Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-25
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FoRD's NEW THRATRR.-This evening the
Manager announces the last night but QUE of
the benefit of Miss Maggie Mitchell. II we
may judge the future by the past we should
most undoubtedly say that this accomplished
/ lady will not look in vain for A mo It liberal
recognition of this announcement One as de-
| serving as Miss MITCHELL can ALWAYS find
| favor IN the eyes Of an educated and apprecia.
tive puplic. Head work has made favor for
/ her, ana between such spirits there ALWAYS
dwells lasting and unbounded sympathy.
With the preceoents of former and late success
SO largely spread before the Manager and his
useless TO advise the collection OF large nnm-
Der OF extra seats for this evening,
FEMALE SHOP -LIFTEEs.--Yesterday morning
Cmcer DOM, OF the Fourth Ward police ar
rested Annie Cayanagh and Ann Mari, b.
son Tor the larceny OF a military uuif form suit
OF clothes from Jonas Kern. They were taken
pe!ore Justice Giberson for 4 hearing, who sent
Dola 10 !all 1or court. Both are young women
ana their profanity indicated their profession
Inc Cavanagh girl is no stranger to the notice.
who say they arrested her on a former OCCASION
clad in military uniform.
MELANCHOLY ACcIDKNT.--Yesterda after
noon: a lad named Eugene Boyle, son OF John
L. Boyle, aged fifteen years, whilst cunning in
marsh near Easily wharfin a canoe, in COM
pany WIN younger brother thirteen years old,
was accidentally shot by his younger brother,
miiictiig wound which caused death in about
an honr ard half. The surviving lad is ex-
ceeoinsiv depressed and inconsolable. The
pre- ature discharge of the gun was the cause
OF this very lamentable catastrophe.
CLosRD.-The Smithsonian Library will be
closed till the list of October, on account of re-
pairs which are being made. The library at
the Capitol is also closed at present for repairs
AT a MEETING of the citizens of Kansas tenn
rorarlly soJourning in the city of Washington,
held at the Avenue House, on Tuesday even
ing, September %, 1863, the following, among
other proceedings were had.
Whereas, the Free.Sta city of Lawrence is
again in ashes, and the Free State Hotel of that
city is again i'll ruins, by the bloody hands of
slavery; and,
Whereas, the said hotel was erected at an
original cost OF S900Oo, and its proprietor, Col.
=. w. Eldridge, by this and other LOSSES is un-
able TO rebuild the same; and,
Whereas, the friends OF freedom are DESTROYS
10 AID him Ill rebuilding, and TO this end have
determined TO appeal to the liberality of the
people throughout the country: Therefore,
BE IL res0lDed. That the Chair appoint COM
mittee OF five, whose duly it shall be to solicit
subscriptions from the President OF the United
States, members of the Cabinet, officers OF the
Government, aud others OF this city, for the
purpose of rebuilding the Frees Hotel in
Lawrence, which will encourage and ensure
the rebuilding of the city of Lawrence, and
soon eradicate the footprints of the murder
Gus Quantrell
The Char appointed the following commit
tee:-Hon. 5: q. Pomeroy, Hon. J. H. LINE,
Hon. VIM. p. Dole.
On motion it was voted to publish the pro-
ceedings of this meeting IN the city papers
T. N. BLAKE, President.
L. II. TOWNSEND, ]. f. JONES, Secretaries.
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