The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-18

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Sister Xavier, who ia now in Columbia. We
sincerely trust that the money will be paid at
once. The Sisters will be eble with this amount
to CARRY on their noble work upon larger
scale.
CRuMBs.-Mr. Parker Pillsbury, brother Of
the Mayor of the city, is in town. MIR. T. ID
well-known as an Aboitionist. He is now q
warm advocate of ''womans rights" and is, or
was, associated with Mrs. Cady Stanton and
Mrs. Susan B. Anthony in the management
of the Revolution, a woman's rights newspaper.
Mr.. Eugene Cramer, scene painter at the
Hibernian Hall, has just completed the drop
curtaio, representing scene in Venice.
There was match game of base ball played
Yesterday afternoon between the Active and
Lee Clubs, which resulted in score of twenty
one for the latter and thirteen for the former
club.
A decently dressed man went into barber
shop of this city few days since, took his
seat, pulled out his last quarter, sent for q
drink and drank it while shaving, and then
asked the barber to credit him for the shave,
which the barber was compelled to do. He
wont shave in that shop again.
Blanche Chapman, who is ambitious, versa
tile, quick, gifted and only requires fair field
and adequate encouragement to create name
that shall lie present power and perpetual re-
membrance," will perform here late in Noyem-
Der.
A white man, who is quite frequently into1i-
Gated, was before Sne Mayor yesterday, to an
swer for being drunk and unable to take care
| OF himself. he stated that he had been dining
out, and in attempting to find car, fell; that
his legs frequently went back upon him and
caused him to fill. he was discharged.
That colored man who, while talking to
Alderman Barrow yesterday, did not disguise
the fact that he did not have any respect for
the "City Fathers" either individually or col
lectively, is, we learn, q Republican.
We learn that Mr.. Parker Pillsbury will de-
liver an address here on Thursday night next.
Two city magistrates had high words Thurs
day night, but there was no fight.
The investigation of the charges against
Magistrate Bunch will take place before Magis-
trates Kanapaux and DeLarge at eleven O'Clock
on Tuesday next-at least that is the time ap-
pointed for the investigation.
One OF the hands employed upon the new
Operahouse had bis arm broken yesterday. A
piece OF scantling fell upon it. He is doing
well.
There should be curtains to the lower win
dcws Of the Guardhouse. The policemen Sleep
ing in their hunks can be seen by pedestrians
passing along Meeting-street; and sometimes
the sleepers are not clothed as custom re-
quires.
Ella Chapman, s'whose body when dancing
moves to music like q willow to the wind, will
perform with her sister Blanche in November.
She creates great effects with the smallest con-
ceiyable means. A turn Of the hand, glance
of the eve, q mere fash OF the foot, will carry
the house with it just as surely as peal OF
thunder from Forrest or shrug from Lester
Wallack."
The Union League Of Columbis has in
series Of resolutions demonstrated against the
removal OF Hon. A. G. Mackey and the appoint
ment of MIR. George ". Clark, reputed De-
mocrat, as his SUCCESSOR" and asserted that 1t
twill not countenance or support any man for
Office who has been instrumental in the remov-
al of Republicans and the appointment of De-
mocrats."
The fnes imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to 81.
Moses and Ellen Pinckney, colored, who were
married week ago to settle quarrel between
them, were before the Mayor yesterday for
fighting. They were discharged.
Mollie Blewitt is in trouble agan-this time
for damaging house she rented.
James Meyers, who stands charged with kid
mapping oolored child during the late war,
gave bonds before Magistrate Mishaw yester-
day, in the sum of $1,000, to appear for trial at
the State court.
Bishop, the good, sterling, indestructible
Bishop, who belongs to the golden age OF
comedy, will come with the Chapman sisters.
The Etna Steam Fire Engine Company will
give soiree en- the 28th instant.
We learn that Mr.. Young, Of Boston, has
been appointed deputy collector Of this port.
A Bostonian has also been appointed boarding
officer. Collector Clark evidently thinks
"there's no place like home" to get custom
house men from.
1t is reported that the aldermanic conduct
Of Alderman Barrow, in smashing the barrt-
cade on East Bay. was communicated to the
Mayor yesterday afternoon, with the request
that an investigation should be held
The investigation Of the charges against the
City Engineer will be commenced at three
O'Clock this afternoon and will probably oon-
tinus for three or four days.
In q short time, when an injunction to be
dissolved is dissolved, there will exist in sa-
vannah, city OF forty thousand inhabitants, the
second cotton port in the country, with taxa
bic property OF SO, 100000, bonded debt Of
only $8f7 600.
We have heard that paper in city not q
thousand miles from here, not long since ad-
vertised for "Local,' and in three days there
we're one hundred applications. All the fools
are not dead yet; the applicants, if they haven't
anything better to do for themselves, had bet
ter voluntarily ornament beam.
USINESS NOTICES.
MIR. W. J. TRIM. No. 100 King-street, wants
twenty-five hands to sew carpets for the Mills
House.