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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-06

CHARLESTON HorEr-

CAAhL&0ION hVEAhs
Judge A. Bolin and lady, Washington; Mrs.
E. wilson and child, J. O. Wilson, Philadelpnia;
Manuel Silva Glbara, Cuba; F. ". Hunike, Sanu-
ago de Cubs; Captain ]. T. Souder, Philadelphia;
G. q. Merritt Connecticut; ". P. Caldwell, Wash
ington; R. F. Bailantines Newark; ]. N. Davis,
New Haven; Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Haight, Mrs.
Wattelle. New York; S. B.. Dow. Goose Greek; c.
q. Collins, New York; W. Carter, Florida; L. N:
Bond. W. j. Clark, Miss Temple Clark, Miss
Julia Clark, Miss Lizzie Parks, ,sst. Louis; J. u.
Bucshalter, Williston:, E. 7. Walton, n. Metanels
E. G. Wells, New York; c. SSndebsker and Ady,
InSsana; ]. ]. Bowden, Dr.. Hasson, vile ana
three children, o. 8. H.; j. T. Burns, New York;
N. w.. Garrison Y T. Siasgon, Richmond; MI.
and Mrs. Meyer, London;J. r. Anderson, J,.,
Richmord;R R. Smith, New Ysrk; Captain Brock
MILL HOUSE.
c. Benedict, q. A. Sanks, T. c. Patsit, Wiscon-
sin; T. R. Lyman and wife, Miss Leoby. Mss W
man, Portland; ". N. Aarsh, CINCINNATI; u. FISK
and wife, VI JACOBSON, Boston; J. ]. Perrin, q. n.
Gale, Kalamazoo, Mich; T. @. Jones, lady aud
three chldreu. New York; Mr.. and Mrs 4.
Wright AaburR. N. Y; A. O. Yates and vile, Sy-
racuse; A. II. Hammond, New York; Mrs, Grace,
A. r. Sheppard, Washington; Mra. J. H. Ber ming
ham, PHILADELPHIA; G. @. Thomson and wife, Ho-
bokeu; Albert Eyerson, Charlie Eversoh; Helen
Eyersou, SYRACUSE j. Fogg and wife, Mrs. W. T.
Fesg,- MISS Nellie Fogg, Cleveland; J. .. Marshall
Columbia; K. Graham, New YORK; w. e. Mismer
North Carolina; R. A. Barlow, vile, daughter ano
eon, Michigan; Andrew James, vile ana tnfes
children, chicago; F. C. WILDWOOD, New York; Mrs
CHAPMAN. Miss Ella Chapman, MISS bancne
Chapman, c. 3. Bishop; H. g. Ford Baltimore
Alfred Rhett, South Carolina; Arthur W. finst
and wife, e. N, Rowllman. Savannah.
PAVILION HOTEL.
James W. Grace, John G. Glover, Walteroofo'
B. J. Warner, Virginia; d. &cNeill, a. onason
North Carolina; Miss Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Nu
gent, JOS Parker, Il. G. ouriey, ]. Maronl'
Fields, Jas. Cooper. Jno. Rubert, Chapman sis
ters Burlesque Troupe; @. 9. DeOassro and wife
George Phillips, Miss Louisa Bell, L. Byroun
B8awen; Or. Greer, New York; Y. Dygert, At
lanta.
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.-The congre.
CATION OF this church held meeting yesterday
afternoon at their church, corner OF Anson aud
Hasel Streets at which our German fellow-cltizeus
In general participated. The president, Mr.. G.
yoigt, stated the object OF the meeting, VIZ: the
deyIsIng OF means for the Immediate construc
| ton and completion OF the steeple to their new
church, In King street, which would require on
additional outlay OF $4,000 not yet provided for.
