Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-19


Horseback" The pantomine Of "LsYe and nd
Phantems" will ALEC be performed '
ACADEMY OF MusIo.-Free concerts daily by
Meilenstein, Brandeis, Miss Bernard and MI
Hachtei. Attentive walters dispense refresh.
ments.
DEATHS OF SoLpIERs.-The following were
reported since orr Last
y. r. Benson, company ID, 18th Mass
Chas. Pagan, company Il, Hath NY
Chas. W h1te, company Ct, 13sth NY
Frank H. Pease, company A, Seth NY
J n: shannon, company A, lU7th Ohio.
J. W. Hlcko1, company A, 1G5th Pa.
q. l.. Brown, Sth Mass. battery
Jas. Wheaton, company H, 57th Pa
Jacob NJ DetwilPr, company III, l27th Pa.
Sami Conrtwright, company A, 9th N. J.
VIM. L. Whitney, company A, 18th Mass.
III. T. Hartz, 5th N. Y. battery
Ihas. Bancourt, 1teth N. "
VIM ~ II. Sherman, company &, l0,th NY.
Gsspfr Morftt, company +, 95th n. Y.
hnienings, company n, goth Mass.
m. GoZSl, company E, Nth Pa.
Dwight Barrows, company II, 10Th Conn
.Issison III. Wager, company A, s6th ~ Y
9n0, A. Finler, company +, l63d \. Y.
Jacob shy der, company ID, sth n. Y.
A. Mcbride, company /, 25th ". Y.
y. II. Stcrrs, company X, 6th Ohio.
Nelson Fairbanks, company A, 18th n. Y.
Sylyanus Hollows, company Il. ig9:h Ps.
A IL. Hail.
t'hrstophrr Minor, company A. 2d RI
VIM Nc raw, company X, 10th Pa
dwight Bassow, company II, 18Th 81
WIN. Coal. company L, ti7th Pa.
Homer G. Fletcher. company O., 18TH VI
A Nc Grlde, company |, 35th n. Y.
John II. Finley, company +. I6;d n. Y.
Qno. Frazer, company ID, 10Th U. ). infantry.
Relatives of decreased soldiers can be tnS-
niShed with all the information they desire in
reiatiOn 10 he burial place Of their friends &c
| by calling on +. I. Sands, Government under
taker, IA L street north.
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-Messrs. J. M Cat
|1ett, OF Caile1ts Station, VIM. p. Quiesenbury.
81 Fauquier, were this morning, arrested al the
IOrange and Alexandria Railroad depot. whom
about TO leave i'll the cars for their homes and
|taken to the Provost Marshal's Office. We
learn that they are TO be sent TO Washington
IfhIs eNt ming. The charges againt them. have
mot been made public.
The person who was arrested and will be
fried fer assaultinS Mr.. Mckenzie, is a new
conner TO this place
Game Is said TO be- very plentiful iii the
adjacent country; but there is very little Of it
IVA ches this market. A deer, killed near town.
mot very large, was offered in market on Sltur-
day for SlS.
The body of the colored fireman of the i'll.
fated steamer James Guy was yesterday
morning recovered from the wreck In was
Hound Just under the engine room. with one
loot OF, and an arm broken, and the body in Il
f'ate OF decomposition. Yesterday afternoon
Jury OF inquest was summoned by w. L. Penn,
acting coroner, and an investigation made as TO
the cause Of the death. During the examine
non, two OF the jurors, Mark Penn, and
McClement Arnold, were committed to the
county jail for contempt, and the Jury ad-
Journed till this afternoon at o'clock.-.tler
Gazette. Noe. II.
| A DAEKEY BABY IN DIsPUTH-On Monday
night, Officer Clements arrested a black woman
living on the corner of Nineteenth and l. stS.,
r. the First Ward, on the charge OF being disor.
