The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-09
Zoo al Items.
Cry MATTERS. The price of single

oopleS OF the FHRNIX IS nVe Genus.
The Palmcttoes exercised their steam
er. yesterday. She proved oil right.
Mr.. Cnntwell adyertises sweet cider.
1t is good-wo have tried it.
The State Sunday School Convention
meets in Charleston Oh tho 18th, 10Th,
l7th and 18th May.
There seems 10 be terrible drought
| everywhere, and rain is the universal cry.
The Dolly Warden eyebrows are got up
by mucilage and sifted charcoal there
upon disposed.
| We arc told that street costumes re-
Gently sent over from Paris arc made
short enough 10 clear the ground. La-
dies just returned from abroad are sur
prised TO find American ladies dragging
handsome silk dresses over the dirty
sidewalks:
We give the following for the benefit
Of those of the gentlcr sex who have O
holy horror Of freckles. We hope that
those afflicted will try the remedy, and
that it may prove ef1icaoious: Take two
ounces of lemon juice, half drachn of
powdered borax, and one drachm of
sugar. Mix together and let them stand
in glass bottle for fow days, then rub
it on the hands and face occasionally.
The following is the programme of
music for to-day. by the band OF the
Eighteenth Infantry, Joseph Buchar,
baud master:
Aaelia Qnicksiep. by T. J. Keller.
Finale Lucia de Lnmmermore, by
Donizetti.
Dreams of Youth, two nocturnes,) by
G. Bach.
Cavatina Lucretia Borgia. by Doni-
zetti.
Trnpp. Trnpp. galop, by G. Faust.
A man in an ecstatic mood exclaimed: :
woman is the primeoal cause of happi-
ness;" whom a bystander remarked: mo
doubt, for she is the prime epil herself" I"
What class Of women are apt to give
tone to society? The bellies.
SUPREME CoUnr, WEDNESDAY, May g.
The Court met at 10 A. NJ. Present
Chief Justice Moses and Associate JUS
tices Willard and Wright.
Ec parte Theodore DELAY Writ of
habeas corpus. Mr.. Melton was heard on
a motion to discharge the prisoner. Mr..
Rion for the State, contra.
"A >. Buchanan, administrator, ps. F.
A. McNinch, et al. Mr.. Patterson was
heard for appellants. Mr.. Brawley for
respondents. Mr.. Patterson in reply.
H. @. Harris, administrator, rs. Alfred
Stilwcll. Mr.. Thomson was heard for
appellant. Mr.. Wilson for respondent.
Mr.. Clawson in reply.
At p. NJ, the Court adjourned until
Thursday, 9th, 10 a. NJ.
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. The session
of 1912, of this institution. located in
this city, closed yesterday. The exami-
nation has been going on during line
week under tho supervision of the Board
OF Directors. The students numbered
this session fifty, of which number four
demonstrating the senior class
graduated, or rather finished their
course Of theological training. This in :
stitution suffered much during the war,
and commenced after its close with but
two students. This number has been
gradually increasing, until it reached
this year fifty students. The following
is q list of the students during the term
Of 1912:
RESIDENT IcESr1ArE.-Boyd, r. W.,
Chester. S. @.
SENIOR CLASS s-Bean, w. s., Augusta,
| Ga; Grow, j. c., Carrollton. Gn.
Green, 0. NJ, Carlisle. Pa; Hundley,
L. S.. Pleasant Ridge, Ala; Howell, f.
NJ, Oxford, Miss. Hutton, Milton c.,
Pleasant Ridge, Ala. johnson, j., Wa
ter Valley, Miss; Johnson, Il. c., Ger
mantown, Tenn; Kennedy, a. r., Pen
dleton. s. c.. LeConte. W., Columbia,
s. c.; Ligon. L. c., Abbeville, s. G.. /;
Query, J. w.. Steel Creek. N. O.. Thomp-
son, W. T., Berryville. Va.
MIDDLE CLAss.-Bell, s. Henry, New
Hanover. N. c.; Boggs. 8. D., Columbia,
s. G.; Chichester, 9. E., Charleston, s..
c.; Garrard, s. n, Marengo County.
Ala; Grafton, @. W., Snrdis, Miss.
Haman. T. L., Raymond, Miss. Meal
pine, Il. b.. Three Creeks, Ark. McFar-