Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-11

AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

FocD's THEATER.-Theo opera of the "Daugh-
ter Of the Regiment was admirably presented
lasl night The Richings, father and daughter,
never appear TO better advantage than Ill this
spirited brilliant little opera. Tonight, the
same performance viii be repeated, Nr. Dunn.
the acceptable tenor, and the entire chorus and
ballet corps assist In its presentauor.
Growers THKATER.-The popular drama
"Rornance of q Poor Young Man." will be re-
pcatrd .his evening. and with the same effective
cast that has drawn such large houses all this
week Besides, il il the last repr,sen t,-ion but
ne, a. The piece will BE- Withdrawn after to-
morrow night, and give place TO something
new. Its performance we'll worth witness
ing.
CANTERBURY HALL-The ruanarers NJ this
fsvorit" resort keep up the war with yisor. and
are continually producing something noyeIand
entertaining. We notice that many OF our sage
iegisiatOTS are sensible enough 70 saak ralaNa-
lion from official cares nv visit 10 tho Cantor
bury Another good performance tonight by
Gaiieti2, Mortimer, Prnnoyer aad all the stars
NAEIETIxs.-HernandeH and his troupe also
attract large audiences. "The Battle OF Farm
brouGh," " Sol-au-Eent' and nThe FAIRIES
VIII all b" repeated this evening Included
among the performers here are Julia lehman
Kate Marshall and Miss Whclplcy, all graceful
dancers, who appear at every performance
An attractive bill tonight
TEMPERANCE HALL.-The Lafayette Club
announce their fifteenth grand ball for this
. string band has BE- engaged for the occasion
and every Arrangement has been made for An
evening OF enjoy uicnt.
POLICR.-Sscoad lreciact.-Wr, Uorn.r and
y. w. faneuii!er, suspected OF stealinS z; turu ed
over TO military Chas. Anon, drunk; taken
home DENNIS Daley, do; dismissed.
Third Pr'ctnf.-John Kendall and Geo En-
NETT, drunk: turned over TO military Addison
ET s, assault; security for peace. Mary
Fourth irecrref-Mary Clifford, drunk; work
house. Henry Lylcs, do; fined SI.75 Jacob
Cook and David Gardner, larceny; turned over
10 the guard. Geo. Mead, larceny; committed
Tor court. George i. Batchricr, ridih: OIL the
pavement: dismissed. Micl Buckley threats.
gave bonds 10 keep the peace Chas Carroll
drunk and disorderlv; fined s-:-YorkhouSa
SiIfh PreciHct.-EIien Stringer, larceny; dis
missed. Bridget Walsh, disIoralty: do I.ieut
Aug. Wii!ikFn, John Walt.r. Conrad Myers
;,nd W. NJ Bose, suspicion OF grand larceny:
40. Charles RosenbIsh, thr,;tt4: security tor
pcace. III. Lockman, profanity: Tinad -. jos
RiNerie and Jas Monahan, drunk: ttrrlled over
10 military. thas. Rosenbush. PROFANITY: fined
~. l.awrpnce SwCcny, drunk: wOrkhouse 81
uaFs- larry OtonnOr, passing counterfeit
money; dismissed. Felix Ostheim & Bro. sell
ing liquor To soldiers; fined 1921. Tho<. T.. Kelly
Gisorirriy; do. - VIM. Il. Franklin pi,.klnn
Edw. BSTHiltOn, larceny; dismissed David
Hanna, indecent expos urr; fined "a - H Fouts
:IhG sam Lord, drunk; turned over to- military
David uaRna drunk ana dIsoTdcrlN; finc1i ~
Tenth PTeciHcf.-IUiln Gala CHAN. riding ON
payeInC nt lined -. ThOs. FIaherty and nj .V-
rlCe CatH- drunk: locked up for night and els
iDisssu. Emma Mcknight and Marian Srrm>
Prcetiiu;lon; so security Agnes Collins, do;
al missed.