Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-22
LOCAL NEWS.
INVESTMENTS To NIGHT

a " nan, nal sirania of = Bull Run replce
u III st r,IIuc effects spirited action. ami b'au-
=. MI trhI,;,ux. Thi> PLAYS We'll worth SEEING
7, ! got NJ in Hrst-clasz style. and 1T heavy
,>prrlss in the prOduC ton Oi new local scenery,
ISC The Long Bridge, Marshall House Alex
taEdriu. sta rTay inside, and FAIRFAX I. H., are
/ r9int.d with wonderful faithfnlnrss The
4 tJb.aaux AID scenes at the death of Ellsworth
Il and char OF The black horse cavalry nave not
II ben SURPASSED in 4 long while.
FoRp's THEATER.-The - Queen OF spades"
viii be- r,.l,r:t'r,I s, evening. ut ForG:'S. The
II urw scenery and splendid effects of this piece
| make II very atTractivr. kaiy OShirf' con-
.;;Ci, : the rnt.r,ainment. Maggie Mitchell APP
II T. lrs in hofh PLAYS and IN m" latter viii sing
II n Irish song and dance an Irish Jig. Her Won
\ Gyrful success has no perceptible abatement
Al GEovEks THEaTES.-"Colleen Bawn" will
p repeated this evening. at Growers, and
3 1Jr positively the last lime. Mr.. Fier.ncr's
81 ~Nylr>" has 10 superior; while Susan Denim
s. s.Anne Chute, Sophie Climber As s.Eily
IA ~ 'Onner, and Ben Rogers a. Danny
Mann, sustain him admirably. The enter
tilnnlrnt VIII open " iih ''Mischie vous Annie"
Mr. Florence assuming six characters Fs-
v0riTe airs will be sung.
i CANTERBURY HALL.-The PATRONS of this
Trrort appear never TO tire OF The Gipsey's
q Lay" Its h, auty, The superior singing of Miss
Mortimer, and the grace of movement of the
dancers, commend II 10 ali. II is not often the
puoic nave an opportunity or seeing 81 accom-
rltShed n dansuese a. Kate P-nnoyer or Of
listening to SuCh sweet strains rs those of Agnes
Sutherland. Both these performers are at Can
Terbury.
OLYMPIC Music HALL.-Among the company
who nightly entertain nj This popular resort are
many who have heretofore established them
/ selves as favorites; rs Julia Hamilton. Amelia
Wells. Kate Hamilton. Bob Butler. Lew Gay
lord, and host of others, no entertain nightly
With popular song and dance.
BARNUM's Circus AND MCsErM-The ex-
! hibiiions within the big tent louisiana
avenue, near Tenth street, continues TO attract
crowds. $4,000 Mutt, Tom Thumb, the Albino
Family, and Old Adans's performing bears are
aTong the cUriosities to be seen here The
equestrians and other performers all do their
parts Well. Dan Gardner and Jim REYNOLDS
are the knights Of the cap and bells.
NIxoSs CEEMoRSE CIRCCs.-The eques-
TITAN troupe, Spanish ballet company. and all
connected with Nixon's are admirable per-
formers. Among the equestrians is Eaton
Stone, whose daring riding wins thunders of
II applause nightly. The miniature men, Com
II nodore Fooie and Col. Small daily give their
I delightful drawing-room entertainments.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Frpe concerts by Sev-
Dbl, Jungnickel and Wellenstein.
HoNICInE.-Eugrnr Dupries, member of
thr 18th Prn9sylvania Regiment who do
Ing guard duly on the Washington branch of
the Baltimo-r and Ohio Railroad. deliberately
shot an engineer. named W. l.. REYNOLDS at
Mud Switch, yesterday morning. REYNOLDS
Sdd charge of an engine which was hauling a
fright tran In Washington As the engine
h"ared the Mud Switch, il Is asserted that Du-
prirs walked out upon the track and, raising
RPvunlls
ana hrPd. The ball entered REYNOLDS fore
lirSd- coming ont at the back part of thu, head
hear the base Of the brain, killing him almost
Instantly. PREVIOUS TO the act Dupries re-
marked 10 4 companion - L am going TO stoD
thls rain" II was stated that DupriAs had no
acquaintance whatever with REYNOLDS He
expressed no sorrow for the deed when arrested
ana placed IN the guard-house ar the RELAY
House. A cOrOner's inquest which was suh
stquently held, decided that REYNOLDS cana In
hiS death by q gunshot wound inflicted by the
hands of Eugene Dupries, and the cuIprit was
jirs i
OCR WOUNDED AT CHAYBERERrRa-Jast
week report, based upon the statement of
ssihe person who professed To have visited
tDanlberSbury. Pa, gained currency in this
~ Inn .na' Lieut. Charles z. Tucker. of the LIST
'ailiornia regiment, was lying i'm a precarious
condlflon, the wounded limb having been am
p"'aMG HIS many friends will be gratified tn
tI,' Una! ms rather returned this morning from
tnt hospital at Chambersburg and reports tn
Ms sen Is recovering "A rapidly as could be ex-
i~cted The fractured limb was not aInputatad
3 3nt nndrr the able treatment of Surgeons
Irrlchirr and Wilson il will be saved The
other injury was a flesh wound or nj, coroa
GutncH, comparatively.
