The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-17

been applied to the support OF the Colege. Inc
principal is entire, and we wish to keep II 80.
present rates, would result in serious reduction
Of the fund.
We feel assured that neither the honorable the
Council. nor the community, in their appreciation
of the nobl, gift and the wise and generous giver,
wonld willingly have his endowment reduced.
Permit me, therefore, to submit, through you,
TO the consideration of the honorable the City
Council, the relief of the fund by assumption OF
the tax.
I have tho honor to be, very respectfully
Your obedient servant.
DANIEL RAVENEL,
President Trustees OF the College.
Alderman Steinmeyer made tho following re-
ports, which were severally concurred IN ;
The Committee on Licenses report the following
applications for No. Q License, approved by the
military authorities, and recommend that they Do
granted, VIZ:
William Schachte, No. 473 King street.
John NJ. Martin, No. 35 Market street.
William Hockaday, Nos. 66l and 66S hinG street.
JOHN H. STElME4ER.
2. B. OAKES.
J. COSGROVE.
Tho Committee on Licenses beg leave to report
nnon the examination Of o large number OF appli-
cations for licenses referred to them at the last
noeetine They find the applications properly
them. showing the payment OF the license fee,
thew. therefore, recommend the granting OF the
same:
B. Feldman, No. $50 King street; John Gerken,
No. 12 Market street; Gruber & Martin, No. 2SG
King street; G. F. Kohnke, Calhoun and Coming;
John P. Keip, No. 1873 Wentworth; Mantoue & Co.,
No. 314 King street; F. L. Meyer, No. Cos King
street; R. E. Pennal, King and Calhoun; L. Schnell
& Co., harket and Anson; John Il. L. Schucker5,
No. Al Calhoun; John Wulbern, No. n Church; r.
Walsh, No. 81 Market; John Wieters Calhoun and
Elizabeth.
ALE AND BEER LICENSES
D. Bullwinkel, No. 13 Amherst street; j. T.
Bredenberg, Broad and King streeOs; L. Buck, NO.
100 Coming street; J. b. Bake, Beuafain and Ma
zyck streets; Byrne & Fogartie, King and John
streets; l.. Behrens, Wentworth and East Bay
streets; Henry Conlon, No. A Reid street; John q.
Claussen, No. 180 East Bay street; +. Entelman,
Church and Tradd streets; G. Il: Eyserbach, NO; NO
Market street; W. A. Grumme, No. "a Archdale
street. J. E. Hesse, No. "a Beaufain street: j. d..
Harbers, Archdale and Market streets; Harm u
Sherhammer, No. As Broad street; +. Hlmmel-
reich, No. 579 King street; P. Kornahrens, Colpm-
bus and Hanover streets; c. L. Kornahrens, No:
562 King street; Charles Ltschg, Nos. los and 1O7
East Bay street; B. Lutjen Meeting and Mary
streets; J. Loaeman, Tradd and King streets; =.
Lutien, No. 18 Queen street; James Mallory, No: 20
Church street; William Nelson, No. 2G4 East Bay
street. L. Artman, Meeting street; J. B. Often, No.
SO East Bay street; E. Sommer, No. 500 King
street; W. Schroeder, King and Line streets; u.
Semken, No. IA West street; John Il. Thee, No.
a Amherst street: II. A. Torck, No. SO East Bay
street; John Tecklenberg, Wentworth and St.
Philip streets; 81. d. Won Eitzen, No. 95 East Bay
street: f. Wehman, Laurens and East Bay streets;
A. Seeberger, No. II Market street: .
JOHN II. STEINMEYER,
H. B. OAKES,
]. COSGROVE.
The Committee on Licenses, to which was re-
ferred the application Of George Mentzel, for a
license to run five billiard tables on his premises,
No. King and Market streets, recommend that,
upon the payment Of the license fee to the City