The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-11


Il. W. DrCross, @. w. Evans. NJ. F..
Nixon, James NJ. Morgan-uppcal con
tinued.
The grand jary returned the follow
ing tru" bill: State rs. - Bryant.
charged with murder; State 7,s. james
A. How'.y, chnrge'l with accepting o
brihe.
LISr OF New ADVERTISEMENT
Screvcn House. Savannah. Ga.
Meeting Columbia Lodge.
DE-. L. Grcen-Professionul Card.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. FEBRUARY 10
.'fanSton Houses D Hitler, J Hitler,
Lexington; Ii Il Blease and family,
Ncwberry; a ri Speigh.s. II L Theares
aud lady, Greenviile; L II Heinitsh, L
W Whoeler. city; NJ j Jenkins. St
Matthews; II L Coleman, Charleston;
Mrs Q Harris. j F Johuson. NC.
ilendri.r H0use-J NJ Oates, N @; NJ
D Harman, Mrs l. Harmon, Lsxing.
ton; G " Cutting. W Cutting, GAS
p Chimmis, N g; w Fl Frazer, t,ra-
niteville; n j Norris. L W Carwile. w
A Sanders, W l. Coleman, Edgefield:
} q Kenner, Md; J T Sandwich, Tenn:
Il W Steele. Ga; G w Stettimues.
Md; L Clarke, III; D L Glenn, Al.
ston.
Wheeler Romse-A s McDade. Geo
W Brown. E NJ Gproch, Samuel @
Huey aud wife. Miss Hattie Hney.
Mics May McKie, Philadelphis; Ed
ward McGready, G w Bomar. JH
Loeb. Charleston; W J Vereen, DR.
aud Mrs @ D Smith. A Felt, W Il Ran.
kin. New York; is Browning, Charles.
ton; L nj West, N g; Mrs B G. Yocom.
Miss III G Evans. Master E Evans.
Chester; Philip N Cohen, Union: r
Smith, st Paul; Robt s SHoward, WA
Stoddard. FL Brewer and wife, a A
Ribbes and wife, w S Marsh and wife,
Mrs'Ale1ander. Mass; G A Dave export,
Mrs Davenport, Miss Davenport,
Rlchmond; John G Bulckner, Viii.
mington; T III Wilkes. j F Treutter,
city; NJ L Frank, John E Harrison, j
larris, John s Curle, B Nj Harris,
Baltimore; VIM Henry Treacottg Pen.
dleton; III W Gary, EdgeAeld; Dr.iS
E Lewie. Edgeheld. n.ruw i IS ro
George Wilson. who, ,wssnlapra, @ in
England, in IT'S. has jusi died .,at
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. When quite young
he enlisted and was assigned to tho
regiment of which Wellington, then
unknown to fame. was Major. In
1874, he served III the Low Countries,
and was In the memorable retreat from
Bremen. Two years later he was
lighting Tippoo Sahib, in India, and
served through the Mahratta wurs OF
1901, 1902 and 1903. Subsequently
ordered to Europe. he was at the bat
tie CT Kioge, in 1907. and went to
Portugal in 1903. where he took par.
III The battle of Vemeria. He was at
the defeat Of Marshal SoG!t, in 1909.
aud, later, at TaIavera; with yelling.
ton at Waterloo and Packenbam be.
toro Now Orleans. After the last
named engagement he refused to te-
enlist, aud. making his way to James
wills. he remained there till the end OF
his very long life.
The seizure of the smuggled silk
dresses by the Custom House authori.
iias. III New York, is terribly agitating
certain quarters of the fashionable
world there. To be sure, the names of
the ladies for whom Mile. Jouvin in.
tended tho marvellous wardrobes, have
not appeared in print, but they are in
eloquent range Of gossip, nevertheless,
aud the ohagrin Of this group OF unfor-
tuna:cs at having been found out at
last, is afording rare entertainment TO
the "bcst 'ciety." No matter how fine
Mrs. So-and.so's toilettes may be after
this, she isn't to be envied bit, for
her rivals will see to it that her 90.
partnership with the fashionable
smuggler in Ludlow street Jail Is duly
placarded on every fashionable door.
post. In fact. the detectives have
occasioned great "eclaw," az Jeems
ssya.