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

The WonGsrfu1 Art Entertainment.
:. Professor Croynwell's Art Entertainment at
-Hibernian Hall last night was Witnessed as
usual by large audience. The subject OF the
entertainment was ''Italy, the Art Land" a. d
the intelligent audience was highly pleased.
We nave been frequently called on to notice en-
tartainments Of this style. but never one We
coald more conscautiously commend than
those OF Professor Cromwell From snong
ten thousand stereoscopio pictures the PROBES
sor has selec.ed those displaying the leading
characteristics Of the various classic countries,
ind pressp,s them with wonderful fidelity.
The eve ard the mind are not wearied by q
> similarity OF scenes, as is often the case IN
panoramas aud mastc-lAntern exhibitions. but
there is most happy transformation "frem
grave to gay. from lively to SERENE" Should
va enter INTO "details (for the Professor Is cos
mopohtan IN his exhlbittons) We could mt fall
to notice particularly his Illustrations OF Eng
eiiSh, Roman, Psrisian. and Rhenish scsnery,
which bring renewed delight to those who
hsve looked upon the original. and convey to
those who have never been abroad better
idea than they could otherwise obtain OF all
, that Is attractive IN foreign tour. Halt the
7 peocaeds OF the entertainment last night were
sivsr to the Lee Monument Fund.
= Owens.
The seits for the Ovens nights are going
ofrspidly and there is every probability OF q
Jam tomorrow evening. The distinguished
comedian will be supported by one Of the
strongest companies that has occupied our
stage in some years, among whom We notice the
: names o. tho following Charleston fsyorites,
all OF whom are pleasantly remembered: Miss
II. E. Gordon, MIR. Theodore Hamilton, Mr..
Colin Stuart, and Mr.. Walter Bonn.
- Professor carswolI's Lecture.
g The Academy was but slimly attended last
evening, on the occasion of the second and
last lecture Of this distinguished speaker, on
the subject OF temperance. The stage was oc-
cupied by members OF the Temperance Divi-
sion. Professor Carswel's delivery was very
graceful auo easy, and hls subject was over
run with pleasing and langhable anecdotes.
Anniversary Of the Attuoks Light In.
fhntry.
This military organization celebrated Its
third anniversary, yesterday, in very enjoy
able manner. Escorted by the Carolina Light
Infantry, they paraded through the principal
streets, headed BY the Phoenix Brass Band, A.
B. Mitchell, leader, winding up the march at
Magnolia, where target practice ebecame the
principal amusement. About six o'clock in
the evening they returned to the city through
Line Street, down King to Market, to Meeting,
thence up Meeting 10 Military hall, where the
company disbanded. An entertainment at
this place last night closed the celebration.
The following successful '.shots" In the tar.
get practice won the prizes affixed to their
names:
Attucks Captain W. J. Broughton, officers
prize, silver goblet, tpresented by the Carroll
nasD first company prize, silver cup, W. h.
Jenkins; second, silver goblet, Edward Ficken;
third, silver butter knife, Peter Mazyck;
fourth, silver sauce ladle, - fifth, POM
poon. Sergeant Henry Hamlln; the prize for
the worst shot, toy watch, was won by W.
q. Moit
CaroIinas-C Captain h. c. Minott, officers,
prize, silver goblet, (rresented by the At
tucks;) arst company prize, silver goblet, -
Aurra, second, silver cup, Wm. Rysa; third,
halt dozen silver spoons, Corporal Dummett;
fourth, balf a dozen silver spoons, James
Wright; the prize for the worst shot, a tin cup,
was carried off by George Lebate.