Tie citizens Of Charleston, without distinction OF
nationality, had suggested repeatedly how desi
rable the completion OF this, the only archltectu'
raj decoration upon the whole line OF King street.
would be. Also the press OF Charleston had
spoken to the sameDfect, and, therefore, he had
invited all the Germans In favor OF the noble
cause TO come and assist with their counsel and
suggestions.
written statement OF the architect, Mr.. J. II
Deyereux, was presented. The following pream
BILE and resolutions were then proposed and unan
imously adopted:
Whereas, L. appears to be the general wish OF
| the publlc-German and otherwlse-that The
beautlru, steeple to the new German church bt
NOT left incompleted; ana. whereas. IL Is and
has been also the heartfelt wish OF the con
gr, CATION, in particular TO- carry out IN me
Whole design sol Sthe, noble building Including
the spire, only the necessary means coulr
tion has received repeated encouragement
through the English and German papers and 9th
| erWise. to make final cali upon the welestab
| lshcd b2raity and generosity Of the entire puo
| lie of Charleston lnaSmuch as the oeautllu
steep!e VIII materially add to the beauty and ap
pearuuce OF the city aswell as TO the church snt
the want Of the same would leave, perhaps lo
wears, the structure 10 O state or incompetence
and niuulatIon, and an object OF general resFes
| Belt :, o,,.-,...o. -. =.
and they are hereby, invited TO oontrsOase 9e .S
rally towards the completion OF tne steeple 10 lils
| new German church. -
Resolred That the following gentlemen be. ant
| they are hereby, nominated committee to SO
| lcit voluntary contributions to the amount o
$500o-the sum requrrd.to complete the steeple
ward LII. " Viohl, H. FL. Won Eltzen, E.
| StelIng, q. Wulbern, q. Momeier.
Ward III. Deseor0ok, j.. II. Muller; III. Bor
| ger John WI bern, l.. Habenicht r. Pauls.
Ward IA G. Dreamer, @. Wul1ern, A. Cell
fus, G. d. Ebernardt, F.'Wehmsnn, ]. d. "urh
Wari aSJohn Rugheimer, D. n. Eotgen, VIM
Brunges, H. Bensen, P. c. Schroeder, +: Aeichefs
WA Ward sc. Dlekhon, ]. H. HaeslOop, n. Klatte
= ward Yard &c. F. Lubs. c. H. Meyer, VIM. semken
| NJ Won Claim.
ward 7.-H. semken, J. q. Thiele;
| ward s,-H. Il. Knee, D. N. Ohlandt, g.
Schlepegre !, and J. b. y. SeebecG.
The following resolution was unanimousl!
adopted:
Reso,ped. That the press OF the city be politel.
requested TO publish these proceedings, and there
by give their most valuable assistance 10 tn
noble work OF art.
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DEsEnr1oN FROM TIE kRMI.-A young man
named Charles T. Aoney was arrested on satur'
day evening. by Of1cers DAILY and Lovett, on the
charge of deser,ing. from Company B, oftle
Eighth united States Infantry. The prisoner Will
he held subject to the order OF the commander.
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UNITED STATES COURT, FRIDAY, MARcH s.
Upon hearing the petition OF J:J. Fox, assignee
of Beilinger and son, and the argument Of coun-
sci, John T. Terry, sherlh OF Colleton County, and
Benjamin Sanders, ware enjoined from selling the
land in question, and the said assignee was order
ed to sell all the lands Of the. bankrupts. Out OF
the cash thence arising the assignee was ordered
to pay the balance OF the judgment OF the said
Sanders and If the cash portion be insufficient to
pay the residue from the first money received
afterwards from the purchaser. The costs were
also ordered to be paid out Of the estate afterun
satisfaction OF the balance Of the said judgment.
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cHrcoRA CoRSET BAND.-The. festival which
the past week by this association has proved 80
successful that the band have determined to keep
it open for this week also. These entertainments
are among the best conducted and most satislac'
tory that have been given at the Military Hail.
and we'll deserve the favor they have met with,
The admission fee has beanreiuced, and more
pleasant evening cannot ns spent anywhere at 30
small q COST
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RusrsEss ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Ia now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
bnsIness cards printed thereon, at "a per thouss
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
nnssuess nan should have his card printed on
bis envelopes.
