Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-08
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT

Webb sis' ~ viii take prominent par1, and
" Ill, as they have ever done, hugely delight
the audience
GROWERS THEsTEL--Managsr Grover has
effected "a continuation with the Rav.l. Mar
Zetta and Maj !inatti troupe and the Il .houin
Arabs, and hey will all appear to might in q
ooun 81 l. darirtta Zanfretti and Paul Mar
tin til vii anpear in .voiutiunI TN tn rope,
4 d h bs aui al bali, {, Rose d" Mai and
the pAnIon,'me, Midnight Attack" will be
p@rfUru,td among other acts.
CAs1EErU Y-The fine terpsich Dream ALI.
aucr, An eta IsI ETH, Julia 'rrim' Mil lie
aud Ciara Fowler, Mons. Tophotr, ID thu
Ron al, b. EFT oupe, Will all appear tonight
Il snI.r 'f the N st piendit bills
of n, ST. s,n Mn Sims fine REGULAR company
also appear and thus the entertainments are Of
tt.r e.. Ch ~rii.'sr
EEsTIrALs.- TIL" laoies Of Wesley Chapel
Wilt IIgs.t ht la a tiir and festival in AID of
III. PAYS lac fund. TIL ladies OK Waugh
hSpPl az also holding n fair and festival in
she hail Il re Columbia Engine House.
l-EcTI EE.-Vhe secobd lecture Of the Wash
ington H. rary and Dramatic Association
c,'uTe' Viii br delivered tonight at Odd Fall
lows Pail ~ Horace Greeley. Subject
"Guestors of the Hour"
GEoRCYrowN PUBIC SCgooLs.-au inter-
esnng car m ny took place Friday last at
the two Lew sch' els recently npene in the up
pc part If the town and which have already
utalI, a. h. the omplem-pt of sixty pupils
each. 1t was the Occasion OF the quarterly
dlsTibuti n of cards OF merit 70 T. n of the most
dItt ~ DupliS IN edCn school, finale and te.
raiel T e ceremony took place Que OF the
large room q, nGFr the direction OF Mr. Il all,
the Pm sid.n' of the Trustee, at whose request
the Pr sol tatlCns were made bv Mr.. Duulap
al q H. de. of the Trnste.s, of whom Mr.. Ma
gee was also PR sent ana rendered eficieut
service. A Number yi~itors were present, in.
@iuCiRg the l. aChPrS and many of the pu pills
fIC n the oil er schools, and the exercises were
erIivtn'd ~ sirgirg, which was very credit
3fie CuI'sid' ring ~ necessary absence of Prof.
Daniel. Al d but two months instruction.
r. Mace other
sCh"Cl T ems. on Mo, tgomery street, near the
Aqre tuct BlidZa, IN FRIDAY next, l1th inst :, t
3x U clock, wntn he resentaIjOn W ill be m 10
% fOur schools, and Ths guardians, teachers,
urd pupils will he glad Ia all VINO feel al
i"'efPstin popnlsr instruction. The occasion
Will he more han ordinarily interesting, aud
thf 'Xer ises will bs int, r-pprsed VIA som
good slLg ng b the children, under Mr.. Daniels
direction.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Ja nes
MCMeHn, drunk: dis IN d ArCr'a q Nv g,
GisC1derly; lock. d up three hours. Mi h, Hill,
assault and battery: ismissed. WIN. Enn ms,
dIsordeTlY; do Al ME Riley, drunk aud Iii or
GerIy; - s.. VIM. n. Franklin, selling liquor
hitsE hour: ruled for hearing. Mary Ken
redy. Kate Harrington and KITE Flynn, disor-
derby: - each. Mich'l Conner aiding a pr-
+on'r so escape; bal for hearing Jas. D.rity,
= ling liquor TO soldiers military. Mary Cor
maj, assault q nd battery: halt fIr court Chas.
Ho<smer, indie Mt exposure: S5.55. ia. Null
holland: siding prisoner to escape jsil for
<ouTt Mirhl Kennedy, disc derby 81 Chas
kodetrs, drunk at d dis Orderlv; 81 $. Aud W
Fetuey, 60 military VIM Butler, do: 81 81
MaItts Eutier, Nfll q Butler. Mary Merritt,
De " j. bt Merrill. sorderfv: 8 5S each. Jas
HarlPy, do: IS. VIM. Kailey, drunk snd dis
orderly; S2!e- VIM. Dodd, do; 81 "a. Ann
McMarus drurk;do Jane johnson and Nary
johnson, disord Tly; So So each. James Sulli-
van ard Ed u ard johnson, drunk and profans;
SIS each.
