Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14

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aSassie Mcfarland" in the Is Bonnie Fish.
wife" and ~ "9ertrads," In ths I" Little
pressure"
ap.yEsa TnxA7ER.-At Growers, to. night
est Marc, or the Soldier Of Fortune" viii BE-
rerformed Mr.. Davenport as "St Marc" Mr..
SaIlaek - 'ss9ismodo;" and Mrs. Parrel a.
aDiaAna," will BIZ supported By an excellent
cast.
CAsrHnBURy.-At this resort . variety of
new sonss, acts, and dances, by the six stars,
and the regular company will os presented =.
ODD FELLOWS LBvHH-This affair comes OF
tonight at Odd Fellows Hall; and the num-
her OF tickets sold indicates that 1t will be he
event OF Ine year in the entertainment line.
GREAT preparations have been made to cause II
TO go OF satisfactorily.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The Board
OF Trustees OF Public Schools held their reg
ular monthly meeting yesterday in the Alder.
mans Chamber, City Hall, Mayor Wallach
The reports of the teachers of the Second,
Third and Fourth School Districts were pre-
srnted. complete
Mr.. Ellis from the committee on supplies,
presented the bill Of William Billantyne, Of
$50 81 for books, which was approved.
MT Utsrmehle presented the application of
Miss Kate Riehl. Of this city, and Mr.. Miller
that of M. T.. Catlin, Of Cleveland, Ohio for
the position Of teachers
Mr.. Rhees stated that he had had the honor
OF being appointed q delegate to the school
convention which assembled at Chicago, Ill,
but owing TO circums tances he was not able to
reach there in time to participate in the pro-
ceedings. He made this statement in order to
show the beard that his non appearance there
Was unavoidable.
MI Morsell introduced resolution altering
general n gulation No. 50, SO as to make 1t read
that parents or guardians Of scholars in desti-
tnte circumstances may obtain books for their
children or " ards free OF charge, also OF neces-
sary stationary, from the Treasurer, on requi.
ston signed by the SUBJ board OF the district in
which said school may be located; but in all
cases such books shall be returned when the
botks wa NAV ~
Mr.. Holmead introduced resolution, which
was adopted. requesting the City Councils to
authorize An additional primary school in tho
Fourth District the wants of the district re-
QuirIn- 1t
Messrs. Utermehle and Ellis announced their
intention of resisning a. members Of the Board
of Trustees. This was therefore the last meet
ing they would attend. Their resignatlons
were not rendered on account of any disagree
ment or dissatisfaction with any member Of the
the Councils, and they belle we'd the two duties
Incompatible.
Mr. Ellis said he desired to reiterate the senti-
.ments expressed by the gentleman from the
second district, in regard to the uniform cour-
tssy and kindness with which he 1.-THE speaker)
also had been treated by members of this board
He would continue to take the same interest in
the public schools and public instruction as if
ne remained in the office he now felt it duty
TO himself to resign.
The question Of the commencement Of the
by all the members OF the board that it was
necessary to commence the night schools
soon as possible, in order to save boys, who
would otherwise be upon the street, from in
fuences which it would be difficult TO ovor-
come.
The board then adjourned.
Row ON THIRTBBaTH SATISFACTORILY af.
ternoon, Henry Osier, OF SCOTS 90O went into
the house kept by woman named Brown, ON
Thirteenth street, between y and ID north,
~hsra he met three of the 26 ID q RpOi-
ment They had canteen OF whisky, and all
took drink. Soon after which they got into
q quaIrel They went out on the pa vemenL AID
there Osier was knocked down BY one OF his
comrades; his nose was skinned and his eyes
bIacked. hue and cry was raised that the
man " as killed, and the assailants ran off over
Fourteenth street bridge. Gustavus CLARK,
one of tbs fusiuves, was afterwards arrested
by officer Sullivan, and taken TO the Central
GuArdhouse - be disposed Of
Foe CouRT.-Oficsr T>it of the Second
Ward, arrested Geo. Bowers, Jerry Donov van,
Frank Myers aad VIM. She'd, charged with
petty larceny-taking cigars from the shop OF
Mary Blake, No. 4ol Thirteenth street. JUS
tce Clark held them to bail for court
Wn. ashington, soldier, WAS arrested By
"a. for n: q saSleciS,A And
street ,learC This eAse was taken before ] us
tie Clark, who sent the prisoner to jail for
court
TENANT HOLDING OVER. Monday after.
noon, Jusucss johnson and Bates, with .
jury, were summoned to eject . tenant from
. house on Seventh street, o. low the Armory
a Wharton, Esq, appeared for the defendant,
jacob Reese, and A. Lloyd, Esq, for the plain
TIL, Rosina BallinEsr. Ii WAS proven that the
-defoadaal Reese, had been living in the house
Tor several years as . monthly tenant, and the
jury accordingly rendered q verdict siecung
the tenant.
DIsryRBING A BALL Monday night q club
of young men gave = ball at Temperance Hall.
Unfortunately, row was created by one OF
the company ILL., treating shoe black, who was
services, and the disturbance was SO serious as
to require the interference Of the Third Ward
Dennis Shay, who participated In tae fight
were arrested and lined % each BY Justice
Thompson.
Elias kaufman, who keeps q clothing store at
No. &lS Pennsylvania avenue, was arrested by
one OF the military detectives on the charge Of
selling q suit Of citizens clothes to soldier,
and committed TO the Central Guardhouse 1t
IL charged that he not only sold the clothes 70
the soldier, but that BY threatening him to have
him arrested 3 deserter, he induced the SOL
dier To pay him one hundred dollars.
SECOND WARD STATIoNCAsss.-Jos. Gala
her, desertion; military. Pat }. o. Brian, do;
Michael Doyle, ruHk; dismissed. b. r. Kssne,
do; do. Jerry Quick, do; do. David Bell,
ASSAULT and battery; dismissed Elizabeth
Saunders, disorderly; Sl.55. J. A. Bigger,
drunk and disorderly; Sl-50
PREsBHrATIoH.-On Sunday morning, the
members OF company A, 2Ist New York Cav
airy. (Griswold Cavalry, presented to Major
Chas. q, Otis, commanding the first battalion,
splendid sword, and a similar one also TO
Captain w. II. Mitchell The presentation
address " as made on the part OF the company
by Captain 4. b. Gear, and each OF these rem.
uenen responded in appropriate terms.
DIT hsHTING OF the Connecticut Soldiers
Relief Association held The 9Th inst, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
Year: President, L. A. Parker, Esq; Vice
President, h. a. Cushman; Secretary, q. L.
DALEY; Treasurer, q. N. Parmlee Executive
Sommittee-C. q. Burr, j. y. Comstock, y. r,
Blackmar.
CHARGE OF SToN1sS 4 HoUsn.-Last night
Aguard IF the I53d N. Y. regiment arrested q
man named " Rhodcy" Craven, on the chargs
OF stoning the house Of Patrick Smith, on Third
street, anu cutting his head, and thry turned
him over to Uffigers Hilton and l.. ID. Milstead,