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sys1N NESS NoTIoEs.

TIE AHMoS1kcAL ANIMAL AFTER in sMapes'
Mtrogenzed superphosphate of Lime" consists
OF the flesh containing ten per cent. OF ammonia)
and the blood containing fifteen per cent. of am.
monia) of beeyes, horses, fish, and other animals,
after the expression of the oil and fat by steam.
Ktnsman Howell are agents for the State. m
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Ack THE FRONT DooRs.-Last Thursday
evening, about O'Clock, thief entered the front
door OF residence In the lowerpart OF Meeting
street, and, without any alarm being given to the
inmates, carried Off an eight-day clock, an um-
brella and several other articles which were con-
venient He made good his retreat with this
plundet anu the theft was not discovered until
some time after 1t had been committed.
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Ry JOHN 8. RYAN.

A UCTION SALE OF.THE WELL BUILT
n BRICK STORE, second building east Of East
Bay street. south side. on the street leading to
Accommodation wharf.
VIII sell at public auction On TUESDAY, the
7th Of March proximo, at II O'Clock 4. NJ, OK
soon thereafter, at the north OF the Old Postoce,
The following valuable REAL ESTATE, viz:
All thar>IOT OF LAND, situate lying and being
on the south side OF the street leading 20 Accom-
modation wharf, land adjoining the store recently
occupied by Messrs. J. q F. Dawson,) measuring
40 feet front on the north by ~ feet In depth On
the southern line with an alley feet inches In
width running from north to south. and the Build:
Brick Warehouse, fronting on tile street, covering
the surface Of Lot be the same more or less, with
oil the rights members and hereditaments tncf.
deut thereunto, or in any manner appertaining TO
the same.
Terms-OnehaI cash; remainder In one year,
secured by bond and mortgage OF the properly,
with interest at the rate OF ten per cent per an.
mum. Purchaser to pay for conveyance and
stamps. The tltee are indlsputable, and posses
For further Information apply at No. 80 Broad
street.
feb2l-5thmtu3
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The CHAPMANs At THE EAcADEMY.-Our read
ers win not forget that these young quesns OF
burlesque and the irrepressiole Bishop open TO-
night at the Academy OF Music IN "Much Ado
Alb 5ut The Merchant Of Venice" They nave
never failed to draw full houses on former occa'
siols, and it may be fairly assumed that they
haye,ost none Of their popularity. Let them have
a rousing welcome back.
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4nrtipn Sales.--future Dans.
By 1. S. X. BENNETT.
DEAL ESTATE ON BROAD STREET
6 AT AUCTION,

III AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 9th Instant, at II O'Clock,
will offer for SALE near the Old Postofice: at the
corner OF Broad and Fast Bay streets,
All that exceedingly valuable three and hall
story BRICK TENEMENT BuI ILDING, located on
the south side Of Broad street, between Church
and Meeting streets, known as Nos. 40 and 81.
These Buildings are now in excellent repair
have always been rented as stores and law off,
ces, and from their location can be made to COM
mand large income: The Lots are quite ample,
having each OF them, front on Broad street OF
81 feet, by rs feet In depth.
CDndlilons-One-half cash; balance in one and
two years, with interest, payable semi.annually,
secured by bond and mortgage Of the property;
buildings to be kept insured and policy assigned.
Purchasers to pay for oil necessary papers and
stamps, mar6-mwth
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OTIN ASHLEY SIRE E T !.
Ia VIII be sol,lon TUESDAY, March It'll, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, at rhe Old PoStoillce,
All thai LOT OF LAND on The west sltie OF Ash.
lev s!reer. heng the ncrih portion or the Lot OF
The late Or. Wui. Hume, measuring SO feet front,
by 30 feet deep.
