Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

the " Colleen Bawnp the house viii no donht be
CO. ded- Mr. Collins has purchased The sole
Ia 70 the Presentation Of this play In this
country and consequently opportunity will be
afforded the Washington public Of witnessing II
sftsr ~: eagsgsment grasses The play abounds
70 5eannfut and thritlfag scenes and the pencil
- NJ SeiI has added many new and attractive
fsssi 90 Mss jennie Parker VIII apnear Co nj qht
ief tie Hrst time In the role Of Ely O'Connor.
ODD FrLLows' Hall The repre- ,entation OF
Che battle between the Monitor and the Merrimac
elciu much applause nightly. II 10 one of the
mot attractive features OF the exhibition which
abound, in many beautiful and thrilling scenes
Brt lev more opportunities OF witnessing war
-crnes will be sh.rded
CsNTzRoUaT HAIL is mig htiy crowded by The
Srzeter-loving. The principal features of three
different p1lies are combined In one Mile
Zinfrstta IN her tight rope sct Of the rov.r virI
ttiCiumuch applause. She performs all her feats
Nn the rope without the use Of the b,lanc pole
sI5 - tHs only one who does 20 Alexander
HanfretA also very good on tho rope The
S-i2Tist Brothers will display their mos remark
able acrObstic feats, and Miss Eva Brent win
sing some Of her sweetest ballads tonight.
CLARENDOs Free concerts daily at the saloon
corner Of sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
ReGesbments a. hand
APOLLO CONCERT Saloon has become one Of
the attractions Of the city. The jokes and &C.
ceHtricitss Of 81 " GRILL and superior refresh
Tnens dispensed must needs ma Re Il 90.
acADIST OF MCsIc.-The free concerts at
R"senthal's con;inue TO be highly attractive
cIass refreshments are dispensed BY pretty walter
GiEls
ecHOoL ExANINATIoSa-aIr Walsh examined
the second assistants department Of Primary
MOL, ID district, under thu charge Of Miss Hill
on Monday efteraooH,ia the h.fke. houSe, Cap,
teoi all, ana tSey Pased q credttable sxasnins-
hOa The department. 10 COMPOSED Of = On tbe
sDallesf children Ia the eity, the most OF whom
are, are iu'' OsginiOs to ieasa, Only two were alb
The a..'.'ssvs department. Of male primary,
Ant district, Kept In The bssernent Of The Union
Caapei, was era nined ~ ths sub board OF the
diss'ics, in the presence ofe number OF sp-tstors
among whom were several parents Of TIE pup,l,'
&c examination was searching, and tie CO psci
nes OF the scholars wcll te.ted for -four hours In
arithmetic the boys, although small Were further
sdSanced than is usual in schools cf this ura3e
and readily answered Tie questions asked, ana
reading cbe diserenf csssss s .. gosS an, me nc
nis, class IN geegrsphy excellent This school
namoers 80 scaoIarS-of whom 50 were ptesent-
located ia the damp, dark Ss,er1snt ~ IPe,nSS
SnapeiS II me same room with the prIncjnaIIx
department OF the male primary 70 which n IA
t,scLea. although, g fact, 70 10 school unite
distinct rom the ether The teacher NIis, r.niiv
hoeinsoui was highly commended by the tr,,ss.eS,
20 .nsi 'e%s,s a. ne close, s.one thoroughly
discharges Of her duties
Ins junior deparlnen. OF Primary No. 4, sec
oGa dericts under tae charge Of Mas Baird ysas
led themselves credftzbfy In the eIemeutarv
ersnehes IL Which they were examined The ,
eoHooI nahoerS 90 scnolifs, OF whom SIS were
present, and were very orderly duriug the eyer
SisSs RE nging was very good, and the gen.
ersl success o. The ,xsminaticn reSected credit
nPon tee teacher Quite number Of che parents
were present, and we're highly pleased with the
pfonci%ncy Of Ia children s-----
ssccsssTUL EsFEzIHsxr -Four OF ave youn,
Ilotes-the daughters OF Mr.. Jos q o ke1nedY
aud their gueEts-dtsiring TO aid the sick and
wounded Of h. army by supplying means TO tkOe.. .
