The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-03

The BKRaER FAMnY. This popular
troupe perform, two nights in Parksr's
Hall-to-night and ,F.i,l=z. .=,:hers
have been some additions to tho con-
pany. ws copy the following notice Of
their performance from the Whining.
ton, N. c., Journal: g
cit is an entertsin ment to Which our
people can carry their wives and
daughters. mothers and sistera, with.
out apprehendinga scene or expression
partaking OF the slightest iw wmudeety.
1t is an exquisite purlor entertainment.
HI chaste lu all it's appointments al II
arranged for the most fastidious draw
ing-room circle. Neither in respect TO
really meritorious talent was it want
ing. In addition to the beil.riogiug
.enins displayed, there was a large
field OF other musical talent presented,
while tho whole was the most varied
entertainment the Bergers have yet
gotten up. The character impersona-
tions Ut Mr. LeGrand. while by no
means equal to the inimltabls Sol.
Smith Russell. we're yet goUd, and tho
character sougs OF Mr.. Mckee we're
also very amusing. The genus Of the
troupe is Miss Anna Berger, whose
musical talent, chief among whlch is
her cornet manipnlat,ons, IS indeed
wonderful. Her character scenes were
also good. The troupe close their en-
gagement with tonight. Those who
have been once cAuuot resist going
again, and their friends who were NOS
so fortunate will JON them
USrrED STATES COURT, COLUMBIA,
December 2 The Court met ut 10 A.
~. Judge Bryan presiding.
The indictment against - Malony.
charged with malfeasance, was returned
not pros.
Alfred Tolleson, Indicted for embez.
element Ut mouey, WAS allowed to ap-
ply for leave to continue the case.
The cases against Levi King, +.
Crowell Mitchell. Jacob 3. EthrIdee.
Mary Murray, Alfred OIishy, Richurd
II. Corley. John D McCarley, d G.
Thompson. James Kelly and Wm.
De Fore, indicted for dealing illegally
IN tobacco and cigars, were continued.
49,
SUPREl1E CoURT-WEDNKsDAY, De.
cember 1.-The Court met at 10 A. M.
Present-Chief Justice Moses and AS
sociate Justices Wright and Willard.
The committee of mem bers OF the
bar, consisting of Msssrs. @. D. Mel.
ton, W. G. De:3aussure and G.. Lamb
Bu'st. appointed to examine applicants
Tnr Qdn1 Tn
MIR. Walter Z. Jones in open court.
and having reported favorably, the pe-
tition was granted. and MIR. Jones sworn
and enrolled as an attorney. solicitor
and counsellor of the Supreme Court.
Er parle james P. Lssesne, petition
for admission to practice in the Su-
prone Court. Mr.. Miles for petit
toner. Upon production of the evi.
depce required by law. the petition was
granted. and Mr.. Lesesne eworn and
enrolled as an attorney. solicitor and
cou unsellor of the Supreme Court.
+. DeSaussnre Baoot, appellant, os.
Daniel Hayward ct al, respondents.
Mr.. Bacot resumed and concluded his
argument for appellant. Mr.. Hanckel
Was heard for respondents. Mr.. 81
monton was heard for appellant in re-
ply.
Isaac Hammond. respondent, o..
The North eastern Railroad Com pany.
appellant. Mr.. S,monton vas heard
for appellant. Mr. G. Lamb Buist for
respondent.
Mrs. Ann Creighton ct a.. respond
enta. rs. LOTUS G. Clifford ct al, sp.
pellauts. Mr.. Burke was heard for
appellants.
AIS P. NJ. the Court adjourned un-
til Thursday. 81. 10 A. NJ.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
@. P. Remsen-Save Your Money.
Meeting Chicora Tribe, No. 2.
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