Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-03

cursng after the fashion most approved by fancy
aafkeys. The consequence was, William paid the
Edward johnson and Edward Humph,ev, cpt
some drunken shines In Letters lager beer saloon
H o N ncn tney Were brought to justice and fined
oS eacn; Tor the benefit of the Corporation
Jonn Hainor got on very drunken spree, and
behaved Ill mannerlv and brutally; 20 thought the
'usuce, who fined him 81 o.
u, 1 n bush was considered to have OVERSIZE pped
to oS oouhos OF modern proprety, and by the same
10 49, neyor ana corporation were consd ered
"a, na e oeen outraged; 20 James was REQUIRED to
VS. Isaac Lancaster was charged with swallopingu
spiri,ed 1iva1,v me night having grown out Of
rIvdiiy between the twain in relation to
, ,he wooo saving "profession.' The mauistr,te
h s,ougnt Lancaster had damaged the Cornoratinn
assuming TO settle an affair Of civil iituation
u g arms, and so made him nav * O,
David Coates, Mary r robinson Fr,nnc p,
49,, inaly wheeler, and Ann Gladman were Ar.
b tes.eo on charge Of common yagrancv and
Corno1e,X provided with food and clothing at the
CITY for on d., In the eastern suburb Of the
b,v;o. warren was accused of disorderly be.
"r.ui In public place, and was fined IS Of.
b,onnht aHiee Iarke.-Charlos Murray was
ordin.n, pvn an accusation under the non resident
n. ~ vi the Corporation, and duly found to
costs " "aS hheo Sio ana
Charles schenning, VIM schennine. and John
Schenning, th<ee First Ward .:besntiss :, ,na,a
accused Of dsorderly conduct i'm tire street. and
were all fined 81 SIS each. VIM Shenning WIN
also lined 81 Is for profane swearing in the streets
UNRuLY JUVENILES, BEwARE-A COMPLAINT
was YESTERDAY entered and an affidavit made he
lore Justice Thompson at the Fifth District Police
oce' against certain youth, who, with divers
otners, had several times lately been guilty FAC.
corulng TO the charge preferrpd) of assembling in
gangs on Eighth street. and then and there usinu
profane and incident language to the ANNOYANCE
oi resPectaoie house-keepers in that vicinity. 1t
IN tofo tI.k~
9lsorderlles assemble and set the city laws at
6enance In other portions of this CITY II seems
therefore not only desirable, but absolutely neces-
sary, that the police officers should he 1ron,nt
energetic, and unttnching in the execution Of H.
law and the city ordinances prohibiting street 6is
Orders ana other similar nuisances. we under.
II IL the IN she and above referred
issue warrants against all Juveniles whose name.
are handed to him, as they certainly will no -
esil bractlces are continued in the streets of
a. y,. h once District. We therefore conclude
as we began, by saying, "Unrrly jurenii,s, Be.
THE aa LECTURE before the Art Association on
Inurtoay night was by Mr.. II. Richards who has
been known In this city for the last ten wears "a
successful teacher. and who IL we'll ouslifed 10
ast!aIe the claim Of the teacher to be an artist
Defining an artist 10 be one who nv hi. o,un 80
nnity and skill makes use Of natural obiact.s;n
representing, combining and constructive .ucb
VOTES as may be necessary or useful for man. he
iosfu Inc teachers claim and gave the analo-
SlSS In the subjects the materials and the object,
OF ootn artists and teachers-that the artist had the
advantage In being able to select his subject, IN
relect PAD materials, and to vary his object at
WHY wnlIe the teacher was expected to make
good scholars and upright men ont Of .omstinnas
very poor materials Again, the artist could form
his plan and execute 1t also while the teacher sol
ootn mad the satisfaction of commencing and
completing his picture. That this would be most
for the advantage Of the child was illustrated hv
Tue successful education Of the children of ueen
victoria, who selected competent teachers and TO
tnein committed the entire education Of her chill.
dren. ~ ~
SUPREME COMPLEMENTARY, Mr.. Justice
w ayne announced to the Bar that the Court
would adjourn over from this day to Monday the
i2th OF March, and that the cases that have been
postponed or continued on account of the absence
or inability Of counsel to attend may be submitted
Of March instant
George VIM. Wright, Esq >, of New York CITY.
Court Va 'N''
No. 279. James Smith, master of the ssba,oue
ankee," appellant. agt. Martin Gallagher. AID
peal from the Circuit Court of the United States
Tor the northern district of California On mo-
ton of Mr.. Pringle, of counsel for the appellant
and with the assent ofMr Manchester. of counsel
for the appellee, this appeal was dismissed, with
costs. Adjourned.
COMMUNICATED
STREET NUIsANcKs.-Editor Star 1t has been
sometimes asked, Are the merchants and store
keepers in front of whose stores and places of bus
ness on Pa. avenue may be found, every morning.
dust sweepings and other unseemly refuse, aware
that In SO placing them q causing them to be
placed, they are liable to a fine, under well
known but too-often disregarded city ordinance
Would II not be well IL the philosophers who are
well paid for executing the corporation laws
would attend to this part of their duty with
prom ptness and vigor SO that our beautiful avenue
and streets were thoroughly cleansed and purged
from every kind Of nuisance and impurity!
X.Y.Z.
this morning was Of fair quality, and equal to the
demand. The country dealers at this season are
not numerous In the market and the main supply
Is furnished by the licensed dealers The butch
ers presented very attractive range Of stalls in
their department. The fish shed was not as well
supplied as the purchasers could desire The
supply In the fruit and vegetable stands was
about the average. The hay market was SHINY
attended, and the demand there was light The
prices generally are unchanged, slight fall be-
ing noticeable in the price Of such articles as in
crease in quantity in the spring.
ACrs THE Councils The Mayor has signed
and approved the following acts passed by the
City COuncils:-An act making an appropriation
pay for the rental of the house occupied by the
Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company; an act
making an appropriation to defray the expenses
Of receiving, weighing and proving water pi pes,
tre-plugs, &c (; joint resolution of thanks to the
CcNcntu hcS anu military companies; Joint
resolution authorizing the printing OF the report
Of the Water Board Of Georgetown, and the re-
port Of M. c. Meigs, Engineer; an act making an
appropriation for the repair of the steam dredge
and scow.
PRETTY NEARLY ANuIsANcE.-Therei is an open
lot on b st between Ninth and Tenth to which
we have been requested to call the attention of
those whose duty 1t Is to abate Corporation
stenches. In passing 1t Yesterday, hasty glance
revealed to the gaze of the reporter the presence
there of one dead dog, three cats ditto, and de-
funct Shanghai rooster. The dog lay gracefully
at length, atop of goodlv-sized pile of garbage,
within three or four feet Of the sidewalk.
THE THEATRE was again crowded last night
on the occasion Of the benefit of MIR. Murdoch
who personated Claude Melnotte in the play of
THE Lady of LYONS" with his usual ability
Tonight, by particular request Of many citizens
who could not gain admission to the Theatre on
Thursday night, he repeats his great personation
of 1.-THE Stranger" to be followed by Shaks-
peare's comedy of katharine and Petruchfo,,
ANOTHER ARREsr.-A man named Thos Court.
ney was arrested yesterday on suspicion Of being
connected with alsh, the man now in Jail for
the curtain robberies which were causing so much
annoyance in our city. The prisoner gave bail
for hearing AS yet, nothing positively con-
Meeting him with the acts has been manifested
is VET n fbo In