The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-04


bless your undertaking.
Sd Won Sydow.
CRJMBs.-J Griffin has been announced as
candidate for the Office of coroner. The more
the merrler
The board of commissioners of the free
schools met last night to consider ways and
means of paying teachers, &c.
Miss Laura Keeue and troop are expected tc
arrive in this city on Monday next.
We learn that presentment will be made
to the Grand Jury sitting, for the injury which
is being done to the commercial interests
our community by some OF the proprietors
the sailors boarding houses.
= We received yesterday delicious banana
grown in the open air by Miss Wagner, at the
corner of Spring street and Rutledge avenue
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Martha jerks was sent
to iall for twenty days for disorderly conduct
in the market.
Mary Edwards and Millle Garrett were sent
to Jail, the former for ten days and the latter
for twenty days, for fighting.
Julia Simons was sent to jail for thirty days
for disorderly conduct in Elliott street.
Julia Wright, Catherine Kelly, Bridget Hen
messy. Ann Divine and Mary Mcclure, were
each sent to Jail for thirty days for raising
row in Warren street.
William Walters was arrested on charge OF
larceny by Officer Burke, of the detectives,
and Is held for e9aminatlonA,
7 n. Balke was sentenced to. pay nne O
s25, or thirty days in Jail, for keeping a dlsoF
derly house in Beaufain street.
william Walters was arrested on saturda!
for stealing lot Of valuables, amounting II
value to about slOO, from Captain A. 0. Stone
Most of the stolen articles have been recover
ed by officers Burke and PhilIppy.
Newall Larlbee alias Laribee Flaribee. ha!
been lodged in the Detective office BY Tria
Justice O. R. Levy for safe-keeping.
Lizzie White was arrested yesterday, charS
ed with stealing gun from the premises 0
Mr.. ]. R. Sampson, No. 40 King street.
BENJAMIN Carvihl was arrested yesterday
biz Officer Burke, on charge of larceny.
CoURT OF GENERAL SESSIoNs.-The cour'
met Yesterday at o'clock A. NJ, Judge re
phaniah Platt presiding.
The case of the State vs.. Robert Sans, In
dlcted for the murder Of his wife, was conclud
ed. and the prisoner was found guilty.
The grand jury brought in the following true
bills:
The State vs. Ephraim Bake-assauit and
battery.
The State vs.. Patrick Sattery-assault and
battery.
The State vs.. N. c. Buxbaum-assault and
battery.
Thomas Butler-assault with intent to kill,
and assault and battery.
The State VS.. Edward Magwood-larceny.
The State Vs. Peter Boyd-assault and bat
terry with Intent to kill. Not guilty.
DONATIONS TO THE FAIR OF THE GERMAN
LADIES' SoCIETY.-The ladies again thankfully
acknowledge the following donations: Ten dol
lars, B. Siegling; one gold ring, F. Holloway
one kerosene lamp, Stiles & Jennings; six pail
earrings. Mrs. NJ. Won Habeln; one embroider
ed sofa cushion and three pair Infants SHOES
Miss Carrie Bollmann; one pair lamp mats
Miss Annie Bollmann; one piacushion, Miss
Jessie Kerrlson; two fancy pictures and tw'
pair lamp mats, Misses Isabella, Lilly and EV'
Cohen; one fancy palmetto basket, j. R. Real
&C.,; four fancy bows, C. Plenge; five dollars
A. Wltte; two pair cups and saucers, J. Wul
bern: one bow, Mr.. Furchgott; one watch
stand, Mrs. Winberg; one meerschaum pipe
l.. D. Meyer; one handsome sofa cushion, Mrs
L. Haas; one pair leggisgs, Madame Girard
one hundred oranges. E. Brandes; ten dollars
TN. BRISTOL Il Co.; one pair vases, J. c. Oge
mann; one pair vases. W. G. Whilden d Co.