Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-17


employed in company OF the rarest merit
mlss Lucille Western, in the Wizards Skin. is
said TO stand without rival Sire is in poeses.
sion OF me sStnsi manuscript Of Madame &C.
leslie, With all her own stage directions which
genius 80 great as Miss Westerns cannot fail
10 render with all the dramatic force incident
10 me situslions. Those who have seen Miss
Westerns French Spy, which, with Others. wa
beiiefe, OF all who assume IL, to b. the most
/ thrilling and perfect rendition OF the several
pan'omifne dramatic characters Of that popular
pay VIII not fail 10 desire earnestly 10 witness
her assumptions IL the Wizards Skif, which
are equally famous.
Again, IN the Strange her Mrs Halter must
cSil Tor the attendance Of all who Ia We ST. n her
bcautiily touching impcrsonation Of Lady Isa
fi ahs In East Lynne. The chara cters eX-
hltit such parallel situations, and receive in =,
great ssf degree the sympathy Of the good, char
liable corners in the hearts Of humanity We
Were 90 peculiarly pleased with her Lady
Isabel ane that Wa confess to 4 great desire 10
se- her undertake Mrs. Halter. The latter we
have seen rendered by all Of the eminent Act
rcsses OF our day, and, by the WAY, we do no.
row remember one who more entirely affected
liz WIN Inc exquisite pain Of the situation than
powerful Improvisation OF tho character BY
Miss Charlotte Champion, at Burton's Theater
IN New York, when it was Designated the Me
Tenohtah. Miss CHAMPION il now member
OF Mr.. Growers company
The Stranger will also give Us q fine oppor
lunity 10 witness something more BETTING the
talent OF Mr. Lawrence Barrett than anything
he has hitherto undertaken. He has now e host
of friends with the public Of Growers crowded
auditorium by his spirited and geuiuslike rem
dnlon OF Levison Fagin, and other characters
"hlch DO not admit of tho scope Of his dramatic
capacity. In Mr. Heller, from the very great
reputation he has achieved elsewhere, as well
as from our own opinion Of the merit he has
alftaoy rxidenced, we anticipate perform
ance or infinite qualification.
he character OF Francis will be rendered by
our young Washington fayorite, Mr.. Charles
elf with US a position of such excellence as has
seldom been accorded 10 SO young MI
Barron gained great cr,dt in New York and
Boston III the rendition of this same chara ctrr
y hen the cast embraced all OF the immense Da-
'rnport "a hratley combination.
II j. always well To- add that the geniuses
S'tchell, Rogers, the elder Barrett, Mrs. Ger
mon, lola Croker, Miss Climber, Miss Free
man. and numerous other me- Mbers OF a COM
plny OF excellence rare as TO furnish never
ending theme OF praise, will appear upon the
;!cC:;S ion.
Several new and beautiful scenes incident 10
ihe production of the Wizards Skiff are from
he talented pencil of Mr.. Strong, an artist of
the grs Attest Celebrity in Boston and New York
who has become permanently attached to Gro
v"rs Thearr.
Tomorrow night will be presented delight.
iui spa ciacuiar drama, In which Miss Western
viii be supported by the beautiful IA yorite,
Miss Kate Denim.
POLICE MATTERs.-.Sscond Precinct. Mary
Mctiee. selling liquor 10 soldiers; fined $50.
fi!'n iiohrry, assault and battery; fined 1888
Mary BraneEan, vagrancy; dismissed. Chas.
DO: turned over to military.
1hird i'recinct.-Geo Thicker, grand larceny;
dismissed Chas. Crusinger, selling beer with
out license; fined 500 Harriet Hamilton and
fdw ard Ryan, disorderly; fined S1.44. Eliza
hitting, drunk; workhouse.
Fourth Frecinct-Julia Riley, disorderly; fine
%. Holm Camnctt. Robt Clark, James Mccoy,
do: fined 80. Lucinda Richards, larceny; Jail
Ter court. Karl Merrink, Yagrant; workhouse
Eighth Precinct.-Nancy Wilson. disorderly;
fined Si9i. Patrick Smith, drunk and disor-
Gisrt nth 1
military.
Ninth Preeislct.-James Mattingly, disorderly;
fined S!.A.
