Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-25
LOCAL NEWS.
AMTSEMENTs ro.y1cur

TED by the production OF two thrilling dramas,
viz ''buli Kun a;ic slack sheppard" Either
play Is sufficient for one evenings hill, and
combined they offer very rare attraction. This
will b. the last pi rfornance Of "Rall Ran"
In the first pI-cs, Mrs Denim personat.s the
hero, Jack Sheppard, and Chanfrau appears
as Blueskin.
FoRDs THEATER.-This is positively the las,
night Of Miss Maggie Nitchens engagement
She offers IS hGr vairdictory bill So FanchoU."
the attractive play, ti'' success of which has
been unparalleled. tIo, then, and see the
..Crcket,' Tor the last time. May-ie,s sister
Miss Mary, " III pei sonnt- ..Old Fadet,,
GRovER's ThEArEE.-..The Returned Vol.
unteer, "a Lesson for Husbapds.n ana tho
'lTisE Mormon" is the excellent hi offered To-
night at Growers Theater on this the partiap
OCCASION OF the Florences. A good bill, and one
Lucille Western, the Il yorite and ba,ntifnI !, a
fress, appears ~ 9roycr'E
chNTERBuRY hALL.-The tide of success II
C1nteToury continues al high water mark
hs Ilpseys Lay has been remarkably sue
cssslul As performed by the twin beauties.
Mortimrr ana fennoyer, IL cannot fail to be At
traetive. Miss Agnes Sutherland, too deserves
.onpiihle mary mention, for her vocalzation is
certainty OF superior order.
BARNUN's CIRCUS will remain here bu, fo-r
Gays longer All the most prominent features
OF circus troupe. museum, &c, have been com
otneu IN one, AMI rare entertainment is Thus
o,irred Com. Mutt, Tom Thumb the Albino
FAMILY. the Performing Bears and the the Ra
'eis, are among the curiosities here.
rINCSs CREsoRNH CIRCrs.-The miniature
men, commodore Foote and Col. Small, the
spanish Ballet Troupe, James L. Thayer the
Jester, and j splendid corps OF eauestrians
acrobats and ring performers generally perform
daily at the Cremorne. "Them mules are
among the most laughter provoking performers
OLYNPIC.-The light and pleasip . entertain
ments which Butler nightly produces ara L...
coming very popular with the lovers of anuse-
mens. Laura Bernard, Amelia Wells. Bob
Butler and other performers, entertain nightly
Hernandez and his famous ballet corps will
appear az the Olympic on Monday
ACADEMY or MUsIC-Free concerts daily bv
Seydel, Jungnickel and Wellenstein
LIBERTY HALL. ALExASpR1A.-yocaIan and
instrumental music. dancing Etbion;an 49,.
cehirlciles, and performances replete with fun
are the nightly order at Liberty Hall.
PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDIsGs.-Thc committee
CONSISTING OF the Mayor; Mr.. Richards. of the
board OF Aldermen; Messrs. Ellis and I'tar.
mthle, OF tie Common Council; and MessrS
MILLER, Wilson and Walsh, OF the Trustees of
Public Schools, who were appointed by their
respective bodies to carry into operation the
joint resolution of the Councils of tho Ieth 81
the present month, IN relation TO the erection of
puoiic school buildings, have held several
meetings at the May office. Three com
mlttees have been appOintcd-the first on the
selection OF sitr the second on the selection of
plan. and the third on the available mean.
Tor the purchase of a site and the erection of :.
Single school building. which il was rasolx Ned
10 establish IN the third Tor Navy Yard, district
M do
10 the committee for the sale of certa i, lots b.,
none nave as yet been accepted IL is nrnnosad
10 erect building which (th, site ihcIudet1
dollars.
"A MIXED CAsE.-Thursday afternoon q SOL
dicr named Hall, belonging to the 18th V,r
mont regiment. went to a policemen i'm tho S,x+b
W ard and complained that his g 1.,rn,n,.
mad stolen his bank book containing q cb.ci,
1or STU, and officer Williams procured a u-ar
N md
I'M ;au arrested her. She was taken before
JuSlce CuIi, to when she did not deny ha vino
the book and check, but stated that She waS
daifs Wife, and produced her marriage certif
Sats; han dld not deny this, but stated that he
n'iu peen oece1Ved In marrying her, she already
having q nus band, and one OF his fellow sol.
dlers was called " no testified that She had Iyad
Lol some ume In ermont with man who she
called her husband. Mrs. Hall then charged
MIN with also having another wife and ONE
enid, but had no witnesses TO TIE fact present
Inc Inc Justice after hearing eevidence dismissed
tne charge, the woman giving up the hook but
sui holding the check, the paynient OF which
mas, however, been sto6ped
DIsNissED.-Thursday night officer Maoee
Thomas, who was suspected nv a Garr,a1
named Jacob Fisher Of stealing his uocket hook
S0niamlhg two twenty and a i've dollar note
III ne case was laid before Justice JnhnSon
The complainant said that he went into III.
shop on ID, near Eighth street. ha wing his pockrt.
ocok In MS breast pocket Thomas shaved him.
mt
Fisher put his hand in his pocket to t,ka tho
money our. and discovered his pocket.book
gone He had not taken his pocket. book on
ElnSe O'clock Thomas admitted all thaf
Fisher said. but declared his innocance He
proved an excellent character for honesty and
Justice Johnson dismissed him. as il was proh
sois mat tisher lost the money before he went
10 the BARRIERS shop.
HE lNFANT AsYLUM.-The fine building on
rtnhsSif;tnla avenue, near the Circle, is occu-
Pled oy the Sisters Of Charity as an ASYLUM for
the care OF infants and Observation-Disclosures
VINO nave been deserted by unnatural parrnts
OF are found III TIE street. The number of in
mates now exceeds one hundred, who are cared
!or ana watched over with maternal solici,udo
Dy the KIND ladies who hay- imposed upon
themselves the task Of providing these I'm for
inmates q home. The management REQUIRE
means 20 conduct the Institution prop,rJy aud
tEey therefore ask the benevolent TO aid thor,
by attending their fair. which will be held M
the institute on Monday next and every day
be lost. >Ao'
FOURTH WARD STATION CasEs.-Befors .Jts.
tice Wditer-Patrlek Buchanan. drink and
carrying whisky TO soldiers, and lanes John
SON. grand larceny; turned over to the military
Ann Kennedy, Yagrant, ana Mary Smith and
Hannah wilson col, fighting and profanity.
workhouse 80 days each. Thos HINT disor
DERBY: turned over to the military &C Krens.
a csptain, charged with stealing a horse from
Colonel Hall; held for further hearing Janre
Thomas, col, disorderiy; fined sa Jas Diros
col, drunk; do. ]. \. Powell, indecent emo
sure; dis missed. Jas. Gregory and Alexander
Dougherty, sleeping in the street; ordered to
leave the city.
LICESsKs.-The City Register has issued the
usual annual notice that licenses given to re-.
aiiers OF spirituous, liquors, &C., will expire
on the Sd proximo. and requiring them To be
renewed within ten days after that time The
nquor dealers. IN view Of the order issued by
Eenerai Wadworth on the LIST OF September
Hast, restricting the sale Of spirituous liuuors
are In quandary. Some OF them have ex
pressed determination not To take ont license
unless the restriction be removed. All of the
respectable dealers, however, have signif-d
their willingness 70 give any required guaranty
not to sell 10 soldiers.
PAINFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS evening, be-
tween and O'Clock, as one of the street carr
was passing near the corner of Eleventh street
colored man named Madison Butler ran to il
to get on while il was moving and by some