The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-29
RaHr.-Ths refusal of the House Of
representatives. TO subscribe for car.


tain newspapers for use of the me M
befs during the session was entirely
proper. There is no fund upou which
they are entitled to draw for such pur-
pose, except that in each individual
members pocket. It has been the
custom, we know, for some years, but
one NJ ore honored in the present breach
than in tue former observance.
Gov. Moses has appointed John
King. of Edisto, Treasurer Of Charles
ton. rice Gen. Gurney. removed. He
has also removed D. Z. B,rre, Trial
Justice for Lexington. Cullen Lark,
OF L.urens, hus been made Notary
Pnbie. rice Richard G. Watts, re-.
moved. The time is getting short,
and the Governor is working his ap-
pointing aud pardoning instruments
rapidly.
Scarlet is QUO of the most fashion
able Of this seasons colors. It liz
shown 10 the new bonnets and hand
somely blended in many OF the new
promenade costumes. Lice barbcs arc
worn III the hair again, as was the case
a few yeurs ago. when real lace was
cheaper than now. Cloth suits trimmed
with fur will be fashionable this win.
ter, nearly all beiug made in the polo
uaiso style. The cloth muff to oorre-
spond will also be in vogue.
The bronze palmetto monumental
tree, which formerly stood on the
South front Of the State Capitol, and
lad become considerably damaged,
has been removed to the North front,
completely ovorhauled, the missing
letters replaced, aud the tree now
looks as we'll as it did when first put
up. Mr.. Hcfllsr is the artist who has
rcjuvcna:ed Mr.. Werner's magnificent
wo,h.
An attempt was made to fire the
dwelling of DR.. j. +. Ensor, at an
early hour yesterday morning. The
inceudiary poured lot Of kerosene on
the floor Of one of the rooms, set it
on fire, locked the door and made of.
One Of the members OF the family was
aroused by the smoke. and til. Fl .me
were extinguished before any material
damage was done. Here is case for
Judge Lynch.
GRAND DIVISION Sous OF TEMPER
AScE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. The follow
ing officers were duly elected on Thurs
day, November &c. and installed by
Most Worthy Patriarch F. NJ. Bradley,
assisted by Most Worthy Associate
Edward Carswell. US Grand Conductor:
". Il Leitner. of Wateree, No. 8,
Grand Worthy Patriarch; L. r. Mar
shall, Of Newberry. No. 8, Grand
Worthy Associate; Oliver Hewett, of
Hope. No. 2, Grand Scribe; John II.
Hardin. of Fidelity, No. 4, Grand
Treasurer; A. B. Towers, of Anderson.
No. l, Grand Chaplain; w. b. Whalcy,
OF Atlantic. No. GO. Grand Conductor;
John W. Zimmerman, of Batesburg.
No. AZ, Grand Sentinel.
RRLIGIoUs SERVICES TODAY Pres
byterian Church-Rev. J. H. Bryson,
pastor-1l a. NJ. and ~ P. NJ.
Trinity Church P. J. Shand,
Rector; Rev. J. Fl. Stringfellow, as.
sistant-l1 A. NJ. and P M.
ST. Peters Catholic Church J.
L. Fullerton, first Mnss Z A. Nj. second
Mass 10!ls a. NJ; Vespers AZ i. NJ.
Baptist-Rev. s. 3. Jones, D. D.,
ii A. NJ. and Rev. Nicholas NJ. Long
~ p. NJ. Sabbath school p. NJ.
Second Baptist Congregation-Rev.
MIR. Dodge, II A. NJ.
Lutheran-Rev. George Howe. 1O,.
A. M.
Washington Street Methodist-Rcv.
Vim. Martin, II A. NJ. and 7 ?. NJ.
Sunday school, o.. a. H. Young
Mems Prayer Meeting, 81 P. Nj.
Marion Street Methodist t-Rev. W.
ID. Kirkland, pastor, ii a. NJ. and
p. M. Sunday school. o!!a a. NJ.
STILL ANoliIEE ATTRACTION. The
Berger troupe Of Swiss Bell Ringers,
whose performances are always we'll
attended, give two of their pleasing
entertainments in Parker's Hall, on