Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09
LOCAL NEWS.


Ni:HsHs " III s"staih eight distinct chAra rtrrs
= feat never performed by any other sctr...
AID tho raridity with which change or cb,rac
tsr AID CO TUNE 10 effected adds much tn thu
in,-r..to Of TIE piece. The merry iarcc OF "Uncis
SAFE" concludes the entertainment
WAsHIseToS THKArxR-MaxS.e Mitchell
risy'd ~ an'hon" SO successfully last week
TIA; TWO more representations will ba ri ven in
orctr 20 anoro all who have not yet done 40 an
cPFoIluhi'y OF witnessing 1t. Never has play
Eiri Win more succPss than "Fanchon, and
never IA: actress received more riattsrIu9
r!audits from really delighted and appreciai va
au6;'ncrs, ;han has Maggie Mitchell
CATHERINE Manager Sinn aruoupee,
so:nr charg's this week. Miss Clara Harring-
tcn, zoe y". aiiSt, makes her first appearance
aht .i.e Holland brothers NturE, and will an
F""r III tneir wonderful gymnas:ic perform
aners. After successful run Of nine months
the 'Sipstys Lay" has been taken from the
boards, and an act some what similar hut
FcsscssIug some additionally attractive fsa
lures, rniiil' q the Arab lay" will be rar
formed by Julia Mortimer and Kate Pennoy.r
good oil otherwise Is also Announced tn
Court Of Beauty and all the old favorites An
DC.r;ng. ~
aRIFTIEs.-The management at this resor
announce that the ''Gipsey's Lay" will be
performed To night by Marie Zoe and Ada Tea
Giai. i he desire 10 witness this beautiful AZ,
VIII 10 doubt secure q full house Those WIN
nav seen II at Canterbury will probably De
@Sis!foGs CT comparing the manner of its per.
Torrance Al tie two popular resorts Miss Eva
Br'Tt remains here, as also do all the old
i"Eor'i"s who so hugely delighted the public
&C. NerK: Il roaring farce, "Ths Bouli Soar
Boy VIII conclude the entertainment
thn FELLOWS HALL-We observe an addi
noh TO Tie Campbell troupe in the person Of
hiT j. I'll. Budworth, an old fa yorite here 80 y,
%iIi appear in new deIineations of ns.ro
FhaIacter The bill offered this evening is e.
- u. ne Iienest OF the season, and the audience
vii nave to see to the condition of honts
fStfe anu buttGns before INDUCING in the sida
St-!.tHg laughter which this troupe ALWAYS il
- Ut 20 provoke a new walk-aro will
=;iSC :'r introduced. i
i"IcMAC ITALIA ball will no yivon h. ~
ffi' Hds"Ii' C1uh, ut Potomac Hall, Georgetoxn7
i!iie evening. Dancers take notice. ~
AArotEiAnE BALL.-A grand MASQUERADE
All fancy ball Will be- given this EVENING at
f'ri-uHy Hell, Georgetown. und der the ans,,ics
~ ih'. tifIrr Society. This is the first haiI -
M EMO IhIN season, and 1t promises 70 be a
ErHTh Hair.
SUIT iTli INTENT TO KILL POLICE
tl--2-Oh oiiurnay afternoon. Il soldier be-
'"'.;'"S 10 '.S"ott's GU" cavalry regiment
In " Daniel Wall, came into the civ VIII y
ir"'ifd II y Oliver drawn, and near the Unnerand
81 N-ftntn street aimed it at sr,rraI narsons
ing Ih% people into their houses Onicer
is:i, Of the Second Precinct bpariny OF h;s
->'!o.'s, went to arrest him, when the pistol
rs pointed towards him. and he saejnr the
suar Gviei mIHfd to fire made n oujck rush .nd
lrtbHrd ti'. IuuZzle OF the weapon IN his hand
SHo i+rned n orc sidt, when the soldier pulled
IN" ili"CrT and II was discharged the officer
GeiSr : MS hand burned with the ,Jowdar The
-E.t"r zra!'Ged him, and they both rolled over
IN 'h' mud, but me officer being the best man
SS"n itrn he Resisted, and officer Johnson
crml1E Up assisted in taking the soI:iICr to Jus
re HItrr>Ol's office, h. resisting all the way
%.ia attracting a large crowd. b. force, how
=N'r, Et WAS brought TO the justiaeS Office. and
ti''r IA aIiHc the charge Justice Giberson com.
lh!;!r;i HIM To laii TOR court.
= IS said !hat tire same man came jnt, tho
city O. Friday night and ayowrd his intention
~ -.ii'ng policeman, and it is thought that nn
~ occasion MS purpose was 10 put that threat
To Execution.
t"rf1H WARD STATION CAsES Feb. s.