Tprms-One.Nalf cash; balance In one year, Sc
cured by bond Of purchaser. bearing per cent.
chaser 10 pay L. L. for papers anu stamps.
mari
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EUROPEAN CARGoE s.-Mr. Henry Card
cleared. on Saturday, for Liverpool, the British
ship Island Home, with 2l7 bags sea Island, 22os
bales upland cotton and 22s bags cotton seed;
weight 1,e7ll1e pounds; value, sl75,oe7. The
Spanish brig Rosa, for vigo, Spain, by Mr. W. p.
Hall, with Ii bales upland cotton and $4,000 feet
of lumber.
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By R. M. MARSHALL 6 BRO.

GULLIVAN'S ISLAND RESIDENCE. -
- On TUESDAY,, 7th instant at II O'Clock, will
be sold at the Old Postoflce, Broad street,
The desirable Island RESIDENCE. known as
Colonel Lance's The Lot which is enclosed con-
ta1ns Dwelling Of rooms and piazza, also
one OF s rooms, besides Kitchen, carriage e-house,
stables, &c.
TermsHall cash; balance In one and two
years, secured as usual Purchaser to pay -us for
papers and stamps. mar2-thmtu3 :.
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PARIsrAS DREssMAKING is famous, the world
over, lor Its matchless nicety and tas;e and
those Of our lady readers who wish to avail them.
selves Of the services Of traine: and accomplish.
ed.artase In dress, may give their work 10
Madame Luzier, with full confidence in her skill,
promptItude and ability ro'please She also makes
fine French corsets to order. Her establishment
is on King street, one door above Wentworth,
over the Dollar Store.
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ByJ. BRAYTON FORD.

ESTATE SALE OF VALUABLE Sc
IN CURITIES.
vim be sold at the north OF the Exchange, In
Charleston, on THURSDAY, the eth day OF March,
1871, at IL O'Clock A. Nj the following SECURl-
sa,os5 40 CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER GENT.
STOCK
s27o City Charleston Stock, redeemables in
1871
$50 City Charleston Stock, past due
S914 IS Certificate OF Indebtedness OF Northeast
ern Railroad Company
One Bond Of South Carolina Railroad Company,
Seven Per Cent, $500
Fourteen Shares Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad Company Stock
Thirty-three Shares Greenville and Columbia RaR-
road Company Stock
Twenty Shares Blue Ridge Railroad Company
Stock
Three hundred and thirty.six Shares Charleston
Gasight Company Stock
One hundred Shares Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company Stock
Ninety two Shares South Carolina Railroad and
Bank Sock
TWO Hundred and Forty Snares Soutn Caronna
Railroad Stock
rwo ponds of Northeastern Railroad Company,
First Lien, Eight Per Cent. $500 each.
Terms cash. mar3-fmwth4
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"A -THrEv1Na MA1D.-on Saturday morning.
Josephine JONES' colored girl. who had been In
the service Of Mrs. Herrln for some time past
broke open private drawer Of her mistress,
while the latter was absent, and distracted
necklace, several bracelets, rings, DC. The theft
wasmade known, and suspicion being directed to-
wards the maid sue was arrested that evening by
oficer Nipson. In short time she confessed the
whole story, and by her directions the officer
found the place where all the missing articles
were secreted, and returned them to the owner.
The.prisoner who is an intelligent-lookng girl Of
not more than IS years of age, is held for trial.
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RELIGIOUS SERv1cEs.-An Interesting meet
ing is in progressln the First Baptist Church, Of
this city. The pastor has been aided by Rev. W.
Il. williams, ofEirgnia, and at present Rev. J.
&. NJ .ndenhall, OF Sawberry, is preaching some
able and eloquent sermons. Mr.. Mendenhall Is an
earnest, forcible and impressive speaker, and as
he expects to be in the city for few days, we
hope our citizens will embrace the opportunity to
hoo
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SOUTH CAROLINA INTERESTS IN CONGRESS-
In the United states Senate on Thursday last,
pending the consideration OF the general sppro.
priation bill, Mr. Sawyer moved and advocated
m approximation Of $4,000 for the benefit OF the
Sisters of Cur Lady OF Mercy, Of Charleston, s. C.
