Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-06
LOCAL NEWS.
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iiT,Ior dc Boots. - and Mr. j. X Mortimer a.
"Fpstherly," will doubtless make themselves
sSTnastsTs ~ the situation 'French before freak
faItI' concludes the performance.
FoRp,s ArHENRUM-A good bill Is offered al
who are fond Of careless humor and sparkling
comedy. The dwarf comedians, Com. Fooie cd
Col. Small, take benefit; and on the occasion
sTin appear in some Of their most interesting
fnImitsble performances. Poole's favorite COM
edy Of Paul Pry'' will be performed, with
stewart Robson in the principrl role. The piece
SEill conclude with the rich farce OF the Benica
Roy Tomorrow afternoon q performance for
ladies and children, commencing at half past
O'Clock.
CANrKRsURY-Dick Parker and worrell appear
tonight In an entirely-new budget Of fun. Miss
Clara Butler will sing some Of her sweetest soues
assisted BY the favorite vocalist Harrison Song
and dance, wit and bumoT, and medicine to cure
the blues, 10 the nightly programme at the Can
tefburrY.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-The Polsmorama con-
times to attract large houses. Messrs Stanley and
COnsnt have spared no effort to make the exhibit
lion perfect in every particular. This attractive
exhibition remains but short time longer In this
city, having urgent engagements northward, and
the opportunity to see II should not be Lost. The
POlemoramic exhibition will be open to-mor ow
afternoon at3 O'Clock for the benefit OF families
and those who cannot we'll go with thsir children
al night
FEsTIvAL.-An hour of rational enjoyment Is
offered any who may favor the lad .es Of the
Presbyterian Church (now holding Festival at
franklin Hall with a call. The object Is a
worthy one. aud should commend itself to
benOlent public.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc The musicians at this
resort, both vocal and instrumental, select their
performances from the best classic and operate
authors and execute them In d fst class style. Re-
kre<hments always TO be had
APOLLO CONCERT SALOoN.-Miss Annie West,
q sweet singer; aud J A. Florence, Ethiopian
comedian and others delight and amuse the Wis
ftOrs 10 the Apollo. The pretty waiter girls are
very attentive aud dispense the beat refreshments
the market snOrdS.
POLICE Matters Ond Precinct - Merle
Devilboles, drunk and disOrderly; dismissed
John McNay, driving on the sidewalk; 81 So.
laird PysciHct-Catherine NcCorrick, dlsor-
Derby; dismissed. Samuel Dorsey. DO: 81 Sc.
Andrew O'Donnell, drunk; dismissed susan
hattingly, do; workhOuse. Jerry O'Neal, Mar
garet Lafree, disoIderIy; dismissed. Louis CHS
Iey, throwing stones; II ~ Henry Blaker, Jas
Doolin, drunk, dismissed. Frank Miller, threats;
sent to jail. Fanny McAline, dsOraeTIy house;
sse2.' Mrs Stafford, nuisance; 50 g.
Fourth Precinct James Kelly, drunk; dis
missed Peter 6 Carrico, threats; committed TO
the peace. Anna began, larceny; dismissed.
Mary Herrity, dlsordsrly; hned s1.75. Christian
Artiser, drunk; do.
EisAfk PrseiHet-Jsme. Flinn, drunk dis.
missed. John Redmond disorderly; do. Hugh
Redmond, do do F. Butler, dsorderly fined
81 So. Caroline Brown, do; do. Catharine
ArTsts, do; fined 81 81. Julln Peoggia, do do.
Louiss Peusagla, do; do. Ann Peusagla, do !;
do Julia Bresnahan, drunk and disorderiy; fned
sIsI.
NintA Prseinel-John Sullivan, passing coun-
terfeit money; dismissed. Peter Riley, disorderly
do James Pope, do aned 50 IS. Marsh Rich.
erson, drunk and disorder:y; fined ss.5S. George
POrgme, drunk; dismissed Thomas Dudman,
riding on the pavement HRed 81 So. Jos Little,
assault; bail for court John Murphy. disorderly;
dismissed. Johanna White, do; fined Al SO.
Aresin Sommes, Cordelia Mallory, Mary Lynch,
do; dismissed.
Tsnt6 Precinct Joseph Russell, carrying con-
csaled weapOnT; fined $50 81. w. Downey, over
charging; do. 81 OF. John Quinn. suault; do.
