Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-18
DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEM s

,,hs Auxiliary Guard, TO the following sections Of
tbr above named ia"
..ssc g. find be IL enHcfed, That it sha not be
,,yf, for any person or persons TO congregate and
Iu,hIe At the corners ef any of the streets, ave
- .y in auy street, avenue, or alley, or on the
nues, s,,,,nis or fac fOotways of any streets, or
,,r ar on the steps, celarr-dours. pprchcs or
,,eoe. nt any public or private building or office,
:. an or around any ut the enclosures of the
",,,I Executive ManslOn, public squares, City
Nh Judiciary square, or of any church, school
TO- theatre or assembly room, or la OF around
~, other public or private enclosure IN the city OF
Tbiny,on and be engaged Ia loud or bolsterous
- ar tn insult make rude or ODscene COM
-. ,e,narks or observations on persons passing
sa,nr ut IN their hearing, ar to crowd. OBJ
ps ar iDcommode the sand loot pavement or flag
-, MY or the entrance Into or out OF any such
s,ch nublic or private building, City Hall, Exec
- Mansion Capitol, Oi such public enclosure
,,,. ar nIlev, under penalty of not LEES than
80 dnIIars Tor zach and rvsry such offence
=. 10 lind Je IL snGctsd, That any person or
,srso,s convicted of am such offence under any OF
nror;.ions of this act who shall fail To- pay or
-. m h. paid the hnr. penalty, or forfeiture
,.,sd ,sajn,t him, her, or them immediately upon
,bs rendition of judgment therefor shan be commit
81 \, "a. u0rk house for period (wiiere none Is
s,ed ~ the section imposing such penalty nor eI-
d,s .,rry DAYS FOR any one offence, or until such
-. ,esaIty az forfeiture be- paid or secured TO be
,id And all acts or paTtt ct acts OF this corpo-
r,rinn upon either or any ut the offences herein
pr1yidri for BE- aud the same are hefepy fepedieo-
iDproyed, June j. 1853.
rb, sih sectun Of this law IL grossly violated
..,,,, Sabbath in Our most public horoushfares, by
the .boisterous talking, insulting remarks, rude COIN
,,ept, and observations on persons passing III their
hearing" or living in the neishborl"od, Of one OF
cur ro,rd street orators whose abusive PERSONAL
NJ, have already created Disturbances in our srees
We trust thai the proper officers will see that this
law is enforced anl that for the sake nj the peace
and quiet OF city shall not again he compelled
to remind Icin Of their rcmjsncs. OF duty.
Jccss,n HlH.-It wa, indeed, beautiful sight
on entering the ut this Hall last evening, to see
assembled such phalanl of handsome, joyous, and
happy Face engaging in that Innocent and refresh
inc dversian-tlIe dance. The occasion Of the
meeting was ball given by the Franklin Fire Com
pany Il body Of comprising some Of our best
citizens whose uniform and -entlemanly deport
nrnt always ensures respect. There were pre,ent,
also, some mtInbersof the Eigildnt Fire Company,
frun Georgetown. fine company of young mel,
who dressed in their neat uniforms gave much effect
To- the scene, whilst minsng with the lovely and
the fair. The programme comprised the usual
Prof. Marsoletii'. band, justic. wa fully done BY
the proficient and excellent dancers. Nstlng oc-
CURED 10 MAJ the pleasures of the night for which
much praise il due To the efficient managers. All
appeared to vie with each other in exceeding to pro-
mote happiness, End ii early morn before tic
merry dance broke up.
Gr.InI ParG!e TJ-morTor.- Tomorrow, the ami
yersary of the battle o: Yorktown. will be celebrated
BY the military generally here, and observe alsa
that similar respect 10 The day il 10 be said by the
military Of Baltimore. We never observed the mill
tary spirit active. showing very clearly that tlIis
display is 10 be ole of an unequaed character
Day and night, officers ami nen making prepare
ton5, and esprit d corps exists highly creciitable
10 gallant volunteers.
WymGn.--TLis name IL sufficient to tho initiated
to Indicate dictionary of interpretations in magical
arts ven,rioquism, and rich variety of wonderful
and entertaining amusemsnts. The place where
they to be enjoyed il Odd Fellows Hall; time.
this evening. A word is sufficient for amusement
seekers He will remain week.
the SGTh-Passers by stop 10 admire the neat
sgn with the above inscription, on the bulletin board
Of this establishment At tbs front of the office IL
wa painted by our old friend q. z. Seng-tach Esd
well Known as artist of established merit.
Fir! GhhHrl Ban Of Hse COrps.-Th- National
Guard, beautiful uniformed company just formed
on the Island, have their fir. annual ball to morrow
night al Jackson Hail. OF which those who love the
OF no dan MN, &
the SOLDIER, will take due notice. They appear in
Their uniform, and the other military including dir
unsui,hed officers, who may be present, also wea,
th.Ir uniforms, making rich military display. To
hne music, excellent arrangements, SC, may be
added the beauty of the lader, which is the climax
OF the attractions OF the evening. Make ready.
Funeral Of DIR. Ti1mar.-Tbe sad funcIeal process
SION Of the remains OF Dr. John VI. Thomas took
pace TN, morning amidst the toIiing Of belIs mum
oenns some hundred carriages, it appeared by tile
length, IN which were observed several distinguish
ed gentlemen, members OF the medical profession,
ana other respectable citizens After the impressive
lune:a ceremonies at 81. Patrick's Church, (Rev
hf. hatthews) IN" procession moved OH to it, last
resting place. DIR. ThOma. was one of our NEST
eminent physicians, was only in his forty eighth
year, and Is thus cut off the prime of life and use
fulness.
Heu Cops fsT he FTGI-klins.-A committee of the |
franklin New York Association visited Baltimore !
Yesterday, TO procure caps for their trip TO New
iofs, and with the assistance OF Capt Lilly, WHO
accompanied them TN. whole day, succeeded in re !
ee!ng beautiful pattern tia, will, il Il thought. |
give full satisfaction.
C0nsressstonGl BtHiqI Grou,rl-rt should be re |
that those interested in the proper prescr
SaiIon of this cemetery are invited to meet I'M.
evening" AT the City Hall, to hear the repor, Of The
appointed at the late meeting of those !
VINO are anxious to reform it, present shameful con
iIhon All lot-owncrs, and all who have IN. re-
mains OF dear friends deposited there, should surely
Or present Ii Is clearly within their power to bring
about the desired REFORM and if they fail to interest
themselves in the matter, they can have none to !
blaine but themselves hereafter
Vel DoHe.-A man was seen near MARYLAND