The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-31

-WeuHesusSCSSAAnSio ooo3o o'6A0
O'Clock, as party Of gentlemen were returning to
the crr in three buggles, tney drove through Line
street, on the wa8tA King. The nrst two buggies
passed safely overthe railroad track, but as the
third, driven sads1Hned by Mr.. T. N. Cater, got
on the tracs& q. g.Iqeomstive, which was about
twenty yards Se9 gsssH loud whistle, and came
on with its tf6Sdslff. Caters horse took fright,
and commenctne 4. kick and Jump, became en-
tangssd in the sssce& In thtssnanper it @un1ed
acros fsae traosf but upon getting on tnGplank
plstfSfd on tpsspsasE side, ,which,wss vet and
slipSS from hSfainfit fell down and broke one
OF d. bIad leSs, .IhefaaayMadtopHd. yesterday
mosuiuk, teS6f fEnE6rs6 sshd snimals WAS
tassif or add .siee 81 % 1hehofse OF
tfSes ssSond Sdzay was aiso riSsitensd, AND be-
came entangled, but wss prevented ffom- doing
any miscnerny the prorps acsioF -qf sone Of the
gentlemen in shesbuggy, who iesped oue and held
him by the head - = -
AoApsursos A6aS. lthstandips the
threaisntng and decidedly uncertain Weatherr, the
Temple or Inc Musssa last night was thronged
with an expectant aud admitting audience
Eystyhody drd his best.- from the orchestra to
tnoS i9tmpls sepleslestial geWnir Castor and
Rollpx. me ,".Waoht am EheIn," played IN O
msdley in the overture, attracted much attention
among sGe 9erman part Of Che. audience, nom
ssspclaacn, ind among othess si,nply for iss aou-
sstJy1ng masac taPartS" esrerislly written for
this trpape, LA nne spectacular play. Like near
IL ali these burlesque pIeGes, II Is entirely devoid
d bot; st6fT6f 1da1atic Interest, appealing to
the ssnses soaIyEeo sthss syesssnf esrs-sotsthe
msedsor tspplsHsei Hhas, ,sEppPes assstwe
have ,alrealg .. stateds ~, sonr7 ptayio1s no
tfces. during thes week, makes. a Very lime
appearance; tfSS Costumes ale gorgeous 'and yet
tasteful w4shaie ThessIsfs fsSia .issAss; sboanding
Is usual, with slasg aud. d.punA sand illusions to
Kew York politics audsoshsr topics Of ensrossing
interest to that locality, much Of which Is, OF
o6urse losstothe average Chariessonian. There
h;naaever; ;iatatspersetsH through Smaeh slpg.
ing ana dancing and bogus gEpnssties which
yayeAnmistakabfe deughE to the audience: Miss
LYDIA THOMPSON was mag gnfnoently arraJed, and
81 her afpsasanoesss by @ner, singing Sand dan
dnkrbruuSh ttha houss forn,agstp anasEsin,
amtzsogpsd,many . bouquets In rshe spoulss Of
taessenlae IN token Of the apaeel of her
admirers. Beckett. as: uslaI convulset eyery.
body with bis dr6g anties; kesping ths e9diefee ID
one si6nS tshandsd storm ofS:apR.ausS, simply
6sthe working, nfehiss sfnciat- -muscleA sspa; as
with magicIan's. wand, stopping II instantly,
when, after repeatedly reappsaring, hs thought It
at last time to let the performance proceed:s,Al-
though Il would be all but impossible for any one
to sigea fntengib account OF the plsyas acted
last hight. II p. certain that everybody present
was highly amused and laughed till his sides
ached Tonlght Miss Lydia Thompson takes a
BENEFITS and will appear boshil comedy and bur-
lesque. "a Day In Psrfsn is to open theperiorm-
anoe in which che accomplished actress win sus'
sfst1 13fEaHets1g;Tn 1eHeahS a
Ssbso5iastloa Ilfiiba Kah Lydis4 47hpsap!cn
ssTasir. R1peft. FLSox fosapacked house. ysss
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