Inc hospital at Chambersburg is crowded
WIN wounded men. many of them desperately
injured: but they are all as eonlfortabIs a. No.
slols, and the ladies of Cham bersburp allow
u M 10 want for nothing that can b. Obtained
ne klndness of the citizens and the Iadios
'>Peeiiis' Is the theIne of every invalid
o
lhE FANCY UPON HoRsEBAcK-Satur-
N.S, CSprlan, who was dashing about the
streets upon a hired horse was stonnad in har
hi'Id carer by guard on duty JTnon bar
tioinise 10 oe more moderate she was allowed
20 go, Dnt AGAIN dashed off at full speed The
guard again halted her but this time n Iiautan
AM interfered, and told the guard he had mn
l!Iht 10 arrest her. and CALAMITY escorted her
"a o. - ay. Inc case was reported to n Justice of
the peace, with the name of the gallant Iian,an
ant The fact had the effect of calling The no,ina
%! the justice and the police TO the dashino
piint female equestrians and their spurred'
i,iu- " oteo conductors, who have made it al
Ilo9I hnposslhir Tor Respectable ladies to euioy
an evening ride, without being insultinrIy
Poih'eu III anu commented upon.
DIRTY ALLEY.-An alley situated in tba
SANE squarc as Oregon alley seems To bays
10y ROt ihead OF Its neighbor As 4 nuisance
10 nom me testimony yesterday in case
- - 'us'I.e clayton, IN which eight persons
premises border upon il were defend |
i'''S IL app'ars that all The cows of that section
h"hoerIng about sixty, are allowed ITS fraS |
III aL.u when the cows cannot make the |
pa. diriytnoneh all the Stops that can he got |
NJ thrown out 10 help. The parties arrestedN |
l N nIanhap, = Casey, Mrs. Grant, J. Dacy, |
,,'- iIiNun, ). w. Barnaelo. Wynn, and CartzI
were sun moned by officer Cook bur ON aorao
any in fnture TO keep the cows out and To ,ata
irItr care oil their Stops, hey were dismissed |
on paying costs.
asst PAlR.-frsterday, George MiIburu. a /
sirGinian, being flush of cash and full OF whi.- |
nv piSked up gay young lass named Mary
fHh iGak'r, on Four and "A half street ana I
tt'.h buggy ride. The fast driving of George
q ho'lced by the police. and he, with his /
yaE companion were locked up in the Fourth |
""rd siaiion George spoke in defence of his |
CON tsahioh, confessed his ow sin, bu, plead /
h'T innocence and condemned the an rnan !
H' L OF me ratrolman W no would dare To ar !
t' - "a nee young lady lust because a fellow
siIoNc little too fast. Justice Walter fired
I'm - and dismissed his companion Thetwo .
t:'-nt Off Satis lrd.
oCETH w ARD STATION CAsEs-Beforr Jys
t'cI n"",r-Mary Ann Martin, drunk and dis !
= iinra ~ O. Wall do. Isaac Pile, do !
Acnias casey, delivered To military ~
f,''iar' disorderiy; John Cole, suspicion Of
"a ny; Mary Dainger, do; dismissed. las :
Dc4-iy- dl>ord"riy and fighting: locked mn IN /
hour. th"s. Murray, dsorderiy: do. and fine !
- Pat Boyle, dnInk; locked up 81 hours 7 +.
!" ii-tIn- dlsordt riy, delivered to military BE-
i3'' JGStlcr tlayton-Hillary Grimes. Emily
: Tr!Eiirs- Enu JOINS, and Sage Terrell ,bru,,S.