Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-01

TEE TRuEs AND THE ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAZZ
Mr.. II NJ. True desires rs to correct our statement
Of the recent attempt 70 break JAIL so far az IL re-
lates 10 him and his brother, who are there await
upon the banking house Of L. johnson x Co,
some months ago. The Trues say they were not
In the room where the work was going on, but in
another In the same range; and that they had no
hand In the cutting out. We will also say for
them, that we are Informed at the Jail that they
were aware Of the efforts making by the other
prisoners, and intended to tell the keepers though
somehow they didn't happen to do it. When the
design was detected the Trues We're put in irons
but were Afterwards released from them The
principals in the work were the soldier Baker
charged with killing comrade In Georgetown,
and A. Cohn, who attempte to break out Of the
guardhouSeon two occasions within few weeks.
THOMAS KINs's NATIONAL CIRCUS Kings
oclal notice for the opening Of his esta blsh-
ment will be found In our advertising columns
His card contains long list Of names, and en-
braces some Of the bes, performers who have ever
graced the arenas Of European or American
establishments. AS Mr.. King 10 well known here
al . man Of professional pride and veracity, we
oPine that bis promises can be depended upon.
MI. James Melville, the Australian rider, will
create furOre, as will the galaxy of female stars
Mr.. King starts out with the determination to
render the circus In Washington a place which
the renned and fastidious can visit with unquali-
ned pleasure.
DEATH OF soLDIERs-The following soldiers
Private knight, company d, First Pennsylvania
cavalry, At camp.
James Glass and Barry Hobaugh, company c,
W. COrwfn, First New Jersey cavalry, al Camp
Aunson.
w. sturgis, company E, Long Island volunteers
ana D. L McLatc hen, company ID, Fourteenth
New York, at the Seminary.
HUcKsrERINs WITHOUT LIcENsE-Yesterday
r. Padgett, a non- resident, was arrested for
N he hot Eith MT ua
vas taken before Justice Walter by Patrolman
Reynolds, and was hned Sc 81 This ofense has
been for long time cause for complaint by the
hueksters, who have always been prompt to pay
Ter their licenses.
A PkIzE.-A few nights ago the Metropolitan
Police picked up a portable bOx-such as the
Chestnut and fruit deslers at the street corners
use-containing the utensils for roasting chestnus
dc IL was taken to the guard house, and, no
claimant Appearing, 1t will be recorded az I'M
claimed property and stored away.
SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. Michael Carroll, quarter.
man In the plumbers department Of the Navy
Yard, died suddenly at his residence, near the
Marine Barracks, yesterday afternoon. He has
been consistent member Of the Methodist Epis-
cOPal Church for IS years past, and has worked
In the Navy Yard 40 years.
FOR TIE UNION 1t IL stated that in the short
space Of four months, during which a company
OF the Provost Guard has been stationed on Massa-
-
soldier boys have IA ken partners for life from the
handsome Young ladies in that vicinity.
DIED IN DIXIE lit Is stated that Henry Arnold
formerly Of the Sixth Ward Of this city, died at
Manassas junction, q few weeks since, from
wounds received In q skirmish near M unson's
Hill short time previously.
ATTENTION 10 called to the notice elsewhere of
the arrangement made to carry those who NAV
wish TO attend High Mass at Mount Olive Gene
terry tomorrow.
A NEW PROGRAMME at odd Fellows' Hall to-
night, rare and racy, OVERLOOKING with the best
Jokes and songs Of the season. Don't miss this
evenings bill
ADMITTED TO THE BAR-On motion Of District
Attorney Carrington, Mr. James b. 8ardenhire
Was yesterday admitted as an attorney and coun-
sellor before the Circuit Court.
DEAD His many friends here will be pained to
See IN our obituary notices the announcement Of
The death Of Mr.. J g. HemPler, an esteemed eiti-
zen OF German birth.
oSE HuxDRED marriage licenses were issued
from the Clerks once, at the City Hall, last
month Cold nights are coming on.
cAUrIox i hereby caution tn, person who h.s
from the further use Of the ssms, as am detsTm-
'nSa 70 BIZ T asslfbs -, h IIli
INDIA RUsszE BLAskkrs.
$50 Rubber Blankets, ! les: long, f'et wide, st
SAN each.
500 Rubber Blankets, s feet long, feet wide, .,
lhcO Rubber Blankets and Poneho oombinsJ, for
80 each
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ca gel II 81 Mrs K. q Etohison's, NO PgnI q.
sysEus, bsTween ST. and 9Th where. als0, Bon
Lee 81 all kinds iaade to order. OF tie bes {
t""ds, Ia the best msnEer and most isshIOaaiis
sVe- 90 SLIT
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PERSONS deslTlnE pennies will aluaJs and them
Nf exchange ~ the Star Once counter. u