Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-26
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Msns Turner, (colorsd) who was committed
so! jail ioi stealing sundry goods and chsttlss,
.eia,s,ea the ofhcers-Kembls and Norwood
70 tske all the goods and chattles In her
Iosoence, In Swampoodle, and sell them st
auction, to raise money to fee lawyer They
proceeded to her dwelling and took charge Of
the goods and chattles, aud amongst the goods
we're several silk mantillas and other articles.
MRS Eliza Ssarlss, with whom she had for.
merry lived, recognized spoons, knives, and
crockery ware as having been stolen from her.
Also, Mrs. Maria II. Turpin recognised a val
liable silk mantilla, plates, spoons, carpet,
towels, sheets. and other articles as her prop.
erty. Other property, still not identified. ra
mains at the office Of the Justice, amongst
them are mantillas and bertha cape.
In connection with the above, Officers Kem-
pie and Norwood searched the trunks and
boxes OF another colored woman, who had
been cooking at q boarding house on the
avenue, and found quantity Of goods, Jew
eiry, &c to wit: large gold breastpins set
with white stones gold breastpin, containing
grey hair; gold breastpip, colored stone; gold
branch breastpin; 2 books, buff merino dress
pattern; white Grape shawl; 2 black Grape
mantillas black silk mantilla; changeable
six scarf striped Grape shawl; gold breast
pin, acorn pattern; gold toothpick; 2 locksts :
heart attached to a guard cord, with 9th or
goods and ehattles; portion Of which has been
PROFESSOR CRoUcH.-The Alexandria Ca
zstte, speaking Of lecture recently delivered
by this gentleman, says:
MHstcal Lsctnre.-As many of our citi-
zsns az could be accommodated in the hall of
the Relief Fire Company, attended the Acad-
envy OF Music on Wednesday evening, at the
invitation of the proprietor, Mr.. T ] N. Caul-
held, to listen to lecture from Mr.. F Nichols
Crouch of Washington. To say that Mr.
Crouch performed his task well, would be but
faint praise, and by no means expressive of
the feelings Of his audience His readings
were Just long enough to afford the informs-
tion necessary for understanding the subject,
and the numerous musical gems with which
they were interspcrsed, afforded by the beauty
OF their execution, unmixed delight to every
one in the assembly The solemn strains of
Rosini's Stabst Mater and the thrilling
tones in which the Lat Man" told.of the
destruction of all earthly objects filled the
mind with admiration and awe; whilst the
sweet ballad of "Auld Robin Gray excited
a pity which it required all the humor Of
Widow Machree" to drive from the heart
= Mr. Caulfeld's performance on the piano
forte was also in itself treat to the amateurs
Of music
" AT the conclusion of the exercises, Mr..
Crouch announced that the lectures and illus
tlatlons would De continued each night un til
further notice; and We have mistaken the
taste OF our people, if it be not found rather
dit1cult matter to get into the hall in fu-
ture."
SPIRITUAL RETREAT The services at st.
Matthew'S Church (Cathoic) during this week
are of the most impressive char acter. The
church at all the hours named being fully at
tended. The following is the order of exer.
cises:
On Sunday-In the morning-7 O'Clock,
Mass; O'Clock, Mass; 104 o'clock, Voni Crea-
tor; III clock, Mass and Ssrmon. Afternoon
1 clock, Vespers and Sermon; Z! O'Clock,
Sermon and Benedictiop.
During the week-In the morning-53 o'elk,
Mass o'clock, Sermon; O'Clock, Mass; 8
o'clock, Mass; 1oi O'Clock, Mas Miserere;"
III O'Clock, Instruction /; lii o'clock, Examen
Of Conscience IL o'clock, Angslus-Private
devotlons Afternoons O'Clock, Spiritual
Reading-Rosary O'Clock. Instruction; u
o'clock. Litanies. B. v. NJ: 8 clock, Sermon;
o'clock, Benediction. Night Prayers.
The exercises are conducted BY Father Ma.
guire and others of tho Society Of Jesus.