SECOND WARD ST. ALTON CAsBs.-Jas. Skin
per, violating city ordinance; ~ 50. Thomas
B.Injen, drunk and disorderly; dismissed.
hoalR n EoA
nor, do $3.50. Benedict Jenkins, grand lsr-
Gerry; Jail. .Tohn Queen, violating city ordi-
n" me-; dismissed. John Reed, drunk and dis
orderly: -. NJ McFaden, do; dismissed. W
Ttcmpson. disorderiy; military. John Pharr,
do; DO. VIM Tell, do; dismissed Geo. Mich
oias, drunk and tisorderly; -. Pst'k Wright.
dismiss d. Abraham Mosss, fast driving 81
"hn Dickinson, drunk; dismissed. Anna
Smith, fighting; 81. Ks., Robbins, do; 81.
Enma Blake. do: 81. Kate Gallagher, do; 81.
J. Brenard. dsorderlv; 81. Josephine Chap
raan. do; 81 E T. Garrett, do: So Capt. W.
r. Dye, do military. Anna Russell, do; -.
SHoCKINs AcCIDENr-On Saturday evening
last, about O'Clock, most shocking accidan.
occurred, on he " as hIrston and Alexandris
rail DAD. As Mr.. and Mrs. kish, VINO reside
on King, near the corner Of West street, with
their little daughter were OF thelr way home
from WASH 'nga,H, in wagon, when crossing
the railroad track, at the Poor House Lane, the
horse became stubborn and refused TO move.
locomotive &C ming down the track ran into
he wagon, smashing it TO pieces, killing the
horse and throwing Mr.. and Mira. Kish and
their daughter out. Mr. X. and his wife fell
acroas the track and were run over by the train,
cutting Cn the lays of each. The little girl
had htr shoulder disocat,d and was otherwise
seriously injured, and her condition Is corsid i'd
srsd critical. Mr. and Mrs Ki.h fingered in
get seony until Yesterday. when death ter
minated their suferiugs.-Atss. Gazette, ia.
A MUSICAL BURsLAR.-On Saturday night
about II O'Clock, q burglar entered the house of
Il. No fl-n
Eleventh, and set down to play tune upon q
piano, which he found in the parior the family
oeir 2 ir mother part Of house. Mr. Morrison
heard 'he music and the touch of the KEYS
beng heavier than that 10 which he " as accus.
toned, sent his son to who it was. but the
ourglT hearing the approaching footsteps
p'csFd up = phOtogr~p phi bum, pair of vases,
and SON" other paTlor ornaments, but he es-
capped into he Smheonian grounds where all
traces Of him was lost.
ROBBERY Sunday nigh. some sharp thief
Oh aimed admis ion to the house of Ma lame
Ella ct T, ThlI Lth, rear G. street. III the
>+,OEd Ward. ard dlscov. ring where the
Madsme kent her cash made a descent upon
l., and cor fscated contrary to the statute, $500
IN gti"- Siut In treasury notes, gold watch
and main with various valuable trinkets at
TAI h. d, brp1stpin with gentlprn ans miuia-
tuTe set in it, and fe " dollars in silver change
NO clue 10 the robber has been obtained.
SrRIKISG APoLICsHAN.-Sund ay afternoon
VIM kaIley. very fine looking voung man,
Burcn, the pOllcf man or duty on Pennsylvania
avenue. between Sixth and Seventh STREETS,
and without the least provocaton slapped him
IN the iace. The officer arree ted the assaiIant
and carried him 10 the Fourth Ward station
"h'lr he slept all night, and was fined $3.50
yesterday morning by Justice Giberson.
ACCIDENTALLY kILLBD.-On Saturday Jos
Il gan, of Go. Is, " sc tits 9IO,' stationed at
MUDDY Branch, was ha ding his carbiue, 1t
cid MIA ly eXpioie the ball entering his eve
Tase" through tn Head. killing him in
-taLtly- His r mains WEE. brought to the ritv
emf med, and sent TO his home in New York
Tor IniRGmG NJ.
SrCLET fEoPERTy.-Last night, on Cs- KEEL
~ OF ihr r Gu IA =" al q. arrested Jas . Brlel
'sp'cloh OF stealing suit OF clothes, which
~ tdlue. Ire suit VAS in a hundla ~, .rked
=" tcorlcge, kanen, Name" O'Bri IN is
ne o await hearing when the owner OF the
Clotf ing ~ found - ''
THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs.-T wh,ts
sssault and battery, bail for peace lanes