The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-16

CRUhDs.-There we're twenty-nino deaths in
tho city last week-thrce whites and twenty. six
blacks.
Mr.. Hafkenschiel, who was employed by Col
lector Clark to pick the locks of the doors of
the cuBtomhOuse, when he made his raid upon
it, has not been paid yet, and has placed the
account in the hands Of Magistrate Mackey for
collection.
DR.. A. G. Mackey loft for Columbia last night.
Another Radical went with him. 1t is unrortu-
pito that the two couldn't persuade moro of
the party to leave with them.
DR.. Radsinsky, Medical Officer of Health
District No 4. tonderod his resignation yester-
day, at sting that his feeble health was his rea-
son for so doing.
Whero a @ the records Of tho city? per-
son who desired to refer to them was informed
that they wcre in tho Orphan House, where
thoy had been deposited during the war. On
inquiry therc he was told that thoy had been
removed (where, tho informant could not
stato,) since the war. Several OF the city off,
cals who should know Of the location Of tho
records arc entirely ignorant, but suppose that
thoy are in the Orphan House.
It is reported that resolution will be intro
duced at the next meeting OF Council, request
children of the mon who perished in tho Avon.
dale mines.
A woman and her husband had some words
yesterday. "He knew he was right" aud. az
sbe asserted, assaulted her. Tho case was
carried before o magistrate, but The assault
was not clearly provon, whereupon the wife
got up ''scene' on short notice. Her hus-
band has our sympathies.
oka o,la
by the way, and gotten up by Mr.. Jowitt, show
O gradual increase Of travel to and through the
city.
This is the day appointed for the visit OF the
one thousand negroes mon, women aud chill
dren, from Darlington. Cheraw, and the ''sec-
tons round about" What Is the object OF the
proposed visit no one seems to know.
There aeems 10 be considerable dissatisfac-
ton among the coIored people because Fire
Company No. 2, coiored, WAS made to give up
Its engine and apparatus to a younger COM
pany.
The proposed "Nicc.son pavement" it is
estimated, will co st SO 400 %. AS it will be OF
benefit to those having business in the
Courthouse and in tho Fireproof Building, the
supporters OF the project that the county should
pay $S489, leaving s6980 to be paid by the city.
The regular meeting Of tho Masonic Fair
Association will he held at eight o'clock to.
night.
Ono of the last sensational apers. in Wow OF
the rcoent revenue decision requiring base
ball clubs to pay a tax on receipts. represents,
In An Illustration, game OF ball with each
player displaying on the scat OF his unmen-
tionables q largo placerd bearing tho notice oil
"lioensed to play"
The Commissioners OF tho AlmshouHe met
yesterday afternoon to tike some action rela.
tive to outdoor pensioners.
The fnes imposed by tho Mayor yesterday
I amounted 70 So.
The negro woman who ran away from hel
husband tBarrett) and induced Brown to mari )
her, gave bail yesterday 70 answer the charge
on Friday next, and waa discharged.
The children at the Orphanhouse must be
well treated. We never observed healthie,
OK happier set.
Three more snakes were killed yesterday on
Bee-st-set by tho streot hands. That section
OF The city must bo desirable place OF abode
for . snako-ohafmer.
Yesterday, the Day Of Atonement was gene.
rally observed by our Hebrew ci,,zens.
. The reinstatement OF Mr. l.. ]. Bubo. hes
given general satisfaction. HIS servi,e, are
very nsch needed. While he was suspended
some drains weio constructed, which put waite,
upon ''both hcrns OF dilemms," whether Ia
bs accommodating and run mp hill. or bs
stubborn and not do II. When last heard from
twM stiil stubborn.