Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-20
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

AECSEMENTS TONIGHT
Gg"vyE's THEATEI-This establishments
Or ounces ne iayorIte Florpmces again and
tn "r-'n!ng night will b. celebrated by the pre-
seniauon OF "Collren BaWn" and Tho Young
Aetrnss Mrs. T. IN Protean chara'trr> and
NJ. Z. a s'Myles Ma Ceppaleen" have M su-
p"rlcrs. and the simple announcement of their
reIppearance will doubtless fill the llouSa
WAaHISGToN TBEATER opens with + :
(hanfrau, we'll known a. one OF the most yar
sa'!}r amt original comedians on the stage He
WIZ make hi debut as Jupiter "a iovjaI
cortTaband) IN new national Uranus, entitled
a. Bull Run, or the Sacking of Fairfax t,nu-.
HoUss." The scenes are laid immedi,l.Iy ,rros.
The river In Virginia, and will therefor. have
q local interest aside from the rich TIM of ,b..
pi"c" intrinsically. 1.-THE Widows Nictim'
opens th- evenings entertrinrurnt
taAENING MACON Mitchell remain, at
fo-d~ one week longer. The public viii IN,
ciSd 20 near Manager Ford has effected r.
'hcacrinrnt- which will, however. positively
conclude this weak. In accordaug.. with CON
"rai desire, "Fanchon" will be perfornleS again
this evening, and with The success which ia.
heretofore characterized il.
The CANTERBCRY MANAGERS, eyer q, tho
alert 10 s"cure thu best talsn, on The stage hay,
erected engagements with Kate Pennoyer,
Eeeorst'd for her graceful dancing; MILES
Jennie and Ella; Mons. Szoliosy and h. famous
Rayel pantomime and ballet troupe: q. W.
hroye, Frank kearnes and others, who will
appear every night this week. together with
Juiia Mortimer, Agnes Sutherland and other
OLD 1ayorites. "The GipSey's Lay, will bs
performed by Misses Mortimer and Pennoyar
OLYMPIC Music HALL also presents a good
HoI 81 pesi0rmeES, who nightly offer unexcep.
creased In popularity day by day until now
may be called a axed institution of the CITY.
among n% 1ns artists s here engaged are L2nIs Der
Ter, Charley Gardner, and other favorites.
BARNUN, in lis kapoeonic achievements to
please the public, has gathered together in his
big tent, on Louisiana avenue, near Tenth
features Of the American Museum. Boston
Aquarial Gardens, London Royal Amphithe
Circus and Old Adams California Nenaeerie
Tom Thumb and Commodore Mutt also appear
nightly.
NIXON threw open his doors on Saturday
night, TO one OF the largest audiences ever as
sernbled beneath a can vas in this city stand
ing room in the doorway wa at a premium.
he has good company, and one which is. dfS-
Commodore Foote and Col. Small will snpaa1
At every performance, together with the Span.
lsh ballet troupe and other frst-class perform
AT THE ACADEMY OF Music, Ssydel Jnns.
nickel and Wellenstein continue to entertain
with vocal and instrument u music
if~ter'iay morning, well dressed and rather
prspo> Sesslng lady, OF about thirty wears of ap.
with baby of about three months old i'm ber
arlh,, arrived III the cars, and not knowing her
exact destination, and being PERTAINS fatiguad
of mr. Journey, stopped in the depot. and with
her Child took q seat on q cOuDIe OF tr,nl--
ABOUT one o'clock an Irish woman, who was
gong II orth In the $50 train, entered the d.pnt
ana after engaging in conversation with tho
mother the latter induced her to take eharre n.
