The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-07
CITY BREVITIEs.

The Georgia Historical Society held its
NAY meeting last night Very LITTLE bl,si
ness was transacted
Mr. c. L. Marmelstein and Miss Afaud
blount were married yesterday bv Rev
f@ODD Nhites rector Of Christ church.
The police viii appear in their new sum-
Iner uniforms Sunday The unfforr1s
nave n oeen received and appear to be quite
handsome lot
The cases against the market fish deal
eIs VINO are charged with doing business
without a license win be heard bI, 5Tas,oT
Myers Friday morning
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Young
, zen 5 mrs tlan Association will hold their
regular monthly meeting in The rooms mis-
TINS afternoon at O'Clock
The excursion to Port ROYAL for the
DDenehl or the Manse Circle of the First
EIespy terrain church, which was posi-
to-day. 9-'O'i
George Green, colored, was put on the
LOGGER yesterday for running a blind tiger
n BAY street lane. There are two charges
AGAINST Green, one of selling liquor with
liquor on Sunday
A butterfly party will be given in the
garden OF the convent of the Sisters of
l mtGon from TO Z O'Clock. Prizes viii be
gwen to the children and refreshments
VIII be served by young ladies.
Capt. O'Hara of the sloop Kangaroo,
Hope called at the Morning News vester-
gay 10 report that he is all right having
Deen detained in the city on business, and
the day.
Judge Robert Fallgant and Solicitor
General W. w. Fraser have gone to Bry-
an court house, Bryan county. where the
spring term of the Bryan superior court
is being held. 1t is expected that the busi-
ness of this court vii be concluded by
Thursday.
Mrs. w. b. Owens. while getting off the
train at the Savannah Florida and West
ern depot yesterday, fell and broke her
ankle. Dr. Lincoln was called in. Mrs
owens Will be confined to her room for
gret to hear of this sad accident.
A small white girl. about years old
was picked up on Wheaton street. near
Randolph street, last night by a young
lazy and turned over to the police. The
NIUE girl could not give the name of her
parents nor where they lived. She was
given comfortable place to sleep for the
night
Mr.. L. Adler has refused. under advice
OF counsel, to pay the costs in the cases
brought by himself against Messrs L. NJ
Ryals and Wilson and Rogers in Justice
Patterson's court. Justice Patterson in
Slsts on the payment of the costs, which
ne says, IS required by law, and will prob
ably sue for the amount if it is not paid
The Ladies' Guild of the Mickva Israel
Tabernacle will give a strawberry festival
at which there will be music and dancing
The Ladies' duIid was organized for the
purpose of securing a fund for improving
the interior of the tabernacle and 1t is
doing good work in this direction.
The closing feature yesterday of the
anniversary exercises of the First Pres
byterian church was the placing, by low
ing hands, in Bonaventure cemetery, upon
the grave of a beloved and honored MEM
Der of this school, the nate Mrs John
Niedson, the beautiful floral anchor of
Hope built by the children in their reci-
tation service Sunday night.
The many friends of Mr. w. G. Woodfn.
deputy clerk of the city court, who was
so badly cut about ten days ago by e
Moyle, will be glad to learn that he is
on and again at his office in the court
house. He is looking well though the Sc
we're injury received has told on him some
what. Fortunately his physicians have sue
ceeded in saving the greater part of his
ear, and it is likely that within a week
or two his wounds win have entirely heal
ed.
There will be fifty hour free for all
o-as-you-please walking match at Win
ters' Tivoli garden at Thunderbolt, com
mencing next Sunday about 9 o'clock The
participants VIII keep on the go for ten
hours sunday and six hours a day during
the week, winding up with a grand finish on
the Sunday following. The prizes will he
$50 to the third man. The match is omen
to all corners and entries can be made
either with Mr.. Charles O'Byrne at the
Georgia Brewing Association A quarter
mile track for the match will be put in
the garden. "