The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-13
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Meetings. This Day,
MeteIhBs IuIS OHy'
Washington Lodge, at s P. N.
s;onewall Fire Company, at half.past 2. N.

Washington Lodge, at P. NJ.
.,;onewall Fire Company, at half.past ?. NJ
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CorTOS FOR EURoPE.-Messrs. Hunt Broth
era Co. cleared the British bark Voltage yester-
day for Liverpool with t5 bags sea island coseon'
23ls bales up,and cotton, 55l bags cot1on seeo'
and lS9 tons phoe phate rocH-Ta!ued ae siasoos.
JSorEsT.-Coroner Taft held an inquest yes
ta-day morning, at No. IL Trsdd street. over the
body Of s colored man named John MAJOR, WIN
had died suddenly on the preceding nieht wirnou'
., ;uc ATTENDED " physician. post nortens
examipatna h. 6 been held. the surgeon gave
il az his opinion that the deceased had died from
a disease OF the lungs and liver, anu the juryre-
turned vertI!cs accordingly.
RECovERED-A lot Of mating and gas Tx
lures have been recovered oy officers Burke and
Davis, and are at the Detective office fof the
owner They belong to Mrs. Ellen Harriet, No.
43 Warren street, and were stolen from an un'
inhabited house on Thursday night BY some
little girls A co!ored man caught one OF Tile
pir's coming out o! the house with some mating,
and reporting her Immediately. The detective
officers discovered the rest OF the stolen pr persy
and arrested the thieves.
THE LATE FAIR-The Sisters OF Mercy
gratefully acknowledge, through the treasurer OF
the committee, Mr.. N. ". ST. Amand, the sum OF
s7s1s o. the proceeds of the recent fair held for
their benefit. The Sisters return sincere thanks 10
the gentlemen OF the committee for the noble
efforts made in their behalf Also, to the ladies In
Of no fOr
seltsacriacng labors and to ali their friends who
go generously aided In he good work.
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VIOLENT DEATH OF FORMER CHAILESTo-
MANA special dispatch to the Savannah News,
frcm Albany, Ca, May TO- states that ''Robert
Zacharlas was shot and killed to-day by man
named Clark, his former partner" The deceased
was aged 2S years. Hc was the eldest son OIL mr.
E. ZachariaS, formerly merchant IN this city,
but now resident OF Savannah. The Dung man
was returning TO his home from Texas when ne
was murdered. He has large number OF iriehaS
and relatives here who mourn his unitimely tate
STEAMSHIP TIRGINIA-FULL CARGoES TO lND
FROM PHILApELPHIA-The Philadelphia Charles
ton steamship line is attracting full line OF
freight only this city but to all Interior pon's
-tAetaritf of rates being very moderate on all the
great leading articles which make up the trade OF
Philadelphia. Bacon, flour, sugar, syru2s, IRON
ware, &C., are coming in can>i 'erable quantities.
This company Is now moving iron rails for some
interior point, which seems strange for q steam
line hereabouts: but the Williams Guion steam
ers. from Liverpool, bring every week large
tonnage Of rails. aud finI 1t renuherative. Noth-
ing like popuarlzing steam transportation.
o. WHAT FALL WAS THERE The lofty
height to which the steeple OF the new German
Church in King street is being raised, and the,
frsil appearance Of the network OF scanoldine
which surrounds il, attracts a good deal OF at
tentlon in the upper part Of the city, and the
report yesterday that two men had fallen from
il. drew together large concourse ofthe curious
in few minutes. The only foundation Tor the
report lay in the fact that TWO worSmen had iai-
len about four feet while working on the inner
portion OF the steeple receiving only a rev
bruises Building steep:e Is not the safest work
in the world, but II the good wishes OF host OF
our friends avail, the new German Church Will be-
completed without accidental loss Of life or limbs.
CLUBS AND STARs.-Frauk Smith. taken up
in a state OF intoXicaton at the corner OF Lynch
and Bull Streets was sent to the House OF Cor
rection for twenty days under the vagrdEt law.
TIVE white meu lodged for lying down dru lu
tie streets were sentenced each to pay fine OF
s. or 20 to the House OF Correction for ten days.
Both went.
Ben Lockheardt, arrested for raising row at
csIored pall in q house IL Queen street, was SEN
fenced TO pay a lne OF $40. or spend twenty Gays
in the House OF Correction. Time net beiag mon
ey to him he went to the WorShouse.
Charles Moore and Molly Daniels, arrested Tor
fighting In disorderly house in BerresIord street
had q hearing aud are held for further eXamina
ton.
mule found going at argein Spring street.
was lodged i'll the stat'cnhepse yard, ana awaits
identlnGati6n.
UNITED STATES COURT, FRIDAY, MAY r.,
HoS. GEORGE 5. BRYAN PREsIDING-No objection
being nude, the court granted final discharge
to Abner Hambright, bankrupt.
The Judge apnr"v ii OF the report OF the regs
trar as to theexempted EuReEtydh the rnai1re o.
Belnger Sou, baukrupts. al
<fhe assig:ee OF Jrhn j. Slagle was ordered TO
sell the properly belonging to the oahkrupes
estate for cash. after giving due notice 10 all tue
lien creditors to prove their claims.
The properly OF John L. Jones, bankrupt, was
also ordered TO be sold by the assignee after due
notice to the lien creditors.
The lien Of ]. ". Harrington, administrator,
was ordered to be paid by the assignee OF Henry
Fuller, bankrupt, upcn good security oeiag given
that the money oe reluune should the United
States Supreme Court decide that negro bonds
are not collectable.
The property belonging to the estates OF Sea- |
born Jones, Henry Fuller and Geo. W. Barnes, |
bankrupts, Was ordered to be sold by their re.
spective assigpees after giving due notice 10 the
lien creditors TO prove their claims.
GREESBRIER White SULPHUR SPRISGS.-Ihe
advertisement OF these celebrated springs ap-
pea.s in THE NEWS today. They vii! be open on
the 1st OF June for lii, reception o visitors, and
are prepared under the eaaI ged capacities, 10
accommodate from fifteen hundred 10 TWO thous-
and guests. The reputation Of the White Sulphur
ls so extended that little need be said IN commeli'
dation Of it, AS the centre Of fashion 1t has no
rival In the south, ar: is ST rising 10 the popu'
lariy Of the great resorts of the North. In point
of the value OF It's water and the beauty VI us
scenery it Is fer ahead OF them, and Should at
t-ort many OF those who are In the habit Of spend
ing their summer vacations at Saratoga ana Long