Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-24
LOCAL NEWS.
w ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

b. o! others whose names arc rs familiar
household words to Washington play-goers
The bin foT tonight IL g. Toodles" and the Pro.
team como GIrtta of " Working the Oracle
FoRT's THEATER.-Mis> Maggie Mitchell is
making great Int i'll the beautiful play of
''FanChoE.' Tho play zaintaIns its Interest
thrcu .IIUui and the naiYette, truth a1a honest
simplicity Of the part of the heroine rnakrS il
the admiration of sll. II is repeated Tonight
. CANTEEEuRY.-Thc rich and racv perform
~nC-- nightly given at Canterbury continue 10
attract Crowds. Manager prrCiyai sparcS no
expense - secure artists OF the first class. and
thUS /, enabled 10 continue TO shine when lesser
tights become entirely obScured Bob Hart and
Lev Simmons are immens" r. operators or the
ris.blGs.
AZ ADFMY cE MUsIC.-The second concert for
Inc benefit OF SICK and wounded soldiers will
be given this evening ut Ro>enthal'-. AMI viii
consist Of most excellent selections OF vocal and
instrumental music. SiSnOra Sey,lcl and
hesSrs. JGr-nIc<cl and Wellpnstcin, support
cd 10y good orchestra Viii assist in the enter
tainment.
PoIICB N ATTERs.-Ssco,,d Precircf-s Moi
fr and J. RathTricn. stealing: dismissed w
Williams. di-ord-riy; do X Conlrv cout.rlpt
OF court: do. George Miller. drunk and G.isor-
derry turned over 10 military. Michael Dolan
drunk; fined 81. w. III. Rafferty,, accessory 10
ciurdrr; TURNER hesrirg. John Mara, murder:
60. Henry Jones. house burning; do Mary
Jsne Bcnnet, straiin9; dismissed. Jas Rarar
drunk and disordrriy; turned over 10 military
laird frccinct.-Jc.. Handy. disorderly: gnrd
sac. John Do>;er, do; do James Fitzgi vans.
DO; do Joseph Hutchinson, do: fnrd 81 10
Betey Aunt and Rebeeea Johnson, petty lar
ceny: vyorkhousC. J. ID. Webster and Rose
Maguire, drunk dismissed. Charles Fletcher,
disOrderly; 90. W. Kelly, Ann White, and
Ca,harinc Mccormick, do; workhousc. Hugh
GsIlstia, Y. CoGuin, III. Mctilacklan. do: tined
$3.50. W. Jones, petty larceny; Jail G.org,.
Morgan, selling without license: fined s3.;s3
Paterson and Edmoston, do; fined S6.66. Henry
Da Wis. throwing stones; fined sf.f2
Fourth Pr.ciEct-Nary Wolf disordcrlv. fine
Sl.75. John Bradley, malicious mischief: Jail
for ten days. John Carpenter, do; security for
VIM Bdattr, ,areaaT DO 'S $.i WILSON, fHF Tog s
Sauit on vie: borad 20 keep the peace Joseph
Davis, drunk: SI..5.
Eighth Prscinct-Mary Murphy, Marraret
Belts, u. O'Churl, Bridget kalrns, Mary Bar
rett. Kitty Cook, Edward Kennedy, Dennis
O'Leary, Henry Roberts, dismissed Sophia
Peterson, selling liquor IN soldiers: dismissed
z knaIe. do; $40 Joseph Eallyar disor,ia~
~; paid costs. Catharinc Bell, do: - 81 Mrs
Mrs. John Mcdonald, do; Sis. w Burk and
Eliza BtIrk. drunk and disOrderly; 90. Dennis
O'Ieary, do. dismissed. Rob: CARRIER drunk
turned over 10 military. Dennis GALWAY, do
aud disordeTly; DO. Jos. McGraw, do: 81 81
Adolph Plume, diSorderlv; do. James Maho
ney, indecent exposure; dismissed. Jas Con
hey, throwing stones; S2.S1. II. Young Larceny:
further hearing. Charles Madps. ChristophGr
hade>. Louis MadeS, disorderly; Sl.94 each
John Cotton, larceny: bail for court. Richard
Cooney, slecp III street; dismissed. Jos Hun
ter, suspicious: do. James DUNCAN, drunk
turned over 20 military.
