The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-15

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CLUBS AND STARs.-The following docket
disposed Of on Saturday at the Mayors Court shows
considerable increase in local misdemeanor:
John Carrinston. white, who stole apistol from
Mr.. F. O. Miller's residence. corner Meeting
and Lghtwood Alley, was turned over to q magis-
trate.
VIM. Johuson, white, under the influence of
liquor and disorderly in Meeting-street, was fined
SO; coaldn't pay and went up for ten days. /.
Thomas Clancy, white, Hpsy and disorderly in a
house in Henrietta street. Fined $5.
Susan Bannon, white, drunk in Glebe-street and
had to be carried to tue guardhouse q cart Fined
So; couldn't pay and went up for Eve days.
VIM. Brown, white, drunk and disorderly in
Queen-street resisisting police. Fined $40; coudn t
pay and went up for twenty days.
Thomas Grant, colored, for stealing hogshead of
bacon entrusted to his to be carried to the rail-
road and selling 1t route, delivered to magis-
trate's warrant III
Flora Davis, colored, for disorderly conduct in q
ball room in George-street. Fined $3.
Another Newfoundland dog of value awaits his
fate at the calaboose.
Mary Grant, colored, sleeping in the market,
fined SIS, couldn't pay and went mp for Ave days.
there was fsticuff battle between white and a
colored woman in Tradd-street Saturday last,
which assumed the character of riot before ii
ended. #& MN
The name Of the white man who was stabbed on
Friday night, at ball III George.street was Paul
Doerzarphf. lie was cut twice In the back by wo.
man, for showing too much attention to another he
received medical attendance and Is doing well.
Five white boys named Pat Riley, Pat Keogh Au.
gus Smith, Robert Jones and Thomas White, were
discovered slowed away on board of the Dictator on
her arrival yesterday. They are runaways from sa
vannah Ga, and claim to be bill posters They were
taken in charge by Ofacer Levy, of the Detective
force. and will doubt be shipped back. They are
not over fifteen years Of age.
The EDUCATIONAL SooIETY's HOME AND
scHooI The superintendent Rev. A. Toomer Por
ter, submits to the Pioneer Southern Educational
Aid Society, Of Baltimore the following report fol
the home and school Of the society for the month Of
February. 1889:
We have admitted into the Home eight boys; last
reported, Afty-seven; two have left; making the
present number Of inmates sixty-three One Of the
ne was prepared at the school. and would not have
been able to have entered . counting house but
The other boy has returned to the country in failing
health. Nj l, 7,e
E a III. s> lEf BAY SCHOOL
a The number OF scholars by last report was three
hundred and eight; tie present number is thre,
handred and twenty five; two hundred and twenty
males and one hundred and FIVE females; average
attendance two hundred and eighty.
ExPENsEs. ~
- The expenses Of the Home have been as follows:
To paid expenses, as per detailed account $3.50 81
By amount paid for the boys. .$84S 90
BY amount pledged. ed...............2 218 90
Southern donations. 1O8 as te b
~" -ss74 Q,
Balance to be provided for. ..$l85 5t
The expenses of the school have been:
For three male teachers. Ave female
teachers, music teacher aud jani- :
Received for the scholars. .......... 1856 A n.
--$2S4 OF
Total to provided for Home and School, $500 81
BUILDINGS. \;
=. The buildings purchased in the fall have been
tnorouah!y repaire aud important alterations have