Tenth Prscincf.-Charles Birch, s. Brandill,
John Mclaughlin, profanity; dismissed. The
occsia Herbert, do; fined $685.. G. TAYLOR
stealing; further hCaring John Dener, John
ii. Myers, John O'Nleara, disorderly; Provost
Guard. David Sweeny, John Boyd, Patrick
Logan, do; dismissed. w. Emerson, d. Web
steT, ii. Burch. John Webster, John Thomas,
unlawful gathering: dismissed. Maria Bran
sill. drunk; workhousc. Virginia Donaldson,
selling liquor without license; workhouse. Jas
Flanagan, drunk and disorderly; fined Si.9i.
Daniel Farrell, do; fined 81.
ARRESTED AND DIsMIssED.-Last Friday
night Mr.. Jacob Eaas, Il German, was robbed
Ui about SlG0 In money, at Il boarding house in
the Fourth Ward. The officers of that police
precinct were instantly notified OF the fact
Yesterday afternoon Patrolman Fenwick ar
rested German named Adam Young, on sus-
piciUn and look him tOtha Fourth W ard station.
A search OF his person developed nothing to
connect him with the robbery. He yery cheer
fully informed the officers where he and his
liz. :;:;'. and the officers made Il thorou rh
search OF his baggage 1t Seaton's (now called
Paradlsel Gardens, on Sixth street north. He
had ON his person, and in his wiles possession,
between seven and eight hundred dollars but
MIR. Haas could identify none OF i; rs his money
and The prisoner was discharged by Justice
Walter.
GaMHLiSG.-DH Saturday morning, officers
trump, Roach and Meredith observed a light
in An old house in the Fifth Ward, and heard
VOICES proposing 10 :'piay for TWO dollars this
CANT, &c. The officers rushed into the build
lrg and seized Ihe PLAYERS and the stakes Their
names We're Jas. Pike, I.emuel William, and
VIM. Bowen, all cOlorcd. There We're 81 on
the table. They We're fined sj.JS each.
Extensive ROBBERY.-Last night, about
o clock, James Mari, keeper of n grocery stor.
and har-room OH Four-and- a half street be-
tween and streets, was robbed of 81 500 in
gold. S2O0 il silver. and $500 in Treasury notes
i he money was III bureau drawer up stairs.
The room was entered through The window.
The thieves left chisel in the window
THROAT PSIS;EEAsEs-CAIAERIAL AFREcfloSs.-An
ssisdies OF Inc BYE and bar successfully trea ted
Penn. avenue. opposite Wizards. Deafness OF the
Longest standing. noises in the head removed. 1t.
We, ,s glad 70 hear that Pref AIs,anasr wo
aud BY desire of his numerous fritnds snh pupils
opens another course Tor Piano and Singing by his
new and siRphrd system. Prof Wol3wski is 4
general favorite in Wsshugt on and We don : Ioubt
about his success. particularly as by his method
prsons having OILY slight knowledge of music are
enabled in short time to read music with ia
ciy and execute operate well classical music
with rare perfection. and also accompany theic
voices correctly and easily. Prof. W. y residence
* 10Th II, No. 451 between and Z SITS.
LADIES, Mems, Youths, Mssas and Children's
Rubber Boots Shoes, Sandals and tiniters; Ladies'
aEt q ents' Buckle Oyershoca with felt iiniu and
top; Mems Short, Knee and Hip Boots At Allen
ClNppd Co. e India Rubber Etore, Penn. avenue
between 10th and nth ST. no "a I'm
pE:iHAsLs lspIi RCBBER G0sp3.-Mr II. A.
Hsil has just received q lot Of Oficer-' Long and
Light duh finished Goats; also, dull finished Pom
Sh9S, extra large SiLfsi also, lot of blue English
Ialmas, very long 81 > 10 each also extr long nd
light I'm wei ght Rubber Capes with sipoves which
he selu At manufacturer prices at his India
krhhrr Ware honse. 40 Peunsylvspia avenue be-
tween 9Th and 18th SITS. oe ," u
LINE LINZ LLsP On hsnt l5no barrels Of
best Weed Burnt Lime. aud receiving regularly
via Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Lime Stone rro..
the Potomac Qunrries. Regular or transient Gus
L.. g,,r, ;Sh> IL III