; Lasky, 2b.; Bern
stein, 3b. Miller, SIS; Sutker, If; b. Kiley,
RI; B. Riley, CT: f. Marsh, captain, and
b. kiley. manager.
The "Rowena Clarks" trunks. as the
boxes containing the court papers con-
corning the Central railroad are known,
have arrived. These costly documents are
kept in a portable state as there is no
knowing when they are wanted or where
they have to be sent.
The Sunday School of Marvin church
VIII celebrate its eleventh anniversary to-
night. The church will be tastefully de-
corated, the pulpit being ornamented with
three appropriate floral designs. An in
teresting programme of music recitatiOnS
and exercises has been arranged.
A bright little 4-year1old girl was picked
up in front of the Chatham Academy by
Policeman Norris yesterday morning. 1t
was found that she was the child of Mrs.
l.. d. Hanaw, al 70 Waldburg street. The
mother was notified and came down after
her little girl.
The Ladies' Guild of the Mickva Israel
tabernacle gave a delightful strawberry
festival at the Masonic hall last night
There was large crowd present and the
evening was pleasantly spent in dancing
and other social features. The ladies are
working with a view to making some
improvements on the interior of the syn
agogue and have alredy accomplished
much toward this end.
Sylvia Goodwin, colored, was before the
recorder yesterday morning as a danger
GUS character. She was arrested for Gre
ating disturbance in the western part of
the city. The woman appeared to be in
sane. One of her acts was trying to poison
her two children by putting potash on
bread and butter and giving it to them.
She was locked up and writ of lunacy
will be sworn out for her.
The Georgia Investment Company will
be organized Al Company C's room of the
Guards arsenal tonight The company
will be composed of young men who be-
lieve that by combining together and in
vesting their savings they can accomplish
more than by individual effort. The or
ganiza ton committee consists of r. w.
Cunningham, X. Van Wagenen, e. A
Richmond. a w. Lawton and J. +. Cam.
Division No. 4 of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians held social session last night
speeches were made and a pleasant even
ing was spent. An excellent collation. was
spread at which President J. ]. Dillon pre-
sided. Mr.. ]. T. O'Sullivan played sew
eral piano selections and an accompani-
ment to Mr.. Ed W. Leonard who sang
a number of patriotic songs, among them
Erin Go Bragh"
The Catholic Library Associations card
tournament closed last night, after a
very interesting week of play. Mr.. T.
ID. Fitzgerald Is the winner of the whist
prize. having led all other contestants
easily. He received a handsome pair of
gold link sleeve buttons. Mr.. John W.
Gleason was the winner of the euchre
prize a beautiful gold scarf pin. This
closes the contest until after the May
week celebration, when the pool contest
will be taken up on next Friday night.
There will be two classes in pool and
twenty entries have been made so far.