The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-20
THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.


Jack Robinson, Peter Brown ana samuel
Hssxett, dlsorderly aud fighting; two dollars
each or twenty days. Emma Green, Ellza
Edwards. Sarah Ann Williams, Mary Nelson
Clara Fields aud Sarah DuPre, dlsorderly ana
,slnq obscene language; Clara Fields dls'
CHARGED. the others Two dollars each or twen
tv days. Sarah McGee, dlsorderly and resist
ing the police; five dollars or thirty days
John Brown, till tapping; trial justice. Alex
ander Emily, lodged by his mother Tor SAFE
keeping; held to her order. John 'achsoh'
DRINK. dsorderly and resisting the pohce;
tria, ,ustlcs. Patrick Norton, drunk ana ais
orderly. one dollar. Alexander Patet, sleeI-
,no nnon a bench 10 White Point Garden; one
dollar: Saul Cuthbert, dlsorderly and assault
inc Thomas Nolan; trial justice. Thomas
Mitcbell. drunk and dlsorderly; two dollars
or twenty days. william Campbell, B. Camp.
hell BOSTON jenkins, Richard Fraser, Charles
Green. Thomas Smith, Robert Gaillard and
Edward Gaillard, boys, disorderly and orlcx'
batting policeman; one dollar each or ten
days. g. q. Schneider, disorderly and fight
Ing; two dollars or twenty days. A Newfound'
land dog, astray, one dollar.
Trial Justice Courts.
Frank Hamln, for stealing batteau from
BENJAMIN Singleton, was sent to jail yester-
day. for i've DAYS, by Trial Justice Lovelt.
Venus Cooley, fer assaulting Clara Smith,
was sentenced to five dollars fae or thirty
day jail by the sameJustice.
Daniel Morey and jeremiah Hurley were mp
before Trial Justice Levy for assaulting the
frat mate of ths bark Ada Carter. They were
sentenced to pay ten dollars each or spend
thirty days In Jail.
Samuel Cuthbert, charged with robbing
Thomas Nolan OF his watch, on Saturday
night, in Elliott street, was committed for
further examination.
John jackson, for assaulting policeman In
discharge of his duty, was sentenced to pay
FIVE dollars and costs, or llDger twenty days In
JAIL.
Sarah McGee was carried before Trial JUS
tiee John G. Maekey for assanlting John Hef-
from in the Mayors Court yesterday. She
was committed for trial on next Saturday.
Carrie Smith, charged with assaulting Venus
Cooley, and John Cooley, charged with beat
ing bis wife, were bound over for examina-
ton on Saturday next
A policeman who arrested some boys on the
previous afternoon for brlckbattiDg him while
in the discharge of his duty, was carried be-
fore the same justice charged with assault and
battery. He was sentenced to pay ten dol
lars and costs, but appealed.
John Brown, the boy who robbed Mr.. L"t-
lens I'LL on last Saturday, was committed for
trial. While the constable was taking him to
iail, he asked to be allowed to buy some TO-
bacco in a store which he was passing. AS
soon as the proprietor handed him the tooac-
CO. he made q dash for the door, saying the
State would pay tor It. He was, however,
overiaken, and after considerable biting and
scuf1ing safely locked mp.
Nassau Grant, alias Givens, who robbed MIR.
Psckhaber's till on last Thursday, was bound
over In the sum of three hundred dollars by
Trial Justice A. II. Mackey yesterday to ap-
pear at the next term of the Criminal Court.
Robert Floyd, said to have been implicated In
the affair, was discharged, the evidence being
insufficient to convict him.