Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-10

TIE Music AT TEE CAPITOL The Marine
Band at the Capitol grounds > IS, erday, played
choice selection Of pieces, under tie header.
ship Of d. Scala, one Of these accomplish ID
musicians The pieces played were B, igadier
General Henderson's March; Duetto from Ma
2, Csvitins, Mslvina di Scozis; Quickstep,
Niobe, No. L; Terzetta. Anna Bolena; Negro
Melody. No. 2; II tambuso de Palermo, Waltz;
Sinfonia, ii Turko in Italias; Sleigh Polka;
Duetto. La GAIA Ladra. No l; Quickstep
Some Love to Ride. and Good Bye; concluding
With fine National air. An unusually large
number of ladies were present, and many gem
tlemen, who happily enjoyed the concert and
the bright scenes around them, the weather
being very fine. Young America was there Ia
all its infant loneliness and in regard to :heir
mothers and nurses, the band did one good
turn in ''pleasipg the children Their fine
music on the outrageous grounds of the Capt.
toll, was grand treat to the lovers Of sweet
sounds.
POLICE OFFICERS AyD AN IsEBRIArE-Ob-
serving a crowd # persons on PsnneyIvsnia
avenue, near the Tiber, yesterday afternoon,
We approached the scene, and found two off,
GERS tying man found drunk on the street
With considerable trouble they succeeded in
getting him to the msgistr ate 8, on First street.
where. laying stretched in front of the office,
he was eom11itted to the workhOuse by Justice
Beck The manner in which the officers car
ried him of was severely commented on by tho
bystanders, one of them putting his foot heavily
On his stomach to hold him down, and other
WISE they say, treating the poor ineoriate in a
brutal manner The fact is, the city authori.
ties do not provide wagon or ary other means
Of conveying such an object from the streets,
or to take them to the workhouse, as we were
informed by the officers neglect that should
be remedied on the first opportunity By the
Councils The officers who had this Job were
Messrs Simonds sud Westerfeld snd the man
was u. 8. Marine, hpt be would not give his
name.
BAD FELLow.-This morning q man named
James Slattery was arrested by officers Cox
and Allen for an assault and battery of q bru-
tai character upon a married lady, Mrs Roche.
She eneiente at the time, and It is feare5 Sc
rious consequences may ensue. Siattery defed
the officers, declaring that he would like to
see three men take him. The officers took him
with but little trouble, and he was sent to Jail
by Justice Dom.
OvERcHARGISG.-Y Thss. We1ch,
a haokma an, was fined S. and costs for charging
81 for conveying lady and her brother from
A street to the railroad depot He was also
made to pay 81 % for using profane language
to the lady. We have heard few charges Of
this sort lately against our hsosmen, and hope
this will be the last.
New BOWLING SALOoS-In the rear Of the
we'll supplied refectory Of Mr.. B. Schad, cor
nor Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sd street,
neat new building has been erected, and three
excellent alleys laid for the accommodation Of
players Of ten-pins. For clerks and others
engaged in sedentsry employments. bowling
is a most healthful exercise, and 10 just the
kind OF relief such persons need. The on.
trance il convenient ION Sd street and separate
from the tavern.
WATCH RETURNS David Coates, colOred,
unlawful gathering; twenty lashes. Sarah
Johnson, do; workhouse ninety days. Mary
]. Taylor, do; IS "A 6ne and cOs:s. Johanna
Tho, nsberry do IS IS fne and costs Thos.
Butter, do 4; S. SIS me and sosts. Chas Par
ker, do; Sc A Jas. O'NesIe, drunk In the
street security and costs. John Il. Carr do.
do. George Williams, eolored, profanity !;
workhouse ninety days Mary Fay, deranged
and dangerous; jail.