Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-02
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NJ.
Mathews, our new agent for that CITY.
AMUSAMhNTs TONIGHT. =,
foRps TH2ATRR.-" The Invisihls Prince"
Will he performed TO- night, and in Its repre-
sen aslom 'ns webb Sisters, Harry Pearson. u.
b. bisheP, !: A dernP, and all the prominent
members OF Mr. Fords excellent company will
tafe part This play il a fairy axtrsyasanza
arc aoounds in some telling hits, which COCA
Nightly to Ford's.
GkOvKR's THEA BR-A good entertainer
70 announced for this evening by the RaveI,
AJunetl and Marzetd Troupe. Julian,
Philippe and Paul Martinetti wiIlsappear in
their Exercises on the singla rope. Nile Mari
el!a Zantretu in her wonderful evolufIsus
rhncus =, ne saanee and tn amusing panso:
Pantomi OF 1.-The Contrabandist," will both
be p rformed.
CAsTEKRuRY.-A splendid bill TO night
Kathleen U'NeIl and Ernestine de- Eaibar will
sing songs, and the latter Will also appear in
graceful dance. The Ethiopian troupe, Esran.
Ldwards, l.. ]: Donnsly and others, will
appear IN 3 number OF rev acts, and thu (,our.
OF Beauty will appear in new ballets
WIMAN continues to delight the crowds who
visit ODD Fellows Hall with his magic and
ssntriioqnitm His entire entertainment is
always OF IN amusing character and old and
yourg never tail 10 be pleased.
BALLs.-The Evening Star Association give
q Dali Tonight, At Temperance Hall. fine
oand mas been engaged for the occasion, and the
mako this hall grand affair
AT Odd Fellows Hall ball will be given by
me va: hIhgton and Georgetown R. 4. Relief
Association, and this, too, will be in syery wav
Wor ny the attention of those who dsIiSht in
the dance. eA' -
Waiting UNpER THE SHEETS Tho nt,i
reiatinR 10 Vaulting under tbs streets, which
passed the Board Of Aldermen on Monday
vault under any Of the streets sr ayenna. ~
me city without the written permission OF tn,
MAYER, under psrally of slO. to Dr. paid by
The person autho czing the building OF tue yanis
and by the master builder VINO made tbs san,s
and penalty Of so for every week said vauIt
Is allowed to remain. All applications to build
vault snail De In writing, ard shall be signed
by the person desiring to build the same ard
the application shall state the number OF the
tot and sqnare on which it is proposed to erect,
Ano me number of square feet OF eround which
i required for the same, and the iutsndeI
length and width thereof; and b.fore Obtain.
ihf permission to construct OF make such
t nbaun, ara previous to the commencement
tns,roi, the person SO applying shall forth
win deposit in the usual dapos 'tary OF this
city, 10 the credit Of the ard fund, the sum OF
~ cents for each square foot of ground msn
noe or required for such vault bayoud the
cur1-Ine, under penalty of S4O, to be recoy-
ered es other fines. No person shall erect q
rauh which shall exceed in width the front @,
us or thtir property, or extend in the avenues
more than tTo-fif rs Of the width, or In the
streets more than one fifth thereof The meas.
Ems Mt shall he made by the (Hty Surveyor
D. l,lH tnr archIng of tine vault Eh sill he co n.
neEoe", under Z penalty of not more than $40
nor less than ecu. If 1t shall appear from the
certificate hat the vault extends further be-
yund the curb line than the amount Of ground
Jaid for, all suca overpIus shall be paid for
by the ow nFr and constructor al the rate OF 800
for zach square foot. All vaults shall ba con.
