Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-11

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Washington railroad depot. On arriy;ns ths,.
we were introduced to the bride and hide
maid, and groom, the groomsma an be;n. .hs.nt
Wno' win their friends, were having \ msrry
time OF II In good cid fashioned style. Ths.
welded pair, who had been married Al R.it;.
moie IN the morning, were Miss Marparst
smiley, "a smiling cherub) and Or. John r
Mesr9ln: and the bridesmaid proved to be
mss 'ulia Kelly, "a lovely lassie," and the
Monumental City. They were a merry n.,tx
ana could not have selected better host and
hostess, with whom to spend the first dav nf
tne Wedding, than those chosen The scero
put rs In mind Of Moore's beautiful verses.
There's bliss beyond all that the msstre, h,. ,oa
~, ~ hSh TWO, mat are linked in heavenly tie
"itn neaIt never CHANGING, and brow never cold
oh through all Ills, and love on till they die
one hour or passion so sacred, is worth
Whole ages of heartIe.s aad WANDERING bliss.
And On If there be an EIysIum on earrb
IL Is this-it is thisl
But, let envy say what ii may, We had the
pleasure OF saluting the lovely bride and
oeantlf1i bridesmaid, and then left than In
their happiness. Where was Mercury
SUPPOSED. BURGLAR LET OFF.-As the
Franklin Hotel (Bakers) was being closed last
hgnt, young man came out of the bar-room
Win carpet bag In his hand, and on being
Questioned, grave such incoherent answers "a
70 excite suspicion that he was one of the oanu
OF burglars who are infesting the city. He
SAID ne vas looking for lodgings. and was re-
commended to Captain Ten Eyck's but refused
on the ground that he had 6ee,s there b,fo,s
20 tne questioner seized him, with a view to
securing MIN as suspicious character: but on
ne pressing request of respectable citizen,
perhaps possessed Of too much GOOD natnre
let him off, when he made tracks secord;noiv
Inc gentleman who caught hold of him has no
9ooot from his manner, that he is ono of the
osnd OF burglars now engaged in robbinp the
boarding and other houses of the CITY He 10
described as light comple1ioned, freckIed
slender IN person, well dressed, with a eeId
hunting watch in his vest. which he often
opens and clasps again, attached to which is
80 that persons may be en- their guard. and at
the suggestion OF the gentleman, who is ouite
angry at himself for letting the supposed
rogue of.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEAcHERs.-The trustees of
the public schools of Washington have elected
the following teachers:
First district-District school, male depart
ment, samuel Kelly; female department.
Mics d. A. s. Davis. Male primary, princi-
pal, Mrs NJ. E. Rodier; assistant, Mrs. E.. M.
Kelly. Primary No. 1, Miss NJ. q. Wells
Primary No. 2, principal, Mis- a. K. Lowe:
assistant, Mrs. S. E. CoaIe Primary, No. 8
principal, Miss NJ. P. Middleton; Assistant
Miss Harriet Baker. Primary, No. a, Miss
Charlotte Campbell.
Second district.-District school, male de-
partment, principal, Thomas NJ. Wilson; a.
sistant, Hector Grant; female department,
Miss S. P. Randolph; male primary, Mrs. r.
NJ Ogden. Primary, No. :, Miss Z. Parsons:
No. 2. Miss Lucy Fl. Randol ph, principal, and
Miss Kate Mccarthy, assistant; No. 8, Miss F.
Henshaw; No. 4, Miss E. v Billing. nrinci
pal, and Mrs. E. Myers, assistant.
Third district-District school, male de-
partment, principal, John Fill; assistant, J.
i. Goldsmith female department Mrs. C. D.
Martin. Male primary, w. NJ. McCathran
Primary No l, Miss Frances Elvans. princinaJ
and Miss Isabella Acton, assistant; No. q
Mrs M Freeman, principal, and Miss H. N.
Henshaw, assistant; No. 8, Mrs T.. Clark:
No. 4, Miss Jane Moss.
Fourth district.-District school, male de.
partment, John E. Thompson; female depart.
ment, Miss NJ A. Milburn male primary. s.
y thompson. Primary No. 1, Mrs. Nj. A.
skidmore; No. 2, Miss II. A. Lee; No. 8, Miss
Annie Adams.
PLEASANT PosIriOs.-Numerou applica
tons have been made for various Offices in the
gut OF bis " honor the Mayor but we do not
think that many will apply for the place of
Keeper OF the gaurd house. As an evidence
OF ease to be employed at this post we would
state that on Wednesday night the cells were
all occupied, and by persons who were con-
stantly requiring the attention of the keeper
a deranged woman, confined for safe keeping
fsncied she saw her husband coming to her
through the PRISON walls for the purpose of
killing her she was constantly shaking the
door. making the bolts and bars rattle aHfuIly.
Inc Keeper was employed good part of his
time In convincing her that she was mistaken.
~ anotner cell were two young men, brought
In drunk, and whose nerves required strength.
eniDg by repeated doses of the hair of the dog
that bit them The other cells were filled with
negroes, noisy and stubborn who cared for
nothing but to worry the keeper. These in
stances frequently occur and were il NOT for
the opportunity to res. through the day. no
man would occupy the place longer than a
week.
HE NUABERERs AND TEE OPFIcERs.-A
gay or two ago, as two of the gentlemen en-
pioyed by Messrs. Ten Eyck and Palmer were
engaged In putting up numbers on some houses,
,ney were approached by two officers of the
law, VINO demanded their authority for TINS
seemingly violating the law, and disrespectinr
Ine recent proclamation Of the Mayor Mr.
colon Beale, from Baltimore who WA one of
tne numberers, appalled, by the ferocious looks
OF the officers, made the best excuse he could
pat was unable to show any authority that be
was acting under the lawful contractors. and
was consequently requested to 20 to the near
ea magistrate. The other murderer, Capt
fiPer, (uho did good duty in tho Mexican
war; peremptorily refused to 20 with them,
and dared them to lay their hands on him
ine limbs OF the law did not seize either but
an arrangement was made to 20 to Cant. Ten
Eycks, and be satisfied that Messrs. BeaIe and
refers were duly authorized agents. There
,hey found all things rigot, but the officers
Rad to :" pay costs" It was q richer aene
than this brief sketch describes, and NAV ns
well De imagined as for rs to tell the whole
amusing story.
AsHISGToS PHILHARMONIC Society.
The weekly rehearsal Of this musical associa-
9on took place last evening at Temperancs
nal; Inc attendance was not SO large rs
usual, OWING 10 the absence of members from
tne city The absence of the Conductor. M
L. Ciuoo, who has been detained by sick.
ness, was much felt by those present. The
exercises, however, were entertaining. and
under the lead Of Mr.. T. L. Potter. and tn
superior Instrumentation of Prof. Foertsch
passed on In highly creditable manner. We
understand that the board of managers have a
plan in contemplation whereby our music-
loving citizens can be admitted to these re
hearsals, and judge for themselves of the ex-
ceiient performances Of this society. Being
the only ass ociation Of the kind in our midst
We sincerely hope they may receive the hearty
cooperation of our citizens in their endeavors
to form an exalted standard and artistic taste
In the performance Of this delightful art
The ,kUNKEL.TRoUPs ConxG.-We had
VISIT this morning from Mr.. Morgan, the old
celebrated tambsrine of the "Nightipgales,"
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