The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-15

( tCouo1uoSabtVu Va tuo uIl uutll bu6.ObQ OF
April. when the Legislature adjourns;
aud motion to reconsider this vote
having been laid on the table.
! WASHINGTON, March Il No Con.
gress.
Boston. --lrch IA The Adoeriiser
prefers Cha les Francis Adams next to
Judge Hoal
New York. March l4.-rhs verdict
in the Woodruff -Clufn case, for libel
ing Challis. was not guilty. The Judge
said the verdict was the most outrageous
he had ever heard. The females left
the court cheered by their friends.
BOsToN, March IL 10 the billiard
tournaments the first game, this after
noon, between Joseph Dion and Maurice
Daley. was won by Dion, by l57 points.
The next game, between Oyrlle Dion
nnd Albert GARNER, was won by the lat
ter, By 2s2 points. Tu tho evening, the
fTst game was between Ubassy aud
Daley. Ubassy won the game by 66
points. The next game, in the evening,
was between Oyrille Dion and Albert
GARNER, which was for the tlrst prize.
aud was won by GARNER. by 155 points.
NEW HAVEN, CoNN, March 14.-Bur-
glars broke into the Adams Express
| oifice here. last night, took away the
messengers safe. which had just arrived
from New York, broke it open and to Ok
! the contents; loss not known.
BosToN, March IA -Fanuiel Hall has
seldom been the scene of popular de-
| monstrations of love and respect to de-
parted worth exceeding the Que exhibit
ed at noon to-day. An hour and half
before the exercises commenced, ladies
were admitted to the balconies, which
were Immediately filled. Soon after
the doors were thrown open to the pub.
lie. and The hall WAS filed to its utmost
capacity. The hall was elaborately
hung with emblems of mourning, and on
the platform wore Woe President Will
son and large number of distinguished
men. Opposite tho platform was the
portrait Of the late Senator. with the
date of his birth aud death on each
side. Mayor Cobb presided. Among
the Vice-Presidents we're Wendell Phil.
lips, Robert O. Winthrop. Richard H.
Dana, b. r. Curtis, Sidney Bartlette
and Wm Lloyd Garrison.
SAN FRANCIsoo, March 14.-.Adyices
received here show that the first report
of tho accident on the Central Pacific
Road was exaggerated. One passunger
coach and two emigrant cars were
thrown from the track, bat no serious
injuries we're caused.
WAsHINaToN. March AR ar Ad-
miral Lanman is dead. aged sixty-three.
Senator Pease. of Mississippi, is con.
fined to his room with sickness; not Sc
rious. Judge Dent. once candidate for
Governor OF Mississippi, il hopelessly
sick; tumor in the stomach. Boutwell,
Is better. Stephens is abous.
Probabilities-For New England,
clcA or fair weather will prevail, with
Northwest to Southwest winds, rising
! barometer and slight rise Of tempera-
ture by Sunday night. For the Middle
States, the lower lake region and thence
Southwark to Georgia, continued high
barometer, with variable winds and
rising temperature; the cloudiness in
creasing in tho Western portion of the
lower lake region. and in tho South At
lantic States. For the Gulf States, and
thence NOrthward to the upper lake re-
gion aud Minnesotn. the barometer will
fall. aud Easterly to Southcrly winds
will nrnunii .-;.i. ----. ,:,
ther, with areas of rains
AUGUSTA. GA, March 1.-THE Grst
race was q handicap hurdle. over six
hurdles, ono mile aud a half. First
horse $3.50; second $50. Weldon entered
Midnight; Bacon entered Jim Hinton.
The latter won easily; time 0314. The
second race was two mile dash. First
horse $3.50; second $50. Hitchcock
entered limestone; Bacon catered
Granger. This was the best and most
holly contested; Granger winning the
race by about Il length aud half; time
3 4t24 The Jockey Cio5 presented
MessrS. Bacon and Jones with IL silver
cup. i'll appreciation Of their efforts to
revive the amnsements of the turf in
this city. Everything passed oil plea
snntly.
CHARLESTON, March 1f.-Arriyed-
Steamship Sea Gull. Baltimore.
T@iegraphIc-Comme REPORTS.
LONDON. March 14.-Erics 40L@
40M. Consols 92E.
PARIS. March l4.-Rentes 6Of. 47Lc.
LIVERPOOL. March 14-Noon. Got
ton shade tirmer; sales 1900 bales,
including 1000 for speculation and ex.
port; sales of Orleans, nothing below
low middling, shipped March or April,
= 13. .i6; sales of uplands, nothing below
good ordinary, shipped February,
z 1916; shipped March or April,
1916; deliverable May or June,
7 1915; sales to .duy include 1900 Ame-
rican; sales of upiands. nothing below
low middling, shipped February or
March, 8.