structed OF hrirk or stone, and the outward
aide OF the grating opening in the street
shall BE- " ithin - inches of tine outside of the
Curtstont Of the side " ak in front of the house
OF lot 10 which such vault shall balonr, under
penalty OF not less than x20 nor more tnan
~ Tor each and every week such opening or
grating shall be suffered TO renlain. The CRATES
ID the vaults are to be made of iron, the bars
70 be two inches wide and one inch thick, and
not more than three-qnarters of an inch apart,
under penalty Of S25 fine. All vaults while
in process OF constr elton shall be covered
with planking and footways for the passage OF
passtng.rs, and the vaults shall be properly
guarded TO prevent accidents, under penalty
of not leRs than $40 nor more than $50 fine
The vaults shall be completed and the srodnd
closed over them and the street or avenue
properly graded and graveled or paved with
in three weeks after such vault ia commenced,
under penalty OF not less than $40 nor more
thai $50 for every additional day that the
vault shall be open or the street not graded or
paved. The CRATES are to bs Kept securely
fastened and not opened within an hour BE-
fore sunset. under penalty Of not less than
$50 fine.
PoLiCE RkPoRrs-FErst freci.et-Jas Brown
and Thomas Smith, drunk: military
Secoftd Prscinct.-Robt Diilin, Jno. Forgarty,
John kelly, ). u. Brown and James MahRr,
malicious Aischief military.
Third Preeinct.-L Lewis Harris, disorderly;
50 so. john Redback, do: 81 80. Pat Hagerty,
do; 1914. Harry Lipscomb, do; 50 81. Pat
assrty, do; s2.56. Hester Chase, drunk; work
II. Campbell, do; workLouse. Cath Cation,
petty larceny; dismissed. Richard Steward.
grand larceny: jail.
Fourth Prsrinct-Gso. Kelly, threats; bail for
peace. ". H. Monroe, grand larceny; jail for
court James Riley, drunk and disorderly;
o. Mary E. Thompson, do; workhouse John
Fifth Frecinct.-Chas. rosev, John 9ainer,
Ben Moore, assault and battery: bail for court.
II. S. Ward, violating q city ordinance; dis
Rodgers, drunk; $3.50. Kate Stokes, disords-iy;
"a. VIM. Bowell, drunk; 81. T b. Stevin:,
do: sl:@; z Holland, do; dismissed.
missed. John Lotz. do; do. Anne Maher.
selling Iquor to soldier; s2t also, selling On
Sunday; -2O5s. g. Morrison, disc ,derly; dis
Divine. do: fined - VIM. Davis, do: dis
mt sed. Robert Boyle, drunk and dis rderly;
military. Peter Clark, do: dismissed Pt.ri K
Marooney, asleep in street: do John Clark,
selling liquor TO soldiers; S20
FOURTH WARD STATION OAsEs.-3eorse
Mcdonald. Sealing lumber, jail. w. Rough,
do; do. Vim. Bennett, profaDe and indecent
Language; sI5s. Matthias Boover, vagrancy;
dismissed N. NJ. Lathrop, assault and bat
by sample; discharged by Mayor. Edward M.
Lucas, profanity; S5.55. Jas. Murphy, muir.
der: Jail fer court john X. NJ iller, disordertv;
81 Sc. James Kelly. do military. Jeremiah
Crown. drunk and disorderly; Patrick Brian,
do; John Buckly, do; dismissed.
STEALING LUMBER,-Yestarday morning,
George Mcdonald and VIM. Rought, boys OF
fifteen and seventeen years Of age respectively,
were arrested by officer Kelley, OF the Fourth
Ward, for stealing lumber from Mr. Wm. Doug
lass. Mr.. Douglass missed about $50 worth,
ard found portion in the possession OF the
prisoners. who finally confessed the larceny.
Justice Giberson committed both 70 jail for
court.
Assault AND BArTSRY.-Ben. Moore, Chas
Possy and John Gainer were all before Justice
Ola, ton Monday morning on charges OF. as
suit al d batrery--the two latter for heating
NJ orc and Moore for beating a colored woman
ran.td Eliza Dant. Posey's assault upon Moore
was with q Ratchet, with which he inflicted
sundTy wounds with the assistance of Gamer.
NJ CORES assault on Eliza Is an cid affair. The
tLree were sent 10 jail tor court.
VIOLATING THE REvHNUB LAws.-Yester-
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