inc Ddoy for few moments while she went for
adriLk OF water BIIt the obliging nurse waited
IN Vain for an hour or more. and at last became
suspicious that the present she had received
Wa intended as permanent one. A. the hour
tOT m departure of the train drew near sb, IN,
CURED IN vain a TO what disposition should
D. made OF her charge. She could not think of
,akinS l. 10 Baltimorc, where she was 10 meet
her husband, and she knew not what To- do vol
llkr true woman she held fast to the babe
The passengers, who now began 10 gather
Idst, o"came Interested. and numberIess in
quIriHS were propOunded, which th, supposet
NlctlTQ answered a well as sh, could and
curses loud Were III voked on the mother Tho
%ould desert her offspring. one indi, dual de-
ciarlng II she had salean gone'' and lett H. she
Ought 10 b. hung. Inquiries Were mad. as in
VINO the gully party was, and colorrd hack
man s'ating uiat he had met woman an yver-
1ns the description of the mother on her WAY tn
the Provost Marshai's and thai she said H.
was trying TO get TO Alexandria, all hone VA.
gwen up that she would return. The whistle
patnizng passengers who had paused for :;
moment TO pour out their wrath at what they
regarded as another case of child DISCRETION,
scrambled OF TO obtain seats in the ears. buf
the faithful though now much di .aDnoip1ad
nurse still stood her ground, and the train
started on without her, she still expressing TIN.
iAOpC 1AsAt IL InOtner cOui1 be
70 desert such ''swate innocent darling" and
not return, that some charitable person would
relieve her of the burden.
About nye minutes after the train had started
tn mother made her appearance much m +ba
surprise OF The crowd, and the extreme ioy of
hehurse, " no immediately resigned her charge,
being as glad 10 get rid Of il The mother was
10 receive IT. IL seems that when tn. mother
Ieft the depot she was told that the Proyo.f
Marsb3fs was only short distance on and
fharshe could get back. in ample time for the
III. - &c 6iS ,0inyeI
r-adliy BIZ comrrehended by those aware OF rha
Oh lance from the railroad depot 10 the Provost
HsIshal once: The kind hearted BABY holder
W'nt on 20 Baltimore by the next train, and tn.
h;;ie drama ended satisfactorily 10 thu per-
ioTIae - and the audience.
POLICE MATTERs-Secoad J'fSr;pc, pstr,.l,
Shea; shooting IN street; fined -. Dennis Mi.
drUiIk: locked ul
Taird f'recinct.-John ". May, Jones and Ne
ligan, selling without license: fined g. %, u
Barker, do: do Si!25. John Conner 4 RnrrI,
T. Lewis and las. Chamberlain do dismissed
margar Sullivan, drunk do. Andrew KIM.
Iarcsny; Jail.
Fourth freciRf.-James Brown, assauit and
battery; dismissed Barney Fitzpatrick, drunk:
turned over 10 guard.
EIgata PreciRct.-Chas. Miller, drunk and di.
orderly; fined s2sa. Jas. Walker. do 10 II
horatio Wilson, do; turned over 10 military
h1nta irec1nct.-Susan Ste wart and no BELL
S s dismissed Leazear Bell. murder;
do Jenny Young, stealing: do
Tenth PTeciHct.-M. Albert, nuisance. fined l.,
.5ohl colbert do do. $5-5S. Josephine Rhodes
90; dismissed. Caroline Garner, disorderly
nneo $40. T. Garner, assault and battery and
resisting patrolmen; do. s1r, and security iyr
court r. Seaman, ST., and r. Seaman ir
drunk and disorderiy: fined - each. IA. Neal
profanity; fined 81. =. Miller, asleep in strr.t;
dismissed. Mary ]. Miller theft; dismissed T.
tucker, drunk: turned over TO military.
"A DARING BURGLARY-On SATURDAY. night
ABOUT :. O'Clock, the residence of Mr. Charles
on ermont avenue, between L and NJ streets
north, was entered by three burglars masked
Ihey seized Mrs. Charles, who was alone and
throwing her on a lounge, choked her to prevent
her sSreaming, and one held her while the others
rined the bureau drawers and a trunk They
got two gold watches, one very valuable, sII3
IN money, and Quantity of her own and hus-
nanns cIotning- Her trunk was packed TO go
TO New York to-day. Mrs Charles, i'm conse-
qn"nce Of the fright and extremely rough usage
was seiDed with commissions, from which she