Mr. Edmunds raised question Of order, that the
amendment could not be inserted In an approprI.
alton bill, as it was a. private claim. The chair
sustained this view. So the the amendment was
lost.
On Friday, In fhe Senate, the same bill being
under consideration, Mr.. Robertson moved an
amendment, which was adopted after debate, ap-
pro6rIatlng SIS. 900 for the erection OF United
state uostofnce building at Cohmb!a;s. C:
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.

solomon's Lodge, at hali-past Z P. N.
Charleston Rifemen Club, at P. II.
Ladies' Fuel Society, at IL N.
Charleston Mechanic Society, Mt P. II.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-John Robinson, lodged
for'stealing dry goods from Mrs. Riler, in Sires
street, Is held for examination.
Thomas Roach, arrested for being drunk a.d
unable to take care Of himself, In Meeting street,
was sent 10 the Ruuse or Correction for ten days.
Francis Smith, another hard case, for the same
onehce and gagrancy. was semitic the House of
Correction for thirty days.
Jefferson Howard, a colOred boy, arrested for
stealing an ARM ii Of wood, was discharged after
aa examinations no prosecutor having appeared
asainst him. (
or six parties reported for doing business with.
out licensee, four were ordered to take ont huck-
ste licenses, and two, keeping grocery ssores'
were referred to the city appraiser.
George Mcintyre, lodged for swlndling with the
s.strap game,n is held for examination.
Geo. Smith, arrested by oficers DAILY and Low
EFT, on the charge of stealing $3.50 worth Of dry
goods is he'd for examination.
Two white men, whose bibulous propensities
were induged to . greater extent than their
heads could bear, interviewed the Mayor, after a
night in the lookup, and were discharged upon
showing that they had become Intoxicated
through mistaken confidence In their drinking
capacities.
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To Be RArFLED, one fine meerschaum pipe,
at so cents per chance, or the pick OF the show
case, at King Williams cigar store No. 80 King
street.. near Society. WILL1AA SCHROEDER.
Come one, come a /, and look at my fine mcer.
schaums.' na:4-2
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ORp1NAr1oS.-The Rev. Mr.. Fullerton,
graduate Of the Cleveland tehiol Catholic Sem
fnary was ordained sub.deacon Of this Diocese,
OF Friday, by the Right Rev. Bishop P. n. Lynch.
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FEMALE DISEASES, general debility and
nervous .prQstration, nnds pleasant and effective
cure the Old Carolina Bltters.
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ByW. Y. LEITCH 8 R. 8. BRUNS,
Auctioneera.

FURNITURE OF A FAMILY .DECLN-
Il ING Housekeeping, at No. 81 King street,
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant,
at the above Residence, at 10 O'Clock
French made FURNITURE, consisting In part
Of BUREAUS, Wardrobes, Washstands, Tables,
Bedsteads Spring, Hair, Wool and Feather Mat
tresses Pillows. Bolsters, Blankets, Chairs, Crock
cry. Kitchen Utensils, &C., &c.
Terms cash. mar6-mw2
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BREACH OF TRUsT.-James Woodfork was
arrested on Saturday night by Private Gouldin' OF
the police, on the charge OF stealing lot OF dry
goods from Alex inder Williams an extensive
,peddler, who has been doing business IN the city
foethe past month. At the request OF WooGforE,
six silk dress patterns, q handsome shawl, aud
sundry other articles to the value Of $3.50 in al,
had been delivered to him FOR sale on commits
slon about week ago, and giving lbs employer
the slip, he had sold some OF the goods end made
way with the proceeds and the rest Of his stock.
The prisoner acknowledged his guilt, end by bis
directions one of the dress patterns vas recov'
cred. Heisheld lor-examinatlnn. .. 81,
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RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GOODS "A reduction
oftwenty per cent. on Side and Corner Brackets,
book Racks, &C., at our stores.
CHAs. C. RICHTER & Co.,
Hasel street Bazaar, and No. l6l King street.
