The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-28

PERsoNAL. General E. Marshall, Of the Uni
tee States Army. is at the Charleston. III
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The ECLIPsE.-Miss Luna appeared, last
evening according to the programme laid down in
that reliable" annual of Mr.. Miller's with ono of
her rounded checks besmeared with dusky shade.
ST. THADDsus CHURCH. AIKEN.-The follow
ing gentlemen were elected YES, ,rymen and wardens
at IN election held on the 25th instant.
men.-Frederick A. Ford Chairman. ()tis +
Chafee, DR.. William +. Percval D. II. Kemme, VIII
liam Gregg.
Wardens-Henry W. Ravene, Benjamin NJ. Wal
pole.
IHE FAsH1oNs-Panniers, all agree, have
had their day
Very large flowers on bats and heads and dresses,
are the newest thing over the water
Enamelled jewelry is the most fashionable now.
Ancient crockery is moro in style than ever In
Paris. -4r
Plain paper and envelopes. without initial or mo-.
nogram, are most elegant now 5sgs,7
Hot SUPPER AND REFRBsHMENT ENTERTAIN.
MENT-The ladies OF the Catholic congregations Of
the city, desirous OF aiding Bishop Persico in the
erection of the new church in Aiken purpose giving
hot supper and reIreshment entertainment In
Hibernian Hall, On the I'd Of February to continue
for three days In connection with the entertain
ment there will be offered for sale fine collection
OF useful and fancy articles. The whole naattor win
be under the patronage of Q number of prominent
gentlemen.
CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN METHODIST
kRBcoPAL CHURoR-FoURTH DAY.-Divine service
4; by the Rev. Hiram Young.
Recomm endations and petitions for the return Of
ministers to their stations and missions were read
and turned over to the Bishop.
On tuesday afternoon tho Committee on Admis-
sions had before them twenty-five applicants for
admission. The Committee on Study had before
them twenty preachers for examination Bishop
braTn made some pointed remarks to young preach
ers relative to their duties, and urged upon them
to remain steadfast intte faith unbiased by the out
sSside world.
THEATRE.-The inclement weather last eve.
ningsomswhat inserered with the attendance al the
theatre yet those that present seemed pleased
with the performance of the Lancashire Lass, In
which Miss Annie Deland played Ruth Kirby. with
her accustomed spirit Tc-morrow evening this LADY
will take her farewell benefit. and make her last an
pearance but one on which occasion an entirely
@snew play will be presented in which several new
actors who have been recently engaged by Mr.. Gil.
bert will mako their first appearance The plav ia
entitled, "Blow fer Glow and was first produced in
London. September Sch, 188S and is still running
there Itwonld be we'll to engage seats in advance
The treasurer is In attendance at the theatre daily
from A. NJ. till p. M. for that purpose u, as n 7.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The list Of offenders be-
fore the Mayors Court was quite small Yesterday,
The first case on the docket was white man. ar
ragned on the charge of annoying the guests at the
Charleston Hotel. He was fined s5. 'sari ce
The next was young, lonely and erring dapoael
by the name Of Carrie. who was lodged for being
drunk and disof1erly and attempting to break into
Annie Jackson's house In Westsreet, resisting the
police and afterwards breaking water bucket in her
cell Fined $40. and in default 'sent up', for ten
days. @
jacob Butler. young hopeful Of sable hue, in his
fourteenth summer, sent to the House of Correc.
ton for thirty days for stealing pair of shoes end
for vagrancy.
Henry sprigison white, lodged for being under the
influence Of liquor aud sleeping in the street a. the
corner OF Meeting streets.
REpoRrERs' CRUMBS. City stock was arm
yesterday at 90.
Henry Cobia, Esq, was unanimously elected presi.
dent OF the Peoples National Bank of this city, in.
stead of the Peoplee Bank. previously announced
The jury In the Jones murder case were in session
three hours before they broughti in verdict
The German Fire Engine Company ga,e another
oneof their charming balls last evening at the hall
James ]. Reeves, principal, and Michael Bvrns
accessory to tho Jones murder, were commit ted to
jail yesterday. e ~ alfF5a.s,eg
The steamship Golden Horn, from Liverpool ar.
rived yesterday afternoon. sI
The excitement IN the city consequent on the re-
cent rnus der died out very soon.
A mule attached to o. dray loaded with cotton
slipped and fell yesterday the street railroad track
at the corner Of Wentworth and Meeting Streets
1T r,,II II~>..k~
and all hands are on the best Of terms. Happy
result,
ME-, W. T. White. stonecuttr r. Meeing-street, has
neat monument in his marble yard which is to be
put over the grave Of Colonel Benjamin Johnson
who served In tho Hampton Legion during the war
The st. Cecilia Society gives bah this evening at
the South Carolina Hall. sss
THE UNITED STATES Court, JANUARY 27-
HoN. uEoRcE g. BRxAN. PHEsrDrHa.-The Court
opened ct IL O'Clock. The following causes. were
dispoesd Of:
Ex parte Jos. Frank, in re Thos @. C.,Eountain Re.
ferred to ,. Q. Carpenter to take testimony and re-
port upon the validity Of the liens alleged to be In
forcs against Thos. 3. Fountain, adjudged bank
rupt.
Jury No. answered to their narnes ana resur
cd consideration Of the which was conmenc-
ed on Monday, and was under consideration vaa.
ter6sy.i III g II, nm
Mowry & Co. w. W. L. Leggett In bansruptcy.
Opposition to full and Anal discharge on ground OF
fraudulent conveyance. Pressley. Lord d Inaiesbv
for plAinh1; Townsend & Hudson and Duryea 4
Cohen for DESCENDANT In ag 4amgg q
Ex parte James Finley. John O. Fanning Jos. w.
Philips, Edward Argoe, A. N. ElEsy, John b. shu.
iers Freemap Conner. Joseph a. oppsnheina, julius
e oppenheim. Samuel H.Oypenheim. Petitions
.os fuii and anal discharge The Reg strar report
IxInt M ,L-s.st
1ssq Fun and hnal Discharge was ordered.
"a parte r. p. Lake. In 70 r. a. Kinard. Petition
fsrhtunctions Ordered that sherifs or Nawbafrv M