Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-12

to the actors, the aforesaid tavern, and he very in
dignanty says they unpoite set of ''rowdies'
but gives no names at present. A rough joke that,
though funny, and we must therefore sympath.e
with the wounded feelings, though luckily unhurt
face, of the exploded. Where were the officers:
German Red Mems BGH.--This grand soc ial enter.
tainment takes place to-Eorrow evening Il, Car,isi's
Saloon, and is to be attended by the members of the
order the District generally, and numbers Of
friends. with charming establishment of ladies'
The committee of arrangements are doing everything
possible to give elat to the ball. Waltzes, poIkas
cotIons, &C., ofthe newest compositions, and many
old favoritss, will be introduced and of course the
evening will be enc of high enjoyment, such
but our German friends can have.
Sent TO JriI-This morning, a young man named
VIM. Devnny, who halls from Baltimore, was sent
tojaiI from the guard house. He was charged with
threatening TO kill n woman named Mary s. Rose,
who, it is said, had to leave Baltimore on account of
his animosity When he was arrested ky the Guards
last night, neatly made sl,ng shot taken from
his wrist; and when he arrived at the guard house
he attacked one of the keepers. Appearances indi-
cate that he is some of the hoys.'
WonderfM Pump at the Nary Yard.--A gentleman,
Tile wishing friend at the Navy Yard on Tuesday
afternoon asked for drink of the crystal element
when young man was sent to the pump for water,
and soon entered with bucket fall. Dipping
tumbler in the same with anxious thirst, the visi
tor drank good draught of the contents, when he
discovered that it sold rye" They say down
there that but the gallant Lieutcnants bucket
catch such water from the aforesaid wonderful
pump. What TO others say about that:
Uncorering ofthe Grcnoush Sdtuary.--This was
done this morning, without ceremony, revealing the
group in all its beauty, and completing the conformity
otthe east front of the Capitol. We need not shy
&" ace it,"
hthtary-Wc learn that at the meeting of the
Washington Light Infantry. last night, Capt. j. b.
Tate gave notice ofhisi ntenton Of resgning his
mission on the LIST of January, sooner if his
cessor be selected. 1t may not be inappropriate to
mention that Captain 7. is one of the oldest men,
bers of the corps having been for fourteen years
active member, and nearly eight years its command
ing officer. Mr.. Richard Wallach is spoken of az
his successor, If he will accept.
Ihcct1ns ~ IuceTn heepcrS'-hn ADJOURNED meet.
ing of the tavern keepers Of the District is being
held this afternoon, to form 'Emutual protection
association Thus those engaged in this branch
of business moving in consequence of various pro-
eeedings against them.
Funeral of Nv r. F7o,rers-Washngton Circle
b. U. Oh. F) C. A., with Potomac and Capitol Cir
cles, other societies, and friend. followed
to the grave the remains of Mr.. r. Flowers, their
late esteemed member at O'Clock this afternoon,
attended b. fine band.
Sabbath School Con cTt.-The Concert of the Sab
bath Schools Mt the Foundry Church was an inter
estng one, and well attended. The Rev. Messrs.
Peck, Judkins, and Richards made addresses, and
Mr.. Wright made an excellent report.
Wctch Ret~rY.-Elizabeth Sumby, colored, drunk
and dsordery; work house 80 days. Elias Travers,
do; fine and costs. Elias Travers, profanity, do
Mary Doe, the slave of man named Connolly, In
sane; travelling about the street. without clothing
and sleeping exposed TO the inclemency of the
weather. She will be provided for a. we'll az the
magistrate can under the law; though we think the
owner might do better for her than can be done at
the Jail. VIM. Devinny, threats of violence; com
mitled to Jail in default of security for peace.