The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-29

to ten days. lew ZOE d Perlou VI chitVy uoyo.
This statement Is given, bearing, GATE nom Gotnh sne
2sa day Of July, 1871 to the z''h Oh o''00s''
The grand jury also visited the Jail, and
| found the same In no better condlLlon IMAM
| heretofore reported, and are compelled again
to bring to the attention Of your honor: The
Importance OF immediate repairs to.the root
Of the tower, the same being In q ,leaky condi-
ton: also, to u large number Of broken Win-
dow glasses, and the importance OF having q
stove Immediately placed on the basement
door In the tower, which, II not ATTENDED 10,
viii produce much El.healih and discomfort TO
the prisoners therein confined. There are
now under confinement about fifty persons.
:. The outer buildings attached 10 the court
repairing of the zane demands the Immediate
attentlo1 Of those officers who have them In
their charge.
are about to.be discharged and to leave you as
q body, and while having served as jurors
under your charge and instructlons, ney
| trust to have given your honor perfect salts
| faction In all Of their duties.
They do respectfully ask the courts atten-
| ton to this tact: While composed OF eighteen
| men, many of them not having those. adVan-
| tages OF education which others have had,
| nevertheless they have strfyen to do their
| duty. With honesty and taithfulness, and to the
4 OS4t vi kuClI uUlllyS Anu 49,
It was unpleasant to many OF them q few days
ago to have heard remarked In open court
that they as q body represented nothing but
stupidity and ignorance, but while the gentle
man, D. T. Corbin, who 80 Infatuated, may be
educated, honest, learned In the law, &C.,
| they thought he should have been amongst the
last to attempt to degrade such as themselves;
| possibly, through passion, the gentleman had
forgotten the important fact that all, or most
of them, were once amongst those OF hiB con-
stituentS.
The grand jury desire to return their sincere
thanks to the officers Of this honorable court
for their cordial cooperation In the discharge
of their duties. Respectfully nl sae @d1.an
Foreman Grand Jury, Charleston County.
Municipal Court.
stephney Rlley, obstructlng the platform of
the Northeastern Railroad depot, with his car
rage, two dollars. Charles Bright, disorder
" and forcing his way into the circus, one
dollar or ten days. James Hayden and Allen
Gardner, disorderly, one dollar or ten days
each. Stephen Waring and John Alexander,
drunk, dlsorderly and fighting, two dollars or
twenty days each. Rachel McGlnDls, drunk
and disorderly, two dollars or twenty days.
James Drayton, tapping the till of J. G. b.
Harbers, thirty days. Anderson Miller, drunk,
disorderiy and resisting the police, two dol
lars or twenty days. Andrew Bryan, disor-
derly, two dollars or twenty days. NJ. Pow
era, scavenger of Ward 4, derelIctIon ofduty,
| five dollars. Rsbecca Fordham, disorderly,
two dollars or twenty days. John Williams,
disorderly, two dollars or twenty days. VIII
liam Burke, drunk, one dollar OF ten days.
/ A dog. at large, n dollar. A dangerous hole
in Calhoun street, near Elizabeth, referred to
Inspector Ferguson.
Trial Justices Courts.
J. Rlvero Riabas, mate of the Spanish brig
Augusta Elisha, was before Trial Justice Levy,
yesterday, charged with assault and battery
on q sailor. he was found guilty Of assault,
and fined fifty cents and costs.
John Coutrier was committed to jail for e1-