The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-11


TIE regular monthly meeting of the sCatholic
Institute" will be held this evening at O'Clock, in
the basement room Of st. Pauls Church, Society
street. lecture will be delivered after the trans
action Of business.
: KEROSENE COOKING STovEs.-In the present
utihtarian age number Of inventions have been
perfected that have tended to decrease all manual
labor. Prominent among these are; the Kerosene
Cooking Stoves. Since their introduction they
have become universal fayorites, and have given
universal satisfaction to all who have tried them.
Measrs. ]. B. DUvaL Son are the agents for this
city, and we refer all who desire procuring an e1-
ce!lent family companion to their establishment,
= at No. SS7 King street.
CoRoNER's MoUEsrs.- WHITING recent
ly held the following inquests:
On Monday morning he was called on by ED
WARD EIsEsHARDr, who stated that he lived about
three miles from Charleston, and that ON the day
previous white man, stranger, had called at his
house and requested lodgings for o few days.
While there he died, and it appeared that he had
been for some time suffering from country fever.
An inquest was held, and verdict rendered that
the deceased, name unknown, came to his death
from fever, and the absence OF proper medical
/. attendance.
On Tuesday night, at 9 P. NJ, DANIEL DEAs
and ApoLPHus MARTIN were fishing for shrimps in
spond ct the west end Of Queen street, when their
bstteau from some cause sunk, and DEAs, having
his hand entangled in the net, was drowned. The
Jury returned verdict Of death from accidental
drowning.
Base BAIL.-We learn that the long contem-
plated match game between the first mines Of the
Alert and Palmetto Clubs, will be played Satur-
day, the 18th inst :, ON the Citadel Square, at
O'Clock, p NJ Both clubs are in full practice, and
the lovers Of the national game may expect we'll
contested and exciting game. This time the Pal
metto Club are the challengers, and the recent
game between the second mines will only stimulate
the first mines to greater efforts. We have been
informed that it Is the intention Of the players to
erect alarge awning and seats for the accommoda-
tiH-- OF the ladies, and we, therefore, sincerely
hope that the fair sex will honor the gentlemen
with their presence and encouragement. The tent
VIII be erected IN shady spot, and there will be q
police force in attendance to preserve order. II is
cheering to see our young men thus devote little
time 70 exercise after the fatiguing routine OF
oaacs duty, and we are pleased to see thst the
game is becoming popular. The public generally,
and the ladies especially, are invited to witness
the game. =. .stI. .s9.s ; ..gs1s 9 ~
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"A LUCKY HAg1--We have recently been favored
by invasion Of the turtle tribe, and the stalls in
th.s fish market have been seldom bare of speei-
mems Of the cooter, the terrapin or the turtle. A
visitor 10 that locality may any morning observe
some monster Of the deep reclining on his back
and vainly tapping his wings in his efforts to es-
cape from his unpleasant position, while the
smaller fry are confined in baskets, which are COW
cred with cord and efsctually secure them. The
lovers Of sayory soup and teuder steaks viii be
pleased 10 learn that the market floor was graced
yesterday by the presence Of noble pair Of these
interesting animals, and although their peculiar
formation prevented them from tripping the light
hntastic toe, their fms moved with gentle sound
thist was music to the ears. These interesting
specimens were evidently fondly attached to each
other, and Il can be said Of them as of more Ia
vored beings, that '1ovely in their iyes in their
deaths they were not divided They were cap
tured oG the battery by an enterprising follower
OF Isaac WALTON, who certainly thought his lines
ware CAT in ,pleasant places when thew we're
seized by such Ipromisipe subjects. The capture
ms s,s;tv enacted and fba deluded n.,r trans
Sa,,ad sro,o their native element 70 the ,narset
stay,. vhe,e tbar f.te ia sealed and tba mt win
soon bubble and boil with JOY over its contents.
As thay vraich about ffty pounds each there will
IA an .bnndsnea for an: INIT wa advise an early
visit 10 the Fish Market. gs. iit.1g -.
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MAyoa,a CouRr-Juiy. 1o.-RosA BALLARD and
1,x,r Aaupov t ,a,n.,a. ubo bavvae .oo,, tbe in
te;;or. n tha c1,ard Honaa asore vare hrouoht mn
~ .,,5a,... ..,.,s. .t.-, MO. =, oono,,,,;,
th,t h;s Honor d;,actaa them 70 ranova in two
d.ys. OF he would put them where thew couldn't
move IN Il two st,l,c months. Us = I.t 81 r
only ones caught ont Of about twenty who were
swimming in day time In BoYor,s dock, were fined
81 each. From their appearance we should Judge
that the water cou,ld have done them no harm.
.libonob MA have No donbt tbe .c,san,v fsb
Alnoasn, ~e na,e NO aoupe' 'ne oieaniy nsn
sna ] ,o.rsa sSs sbv gnsn ;ntndsps s 'n'' '''u
por, ho+ol. ,-h;,h ,,o-o d;.nonsino oohb,or,
.o1A Aos''ss A.A "A1e. "eAe u.opon's eoDOSs'
julePs, mashes and other liquids that enable
men 70 pass unscsthed through the terrible hot
weather which oppresses us now, were fined 500
eaGh, as no licenses had been granted them.
An individual who had refused to have his CHM
pey swept was fined IS, and sent to Jail for con-
tempt Of court having conducted himself improp-
eriy before his Honor. s4. ~. "a
A young man who had beaten colored person
named Thomas Barron, in Calhoun street, was
fined IS. -
Susan Page who was brought up for keeping a
disorderly house, received similar instruction to