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A FIELD DAY IN CoLUMBEA.-From the ac-
count given US by one OF a1arge number OF per
sons who went from Charleston to the capital
last week to attend the much talked Of race be-.
tween s.Grey Esgien and "Little Mack" we infer
that Saturday was lively day In the annals OF
Columbia. 1t seems that the Legislature adjourn
ed for the purpose OF afordlng Its gay and festive
members an opportunity to ''bet their pile" and
that "he, she and it,n white and m0ngrel, min.
gied miscellaneously by hundreds, If not by
thousands, around the track. All the fast "turn
outs,' tn Columbia were present, and the pubic
for once had ample facilities for judging how
much Of the State treasury was invested in horse
tiesh and dashing vehicles.
The race took place early IN the afternoon-the
stakes being $500 side. Boyce s Co.,, OF Colum-
bis, entered the stallion "Grey Eagle" and W. H.
Gardner, OF Sumter, entered the sorrel ge!aing
"Little Mack,n owned by the speaker OF the House
Of Representatives. The betting was heavy on
both sides. whipper, it is said, losing between two
and three thousand dollars on Little Mack u
and any quantity OF inexperienced sp'rtsmen IN
the Legislature coming to grief on smaller
amounts. The time made by Grey Eagle, the
winning horse was as follows: First heat, EASY
second heat, 2:47Ai third heat, 2:tS'l. thejuuges
were Colonel Tom Taylor and W. Anderson Of
Columbia, and Robert Douglass, Of Augusta.
1t Is said that another match for thousand
dollars side, between the Same horses, mas oeeu
made up, and that the next race WILL De run Oh
the Charleston TRACK. Just before the race above
described, a foot race took place between young
man from Charleston and Baltlmorean, WHO, II
was claimed by his friends, could outrun anything
human this side Of. Aason's and Dlxon's line
The distance was only fifty yards, and th'
Charleston boy made It in six seconds, winning
By about six feet, and pocketing stake Of nls!
dollars.
A shooting affair also occurred, growing out
some contention concerning bet, ID which
party by the name OF Hearne received pisso
shot In the Shoulder. The pistol had been snappet
once and missed fire, whea Hearne Knocked hi
antagonist down. As the latter Ieli he nred th
second and unlucky shot which drew the blood.
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A Roor :Fs11ES tSASofif 10 O'Clock '3oit

A ROOF FALLES N.EA6ottt 10 O'Clock on
Friday night the reof-of two story brick Kitchen
in the rear OF an underLaker's establishment. at
Nc 444 King street, fetin. making wreck OF the
whole OF the upper story. Of the. building. The
shock was plauly .perceptlble throughout the
neighborhood, and quite commotion ensued,
every one thinking that the earthquake had. ar
rived. Fortunately the building had been used
for some time past by the proprietor as store
room for old furniture and stuff and no one was
staying In It, The house'was built Of brick, with
heavy tllr roof, and, being very old, 1t Is sup
posed that the mere weight of the roof hrough, u
downs
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UNITED STATES CoMNIssIoNER.-Se Several war
rants have been issued for promlnedt rioters at
Btggins Church during the fall electlon.
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PERsoNAL.-Amcng the recent arrivals at
the Mills House are TWO Western capitalists
Messrs. J. j. Perrine and G. b. Gale, OF Michigan.
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DAYroN's EDIsro OYSTERS AND pHrLADEL-
pHIG PALE ALE. fresh today.
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The SAVANNAH GkrHEDRAL.-The Savannah
Republican says: "The CATHOLIC Bishop Of this Di,
ocese, Re- Rev. Bishop Persieo; who has taken to
hea1rthe building OF the new Catholic Cathedral
visited several prominent members OF his church
and secured gift Of twenty nine thousand dol
lars as start for the structure In question. We
have been further Informed that the probabilities
are Of the erection OF the Cathedral on the lot
owned by the church, east OF the park extension;
an admirable spot for the purpose. The erection
or this magnificent structure will dc much to
wards the enhancement or property In this de.
slrable and growing part OF the city,"