The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26


THEATRE-ANNIE DELAND.-Last evening
Miss Annie Deland made her first appearance in
this city before one Of the largest and most fashion
able audiences that have assembled at the theatre
during Mr.. Gilbert's p, esent season. The play was
the Lancashire Lass" by Henry j. Byron, of Lon
don, which brought out the entire strength of the
dramatic company, and was well acted throughout,
all the perfol mers seeming to exert themselves to
render full justice to their various characterize but
Of course, the attention of the au ,lence centred
upon Miss Deand, who acted the lead ng character
of the play, Ruth Kirby" in very natural man
her, and with evident appreciation of her part
Miss De1and possesses o ane stage presence, is
young and good looking and has voice OF remark
able purity OF tone and thoroughly under control
Judging from the Ane toilets this lady displayed
during the evening she possesses rich and valu-
able wardrobe. She created marked sensation last
evening. and we expect to see f"ll houses during
her brief engagement, which is limited to six
nights A
Mr. Sutton as so psrty by the name of Johnson
was excellent and rendered full justice 10 the char
acter. Messrs. Grey, Fox and Reese are worthy of
comne.endation Mrs. Harrison and Bette Gray, in
their varied characters, surpassed their previous
efforts
Tonight Miss DeLand will appear in the sterling
play entitled the "Heneymoon."
CLUBS AND STARs.-The following cases were
disposed of at the Mayors Court yesterday. They
comprise what have been lying since Saturday:
Ned Young colored. larceny OF iron from Charles
Wright ool0rod' M'ddle-stleet. \ Turned over to
-- Harvey, drunk and unable to take care of him
self. Fined $40; paid
William Jervey, celored lying down drunk in the
streets. Fined SIS; paid.
Stephen Jones' James Jenkins and Prince Prio-
leau, colored witnesses in the Jones murder case.
Turned over to coroner.
Annie Abrahams. oolorsd, ten years old, applied
for lodgings, and was senthone.
Arthur Murphy. white, applied for ledgings grant
ed. and ordered to be ut to Wilmington, N. G.
The following cases will be heard this morning:
Toney Graham, lodged for selling ducks in the
market without license.
M. By1ns. white, lodged subject to order of Coro-
ner; also. Joseph Butler and jeremiah Crowley.
j. Finley. white, lodged for ngnting in King-street.
near Princess street; also having deadly weapon in
his possession. Released deposit of s25 to appear
again.
George Mack, colored, lodged for fighting in King
street. near Princess.
Ellen Butterheld, colored, lodged for being drunk
and disordery in Elltott-street.
George
Murray. and Prince Prioleau, colored held subject
to coroner's order. n"
James Edmunds, colored, lodged for stealing COT
ton from Accommo q ion wharf.
There number of fowl thieves loose on the
naunity.
REPonrERs' CRUMBS. -Masqueradng is still
the rage. ~.
lady lost fine topaz pin q few days ago and ad
rt1End in Trrr Nrrx,y,
Asmall colorei child, three years old wandered
from state-street, Broad yesterday and has not
been heard OF since K.
Tho Templeton's will be here IN February.
The buzzards congregate at the corner Of s ,rine
and President streets.
Thieves still continue to caay of the rails from
the new fences around the burnt district.
The jury investigating the Jones murder is com
sed entirely of colored men.
Several pistol shots were fired in the western part
of the city night before 1ast which caused rumor
that some one had BEEN injured. All groundless.
There was row in st. Michaels alley on Monday
night. when several heads we're heavily tapped
Rattle festivals are in vogue with the colored ele.
ment
The new Lutheran Sunday School house wilrfront
on Clifford. street.
The Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso.
celebrate the 22d Of February by appropriate ex-
ercses.
There were some good ampromptu remarks and ex
cellent singing at the Burns Charitable Association
last night When the piper brought out his bags the
feelings of the assemblage could not be restrained
When you are in o crowded audience follow the
scenes presented with the eyes and not the body
80 that those in the rel will not be annoyed
Fine chances for investments in real estate will
he offered at auction to-day
The Trustees Of the Charleston College met YES
terday and took into consideration Professor
Holmes resignation.
HOTEL ARRIvALs-January 2S.-P0ulion
Hotel Captain NJ CrowelI. e sparhawk, Steam
ship Magnolia; w Hamlet, Mount Holly; A NC
10y. oity; 81 NJ Levy. Augusta; A Martin. Marion;
J Klein. Walterbcro; w stafford, Baltimore; d
pctsch, Geolge's Station; Cyrus washburn, Adams
Run; james H Dewing, Williamsburg; j earn,
John Parker. Cooper River; q Kirkland, Allan.
dale; w Thouron Steamer Dictator; Luke Doher.
ty. Ridgeville. 1r
Charleston Hotek-F Bonneau City; l. Baker
Alabama; strobel, y W Baldwin. New York; W
Petit and lady. Cleveland. Ohio; N Forte, Italy:
Rogers, Marlboro; y r Heustes and wife, Bos.
ton; Charles e Smith. philadelphia; Geo Penerie.
Darlington; q James. Mars Bluff: Eemaran.
Marlboro. South Carolina.
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The Theatre. is
TO THE EDITOR OF TaE DAILY NEWS
There has been good deal Of talk lately abont
building theatre in Charleston and think the