The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-30

ence appeared highly grAtified with the
vivid rendition Of S'Ten Nights id
Bar Room" as performed by the %.
lumb;s Dramatic Association. Tie anna
teurs are rapidly improving, while Mr..
and Mrs. Cramer were, as ever, "wcll
up ia their parts" The play is very
sensational, touching and pretty. To-
night. The performance will be for the
benefit of the artists-Mr. and Mrs.
Cramer-and 1.-The Octoroon" will bo
given. Seats can DO secured-and it
would be well to DO so-at LyBrani's
music store.
MUSICAI. DEMONSTRATION IN MAY
The proposal recently made for COM
binut'on Of tho vocal talent of the city
IN grard demonstration in May, has
been received with gratifying assurances
OF approval. Tho enterprise has bee
lnaneuratcd under cheering auspices,
and with every prospect of tie success
full estnbli.hment Of u permanent asso.
citation. The contemplated concerts will
take place as soon as practicable in
May, after thorough preparation. under
the able direction Of Prof. w. II. Evans,
so favorubly known here, as also in seve-
raj OF our sister cities. The programmes
will be- varied. A rehearsal takes place
this evening, at Mr.. LyBrand's music
store. ut o'clock, ~ will be seen BY nd-
vertissment.
RACES In GREEN NvILLE-The citizens
of Greenville are fond of inc horses, aud
many animals Of that kind are to bs
seen there. Racing is also enjoyed, to
snch an extent that q Jockey club has
been formed and purses put up-which.
ii not very extensive in amount, show q
disposition to encourage the exciting
sport. The Greenville Jockey Club
holds its spring meeting next month
May 26, 27, % and 20. It is aptici-
pated that there will be large attend
ance, as sporting men from Kentucky,
North Carolina and other States have
intimated an intention of being present.
Columbin will be represented. The
ladies are expected to be- present -suita-
BILE stands having been erected for their
accommodation. No Spirits will be al
lowed on the premises.
SUPREME Court. APRIL Term. 1874
WEDNESDAY. Epril 20. The Court m ct at
10 A. NJ. Present-Chief Justice Moses
and Associate Justices Wright and Will
lard.
The following members of the bar
were appointed committee to examine
applicants for admission to practice, to-
morrow, ct 10 a. NJ, viz: Messrs A. G.
Magrath, j. II. Williams and l.. B. Sea-
brook
MIR. Seabrook resumed and concluded
his argument for respondent in cases of
jenkins, ct aL, appellants, ps City
Council of Charleston. respondent. MIR.
Conner was heard for appellants in re-
ply.
Magwood, respondent, os. South Ca
rolina Railroad Company, ct al.. appel.
lants. MIR. Conner was heard for ap.
pellants.
The State, respondent, Us. John G.
Malloner, appellant; continued by con-
sent.
At P. NJ, the Court adjourned until
Thursday. 30tb, 10 A. Nj.
The REVIVAL. interest unt,er
the preaching of Mr. Graves is rapidly
aud largely increasing. A large nun
ber of all ages have already professed
conversion, and scores more are awaken.
cd to inquire what they must do to be
saved. The young mems meeting. on
Monday night, WAS OF very unusual
character. Not only vas the large audi
ience room crowded with an attentive
congregation. largely representing the
young men Of our city, but under the
effective discourse OF the evangelist,
many formed earnest purposes for
better life. At the close of the address,
very many of the young men gathered
in the front seats to consecrate them
solves to the service Of Jesus. This we
we're glad to see, for there is much need