The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-24

Jonp!A'' Aoams,yge gen6shl a8eue fortho
Miller's Safe. of Baltimore. & Mr..
AdaIs is on a general tour though
the South 10 the interest Of the, Miller
safe. and the great number which are
now used in our city is sufficient evil
denoe of their popularity. We can
safely say, that any one in want of q
safe safe. will be quite safe in calling
on Messrs. Agnew & Son, tho local
agents, and they will Hnd in purchus.
ing Miller safe, that they have made
quite safe investment.
MIR. CRAMER's BENEFIT. The oom-
plImentary benefit given to Mr..
Eugene Cramer, last Thursday even
ing, was richly deserved and capital
success. The citizsns of Columbia
entertain q high appreciation of his
talents &c scenic artist. They 1850
ciate Bis name pleasantly with the
brilliant scenes and rich decorations
of the beautiful new Opera House, in
which his industry aud skill have been
marked. They were pleased ut che
opportunity to pay him compliment.
In the part OF Duke Alfonso. in Luz
cretia Borgio. he sustained himself
quite creditably, and in the afterpieoe
he appeared to decided advantage.
Mr.. Cramer vel! understands tho stspe
aud it's requirements. aud is equally
capable Az an artist aud an actor. We
trust that he may live long and pros.
per, and that, as the fortunes of the
Opera House advance. his own mny
advance in the same degree.
The CHORAL UNION CONCERT
cohcert, advertised ia another column
by tho Columbia Choral Union, in aid
Of the Washington Street Methodist
Church, in this city. should meet with
the most liberal patronage from our
citizens. or the object it is needless
to speak, as the endeavor to build up
our waste places, and once more give
this denomination pleasant and COM
modious place of worship, commends
itself to all. Those who attended the
last concert of the Choral Union need
not be reminded of the delightful
evening then spent. or of the way in
which its members acquitted them
selves.
There is one feature of this CONCERT,
however. that lends additional interest
to it. Since their last concert, the
union. with an enterprise that cannot
be too highly commended, has secured
probably the finest concert grand
piano that has ever been in our city.
This instrument is from the celebrated
mauufactory OF Webber, in New York,
and Was spoken OF in the highest
praise by the Adelaide Phillips troupe.
who nsed it at their late concert in the
new City Hall. Mr.. Joseph Hart
Denck. our justly famous townsman,
will take part in the concert, and his
brilliant execution on this grand in
strument will be treat, indeed. Go
one and all.
! AFFAIRS IN EDaRFIELp-NoBoDY
MISUNDERSTANDING G0iET--DT.
Barker returned. yesterday, from O
visit to Edgefield Court House, and
also to Augusta, Ga. where he had an
interview with General Nj. @. Butler.
The General says that, after the burn.
ing Of his house, he took out q warrant
for Tho arrest of suspected colored
man, who confessed to being the in
csndiary, but that Ned Tenant had
paid him $50 for doing the job A
warrant was then issued for Tennnnt,
who refused to be arrested. This in.
formation was conveyed to General
Butler, who asked the Trial Justice
what posse he required. The reply
was, that as Tennant had about fifteen
men with him, that number would be
sufficient. a party was selected by
General Butler, who Immediately &C.
companied the officer. Before they
discovered the Tenant party, they
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