The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-13

: PnNIINa OrF1oE.-By reference TO tho card o
tho veteran job printer, MIR. A. J. BURKE, It viii
bo eoen that he Is still at his old stand No. 6!
, Mootng stroct, up stairs, prepared as always, Il
do any kind OF fancy, book, or ornamental printing
that may DO Desired.
LEGAL AMuRKMENTs.-Tho legal fraternity, tiret
Of tho labors Of the week. resolved on Saturday tt
leave thor musty tones and spond day In tht
Courts OF Nature, FREQ from tho restrictions o.
law. number Of tho mombcrs OF the Bar hai
invited Judge MUNRO to piono giyon at DR.
pAnKER's plantation, fifteen miles from tho city
aud tho entire party, including his Honor the
Judge and majority OF tho fraternity loft the city
by tho morning tran on tho South Carolina Rail
road. Tho weather WAS charming and tho company
boing in tho best Of humors, tho day was spent
PLEASANTLY. In consequence OF the picnic there
wcro no Courts hold and no legal business trans
acLed. .Eatfts
! THE HmERNIooN tonight is going to unfold its
glorios for tho last time In city for the benefit
OF tho fomnlo orphans under tho charge Of " The
Sstors." Wo havo so often already spoken OF thiH
panorama Of bIr. MoEvora, blonding tho scenic,
musical and dramatic, in happy combination, that
NO doom IL unnecessary to entor stnto further par
ticulars respecting its merits OF this lato dny.
Miss DALTON earned hearty plaudlts on Saturday
night, by her spirited rendering Of the great Fe-
nian song Tho Wearing Of tho Greop." Her
| acting was very good all through the evening.
BARNEY is inimitable, though wo must say tho
ghost business is decided failure and our opin-
ION, ut least, tho +" Widow Maohree" beats ali Tho
ghosts that ever wore brought on the stage.
However, tho ghost, wo bolioyo, is not TO spp?.-
| tonight, but we to hayo an exhibition OF tho
entiro canvass, and all the natural beauti.a Of
| tho "Gem Of the Soa.r .5,a ..
FIREs.-At 10 O'Clock last night tho alarm bells
struck Ward No. 4, and the fremen, with their
] accustomed promptitude, wore soon at tho spot.
| Smoke WAS discovered issuing from tho promises
No. S0i King stroot, occupiedby Mr. 81. CLARKE, as
q fancy dry goods store, but tho streams Of water
! sent into the building soon subdued the flames.
At tho first alarm, Sergeant PouLNoT, Of the police
! force, who Lived near, wss notified, and, visiting
tho promises, no found pannol broken from tho
back door and o barrel Of shnyings placed
| un1er tho stairway. Those were on Ere
and tho whole building full or smoke.
| There was no furniture in tho outbuilding and in
but ono room Of tho house, which was occupied by
| tarco persons as bed room. Tho stock was in
| sured in tho agencies OF HRnIor i %. and LEE &
Co., and the store, which was the property OF A.
| yoS CLAIM, was also insured, but wo were unable
70 ODtalp inc unOunt6. lIttte QAunSe WaS done by
the fire. but the water completely flooded tho store
The fro WAS evidently the work OF an incendiary,
hut no porson was known to be on tho promises at
| tho time.
At tho fro OF Friday morning Mr. II. CohiEn-
FORD was not insured, and his loss in stock will be
about $17O0. Tho house was tho property Of D.
BONNER, and was insured for $4,000. Mr. CoMRR
FORD ia not dsmayed by tho FIRE, but, loarn, will
soon recommence the wheelwrisht business on q
mora extended scale.
MAYORS Court, May Thames Brown and VIII
liam Campbell, two very smnll and very bellgerent
black boys, who had into the street to settle
somo difficulty, other political or otherwise, were
fined IS each.
A man, who had been found with anothers pan
taloons on, which he had takon from the trunk Of
witness, together with other articles OF wearing
apparel, had his referred to Magistrate not
withstanding his strong assoyeratons that he had
bought tho articles very cheap from white man
that ho didn't know. a
Several cases on the docket wero dismissed either
from being of a trivial nature or from having a
good dsfence, but two porscns were finod Is each
| for having been found lying drunk In the street
and i'll Attempting to explain discovered TO be
Icing in Court. sHr
RELIGIOUS OpsERvANoEs- CHuRoH.-Tho
| Rev. ELLISON CAPRRs, recently ordained In this
city, occupied the pulpit in Grace Church yester-
dny morning, and preached to largo and atten-
tive congregation. Many OF his audience remem-
bored him before he had exchanged the sword for
tho gown, and hoard tho same voice that used TO
load them to battle now inviting them 10 come to
tho throne OF Grace and have their sins forgiven.
The performance Of the choir elected general
nroiaa md ba Reatar dacorationo a5dad
| to the beauty Of the Church. 4..t l
sr. JoHH's AID Sr. F1aBARa Tho new Chapel
ia Queen street was the soene OF very interesting
services yesterday. The Churah at early macs was
crowded, 30 again at tho regular morning service
whom 1876 were confirmed, 120 Of thom females, and
two cololed. Al nrrayed in white; the girls in
whito wells and dressed with very pretty wreaths.
The young communicates sat in front Of the pulpit,
very interesting spectacle, and striking sermon
on the the memorable text Of the Saviour "suffar
little children to como unto NO." Tho service was
condastod BY Bishop lILfhcusf Who explained the
rite confirmation: The choir, always excellent
made extra efforts for this OCCASION and furnished
rich least of sacred melody The candidates for
confirmation were In charge OF the Sisters Of Mercy
who had been their religious inatrluetors Yespers
wore road by Father soHAonTz. 10, ~ .;.rap :.
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ORDINATION sEnyoE.-st. Philips Church, yes
terdny, was worry crowded. The Convention having
just eloscd the Bishop and many OF tho minister's
We're still in the city, and tho Ordination Ser
vice was worry imposing. Tho sermon was
preached by .the pastor 'Fss; W. B. ". HOWE,
from 4 xviii. ys, thsSsfore, and
tcach all nations, baptising them In the IN name OF
tho Pathef and Of the Son, md OF the Holy Ghost:
teaching them 70 Observe all. things whstsoeyer
have commanded you; and, 10 II am with you al
waya even unto tie end bf the world. Amen.
Rey, q r: aaDaDH presented the candidate, Rev.
JOHN JoHssos, youngest son Of tho late DR.. Jo-
sEpH JoHNsoH, OF ;this city (the author Of an in
ttereating work on Revolutionary Beminisoenoes),
and the RI Rey. THos. F. DAVID, d. D., then per.
formed tho Ordination Service.
t'4I''>s-N' F7'''&'' @.--o-H
UErrAnIAN CHUhcH.-There WAS quite q large
congregation ut this place Of worehb plast might,
ithaSins been previously annouhcSa that The sub
tect Of the discourse would boz: Jesus not God; to
SsfOlleved, potyctshipp 4 'Tbetdst was nom
Mark I'll. $3.50. And ono Of the aoribss. came,
and haytpg heard them reasoning tostether, and
pdrcoiying that he had snsw6rea then, well, asked
him, which ia the first commandment Of all; and
Jesus answered him, the frst Of all the command
ments 10: Hear, o Jsrssl I6oLord our God is our
Lordt Aid thou shalt love the Lord thy God With
all thy heart and with all thy souI and with all tbv