Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-04

r.st grand Vocal and Instrumental
..-t At Forrest Hall, Georgetown, this
.ar Every body should embrace this
| ,,,uDitv of hearing them, as they are
| ,rbredly musicians and vocalists of great
rry: and the wonderful performance
arr yeiss, on seventeen instruments at
.ine, is fully worth the price of adj
.}r.
ms, or no License.-It is the desire of
. = # our citizens to make the next cleo
: test of the license question. The
mon Council has passed a resolution to
nj the subject to vote of the citizens,
II that is required to get the vote, is
,sssage of the same resolution by the
4 If Aldermen. AS the effect of the
Is a question at issue between contend
rarties, we shall say nothing upon it. 4
! q, deal of hard talk may be expected be-
| tbe election day; elimination and re-
|9;gstions abuse, threats, &C. But after
viii of the people has been expressed,
viii be as still as at present. The citi-
Of Washington love good order; and if
| 10 occasionally hear of riot, very little
siry is sufficient to satisfy US that the
j,rs are rowdies from abroad.
Ne pect no trouble on election day
!. citizens will, as usual, 60 to the polls,
site their tickets, and return to their
aes we'll satisfied that they enjoy freedom
% their duty, let the question be decided
twill. Excitement may be high before,
l. after the election all will be quiet.
look at Wem.-We would call the atten-
"a Of eur readers to our advertising COL
EDS. A word or two is there spoken for
z benefit Of the public. Quotations are
zen from men known to be skillful in their
LESSONS, as hammond, Richardson, Mills,
ryey, Keppler, Weirman, Franklin, A.
lie, and Cooley. Madame Hunter also
eaks a word worth bearing in mind. All
= ready to serve the public. Gre them a
L!
Frs-The alarm between twelve and
e o'clock this morning was caused by the
ming of some frame stables on 4th ST.,
vosite the County Jail. 4 cow was burned
Death in the fire.
The alarm about three o'clock, A. NJ, was
used BY the burning of frame building
&c, between 9th and 7th sts., used as a
eeting house fer colored Baptists. 1t
merly belonged to a benevolent society,
1 vas used as school house.
Var Company is an effort max
9 to organize cavalry company in this
T, and so far, we learn, the PROJECTS Of
tcess are fattering. We are requested
state that meeting of the gentlemen
% are engaged in the undertaking will be
ID at Casparis's, on Capitol Hill, next
.esday evening at o'clock.
Lsry Court.-Henry Naylor, Henry Haw,
shaa Pierce, Charles R. Belt, Robert
ute, Lewis Carbery, Joseph Fl. Pearson,
lamin +. Morsell, Samuel Drury,
anaLn S. Myer, and James A. Kennedy,
=. were on Monday appointed to compose
Levy Court of the county of Washing
lrlmuqI Court.-The court was In ses-
u this morning. Points of law in con-
:tlOn with the Gardiner trial were under
lsIderation.
Fstcs Report.-P. Cronin, J. Cornell, G..
'san, ]. Murphy, John Cornell, huckster-
without license; fined. Ann Gasaway,
co profanity; paid costs. 0. II. Weda,
ank and disorderly; paid costs and gave
;urity. W. II. Causin and D. Simonds,
. Chloe Ann Butler, gambling; paid
and costs. Martha Steward, disor-
Fly conduct; paid costs and gave security.
'Ftha Washington, do. John Prosper,
orderly conduct; paid costs. J. Sinner
l Thomas Dulaney, selling goods without
snse; ruled for trial. j. West, assault !;