Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-09

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Ihomas, drunk; do do. Josephine Miles do
90, 81 Is. Five dodgers were accommodated
Suhoay.-James Barnes, charged with stealing
morse and wagon from Mr.. Bossart, of Alexan.
oIIa, va The horse and wagon Were recovered
ana Barnes committed to jail Augustus Hunt.
charged with threatening and attempting TO fire
the house occupied by Chas. Werner as restau-
rant; Jail for further hearing VIM. White. col
disorderly conduct; fine and costs. 90 Is LOSE,
phus Davis, charge of larceny; dismissed. Two
dodgers.
The FIsHERIEs.-We are glad to saw that the
arrivals of fish from the various landings are on
the increase, and the indications are good for a
successful season. The George Page, under the
t tle management Of Capt Price, is doing ac-
i've service in bringing up teams, loaded with
nsn, from Alexandria-that steamer being able to
accommodate twenty two-horse teams at each
Hlp. There had arrived at Alexandria, up to
saturday night, upwards of 10000 herring, and
l5,OOO shad which sold at S13aS4 per hundred for
Snad, and $l2 5OaSl4 per thousand for herring
Bunch fish are in plentiful supply at 12a46c for
rock and Pearch per bunch.
The THEATRE.-The grand com plimentary ben
eht Of Sam Glenn at the theate on Saturday night
was grand success, we are happy to say; and
o-night, Lent being now over the regular spring
season Will be resumed with an excellent bin and
an excellent cast, as follows :. Everybody's
Friendn-Mr; J s. Clarke, Of Philadelphia, as
Mrs Gladstone as Mrs Featherly-and, in con-
clusion, g Toodles''-Mr Clarke as ToodIes and
Miss Jennie Parker as Mary
FUNERAL OF PRIVATE OF THE ORDNANCE DE-
PARTMENT OF THE ARsENAL.-On Saturday after
noon the employees of the U. S. Arsenal turned
Out In full force to attend the funeral of one of
anelf number, who died the day previous there
The artlllerymen were out In full uniform and
long cortege followed the corpse to St Dominick,s
church, Osland, } where the funeral rites were
celebrated, and afterwards to the new Catholic
Cemetery. The Marine Band was in attendance
THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY give their
lwenty-fourth annual bali tonight at Willard's
new Concert room The Infantry always give
glorious balls, and tonight they intend to Guido
all former occasions. The preliminary dress drill
will be worth seeing, and everything is certain to
pass off delightfully."- to the large company that is
sure to be there.
BAsE-BALL.-A challenge has been received
from the Potomac Baseball Club of Washington.
ID. c., by the Excelsior Club of Baltimore and
has been accepted, to play match game, to come
OF at some day after the LIST of June. ii is sun
posed that the match will take place about the
middle of June, on the grounds of the Potomac
Club. In the meantime both the Clubs will no
doubt bring themselves into thorough play.
EASTER WITH THE JUVENILES TODAY ac-
cordlng to yearly custom, the Juveniles, BOYS and
girls, are enjoying themselves immensely in the
Presidents grounds rolling Easter eggs down
the slopes, cracking Them and having a merry
time generally The grounds are fairly musical
with their ringing, childish laughter
A NEW CHURCH On yesterday afternoon the
cornerstone of a new church of the Methodist
Episcopal persuasion, was laid at Uniontown
across The Eastern branch, opposite the Navy
Yard, with appropriate ceremonies. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. Dr. RYAN and the
new church is to be called Ryan Chapel.
ARREST FOR RIOT -Robt Hepburn was arrested
THIS morning by officer Narrower and charged with
being concerned in a riot at Burkhardt's lager
beer house some weeks ago He was committed
10 jail for a further hearing by Justice Donn
LECTURE on CHINA.-Mr. w b. Chiffon Is
announced to lecture on g China and the PecuIi
arities of Chinese Life'' at Wizards Hall tomor
row (Tuesday) evening. The subject is an inter
esting one, and it will no doubt be ably handled
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN-Rey
James A. Proctor will represent the Young MEMS
Christian Association Of this city in the conven-
ton to be held at New Orleans commencing the
18th inst.
GRAY GooDs, for Ladies' Travelling Dresses. can
DC found III all the latest designs at
~ w. w. BURDETTRs
ap est No. 55l Seventh ST., between and X.
MOURNING GooDs.-A large and superior stock
all kinds of Mourning Goods, suitable for the Spring
can be found at w; w. .BURDkrTE's,
aP 9-H No. 35l Seventh ST., between and X.
LloNs Magnetic INSECT POWDER
Exterminates Bed Bugs Reaches. Ticks. Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
III contains Poison.
LYoN'S NJ AGYRTLc Pills
Arc Certain Death to Rats and Nice
sold everywhere. ap 9-3m