The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-24

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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE 23. Charleston Ho-
teL.-S. M. Coldery, Savannah;- Miss N. Harris,
New York; L. A. Poud. Atlanta; John A. Young
and son, North Carolina; G. T. Afnes and lady.
j. Z. Breese, P. II. Eagan, Johnny Lawton and
lady, Circus Company;-C. ". Carleton. New
York; r. Graham, "a. Shaw. W. b. Battrice,
South Carolina; j. B. Peck, New Orleans; J.sg,
S:anlan. st. Louis. M l3
Pavilion Hotel. ei.-Colouel c.. 7. Ames' Circus'
Company John Lawton and Indy, a. Cordova
and lady, J. BoyIston and lady, Misses Kate
and Rosa, Messrs. 1ibbs, Poland, Holland and
son. Holland and brother. Kinglow.s Willie,
Banker, DeGenbach, NRedden. Smith, >Strunple,
Dees, Destell, Crease, Brnmm, Demmond, Bull,
Millson, Herr Lepgel. Newton, Clark, Murphy,
Tecken, Phelps; "a, iP.! ! Hammett, Greenville;
DR.. j. W. Hearst, AbEevllle; S. Frunk.i w. H.
Bennett, New Yotk;; j. W. Walker, Baltimore.
II Sfhtt sREPoRTERs' CRUMBs.-A gentleman Says that
the number Of able-bodied colored men who
sreceIve weekly rations at the Aims House, is a
sSa commentary on their thrift Fg.
III SOfieer Nipsoh hasrecoved $40 stolenfrom a
lady in ;Ansonastreet.
The Hope Fire Engine Company gave a pic.
mic yesterday, and with their lady friends en-
joyed very pl easant day in he woods.
A colored man made an indecent exhibition
OF himself yesterday in front of residence on
'Rutledge-street. Pity policeman had not
been near to have arrested him.
Kleptomania is breaking out again in our
city amongst the vagrant negroes with in
creased fury, and fowl roosts are suffering Our
citizens should keep their fowng pieces near
at hand .'sas-'
Chief M. H. Nathan began to investigate
the Ann street incendiarism yesterday. So
tar, nothing satisfactory has been elected.
OmcerS Coates arrested small negro boy.
named Sam Orr, yesterday morning, for tear
Ing up the iron grating Of o Grain, in Rutiedge-
street. ~
While John Daisey, colored, was enjoying
the circus, yesterday afternoon, Officer Philip
pi took him in charge for stealing clothing
from The Victoria Hotel.
r. G. Barkley, Esq, President Of the Marion,
is in Philadelphia, receiving the courtesies OF
the faremen. principally from the Waccacoes.
On his return home he will bring magnif-
cent set Of equipments for Chief Nathan,
from Mr.. 4. D. Woodruff, of the waccacoes,
who was here on tho occasion of the last an
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ST. JOINS sDAY-MAsoNIo CELEBRArroNe-
RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE is st. Johns
OF Midsummer's Day. and has been and is one
OF the most popular OF religious festivals. The
day has inherited number OF observances
from heather times, which are now curiously
mixed With those springing from Christian
feelings, so much so, that it is not easy to dis
tlnguish them. The observances conne cted
with the nativity Of the Saint generally COM
mence on the previous evening; especially
was this time celebrated by the Masonic
Lodges OF Scotland.
In this country the day is always celebrated
by the, Masons. This year the Masons Of
charleston and Mount Pleasant will celebrate
y IN an unusually grand manner, The yarioua
delegations, lodges and chapters will assem-
bic at Market wharf, at quarter.past o'clock
NJ, where an extra boat OF the ferry line
will convey them TO Mount Pleasant. Here
they will be welcomed by speech from Broth
er venning, OF the Etiwan Lodge. which will
be responded to by Grand Master James Con-
ner. after which the procession will be formed
under Brother P. x. Coburn, Grand Marshal,
and will march to Hilliard's Grove, where an
oration will be delivered by r. W. Brother J.
Somers Buist. Junior Grand Warden OF the |
Grand Lodge Of South Carolina.
After the Grafton, tho Etiwan Lodge will en-
tertain the visiting brethren.
The LaCandaur Lodge. No So. and Walhal-
10 Lodge, No.. &C.. viii give . picnic at tho
The fraternity are respect-
fully invited toattend. The omnibusses will
leave Line. street at 9 o'clock A. Ne, and every
fifteen minutes during the day. sl
st. John being the patron saint OF this die.
cese, there viii be service at the st. Johns
Cathedral Chapel at the usual hours.
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TIE CIRCUS = GRAND.srREET DIsrI.AY.-4The
long looked for CIRCUS arrived yesterday, bring
ing any number OF equestrian, Rymnastic, ath-
letic and acrobatic artists, SOCIOLOGICAL and
specimens, perhsps the greatest
number ever consolidated In one instructive
amusement combination.
The tent was pitched ip Citadel Green, early
In the morning-the workmen being surround
cd by an intensely interested crowd Of future
aldermen, and others, Perhaps; destined to
shine in the legislative halls. for which they
are now preparing themselves, by shining
'boots for half q d,me." or more. T ,ri \