STOOL J. Cole, disorderly; fined 81 o. w. II.
Swami, throwing stones; do. Thos Simpson and
Pat O'Brien, drunk; work house F. Kelly, sus-
picion; dismissed. Jas Gibson, drunk and dig
orderly; hned S2-9L John G.. Stafford, do; do.
nah Young. DRUM; aned 81 81 a. Dan Hin do
dismissed. Mrs. Mcdonald, profane; fined .. ei.
Andrew Miller, driving on footwalk; do Ma
tIlda Wade, disorderly; do 50 81. Edw'i Will
bert, assault with knife; dismissed.
Row AT HazLKrowN That pleasant locality
called Hazetown, situated north Of the Navy
Yard, and formerly illumined by the somewhs,
notorious Light family, was yesterday again the
scene Of a row, In which Mrs. Lynch, Mrs.
Johanna White, Mrs. Aresia sommefs and Mrs
Cosdelia molony were the participants IL ap-
pears that Mrs. White and Sommers had rented
. house, consisting Of three rooms, between them,
and Mrs. White bad sub-let her half CT the third
room to Mrs Lynch, who wished to make use Of
Mrs. SSmmers' room In passing 10 the street,
instead OF going out the back door Mrs. SOM
mers denied this privilege, and yesterday Mrs.
Lynch, assisted by Mrs. w hite, attempted TO
force her way through Mrs Sommers' apartment
Mrs. Sommers armed herself with an az and
butcher-knIfe and resisted them, but no damage
was done but 10 the door, which was broken
down. OEcer G.. C. Clark was called in, and
arrested the whole house full and escorted them
% the etace Of Justice Gull. Mr.. Scott, the well
known carrier Of the Sunday CSronieLs, and Mr.
Borstio X. herryman, the owner Of HazletowE,
appeared for Mrs. sOmneTS, sud co1tended thai
the other parties had formed a combination
against Mrs Sommers, and that she had perfect
a foreign foe. The j1stfee dismissed all the
parties excepting Mrs. White, who he aued
81 50, and advised them all to go home and pat.
tern after the bees, olive peaceablv together In
one hive, and not 10 use their stings."
The FRKsHKr Potomac IL on the ram
page to-day, from the foods Of rain, and this
mornings tide caused complete overflow OF the
canal, from Fourteenth 10 Sixth street west The
water In some places extended beyond b street,
and labOreFs Were early a. work securing the lun-
Der at the wharves. The rise being gradual and
the current moderate, the lOss Of lumber and wood
was lncOnsiderable. The cellars OF various stores
on Pennsylvania avenue were but little disturbed
by the water; the proprietors antici pating a high
tide, arranged their goods for safety. In the
eastern section Of the city the water Is very high,
both In the Potomac aud canal. At the Navy
Yard, last mig Int, the water reached the top o3the
wharf, and the vessels alongside were ha iied out
iI the STEFAN for safety. at the corner OF Mis-
souri, avenue and Third street the water has come
been done. The water has not vet reached the
top Of the vharyes In the Potomac, although II Is
stu Eising. The lumber and wood merchants,
with the owners Of river craft are busy in placing
tnsir property beyond danger.
MISS ON SEVENTH STREET.-Yesterday after
noon, cons derable excitement was created In the
neighboThood Of Odd Fellows Hail, In this wise:
number Of children were PLAYING in front Of
the stores there, and ANNOYED furniture dealer,
whose goods were exposed. In order TO get rid
ofthem, he took one OF the boys and shook him
The father being told that the dealer had struck
his son, went after him; and very soon crowd
followed, sympathizng with the parent For
little while fight seemed imminent; but a Do
Hceman intsrfered, and the matter was settled
without a Touchdown. While the crowd was
gathered In the room, = pickpocket made de-
scent upon gentleman's pocket, and picked out
pocket book and fifteen dollars.
AssAULT AND BATTERY James Evans, eolorsd,
was before Justice Clayton yesterday afternoon,
TO answer the chsrge OF assault and battery on
Sam POssy, committed on 21th OF last month
Evans and POSey IL appears got into dispute In
relation % the time "thc crisis would erfye,' and
EVana b1ntered the othPF a NUht poaa,,