The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-13

OF both societies. at present the library will
be open every day from 10 A. M.to g. P.M NJ,
and on Saturday from first to second bell ring.
AS the resources of the society increase, the
hours of opening will be enlarged. We are
heartily glad that there is now prospect that
the Joint libraries will be turned to good &C.
count, and hope that the public, by becoming
members, will show that they appreciate itRe
privilege extended to them. -
CLUBS AMI, SrARs.-Thom Yong, was ar
rested upon charge OF assaulung John
Charley, but was released In consequences of
the non-sppearanee of the prosecutor. oH
James Drayton, charged with stealing sl9'5o
from man named Chisolm, has been arrested
BY Lieutenant Philippi, Of the detectives. -, =,
A young man was sent to the House OF Cor.
rection for thirty days for dlsorderly conduo!
at the Mansion House. .,l sy:s e!ri
James Biggins and Ellen Butterfeld had q
fight IN. Elliott street Tuesday night! Both
parties were arrested and sent to jail for ten
days. y AT Go N ~SN tisE Se
Jacob Hayward was sent to Jail for fifteen
days for striking Mr. Hyer with q brick atthe
mass meeting on Tuesday night. -
Richard Carey was arrested for assaultingi
Samuel Hayne, and was turned over to a trial
Justice for prosecution. .s.......
UNITED STATES 'CoURr-HoS. GEORGE S.
BRYAN, JUDGE, PREsIDING.-The District Court!
was opened at 10 A. NJ. yesterday, and the fol-
lowing business was disposed of: IL =, ''a1 =.
Elk parte W. Il, Green, per prochain ami, In
re F. D. Green-In bankruptcy. In this case
1t was ordered that Registrar Ciawson forward
to the clerk of this court the testimony taken
in this cause, with copy of the accounts OF F
D. Green, guardian, which have been submit
ted to him.
.E1 parte Theo D.. .Wagner,in re ElizsM
Bonneau vs.. Joseph. Purcell, bankrupt, &: wv:
Marshall, assignee, ct al;-in bankruptcy. Peti-
.tlon to- establish lien for. rent. The Argument
for the petition was commenced, outI the
case was postponed for further hearing until
to-morrow.----- -
yhomas P. Forreston of Ireland, was made
Citizen of the United States.
HASDsoMEf I,RRoyEaIENT ON TIE BAY.-The
vacant lot on the northeast corner OF Atlantic
wharf and East Bay has been recently pur-
chased by our enterprisins fcllow-oitizen, Mr..
]. N. Robson, who is now erecting fiue build.
ing upon it, under the supervision Of Mr. Benz.
Lucas, Of our city. The building wilt be Of
brick, on the old foundation; it will bs three
stories high, and will have front (very srnir
lar to that of the new building Of Messrs.
Bollmaun Bros. next to TIE NEWS cMce, }
consisting of three iron Cor'- -thian columns, and
one OF rustic masonry, G. - street.. and's
cemented front Of cream color above. II will
have three folding sash doors with square
headings, and modern size lights, on East
Bay, and two, with semi-circuIar headin ysi on
the side. The. front windows OF the second
and third stories will have circular headings,
and upon the front parapes will be put an or
dinary panel pediment, within the panel OF
which Mr.. Robson's name will appear in Large
capitals. A staircase running from the north
front door will communicate with MIR. Robson's
Office, on the second floor, which will be en-
closed by sash partition. ~ f-'U'
The GREEN MoNsTlB, To-NIaHr.-fne
Rsyel-Mart,petti troupe. whose fame as pam
tomimists is worldwide, will tonight present.
after careful preparation. the grand fairy spec,
tacular pantomime entitled the Green Monster.
Ills now thirty-fou years ago since this pieoe
was played for the first time in, Amerlca; st
Niblo's Garden, New York City-a building
originally designed by VIM. Niblo for the es-
rec;nI use of the great French Ravel-Martlnet.
ii troupe. The Green Monster, on its first pro-
duction, had run Of over two hundred nights.
IT has since been received with unbounded en-
tbnsissm in all the leading. .threatres Of the
United States, South America and Australia.
Reoririns, as this production does. the talents
Of superior artists,i it has never been attempted
by minor or inferior pantomimic companies.
In fact it is the speciality OF this troupe, and
presented, as we are sure it will be Tonight
whh;every attention paid to costume, miss en-
scene aud detail, we feel assured that this
evenings performance will revive the remem-
brances OF many OF our old theatre-goers,
whose reconectlons OF this famous troupe arc
linked with the White Knight and the Green
Monster. The machinists have been busily
engaged since! the Beginning OF the week in ar
ranging the necessary machinery. The scenlc
artist has likewise been busy in his depart
mert, and no expense, we are assured, hat
been, spared to produce irhis great work II
manner calculated to win the appreciation o
even the most fastidious. We hope 10 see tne
house crowded to its utmost capacity Tor this
occasion. 3a, = 'i,D.'@.. ,':"'s....
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