Tius. .-ImpS oI, drunk and malicious mischief.
iuTred 10 military. John II. Lee, interfering
With an officer: dc. Franklin Snyder. fighting:
brEk"d up hours. r.. W. Barker, rioEing in
fl;-TAet; fined Si9i Jas. Greeley, drunk: Ed
liaUy, assault and battery; dismissed George
SeitZ~T, resisting an officer; 2.5I. Rnrner Ho-
iH'', military case Dennis Giiligan, drunk
and GISOrterly; do. ThOs. Sutton. disorderly:
.;amss Boy IL, suspicious character; dismissed
1ztalal Carapbeii, drunk; turned to military
jri:n Brady, John Burnk, T. Connolly, drunk
ard dlsCrCeriy; S1.Gi each. VIM. Washington
stealing chickens: locked up hours. Thomas
ITHEeT. drunk; turned 10 military. Col Per-
So NlndhaIn, assault and battery; security
iC- peace FEB 9-Ananda Free, vagrancy;
seat 70 Ike SO HOME OF the FriPudiess." Jas NJ
hobirsOn. John McCann, Chas. Miller, drunk
s..d di<orderiy, dismissed John W. Wilson,
v. - GcEiiIesn, Co.: Workhouse. Leonard
Cross. Richard Tay lor, do; 81 each Charles
UoGTiau, FIed;k Dahl. Vim. Rich, do; Sl9i
rach. Ih0s- Mchane, drunk; dismissed. Ell
ien NUtireil. prostitution; workhouse.
AFIGHTISG WONAN.-On Thursday evening
ai..Fy Collins, employed i'll Hamlin's restau-
TaTt, on Capitol HILL got on a spree, and after
So ii;iG usUrped tine management of the house,
enc Roach was called in and attempted TO
a!E">i her. when she flew Ut him with can
Cirst;Ck, which she used over his head and
trre las Clothes and retreated to the upper part
q he house. Officers Barnes and Slater at
ti:a uT she proceedings raade their appear
-;;iS", ard the three proceeding up stairs found
her armed with = mus ket, which She threatened
- ne. but she seeing them determined to take
hrT, came 10 the position of shoulder arms,
t":Er.i .rirht-ah0ut, and marched back into one
:. ;Le rocins, from which the officers took her
Gnd escorted her TO the Fifth Ward station,
"Lrre che wss fined Ai.9i by Justice Furguson
ioi heI military exploits.
..)E tTHs OF SnLD;EEs.-The following have
5rn reported 10 Capt Hartz, toffiee, corner
f.l*htrrnih and @ streets,l since our last, at
+"hich place all information relative to de-
c.':srs! soldiers may he obtained:
q. ID. i,oiy, I37th Pa; T.. Moody, 10th Pa;
Elmer CIayson. 57th Pa; Abram La Plant,
!iIh VT: Nap. n. ShPrrodan, s0th Pa Jewett
&c elton {. I'd Maine Battery; J. R. Anderson,
ha%ihy, 3Cth N. J.; Ecni: F. Lockwell, 25th
y j. :. Foss. 2d n. H.: J. Daireny, 18th VT;
- Cobb, 10Th Me; j. II. Gillarew, 20 N. Y; w
Higgins, contract nurse Caleb Tompkins, Ii2d
Pa. J. y. Mc(ieary, 6Lh Pa; G. Weisser SCOTS
$tt, l.. Z. Miles, 1lth VT.
FFTrv LARcEsY.-Onenceso of this character
are very freq uPat, and tho cost Of sending Of
tenders 10 the Criminal Court would be enor-
nous " ne magistrates thought proper TO send
'l"nl up for trial. In order to save The expense
~ he Government, justices in those very tri-
IiNS c;Ses adopt such modes of punishm ant as
circumstances allow them TO pursue, or dis
ifiss the cases entirely. Some power should
- gwen to magistrates in those trifiing cases
g punish fer tie cFrnce itself; as the law Is,
-: cares Of larceny must be tried by the Grim
iEai Court, At = great cost TO the Government
POLICE REPoRTs.-Seeosd Preeinc!-Bristol
Garter, giving liquor 70 soldiers; dismissed.
Tiird Prec:net.-Eenry Rhodes and BARLEY
Hclch, daordrriy VIM, Bexter, drunk; dis
missed.
iosTtA i'rsciEct-Tim Cady, drunk fine 50 IS
Jerome Clements, di-ordsriy; Si-workhouse.
S;-.a Prccinrt.-Eathaniel Smith, drunk and
dlScIdeIly; fined So Charles Stevens, drunk:
military. Louisa Junifsr, dIsorderiy; foe $40
% aTy JunlfeT, Celia Junifsr, do: S2.Si each.
Ienih Prccinct.-Frank Hanks, assault; Geo.
Curtin. stealing hack aud horses; dismissed.
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