Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-06
nAILY EVENING STAR.
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-, will occupy the serious attention of those
rbo can accomplish the object. While the Sc
.r-itv Of the peace property and lives of all
~ fellow citizens are directly or Indirectly in
-,lreI in this question, we snail not cease to
s--7s that that corps be encouraged to discharge
I.bsir whole duty with energy and fidelity by
:. receipt Of fair remuneration for their SER
r;es. Under paying public servants, more es-
...;,Ilv O! this particular class, is dangerous
in;rentIv dangerous to the public interest.
Wherever collision between policemen and
.bosa against whom they are employed to pro-
bet the public has taken place, the cause of
.bs;r want of fidelity to their trust has been
--o,sqbIe to the fact that they were not fairly
| .-,rnerated for their exposures and labors.
r.5i0yi15l SerenGders.-T talented troupe
o,re their last entertainment at the Hall this
eujug Their concert last night was attend
l. bv 2 large and brilliant audience, who
infested their satisfaction by repeated and
'rroloDged applause The concertini, intro
[iu.el by Mr.. Hooiey, is one of the most de-
;,btful musical instruments that ever whis-
,srsd harmony to our tympanum. The bone
Lr,yin- of Penn Lehr is only surpassed by his
k-Isrlid execution on the harp banjo His
sr,;fsiicn Of the hOrse-race. on the bones, eli
cited great applause. The dancing of the old
,f,vorite johnson, proved him a Diamond of
H. first water, while Adams and Berger's
.ircin.. with Hills delightful ballads, gave
he most complete satisfaction. Rccollect this
h tie last opportunity to see them.
TqgsGriag.-The labOrers are al work pre-
: arrs the public square on the corner of
ksren.h street and Pennsylvania Avenue, for
Enclosure The new building attached to the
Washington Infrmary is rapidly approaching
korpletion The great number of new build
Engs TON in course of erection, and the prepa-
cations making for the commencement Of
L..bsrs. creates Il demand for good mechanics
y Ra1.airur BoYs.-Three little boys, neither
1 hove eleven years Of age, came to this city
from Baltimore last week, and remained here
ill after the 4th. idling about the city, and
tarIs They were arrested, and were about
Ia be sen. TO the workhouse, but the pity of
ths bystanders saved them. A sufficient sum
sras made up to send them home, after a
Yectc1e from Justice Morsell
4 Fl.rt Accidcnt--AD interesting little boy
bon Of Mr. Thomas who resides in the Seventh
Nard was knocked down by the horses at
tachci to an omnibus, on the fourth, and in
jurel SO as to cause his death The coroner's
inqgest. and the father of the lad. attach no
blame to the driver, Mr.. James Otter, who is
represented as aeareful and respectable man
Clarke Bowling, druggists and apotheca-
Is. on the Island, have just received al ex-
tensve new stock They are exceedingly well
tkilled in their business, careful and always
f1eatiyc To have such drug store as theirs.
4 thin the reach of ones family, at all hours.
$her day or night, saves, in the course of a
hear many dollar; for stitch in time al
ays saves nine.
E,gi.t 1rith ar OHeer.-Oficer Mulloy.
pile attempting to arrest some disorderly
teEsoaS was attacked by them and injured in
EsaTms- He succeeded in making the arrest
k,tTithstanding the resistance.
S.99tfag Bog.-A negro named Jno. Bell
r. arrested last night by officer Handy.
argod with shooting lad named Robert
iu;hman- The lad loses two of his fingers
the act. The negro has been committed
further hearing
uFcttiHg on tie BOuts.-A number of row.
got on board the boats that we're run
- the White House on the 4th, and be-
ed themselves as it is usual for rowdies to
VERY effort was made by the officers to
f:yen, disorder, out it was impossible to stop
lighting and rowdyism.
lrrPs'i0OteJS.-Thisf fine company of volun-
HsH returned to the city this morning from
r: visit TO Harrisburg, Pa They appear to
Ke delighted with their visit.
>'-stEds.-The ladies in the neighborhood
q olr Office were favored with a serenade by
o. G; the bands Of vocalists now in this city
music was good, and very well performed
one would object to repetition.
S'F5'a "A lot of very fine Grape shawls,
'2a5iy stolen supposed to be worth $500.
re found in privy in the nei ghborhood of
aad & streets They have been left with
andrew Mills in that vicinity to be iden-
f.
.tatttaL CoHTt.-Yest erday the jury in
& '1se oi {. W. Huntington and VIM Eas-
''F assault and battery, acquitted Mr. D
convIceed Mr.. Easily. Some cases of
''F Importance were afterwards disposed
ms morning, Mexican named Ortez
'n trial for larceney. The case had not
L disposed of when we left the courtroom
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