The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-07

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Of the Young Mems Christian Association, in Kim
street, opposite HaseL instead fin Tr:s.. es::rch
cordial invitation to MI persons, ladies' as wen
gentlemen, is extended. :,.S
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X. RDoPENNa.-We take pleasure IN ..nnouncins
that Messrs JEnroRDs & Co., who were burned oul
late fire in Vondue Range, have resumed bust
ness at No. 80, opposite their old stand vendut
| Range has deserved popularity as good busi
ness stand snd Messrs JETFoRDs 4 Co., have &C
ted wisely in: not forsadng it, as thor customers
will now have no difficulty in locating th EN-.
REBunDNa.-The burnt district will long con.
tinue an eye-sore to our citizens; but though the
Improvements in that locality are SLOW the ravages
caused by the Fro King in other sections are rap
idly disappearing. The fires are as FREQUENT and
the results as disastrous, but the energy OF old
Charleston has not been destroyed, and the ne
building now in progress on King street proves
that the promenade Of the city will not long be
disgracedS by. ruins. The late fire in Victoria
Range completely destroyed one house, and Sc.
riously damaged Others but the workmen are al
ready on the spot, and though the scaffolding
offers some impedlment to the passers, it is sign
OF progress that compensates for the temporary
inconvenience offered to travel, ss
B'NI B'RrH--The gentlemen connected with
the newly established lodge Of this Order gave q
very handsome entertainment last night at tho He
brew Orphan Society's Hall, in honor Of the Dele
gates from the Philadelphia Grand Lodge, who
had come here to install the officers Of Dan Lodge
No. 93, organized yesterday in this city The
Presidents Of the several Synagogues, and Of the
different Hebrew Societies, members Of the learned
professions, and even Of the sfourth estate" were
among the invited guests. There were many toasts
drunk, and many speeches made, some of them
very good. We regretted that the stern demand
epf the nightly treadmill compelled our early with
drawaL The reunion was one altogether pleasant
and nothing whatever occurred from first to last to
mar the entente cordsae. E s5,;,3s
Thefesst was one in deed as in name. Every
thing was OF tho best, aud prepared in excellent
style by the very cunning hands Of Mrs. e. E.
OrTo1ENau1, assisted oy several artisses not less
skilled. The Committee Of Arrang ements also
merit the amplest credit for the handsome man
ner which they executed their t. ust: g IN
Mr.. MILLER, one OF the delegates from the
Grand Lodge, in answer to the toast to the
Order Of Bnat B'rsh, nude some very in
terestins remarks, setting forth the aims and OBJ
jects OF the Orders As far aswe are able to Judge
it seems to us thatin these it much resembles the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows 4: T.. g {. !:
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EXTENSIVE RoRsER1Es or GROCERY sroasss,.:.;4t
is difficult matter for q thief to run his course
for any length Of time and escape detestion. This
is especially the case in Charleston, for robbery
is no sooner oommitted than the perpetrators are
gobbled up by the vgant detectives. Yet, notwith-
standing this known fact, some parties are con-
tnually endeavoring to accumulate property not
their own, and are as surely discovered aud ar
rested. On last Friday and Saturday two colored
thieves, named Philip alias Red Martin, and
Samuel Gordon alas Blood, made q raid on
several large grocery establishments, and succeed
ed in carrying Of tobacco to the value Of $500 or
$500. :5=; :. NJ. =. y.S.: .i '.. Il
s. On Friday night .Messrs WAGNER, HEATH &
MoNsEEs, at the corner of East Bay and Queen
streets, lost one and half boxes, and on the fol-
lowing night Messrs. BRuNs l. BEE, HENRY; Bus
uHoFF l. Co., and g. W. CLARK 4 Co.. we're the
sufferers to the extent of one box from the first
two establishments and two boxes from the last.
The case; was placed in. lhe hands OF Lieutenant
HENDRIcKs, and tho tobacco was soon traced to the
house of Two noted receivers at the corner OF Oak
houn street and East Bay The tobacco was found
and identified by the owners although it had been
taken from the boxes, and the latter partially
burnt. the names and brand fortunately escaping.
The thieves and their confederates Richard Berh-
mans and 81. Youngelous we're arrested the same
day Sunday, and committed to jail. :.-, n:
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MAroR's CoUaar; May e.--An individual who
vends soda water during the week. for the benefit
OF thirsty spuls in the upper wards, and who,
thinking hia svrups might taste as pleasant on the
Sabbath as any other 'daH. opened; one half hiia
front door and. .aet his sfodafain Ito -izor; but IL
was stopped by . policeman, and fined SIS by his
honor. SE:sT:#;;;s SES:.s #;;:;.ss s. tsa 4 :saS.
James Henry md james :Gaillaarrdd, two coioredd
boys, we're "fotched" up forzstealing piece 0,
washing and Offering It arounh Tor sale at very re-