The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-12
CITY. R,s.

CITY, AFFAIRS.
sEE.ssss.sE n,.sa.s g
Southern States Dental Association, at half.
past 1874. n.
South Carolina state Dental Association, at 10
A. n.
Survivors, Association, at P. NJ.
Palmetto Lodge. Z. OF P, at half-psst 7 Pm.
German Fire ComsSfy, ats I. n.
Auction Sales This Dny.
Lanrey & Alexander will sell at II o'clock,
on Browns wharf, corn.
Leitch 8 Bruins will sell OF 10 O'Clock, at No. 4
Coming street, furniture
Miles,, Drake will sell a. 10 O'Clock, AT his store
clothing, dry goods, DC.
\. 4. Hurt will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store
boots and shoes
william Mckay VII. sell at 1o.6'clock, at his
store, farniture, DC.
B. n. Marshall Il Brother will sell athslf.past 10
O'Clock, At their ONCE, hporsss, muios, &c.
TIE TTY. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the week
ending April 6 shows q total Of % deaths, Of
whom 8 were whites and II .colored persons.
:CRUMBs.-The annual celebration soiree OF
the charleston Rinemen Club win take place this
evening at the South Carolina HaI.
THE CHERAw LYcEUM LECrUREs.-The Che
raw Democrat, OF the sth' instant, announces that
the Hon. John E. Carew, our esteemed fellow
citizen OF Charleston, will deliver the nexemonth-
Iyecsare before the Gheraw Lyceun on the eve.
ming Of Thursday, April Is.
afHE FRENCH GoNsu1.ATE.Asince the transfer
ofM.de Bellalgue to the French Consulate In New
Yorsyfhasunsuakshaal ctSehsasbeen- plsced
In charge Of N. DE- Sibourg, to~hom all comulu-
.nications on the business OF the consulate should
be addressed.
GERMAN SUNBAY-S0HooL PlcN1c.-Ths chill
dren OF the German suuday-School, yearly three
hundred IN Runber- viii hare q picnic to-day at
the Schutzenplatn. With the delightful spring
weather, and the varied Arrangements for amuse-
ment Which are new ln-conplste order ct this
ptacs, the liStleeues cannot faift6 enjoy s'dehght-
mholday.
TIE BEAuFonrO oAMssIoNERs' CAsE.E.Upoh
the reading .. the verdict In this case, on Mon
day night the defendants counsel excepted to
the verdict. and gave notice Of . motion Ter . new
trial. Three days win be showed for the counsel
to prepare the bin OF exceptions, and the sentence
viii not be passed until the expiration OF that
time.
IA PbsroFfrcf ghooH.2fhe etrealar orfhcs,
lie the eye OF cPolyphemus. With which the, old
~Cssinatffcsse hsaecustomsd tosiQok Broad
street, Is DO DO nned up In the course Of the pres
emit repairs, and the question OF what isto be
put ln its'' will occur to many. The question has
aireaay been solved, and Mr.. Hoys says that, II
possible, sneat cleok vail diEsose OF the vacuum.
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STEALING dERANIuNs.-James Gaiflsrd, q
coiored youth, was discovered ct SIX O'Clock yes
terday morning by a policeman, making his way
homeward with i've pots Of geraniums tn9 hts
arms. He was arrested On suspicioo, and while
In custody.confessed that he had stolen them from
DE, Pelaer's premises In ST. Philip street. The cul-
PHI was broasht befers she Mayor, who sent him
to the House or Correction for twenty days under
b 'vsgrant law.
A New DRAMATIC CLuB.-A number of
young Germanso OF this city have recently formed
a Thalia Club, the ohlect.ot which Is the cultiVa-
ton OF the German language and manners IN
Charleston, and to gins theatrical enterntnments'
>c6ncer:s, &c., for the diversion Of the members
and their friends, as well as the German pubic
generally. The following gentlemen are the
officers Of the club B. Bote, director; b. Kloss,
vtce-director,r and J.. q. q. Oetgen, secretary and
treasurer.
C~soouET.-This pleasant, exciting and emil
rently healthful exercise has lately become quite
pepular with the ladies hereabooss. The delight
fc., breezy spring weather, and the garden WI
with their fresh and fragrant carpet OF green,
supply just the time and place needed to give zest
to the sport. And for the implements OF the
game, in the greatest variety, and at the lowest
prices, we commend our young friends to the
Hasel: street Bazaar, where the supply Of every
thing needed on the croquet lawn has been made
8 speciality.
CLUES AND STARs.-Two men reported for
obstructing the passageWay at the Northeastern
Railroad depot, and refusing to move when told
to do 80 by the police, were discharged upon ex-
animation
Susan Berry, lodged on the charge Of stealing
a gold ring and some underclothing from Mr..
Michael Hanley, is held for examination.
lack Byason, arressed on the cAargesof house
beeaklng and larceny, was found gully aud sens
to jail for thirty da5s.
A JUVENILE DELNoUENT.-Sarah Wright,
g small colcred girl about eight or nine years OF
aae, entered the shoe store OF Mr.. IF, Murray,
In Market street, Monday evening, In company
with three or four persons who wanted to make
purchases While they were being suited, Sarah,
was examining q pair OF CATERS, oontrived
to slip them, mobssrved, under her dress, and
Was ahout leaving with the rest os The party