The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-28
CLUBS AND srAns.-Tho list of offenders be-

CLUBS AND SrARs.-The list of offenders be-
fore the Mayors Court was quite small yesterday.
The first case on the docket was q white man, ar
raigned on the charge of annoying the guests at the
Charleston Hotel. He was fined s5.
v.1he next was young lonely and erring damsel
by the name of Carrie, who was lodged for being
drunk and disorderly and attempting to break into
Annie Jackson's house in westsreet, resisting tho
police and afterwards breaking water bucket in her
cell. Fined $40, and in default "sent up" for ten
days.
Jacob Butler, young hopeful of sable hue, in his
fourteenth summer, sent to the House of Correc
ton for Thirty days for stealing par of shoes a1d
for vagrancy.
Henry Sprisison, white, lodged for being under the
influence of liquor and Sleeping in the street. at the
corner of Meeting streets.
REPORTERS CRUMBS. City stock was firm
yesterday at 60.
Henry Coba, Esq, was unanimously elected prcsi-
dent tof the Peoples National Bank OF thus city, in.
stead OF the Peoples Bank previously announced
The jury in the Jones murder case were in session
three hours before they brought in q verdict.
The German Fire Engine Company gaze another
one OF their charning balls last evening at the hall
OF the company. Cbalners-street.
James ]. Reeves, principal. and Michael Byrns.
accessory to the Jones murder, were commi ted to
Jail yesterday.
The steamship Golden Horn, from Liverpool, ar
rived yesterday afternoon.
The excitement IN the city consequent on the re-
cert mu der died out very soon.
mule attached to q dray loaded with cotton,
slipped and fell yesterday on the street railroad track
at the corner of Wentworth and Meeting Streets
The Gilbert muddle has been amicably adjusted
land all hands are no on The best Of terms. Happy
result.
Me- W. T. White, stonecutt r, Nee ing-strect, has
neat monument in his marble yard, which is to be
put over the grave of Colonel Benjamin Johnson,
who served in the Hampton Legion during the war.
The St Cecilia Society gives ball this evening at
the South Carolin1 Hall.
TIE UNITED STATES COURT, JANUARY 27-
Hon. GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREs1DNa.-The Court
opened at II O'Clock. The following causes were
dispoeed of:
E1 parte Jos. Frank, in re Thos. c. Fountain. Re-
ferred to ]. C. Carpenter to take testimony and
port upon the validity of the liens alleged to be in
force against Thos. E. Fountain, adjudged bank
rupt
Jury No. answered to their names, and resum.
ed consideration Of the case which was commenc-
ed on Monday, and was under consideration yes
terday.
Mowry Co. vs. ". L. LegQett. In bankruptcy.
Opposition to full aud final discharge on ground of
fraudulent conveyance. Presley, Lord & 1nglesby
for pllintf; Townsend Hudson and Duryca &
Cohen for defendant.
Ell parte James Finley. John c. Fanuing Jos. W.
Philips, Edward Argoe. a. A. Ezev, john r. shu
ler, Freeman Conner Joseph Il. Op,enheim julius
q. Oppenheim, Samuel II. Oppenhelm. Petitions
for full and hnal discharge. The Reg strir report
favorable. Full aud ial discharge was ordered.
Fx parte E. P. Lake, in re a. Il. Kinlri. Petition
for injunction. Ordered t1at sheriff OF Newbeiry be
epjoined from selling real estate Of fbankr 1pt, End
that the ma shall take charge Of his effects until ap
pointment Of assignee.
The ecourt then adjourned.