Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-10

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'ames smallwood got mad Win his wife and
cursed her, 10 the scandal Of the inhabitants Of
brereton's Row. He was fined 90. -, tsi "@ESi1
Lewis Jackson, colored. got into rampHs ON
,ne commons near Grey Hill. which resulted in
MS being arrested and fined S5 o.. rl
Charles Blue, VIM. Grey, Alfred Thopas r
Bell, and Moses Black (colored boys) had An
ished their days work at totng bricks In the
brick yard, and having nothing more exciting 10
attend to, turned their attention to a match asme
at marbles, I'm which they contriyed 10 infuse 60
much interest that in twinklng they were at
swords points, and pitching into each other in
nne style The noise Of the combat reached the
quick ears OF eye constabel - who lost no time in
marching the marble players to the magistrates
once where they Were each fined IS, and s1.16
Edward Smith, In celebrating the advent of the
Potomac water In the streets of the Northern Lib
critics or In paying his respects to the corner gro
Gerry % In some other way, laid himself liable to
| charge of drunk and disorderly In the public
streets He was duly fined 50 "a.
Timothy Driscol and his neighbor quarrelled
az to snap its weak little Jaws within hearing dis
| lance Of little boy. The disputants met in a
| small grocery kept by one of them, and then
| renewed the contest, until it ended In Driscol
being taken before the magistrate. and fined IS "a
| for disorderly conduct. :.
Pete Douglas got drunk and made reprobate
| OF himself by dining himself and the balance
| Of mankind. He was Constrained TO leave as Ga
with the magistrate.
Adam Miller put his head in the window of a
barber shop kept by VIM. Hostcamp, and CON-
| Inenced to blackguard that gentleman in a most
| extraordinary manner. and wound up by extend
ing to him very insulting and humfliating invi-
tahon which the recipient exhibited much good
taste in declining, and in response ran out Of the
| shop. and, selling the insulter gave him crack
| over the mouth which distorted the symmetry of
that feature considerably. The magistrate fined
4 each OF the parties 81 81.
Lewis Jackson accused his wife Of infdelity
which accusation that innocent female stoutly de-
| MED Lewis insisted on the charge and threat
ened to kill her In most diaboli cal manner She
| he'd 70 the magistrate for protection, and Lewis
| shortly afterward received rather a peremptory
invitation to join her there. The Justice informed
Lewis that he would have to give bail for his
good behavior. Several friends stepped forward
and offered him their services in this capacity but
| Lewis opiDed that the alternative was the most
agreeable and so politely declining their friendly
odices he informed them that he preferred going
to jail to having anything more to do '.wid dat
| false creeter;" and so he took the commitment
from the magistrate and marched of with it, and
when the officer arrived at the Jail he found Lewis
waiting outside the door for him. He was soon
accommodated to his liking there. -.-...
r. Shining was accused Of violating the Sunday
law regulating the sale Of spirituous liquors. He
was fined sa5 and costs, and appealed
| Before Justice Thompson Mr.. Borland was ar
rested for disorderiy conduct, in disturbing his
family and the whole neighborhood. He was
| oroug ut before Justice Thompson, who fined him
| IS and costs but Borland was 80 much intoxicated
as to render his incarceration for the night in the
watch house necessary. The next morning, proof
being laid before Justice Goddard of Borlapd
having committed an aggravated assault he was
held to bail for his appearance at the Or minal
Court He had been repeatedly complained Of
before, for disturbing the public peace.
Musical INsrRuc1IoN.-The following is list
Of musical instructors, in the city, nov ready for
the application Of pupils-as will be seen more
. fully by reference to our advertising columns:
MWsicai Repository, Pennsylvania avenue be-
. tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, Prof. G. r
De Ceniel- Musical instruction Tin the Italian
styleO given on the harp, piano, guitar, organ,
&C. and In singing. Only limited number Of
pupils received, and the same course of instruc-
ton adopted as pursued by all collegiate profes-
. | sors In Europe. :
Mr.. WIN. G. Dietrich, pupil of the Conseryatoire
Of Prague, Bohemia, and late of New York. bay.
Ing been induced to take charge of the organ and
choir in one Of the principal churches In this city,
proposes to give instructions the piano, harp
Guitar and organ, and also in vocal music Ap-
ply at Metzerotts.
Dir. w. Henry Palmer, SO well known in musi-
cal circles In Washington as to require no words
/ OF commentator at our hands having deter
i mined to remain in the city another season. Is
ready to receive pupils in his piano forte classes
Apply at Metzerott's, Washington, and at Miss
Harrover's Seminary, Georgetown.
J. Cooknuan adams Professor Of Music orga n g,
, OF Assemblys Church, &c, proposes to give In
structiOns To a limited number Of pupils on the
organ, piano forte, guitar and VIOLIN at their res
Il 4
| streets.
Mesrs. j. p. and T. ~ CaRlfsld resumed
their instructions in vocal and instrumental music
. on Monday last, September S. These gentlemen
are well known as at the head of their profess on
A.. F. Little, Professor Of Music In Aluwck
Seminary, proposes to devote q few leisure hours
to private pupils in the city Apply at Metzerotts
or at Dr. Hunts, $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
: Mss r Sti4DaPf. pupil Of Heenfelter, the cele-
brated pianist OF Mannheim, Germany gives in.
! structiOns on the piano and organ Apply at Prof
DE C9niei's Musical Repository, Penn avenue
BeAVamin ReisS, Professor OF Music. proposes to
receive few more pupils on the piano and guitar
! | and vocal music in connection Herewith Resi-
dence, 81 street, between Fourteenth and Fiji
| tsenth. y
Mrs.. Fannie Brooke resumed her instructions IN
\ Instrumental music on the 1st inst. Apply at No
. | is, corner Of Third street and Indiana avenue
CENTRE MARKET.-The market place was fully
occupied this morning by the regular dealers, and
numbers Of occasional dealers from the distant
portion Of near counties Of Maryland and Vir.