The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-25

Seegers' President Ohesnut in
the chair. No business OF conse-
quence was transacted. and after q
short session. they adjourned to meet
in the same place this morning, at 10
O'Clock ".
The THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE Last
NIGHT. HT.--Columbia has never been
blessed with q more perfect theatrical
performance than vas Witnessed last
night, in Psrker's Hall-the tragedy OF
Elizabeth. Queen of England" BY
Mrs. F. W. Lander and Mr.. Frank
Lawlor's dramatic troupe. The fame
OF the talented t-agedienne had pre-
ceded her and as a consequence the
hall WAS crowded. Mrs. Lander, in
her personation of the great Queen,
carried her audience into her secret
closet. as it we're. there to read the
heart emotious-there to wonder whe-
ther she was greatest as the lover OF
Essex. or in the exercise of her prero-
gative as queen in signing his death
warrant. The rendition of the charac-
ter was superb Mr.. Frank Lawlor, as
King james of Scotland, fully sustain
ed his we'll earned reputation. Mr..
Taylor, as the unfortunate Earl OF Es-
sex, ably delineated his difficult part.
Miss Osborne and Miss Markley, in
their respective parts. acquitted them
selves with ability. Little Miss May
Preston, aa Marie Lambrun, greatly
pleased the audience With her finished
performance Of this character. In
brief, we can truthtuIly say that the
whole company fully came up to what
was expected of them. and we heartily
commend them to all admirers of first
class theatrical exhibitions.
Observation-Disclosures put their heat
foot forward. That is right.
To make telling speech, man
must tell something.
A man who is out of pocket might
th6 well W Out VA LOW u.
Ecouomy is the watch-word of the
hour.
Ignorance is the vet nurse of preiu-
dice.
Heed the slanderer to-day, and he
will talk of thee tomorrow.
1t Is easy and cheap enough to he.
'lisagreeabIe, but very expensive in
the end. Any body can try it for them
selves.
The silent, reserved man in social
gathering is he whose mouth is full of
tobacco juice and no spittoons are
handy.
The phrase, "You know how it ia
yourself" has been traced to Shak-
speare. Tha idea ia found in the
Merry Wives of Windsor. act IL.
scene2.
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