vino ouid De relied on 20 minister to their neccs-
.ffeG ffNfa nd krlG At.
cI the Ather, which they provided with nowsrs
ana various works Of ars and tasts a well as VITA
90 saa ether denesctes tempting to The palate
some OF their friends inside generous donations Of
fruis and anwefs On W sdaesday evening" the
house, handsomely decorated with the flags OF
olEsfrnt countries, was thrown open, and at an
carly hour was Hlied With foreign minister's SEN
Gtors, members sDd neig hbortng citizens old and
Young The array Of flowers was eIq usiie and
CT small baskets OF flowers at eI0 each tents
were spread In the garden, which was lighted sy
brilliant lenteEasi and in doors out, there
seemed something adapted % every taste. Tho
resultv was perfect sucec,s and de yelopes a new
power to raise money fer beneyolent objects In
which young lad.es may become public 6ensfac-
Tors without any compromise Of deIicacY Wei
learn that In ter Present case several hundred
dollars were realized, and that contributions 10
considerable amount oave been added since
atnsuKh out ose eyentag was confirm plated, at
the sOAAtafion Of Ne vfsitoa Il was concluded 20
contin1s The fair through Las, evening
THz PR0vosr Goa B SstzvRK-A correspond
snt sesas the following In relation 70 the late
seizure Of military goofs In the rear Of the Gym
Editor tan The arms, stores, and other things
to1rd I the gymnasium, belong 10 the sth rsrl-l
IasSb sr are private property q the soldiers and
tae regiment marched from Hunters Chapel
hired tn store for storing Il away until Il was 10
l. u ed, or the regiment returned. Blenker'st
fAgiIn-Ht wai equipped entirely BIZ the Unlona
Defence COMMITTEES q New YORK the OH era
5-sides getting as present spleaaSd rite. Here
the reg iment received United States uniforms md
arms The gods seized oeiongto The Regiment
coming from the Union Defence Committee
The U :. arms found were from discharged
telders, kept 70 supply recruits 1
IL Is 20 be regretted that q regiment which Lost
.; CEoss Keys no less than III out Of 455 men,
should have been III used. The same is the case
P.s-Tbe quastermaster of the Sth New York
rsgimeni ives taken prisoner Immediately afIer
The regiment left II unIer,s Chapel Fnfs expainssi
lne non paying Of the Tent for the stors-roOm.
POLICE The Thfrd wsfds patrolmen reportedj
WedEesdsy: T., Varnell foS violating q city;l
ordinance, by tying horse to 3 shade tree. Jus
Tee CLAYTON ordered him TO pay 5, cents costs.
nesRrday: Jones' steaitng TWO horses
Jan for .sufs John Rsasoa Is sssp,sio Of lareeny
Vernon, sighting; fined - S. Geo II Sinclair,
fi6iag 90 the pavement; hned 81 o. - s-,E Il
The Eo1s T R;o.P rsPs,ssa w'dP
rick selyey, running wagon without a license;
costs, IS cents Geo. Barnett. profanity; nne 81
VIM. Turbln, drunk turned over to military
by Justice Walter sE--. ~ - /
Yesterday: Theodore Gross, profanity; aned
90 Louis Block do; 81. VIM. Mccormick, |
drum; locked up Eve hours. Joseph Josephs, |
profanity; dismissed Alse, suspicion Of larceny;
do.-by Justice Walter VIM III Tn mpso0,
larceny; dismissed e. n. WIlliams., do; do.
r. " Jacobs, creating a puisance; do. Ellen
Hall, profanity; fned 81 81 Emma Mills, threats
Of violence jail In default Of security for peace
by Justice Clayton ..-.s. - a.
CARIsT CHuKcA.-Ths Government has relin-
qnis.ed Christ Church, (Navy Yard, which IL
Gsd taken for hospital purposes, having found
thai tie building II unsuitaols for the purpose
the galleries being 90 low that II foor was bid
On the TOD Of the pews IN other On ufehes there
would not be proper ventilstion. When the de-
mand was made for the church meeting Of the
vestry called by the rector. rev Mr. Nor
ell j and q sesolution was unanimously adopted