The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

tho 10th OF July was s270; and from tho 10th OF
July to the 1O,h OF August 1913.
young man in'the employ OF Mcssrs Cor.
win d Co., on King street, yesterday received O
painful wound by the brcikng of an iron rod
with which ho was attempting to til1e down
somo hams hanging near the c,Ilipg. The
upper portion OF the rod foil on his head, cub O
severe cash. and caused him 10 faint from tho
loss OF blood.
Charlcstoi will soon lose anothor Radical.
DIR. a. G. Mackey is goiun to live IN Columbia.
Can't tho doctor bs persuaded to take some of
his friends with him2
Ex-Governor MaSrath is OF the Fifth Avenue
Hotol, New York.
Tho oflco of Inspector General OF Tim
oer and Lumber will DO in tho City Hall for the
prosent.
Tho native Ra i;oals arc confident that tho
Benato Will not confirm tho appointment of
Collector Clark, and assert that OK Governor
Aiken stands moro charoo OF receiving tho ap-
pointment than either General ]. q. Dennis or
General VIM. Quincy, who are spoken OF as
dcsirous az securing tho office.
I'll tickle you and you'll tickle me, doubt
loss, thought DR.. a. q. Maokoy, Shon ut tho
supper given By tho Mayor Monday night, ho
proposed as toast "Tho Hon. Gilbert Pills.
bury; ho has shown that ho ia capable OF main
tanning the dignity of tho city against the as.
saults OF tho mob, and that ho is worthy OF
being tho CHIEF masistrat ofCharloston." Oil
Tho Har5ormaster has notified tho Mayor
that he has raised Tho sloop Mary Ann, which
sunk at tho North Commercial wharf, and re-
moved hor to tho fats north OF Mount Pleasan nt
ferry wharf, whero sho now lies in charge OF
ship-koepcr, subject to tho action OF the city
authorities.
It is rsnorted that Congressman @. @. Bowen
slated in speooh at Golnm :: .rt t.
aiuoo, tiIat oolies ,nr. rlc-'- received the ap-
pointmcnt as 90 under a .vritten com.
pact, that he tBc. - - =. .-,i. nate the up-
pointments to tho Gus RS use.
Some one ha-4, s.. 81 .ic OF onr Mayors
namo. Our COPY -. "His Hu,ors" service.
The registers OF tho hotels show that travel
to nnd through tho city is gradually inoreas-
ing.
The News has mentioned that il was cold
enough last Tuesday night 10 mako blanket
feel comfortable. At the present writing, ton
z. A., it 'socs" that blanket and ''goos 1t QUO
better"
The merchants on King, Mocting and Hayno
streets seem to be busily engaged in receiving
goods.
thas boon frequently remarked within tho
past two or throo days, that "tho busy season
has commenced much earlier This year thsu for
several years past"
Henry Johnson. colored. was arrested BY
Officer Quinn, yesterday, upon tho charxo OF
stealing. olcthiug from No. II Wentworth
street..
The persons 10 charge of tie Ofphanhouso
gave the ehldrea another trip to sullivan's
Island yesterday.
Two dollars hne Was imposed by tho Mayor
yesterday uron man who had scafoldIn1
In font Of his building without the enclosure
prescribed by law.
Twenty-three deaths occurred in the oity last
woek-six whites and seventeen coIorcd.
Several men, who had been drunk Tuesday.
we're aned By tho Mayor yesterday.
On last Monday, during severe thunder
storm, three COWS on Mr. T. II. Rmrlh's plan.
tation, near Goose Greek. about thirteen miles
from the city. wore struck by lightniug and
summsrily killed.
Workuen are engaged In cleaning the Mills
House.
The negro woman who, about month ago.
gave birth to four children, is, with the rest
Of the family, in good health aud spirits. .
!. There are about two hundred and ninety
street lamps in Charleston, costing the city i
little less than $50, 900 per annuu. 4, 8 -. :.
A resolution will be offered at the next m eet-
Ing Of Council providing that the nicholson
pavement" be laid In front Of tho City Hall,
State Courthouse aud Gusrdhouse buildings,
The ateamships come heavily freighteI.
Several parties havo beon summoned to an
pear before the Mayor this morning, to answer
The charge Of shipping lumber without h wing
it measured and inspected.
It is reported that stops will be shortly
taken tending TO roinstate Mr. L. J. Barbot.
lato. civil engineer, who waa suspended from
oihce BY resolution OF Council on tho 2Sd OF
February last.
Astreet lamp is badly noedod in the Vicinity
Of the Alnshonse. e
There 10 q man IN this city who proposes 20
light tho streets with ,Ave hundred patont re-
decting lamps, bu,niDg kerosene oil, OF q cost
Of $1,000 or s1o. 900 per Annum.
HorM ARHIvAIs, ssprk,nEa, ~ 0Adraesson
HoteL - g. p. L,nooln. beaufort; Major Allison
and four daughters. Captain p. q. vonshirach
and wife, Oni.e etates Army, e. h, Lee and
wife, South CArolin.; MISS Mary Euglehard,
Charles Fauns. Rev. J. Evans. ". ". 5Masiay,
~. Olsrke. y. Baldwin. New. York; Taomas
3. Gregg, Columbia; Captain Flsbi. ------; L.
g'lvestton. wife and nurse, Augusta; Henry
Savage. Wiiminston;. W. b. LsA.nsr. VI. ,nJ,.
Gerald, o,mdsn; W. !. Anderson deorsts. !; B 3
~ Papttios Hote. : times Uairegan, soutii Car
olina; John MovrisonTN Now YurkS p. gia9g aud
WHO. Massachusetts,; Dr.. 3. Randall aud wife,
Oonneetieut, ,. ,. Anderson, Geoggolovn,R
I O.; r, EcKsngos. R1orsnce; A. 8. 6ibbes, City: