Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-29
LOCAL NEWS.
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FoRp's THEArER opened last night, under very
favorable auspices-a large and appreciative
Mr. J. g. CLARKE fully sustained bis high reputa-
ton a. one Of the very best comedians on the
stage, and was received with tremendous ap-
,sn; To 81 The %
MIR Clarke a. Mr. Deve. \" NV Neishbor Wife,
will conclude the performance. Miss Jennie
with the brillian. galaxy Of star perforners an
notnced In our Advertising Column.
CANTERBURY HALb.-The comic pshtomime Of
"V"l-au-vent," which wa received last nieh t
with much applause, will to night be repeated.
The alreadv-superior company at Canterbury has
bern augmented by the engagement OF Bob Hart,
famous In song and dance; Lew Simmons, un-
surpassed as a bsrj DIST and E;hiopic comedian;
and Bob Butler, the famous pantomimist. Go
see them TO- mig ht and laugh.
AcApsMY OF Music -Rosenshal has re-engaged
eienora eeydel; who " II daily entertain the
haoitnes Of the Academy, 1t The free concerts.
hculsfly admired and loudly appauded. All to
be enjoyed while Partaking Of liquid and solid
Refreshments.
LADIES soLprER's RELIrV ASSOCIATION OF
fHB FITTH WARD-A month ago the ladies Of
Capitol Hill formed an association for the relief
OF the sick and wounded soldiers In the hospitals
Of the Fif'h Ward. Their efforts to alleviate the
suferings and minister to the wants Of the noble
men disabled In the service Of their country have
been mos generously seconded by the citiz ms Of
the Fifth Ward, bv Miss Dix, and by the Relief
Associations OF the variou, States having a. ents
here for this good work The labors OF the
inmates Of the Casparis Hospital, and those Of the
regimental hospital Of the popular e6th New York
regiment, on Carroll's Hill. Surgeons J s.
JAMESON, Of the Ssh New York, and Drs Yundt
and Heinds, In attendance at Casparis Hospital,
deserve praiss for the unceasing endeavoTs to
alleviate the suHsfings OF the sick under their
~ trks r. .ah HnR tk0 AFo mar
amounted to SIS, besides the regular contribution
Of 25 cents per month from each Of the ladies Of
the association, numbering at present about one
the month to a total Of $40, mainly for fresh veg
etables, poultry, meats, butter, eggs, hour, &c.
AZ there 10 q prospect Of having shortly large
tails this association ask the liberal to aid them
The association will use their utmost endeavors
TO see everything entrusted to their care applied
to the best advantage for the comfort Of our brave
soldiers.
The usual meetings Of the society take place
every Friday afternoon at o'clock In the hall Of
the Columbia Engine, house, New Jersey avenue.
Miss Thomas, and Mrs. Brashea's.
PRxxrpIrArxp AssAuLr-Yesterday morning,
John Holorsn arrested by ohacsr Crown on
the charge Of using threats Of violence to James
Muloney, and he was taken before Justice Clay.
ton, who, after hearing the evidence, YVES about
TO hold him 70 bail to keep the peace, but they
talk, matters over, and at Mulonev's request the
charge was dismissed, and the parties LETT the
oSs Later n the day they met again n:a, the
went with him 70 his house, on l. street near
Second. After they had hsen at the house some
time tine MI sS S started when HG,otaa
few other words had passed, Holoran seized a
billv aad struck him ave six times over the
head, knoc king him down, and then jumnsd on
him and beat him with his asts. OfRcer Peudle
hearing the cry Of g. murder" hastened to the
house, and there found aoloran beating MuloneY,
and he Immediately arrested him and took him
Roach, hearing Of the AFFAIR, helped Muloney to
the Justices once, he being barely able to walk;
and AFTER the evidence was heard, he was sent
home In carriage. The Justice committed Hol-
Gran to Jail until the extent Of Mulcney's Injuries
can be ascertained. holorsn stated that II Was
coming to pretty pass II q man had to st:nd en-
FOURTH WARD STATION CA.Es-Bsfo,s Jn,t,cs
Waltsr.-Abfsham Brown, James Harney, Pat.
rick Cavanaugh, Tom Norris, drunk and disor.
Derby; turned over to the military. Michael
Kelly, selling liquor to soldiers; do: for pro-
family; fined %: for disorderly conduct; held in
counterfrit money; dismissed WIN woodward,
Sighting; fned %. w. Rullmen, creating null
sance; dismissed. VIVA: Gran, drunk; do, John
dismissed. John Herlihy drunk and disoroerly;
Aned % s.. James Smith, disorderly; do Charles
Brown, do; do. Thomas McNany, do; do.
fned S. 81. WIN. smith, fighting; do 500.
aro.errows GRAM MAr1rr.-rhe -four
market Is frm, with sales Of per at so to SIS.
IS, and tc 90 SO, rs In quality, for extra Whess
In fair demand at 81 3oto 81 80 for red and 81 =
to 40 for wnite, and 81 50 70 90 for family ~
wheat The supplies OF wheat are increasing,
the trade by canal being pretty good, and the re-
ceipts by wagoas also fair.
prices are equal 70 Baltimore figures. Good
white fetches IS to 60 cents readily, same - last
week; yellow 69a67 Cts. per tushel. Oats con.
tinue In demand also, at az 70 SO cents for new,
and IS to So for good old. 80 poor was the oats
crop In this section, on both the MARYLAND and
Virginia shore, that many fields were not cut by
the farmers.
AT THE BATTLE NEAR SAVAGE STATION, on the
SD Regiment New York Volunteers, who was
wounded, and was then lying on the aeld handed
TO CsPsain William aeine, Typographical Engi-
safe keeping. Captain Heine was a short time
Afterwards captured by the Let Virginia Cavalry,
and vas subsequently, exchanged, but has man
otcer Of lie ssa or other parties know aail.
whereabouts, they will please address Captain
Heine, At fortres. Monroe. Ia the event OF HALLS
In the bounty fund Of the ed.
PoLIcE.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
yesterday-J q. Hicks, huckstering without IL
cense; costs, 50 cents w. II. white, do; dis
missed. Jert mish K,rny, nuisance; IS cents
oosn PtPk Drifcol, do; do ,-by Justice Clay
ton. E. Cooper, carrying concealed weapons;
dismissed-by Justice Walter. Peter Maner,
drunk and Profane; fined 50. Henry Kooh, do
do. 81.
The Fourth Ward patrotmen reported-Mitchell
Hayes and John Smith, uespass; dismissed. Jno.
Holloraa, do; for q hearing. John Holloran, as
ssult and battery with intent to kill Jail for q
heking-by Justice Clayton.
MRS. LINCOLN AMONG The Slcx.-Amonp the
many ladies who visit our sick soldiers with
cheerful words and kind ofices, none are more
indefatigab!e than Mrs Lincoln. She Yesterday
visited the Odd Fellows Hall Hospital, Navy
Yard, much 70 the grstihcation OF the sufferers
there, and kindly ministered 10 their wants In