Ninth IreciECf.-St1uiSlauS Tavlnr disn,6ar
~; Sj."i. Mary fancy, do; -2gi John Oui--
ley, II. Brooks, larceny; dismissed
Tenth Prectrcf-Peter Callahan, deserter: de-
EVercd TO military. James Burk, drunk: fined
S1.gi. NJ. Collan. do; sent 10 barracks. M
Bra!.dsiii, John Callaghan. do dis nisscl w
Medley, dis LOYALTY: io. Matilda Wade. keep
ing house of i'll fans; security for court Anna
kavanaugh, Eliza TAYLOR, Nelly Davis Ju,ia
Clark, Mary Nelly, Caroline Butler, Virsisia
STowder, Jane Ann pickrell, Mary Ward and
NsFy Brown, prostitution; werkh0nsa JannV
II
Trans Ill, do. dismissed TO leave precinct Eliza
Badey, Ida Lucas, Isabella Bennett, Eliza
Lucas, Jam Shaw, Elizabeth Gibson. Mary
Chipiey, throdGsia Herbert, do. security FOR
court. Joseph smith, profanity; fined 1924
charlotte Ann Mason, selling iiGuor: fined
Seo.f Thomas 8rush, ASLEEP III street; fined
So w aii3CI, dPSertar; dismissed g..
1aHo Jenkins, di>oTd ,riy; do. A. Sneck do:
turned over 20 military. Z. Dsgan, selling
liquor on SUNDAY; fined S25.ei Nils HIcDo-
nap, forged pas; delivered to military John
Leonard, suspicion OF beating soldier do
James W Goldman, exposing person; dismissed
n Ryon, selling liquor without license: fined
c2t"L Martha i. Shepherd and Frank LAW
son, passing counterfeit money; dismissed w
Wood, W. Hamilton, John Myers and Henry
Bidly, drunk and asleep; fined Si.ei each.
RETURN OF SOME or THE VOLUNTEER
Nj RsEs.-Mr. Vincent II. Jackson, who was
one OF the volunteers who went to the battle.
field II Bull Run, and with fifty-eight Others
was taken prisoner, reached the city last nigh.
having been released on SUNDAY last in com
paIy with Mcssrs John III. Goddard, Patrick
Engli>h, w Lay, H. W: Turpin. - Clark. f.
~: orIne, ". Sanford Robert Gross and James
Stafford 1hey came up with the paroipa
prisoners to Annapolis. All except Nj jack
son I, Iained with the prisoners, but will prob-
ably arrive to-day. Previous 10 leaving the
Libby prison ;hcy Were used u clerks in ma.
king out the lists of those to BE- exchanged and
piTol"d Mr.. Jackson states that he was cap
Etjred near the battlefield on the, SUNDAY after
the fight, and after being taken 10 Gem I,ar.s
headquarters, in Company will, the other pri-
soncr>, was marched in 4 roundabout way 10
tie Rapidan-thc distance travelled De;n~ about
15Omiies-whrrr they were placed on tho cnr.
and arrived III Richmond tn DAYS after the
capture Iney were placed in the Li5bey
prison. and WIRE ro!erably well treated; most
OF th' IN having friends among the residents of
RichIGOnd, who supplied them with money
with which they purchased butter at SiyD per
pound, nloiass-s 81 30 per quart and matches st
81 anu 40 cents per box. In the same building
shout $50 prisoners of Stat.-citiz.ns mostly of
Kentucky and Firginia-were confined and
were in wretched condition. some of Thorn
favinS been III close confinement for the last
fourteen months.
FURTHER HEARISo.-Yesterday afternoon
Henry WALLACE and John Williams, the two
Eeiored boys arrested by Officers Wise and
Busher on suspicion Of robbing e.. IL Sauer of
go; wsre brought out of Jail for further hear
ing before Justice Dom. The proof of their
bfing concerned IN the robbery was not an
pafenI, and the suspicion was based on the fact
that Williams was discharged three DAYS before
snn W ailace complained of being sick and left
The day before the robbery, and both were well
acquainted with the premises.
;, TAXING THE LAw.-Patrick McManus, who
hves on English Hill, on Monday got tired of
tenant, named Ann Kennedy, who occuoies
a room III his house, and, breaking her door,
PItteu ner enects INTO the street prior TO taking
possession. Mrs. Kennedy, however vot =
Warrant from Justice I}arnaclo, and M cManus
was arrested by oftcer Crown and taken b--f fore.
Justice Clayton, but, he agreeing to- mi tho
lhlngs back IN her room and allow her TO re-.
main Tor the present, the Justice dismissed the
case
SUPPOSED SPA man was discovered yarv
edriy Yesterday morning lurking around the
lft~'nt TF>ldenC@ of the President, at tho
S>oiulels Home, III a very suspicious manner
lie waS arrested ny Col. Wistar of onn Of tho
resin;"nte stationed near and sent to the provost
na'sha'i, VINO '"inmittea hiin 10 the Old Capitol
III. name ID James u. BuVrell and is supposed
~ te 4 spy.