The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-06
LOCAL EACONICS.

The Bruderllcher Bund will give ono Of
their pleasant entertainments this evening.
Joseph Mustapha was locked up In the
upper Guardhouse, last evening, on cnarge
Of stealing five dollars.
The Bruderlicher Bund will give masque-
rade at the Academy of Music on the l4lh in
slant.
ALI persons having l.. ns against the Ed
isto and Ashley Canal Company are requested
to present them for registry at the ONCE OF
Messrs. Peake Il Milea, No. 6 Central Wharf.
The Carolina friends OF tie Re7. DR.. B. ID.
Palmer, Of New Orleans, will be panied 10
learn of the death of his daughter, Miss Ma
rion L. Palmer, aged seventeen, which took
place last week.
Cesar Ramsey and James Jones, both
colored, were brought to the Detective office,
Yesterday, on charge of robbing an unknown
colored man, who passed Tuesday night IN
their house on State street. The amount Oh
the theft was sIxty-four dollars.
The Rey. Nehemiah Adams, D. D., Of Bos-
ton, the author oil the "South Side View Of
Slavery" and of various religious works, is
soon expected to visit Charleston, to spend
some weeks with his SOD, the Rev. VIM. q.
Adams, Pastor of the Circular Church.
The anniversary meeting and supper OF
Hook and Ladder Company, No. l, was held
at their hall on Tuesday evening. An election
was held for officers for the ensuing year, with
the following result: VIM. Tennent, foremani
John Doyle, assistant; J. a. Loeb, secretary;
n. Johnston, treasurer; j. 0Brlen, hallkeeper.
The house of N. N. Rogers d Co., OF New
York, with which our former townsman, Mr..
". T. Burge, is now identified, offers to the
Southern trade, in to-dsy's NEWS, splendid
stock of spring and summer clothing, manu-
featured exclusively for the Southern trade.
The inducements they present are worthy OF
attention.
"A colored man, eighteen years of age, was
brought to the City Hospital yesterday morn
ing, suffering from severe laeeraIion of the
rlyht foot, received In st. james Goosecrees,
on Tuesday afternoon, while attempting to
board a passing train. He missed the step
and fell, the wheels passing over hls foof.
Yesterday, amputatlon was deemed necessary,
and, accordingly, the foot was cut on at the
ankle Joint. Nc dangerous effects have fol-
lowed The operation, and it is hoped he will
soon recover.
We bad the pleasure Of call from Mr..
Dana @. Pearson, editor of The West, mcnth-
ly paper of sixteen pages, published by. a.
Oarmany g. Co., OF San Francisco, CAL, also
publishers of the Overland Monthly. The
West Is devoted exclusively to the climate,
BOIL, productions, resources, &C., of the Cali
fornia and Pacific Coast, States and Territories
It is published for one dollar per year, and is |
full of Information about that Interesting re.
giou. Mr.. Pearson will remain a few days
here to receive subscriptions for his paper. He
says this is his California climate.
"A fair for the benefit OF Hook and Ladder
Company, No. 8, is in progress az Military
Hall, on Wentworth street. The fair room ls
neatly and tsstefully arranged, and the tables,
sixteen In number, present a tempting ap-
pearance. 1t is being very well patronized, |
the receipts on Monday and Tuesday evenings
averaging, exclusive of expenses, between
sixty and seventy dollars. A band, sta
toned just outside the hall, discourses fue !
music during the evenings entertainment,
lne doors being closed nightly at half past |
twelve O'Clock.