The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-09
LOCAL LACONICS.

Professor B. Senior has been appointed
organst for solomon's Lodge, No. /, A. F. ID.
Advertisements remind people of things
thew had been wanting all along, but had for
gotten all about.
The Board OF Trade establishment, real
estate, furniture and all, is to be sold at auc-
tion on the 18th of February.
The German Fire Company will give q
grand ball in celebration of their anniversary
the 18th of February.
George B. Cuthbert, colored, was arrest
ed and taken to tie main Guardhouse Yester-
day for stealing cotton from Atlantic wharf.
Tony Howard, colored, being found with
a bag of cotton under suspicious clrcumstan-
ces. was carried to the main Guardhouse for
examination.
old Probabilities predicts for the South
ern States to-day northerly and northwesterly
winds, with generally clear weather and lower
temperature.
The Agricultural Society of South Caro-
lima will hold its anniversary meeting at
Holiness Lyceum, this evening, st half-past
ssyen o'clock. A full attendance is desired,
az business ofimportance will be transacted.
The Washington Light Infantry Rihe Club
have adopted neat blue uniform cap, trim
med with leopard skin, bngle, &C., and uni
form coat of similar color, with ball buttons,
which will give the club the appearance on
parade OF the old corps.
-Georgiana Walker, colored, having be-
come attached to babe, the offspring OF q
colored girl, took possession Of it and inflicted
a sore chastsement upon the an1ious mother
when the latter requested her to give 1t up.
The mother poured forth her wrongs into the
ssmpathlzlng ear Of Trial Justice Mackey, VINO
hned the sable Georgiana one dollar and
costs, and compelled her to give up the babe.
AT the orty-eighth anniversary meeting OF
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2,
held last evening, the following officers were
unanimously elected to serve for -!hs ensuing
year: 7. L. Davidson, foreman; Andrew Duff
fy, assistant foreman; F. A. Lord, secretary;
-ssmuel Webb, treasurer; W. N. Fitch, sur
peon; q. W. Schroeder, solicitor; Rev. W. B.
YsteS. chaplain.
William Weathers, a negro youth OF noto-
riously bad character, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by the detectives for stealing
number Of gold and diamond rings from the
sore of MIR. E. Rosenthal, No. sos King
street, on tuesday last. The theft was effected
by breaking a widow pane, behind which
the rings were displayed. The rings, ten IN
number, were valued at sl72. All have been
recovered from different persons, TO whom
they we're sold at triiing prices.
AT meeting of the commissioners OF pub
Lie lands on Tuesday night, Captain James ID.
Carson was unanimously reelected president
OF the board, and ]. NJ. F. Dereef secretary
and treasurer. The following resolution was
adopted and ordered to be published In the
daily papers: 'sThat the thanks OF this board
IA respectfully rendered to our worthy presi'
dent, Captain James III. Carson, for the able
and dlgnided manner In which he has pre-
sided over the deliberations Of this board, and
wa hall hls reelection with pleasure"
The following officers have been re-elect-
ed for the ensuing year, at the regular meet
Ing of the society for the relief of families OF
deceased and INDECENT members Of the medl'
cal profession of South Carolina: q. Ged-
dings, N. D., president; E. Horlseck, Nd,
yice-presdent; q. W. Desaussure, N. D., SEC
retary; J. L. Dawson, N. D., treasurer; Drs
T. q. Prioleau, T. L. Ogier, W. T. Wragg, ]. 2.
Chasal, W. b. Huger, q. Winthrop, ]. T.
Mitchell, A. Raoul, standing committee; T. 8.
Grimke, NJ. D., h. W. Desaussure, Jr., M. D.,
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