The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-01
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naar the hall ai the Euphrsdian Society.
in the South Carolina University. This
gentleman is distinguished By his enthu.
siasm for the art OF painting. and by his
skill in handling the brush. as one Of it's
interpreters. His portraits of General
Lee. painted for Wofford College and
for The. citizens OF Greenville, we're very
much admired. We are grati6ed. TO
learn that he is receiving orders freely,
and contemplates coon opening studio
on Main street, which he will make at
tractive by the productions OF his own
pencil. and by those of other artists.
Such talent deserves recognition, and It
is pleasure to believe that it will soon
be rendefed in no stinted measure. A
taste toT the Gne aris is slowly but surely
reviving amongst US.
We found Just of his easel q picture of
youth. g deceased son of one Of our
most respected merchants, painted from
photograph. 1t is pleasing in its golden
hair, sunny countenance and pretty fea-
lures. A portrait of our friend Major
y. 3. Miller. stands conspiouously out
from suitable back ground, itself varied
IN color by stream OF light, which
brings the head, face and bust into bolder
relief. The pose is natural and easy, the
full figure clearly delinented in all details,
the features Distinct and earnest in ex-
preston, the coloring justly distributed,
the very veins on the hands and slight
scar on the forehead being brought out
naturally and agreeably. The work is
excellent ns work of art, and the like
ness we'll nigh perfect The artist had a
good subject in the manly form, clear
cut features, massive head, and decided
expression OF countenance of Major Mil
ier, and We may say that the Major was
equally fortunate in the skill, elaboration,
aptitude and genius of the artist. Mr..
Query was for time student of the
late Mr.. Scarborough, OF this place,
whose portraits are living mementoes
and speaking recommendations of his
rare skill in seizing the salient points of
expression, manner, figure and attitude,
aud working them up in effective color
ing. The scholar is worthy of the
master, and to his excellencies has super
added grace and originality all his own.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. Peter J. Shand, lOL
A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Catholic Church J. L. Fullerton,
First Mass, at A. NJ; Second Mass
at 10 A. NJ; Vespers at41k P. M.
Baptist Church-Rev. J. K. Menden.
hall, Pastor, IL A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Presbyterian Church-Servoes at II
A. M.
Lutheran Church-Rev. A. r. Rude,
101a A. NJ.
Washington Street Churoh-Rev. ".
D. Kirkland, II A. NJ; Rev. 0. A. OAR
by, s P. NJ.
Marion Street Church-Rev. 8. B.
Jones. 101a A. NJ; Rev. ". D. kirkland,
8 P. NJ.
| PHGNlx1ANA-T wind, in rushing
over Iowa. has rnised CANA regular
hurry-cane.
Short horns-Pony brandies.
KiasiDgen, Germany, is a popular
watering place. Many people go there
to flirt and get the kissing-in.
The report that many thousand In
dians in war paint are on the Upper
Missouri is a piece OF news. but not the
news Of peace.
Mary Meeter will not meet her doom
in Delaware on the day designated. for
having choked her child. She is to be
lashed to post and then lashed on the
back; but she must wait.
Since MacAIahon's election, it looks
Ike reign in France.
The difference between gas companies
aud opera singers is very slight-the
former often lay their pipes;" the latter
often "pipe the lays"
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hail SToRM.-The hail storm in Lex
ington, on Thursday, to which reference
was made in yesterdays PHRs1x, was
more serious Shan We supposed. Mr.