Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-14

ihESABBATH ScHooL CELEBRATION ON MONDAY
NE4r.-Fhe anniversary of the Washington City
eaooath School Union will take place on Monday,
may 10th The several schools belonging to the
onIoh VIII take notice of the following arrange
ments of the committee.
4 ne schools will assemble in the Smithsonian
oiouhus at 4. m, to be ready to move in the
precision to the Capitol Grounds at % O'Clock
Preciseiy, where the annual report will be read
ana TWO short addresses delivered by Rev, II
sunderland, ID D., and Rev b. H. NadaI, ID d. A.,
accompanied with Staging by the sch ,ols.
q, MGrShafs Ord,rs.-The school will assemble In
'ne smithsonian grounds at O'Clock. Il m; and
eacn school, on arriving, will be conducted to its
Place Dy one OF the marshals The places Of the
as follows: ~ ' VI
l. Meth. Prot, 9th st I6. eth ST. PRESBYTERIAN
z \ NC A Mis- MOI IL Sixth PRESBYTERIAN
. Second Baptist. Il. Wesley chanel
" Io'n 81 Baptist. 10 Fletcher Chanel
- nyland Chapel. -. First PRESBYTERIAN
.. providence Chapel. 2I First Raptist
Z. Assembly's Presb'n ~ f. ST Baptist
o. Q EhSilsh Lutheran. %. Island Baptist
y. M C A Mis-. Nos ~. McKendrec Chanel
-, ~ augh chapel. IS. Meth. Church South
IL ChlOn Chapel. 26. Y.M.C.A. Mis- No2
~ uofsnch Chapel. -. st. Presbyterian
Is, I,n PRESBYTERIAN. -. Cap. Hill Pres Mis-
~, = es'srn Presby'n. 29. Met. Prot Navy ard
ID. Foundry Chapel. 30 Second PRESBYTERIAN
AT precisely half past nine the procession will
mose, passing by the way of Twelfth street and
IehnsylVana avenue. to the west Capitol grounds
s ec s VIII not occupy any Of the seats pro-
vued Tor the procession unless the schools are all
seated. q g wIcHr Gh;f W az "ii
=, ASSISTED by F. A. Tucker, A. &. Richards, and
+. III. Smith ~
foLlcE MATTERs.-FItfh District On Thurs-
day, Justice Thompson was busted with the re-
suit OF another charge upon that paradise of pau-
PeTs and Migrants known as Baptist alley, made
by Officer Ross, assisted by Waterman King VIII,
arrested squad of eight idle and disorteriy per
sons, White and colored, who had Just returned
from The hshlng grounds Andrew Dorrity was
lIe h'st on ,he list, and being unable to pay the
sIn OF Sil2h fine and costs. he was doc keted for
90 DAYS at the City farm. John w King a name
familiar TO the officers Of this district was sent
Tor ~ days John Lee cOlored, being a slave
was ordered to be lashed but AS ne thouoht no
could raise the cash for himself and another no
left on that business hut didn't return Thomas
EskTldge and George Tompkins fortunately were
able TO raise 81 and costs each. Martha Ann
ferch, James " ltllams, and Flora Ann Camp
bell were not So lucky. and were sent down for
90 days to assist in cultivating Queens beautiful
grounds on the banks of the Anacostia
Serenth DiHTict-Delia Jane Hall alias Della
Thomas, was invited by Susan Stewart ,lso of
the sable hue to sleep with her Thursday night.
In the morning, Della being an early bird was
up before Susan awoke, and approDriating Su.
| sans CATERS and dime in cash. vaIiIospd Oni-
Ger Ginnity met with her i'm OREGON alIev aud
taking the CATERS from her feet carried her to the
office OF Justice Dom, who committed her for a
further hearing.
Tsn'h DiSfricf.-Justice Rowland and the off.
GERS Of this district were engaged in LAYING ont
for busy work in few days Elizabeth Gibson.
colored girl, was charged with stealing a dress
from Elizabeth Mason. Officer Stafford was dis
patched in search of the stolen property hut had
not returned as we left the office Samuel Chanev
was arrested by Officer LLOYD for being drunk and
disorderly. Samuel had been released from tbe
workhouse by the commissioners the day before
The Justice sent him down again for 80 DAYS.
WATCH RErURNs-Last night. Michael Bushcr
got drunk and displayed his pugilistic skill by
fighting In the street He was taken In charpe by
the police, and this morning sent to iaIl 4
little girl about ten or eleven wears of age wa,
| arrested by one of the guards and taken to the
guard-house for vile offence proof of the Lowest
moral degradation. She gave the names of Ger
tain persons w ho Were her abettors She gave ne,
| name. and was placed in cell, but ms she did not
appear on the trial docket, we presume that TN,
officers determined to make an effort TO save her
which considering her age, may not be impos
sible. This would be merciful act and no false
sympathy. But If there could be a punishment
inflicted Oh those who have been leading her star
by step, and encouraging her in her degraded acts
1t should be AS near equal to that eternal burning
as human nature is able TO endure. Seven lodycr,
were accommodated.