Derby and threatening 70 kill Oreilla Golden, who
lives in the same house. She was taken to the
Eastward station, and yesterday morning had
ashearing before Justice Drury, when il ap-
prared that they got into dispute about a col
Ioied four-year-old baby-each claiming 10 be
fhe Inother-and on this occasion Maria as
ksaulted her, and threatened, if she did not sur
FENDER IL, she would kill her. Oreilla syyorp
positively To the child, and offered to produce
NItnesses 10 the fact that the child was hers
Maria stated that about four years since, when
living in Virginia, she had a child, and that
was taken from her shortly after its birth,
20 BE- buried, they telling her that il was dead,
Inch story she had believed: hut lately she
had been informed that her child was not buri-
ed or dead, but that Oreilla was passing it off
Is hers- The Justice advised her first 10 get
tn requisite proof before making the claim
and fined her 50 for disorderly conduct.
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STGGEsTIoN.-Mr. Editor: THANKSGIVING
pay Is drawing near. and as that day is more
thought Of at the North than Christmas, which
great day with US, would it not BE- we'll for
NE LADIES' OF the two cities of the District TO
AXE steps 10 give each of the hospitals i'll the
District thanksgiving dinner. / understand
nat tie ladies of the Bridge street church.
6rorgeiown n, have made arrangements to give.
ne inmates Of that hospital good dinner on
hanks giving day. Now, could not the ladies
ci those churches occ upisd as hospitals provide
the same way for each OF the church hospitals.
here is yet time to do il, and il certainly
WOULD b. a great pleasure TO the sick and
Mound; d soldiers to find themselves remem-
t~red thus whilst away from home. I hope
this suggestion will not be in vain. UNION.
SIIALING CAsK-Ofhcer Clements, Monday
XeNening, arrested Leonard Simon, a German
Baker, employed Ii the Government bakery, in
the First Ward, on suspicion OF robbing August
ficke of s3i and some stockings, while they
were TOomlng together. The baggage of Simon
" as searched, and the stockings found. and
|yt sterday morning Justice Drury was about
70 commit him TO Jail for the theft OF the stock
ngs, there being no evidence to sustain the
fharge of stealing the money; Simon, however.
eo-ing that he was about TO go to jsil, put his
hand in his shirt bosom, and bringing out the
enonry, offered il TO Fiicke If he would iet him
pa. he Justice Immediately committed him
10 answer the charge of grand larceny.
vIoLArISe TEE PRovosr MARsu,I,s Or
bER--iast Monday night, several soldiers
f'ade complaint that they had left baggage at 4
lotel known a. The ''UHion House." which the
Proprietor refused TO give mp 10 them. Lieut..
ranh In, OF the night patrol, went TO the house.
Md proceeding 10 the bar room, caught the pro-
fri-toIs (Messrs. Duffy and O'Hara) dealing
Ru; LIQUOR 20 soldiers. He arrested them, and
yesterday NOR ain" Justice Walter fined them
20. The baggage b belonging 10 the soldiers who
Enade the complaint, and some other stolen
E~ticl's were found on the premises these and
El The liquor were seized, the house was
tosed and the keys deliver d at the office OF
v4e Provost Marshal
GIVE THIN a GALA splendid stock of
f., and Goods adapted TO the pre- ,ent season,
vOih for ladies' and yrutl mems wear, has Just
uteen opened by the Messrs. Meyenburg, No.i-
market -I.-.... mar seventh street.! Parti
string choice and elegant furs should not
Forget this ,iICr, and a. these goods are only OF
uAeir oSn manufacture, they can be safely
% arantisd
IL FUNERAL op MARISE.-Priyate John Cor
Ie5-an. OF the Marine Corps, W no died on Mon
vcsy night OF typhoid fever, was buried from
vl- barracks yesterday with the usual hsuors
H. deceased ~as from philadelphia, and had
Y hut few months an The corps
Il Tn GnEHPHMET BAKER form eriy Ior-t.d
he aseInPnt OF the capitol, IL now an ora
81 ihs large Wa-rhou- g in Captain Easby's
= j ip yard. rece tiy occupied by Captain
HOa':dzo on. near Georgetown, 10y thu river side.