Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-28
LDCAL NEWS.
AsI SSa.Nfs TONIGHT.

GRovEy's Pr EArxt,.- To- pissgt w aynto bid
4 farewell 10 Ar. and Mrs. " uhaas. wao 1or :
! number OF weeks a.ye coE:.-r.G Auca S.ras.
n ur- nylvn tb-ater- yo-rs, ~ the sans tim
II that they have obta;ncd TOR ths1oseives Dis
served nonor; ouI ain useinah I see Aer' ~;i
rsgTet 1Seir deI,ar. oro tndcli OF Cvar.e tn
n hocss will De- crowded ta-1iyht. s.Tae bal !.
shcry O'AICrri and "Custo:1s OF INC ;,Su.,-
& t-v." -. : r :, - -
WASHISGToS 8EEATER-No better ay DIN =.
OF MT Clark poprl:rrI:y copId Ia .auT, IN ~,
IN tie phrase Ge 2tiols nlatia mig ali, :,y
the large crowd rescrtinx 70 the Wnshtayton
a TtesieT. I,ss Aijcs Gray il al au Z. &C.
QuisitIcn. Tonight We are TO ha, . ..She Stoop,
4 10 Ccncner," '.Sornebo dy's Co.:..o and t.Spec.
ter Bride xfoeri,,i-sir.C Clarke appearing in 81
/ three pIec,s. -
The CoScgsr.L Msdsra. E-nes.ine dc
1 Eilliers' eoneeft viii come or this evening" =.
Tie above hail. Miss Juliana May. the dis
4 Grg1ish"d sep rHEo; Sr, Gooc5'i, vio'inis';
Mr .iTT-TlCkGi. yioiiDceilis:, and a papuiSr
pianist EI!i Eist at the eBtaTtalDment Wh.C h
II Is 1Fcfed will re grand sfiair.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and citizens, high
ami lew, rich rud poor, :whi;a and otherws.a,
nightly flock 20 IL anaser Sims popular RESORT
aEG The first ms Tnce o. any one going xay
without having hugely enjoyed himself /, vat
- BE- KNOWN with company It were diHcn.t
to -1cei, aud Enacssed 10 4 most skiilfui man
nsr, IT Is 40: Surprising that Canterbury Ia. 90
- mold upon pleasure seekers. Il cod
bal to- ri yht.
EAE!.TiEs.-The management OF this r.ssr.
E7EoEi.c 70. this evening rare bill OF song
/ cSLce. and Ethiopian eccentricity. together
witt. paI,tolnim- anu comedy. NJ lie Zoe Nile
iaze:''', Neiia Ri'hings ffe,t May, and the ea-
tire troop" aprear. Miss Richincs pc ;s..y .ls
xnUoiI voca! ability, :nd her so3gs always Jiicit
applause.
LTAI SoLrIERs FAIB.-The er.nd fair for the
Deceit OF sick aaG .wouTs. ii 3 Lilies os =
night n, OC6 FELLOWS Halt, and some ex "a
lectures OF interest will be pirs.-t te@.. -.-.
The famous Hutchinson Family will sing
several OF thar ecst pieces; there will 6e oea ii-
1Ul :aAleaux: interesting chronological exhi,i-
tons; wonderful hits fnrtuae telling, and, in
3 shot continued programme OF Interesting
p, rforr1ances.
SPORTS o. THE RING.- Wr, si;s,9 dat-S.-The
fsrcy and sporting circles vi this city WEI. all
Il aECg rFsrerday, in anticipation II a vrsstiin
match which was reported 10 come OF durIuk
the day, between Cornelius OrmP, the cham.
plcn prize fighter Of Colorado Territory, and
Hugh iVnLeiiy, OF New ! ora city. Tae stake
was tor S25H g side, side hold.
The contest came OF at O'Clock Yesterday
Afternoon, IL the presence OF s-iaCt nun Der OF
friends OF hC'h parties. Urme as dressed in
flannel shiri, :. pair OF bucks kin pants, and a
pair ;r yrntitInan's white hose. Do1raily like.
wise had on u annei shirt, but had on the pair
OF pants ordinarily orn by him, and 4 pair or
shoes and socks.
Tie first trial was pronounced .no fail" cy
the referee, also the second. The bird trial
: as claimed for orIre by his friend: hut the
rcisrre decided that il was ..no fail" TIE
fourth tIi;-i WAS claimed Ivy Donneiy's friend;
ref see GecIcCd against him. The next trill
was claimed by Orme, Int IL was decided as
-'Ec fal:.' Tee sixth and seventh trials were
CLAIMED 10y Colorado, and decided in tie same
manner. ---
Al This Stage OF The match. Ormcs frien,is a..
v i him no; TO Trts'e again, as they claiInet
that te haG thrown Donneliy three or tour fair
falls.
The judges and referee then siecde.. tina. ia.
contest VA i drawn one, and that the money
should sre refunded Tie reason Giy,a b; the
rsierre Tor his DECISION That ihe ssfiIs' OF Don.
1Sil were :. no tails WAS thai the holds were
broken ..-
ing tHe first stake for " i,i,h i,r has contand.
he l. in irisbnan, and is twenty two years "
sst'on Orme is twenty-six Years old. and
weighs one hundred and sixty i've pornis
A year or so sInce he had dsat with Cha ;es
DelaBo, the champion Oi Texas, whom h.
whipped in two rounds, lasting q fteen min utes
Last a ugust he had a contest with Enoch DO
MS OF Colorado, for stake OF ss2.jCV. In tais
f1eht there as one hundred and fcrty-nina
rounds, which end IL the triumph OK Or.nr.
by which &c y on the stake and the champion
telt. OrIne was hvrr AZ Fort Fin i;ay, Ohio.
The friends OF OrIns ofF.'rFd stake w. iiua-
dred collars that he could throw any aa.t:. n
thos CITY OF II Washington, and 1t Is roaab = tha:
IN" glove thus thrown down has been picked
mp ere THE.
PagEsoLooioAL EXAMINATIONS AT rsn
.FsIE.-Dr. :. M. J.anGi, last right opaned a
neurological Cabinet at the Fair in beat;i ri
the Soldiers German Relief Society, 8! Oii
Fellows Hall. he examined over FORTY nPatS,
made = great deal OF merriment, gave valuable
advice and universal satisfaction. Several
gentlemen who had their heads examined ny
Pro;. Fowler. said DIR. lands gave than n
more correct delineation Of character than rIr.
+. The Doctor delivered quite a lecture, -:iy-
ing some narrow minded people belle we'd ais
seleuee 10 BE- '.fortune-teilins,'' whic, wa an
errcr. Phieroiogy was merely the .cenc of
ana;orny and physiology of the bra n; u III II
the brain were ever so large and oven fatty
developed, 1t did not make the ma !; but the
hca1th{el Kelly had more TO say than BOD 3ucs-
titv. TC5.ccc, condiments, grease and RIM,
world launch aIy amount Of .G:l.n I.so q tar
reslgial perditioa, and make blcckheads. bSots,
and CfteE fools, OF the most periact!y orZan,ze
persons. II IS rPgrsttsd thG; rhe Doctor has 20
20 home to-day, having important professional
huSincss IT his Philadelphia Flnrtro- IIy yianic
institute. Ee will return to-IHorrUw njyh.,
and NJ III his office on ne Av'1,J't' Early Gion.
day morning.
TuLA,SCus CcSDCCr-I.ast niynt, TIVE Ia
q :, one Of ihAm nirs. Kane, We're On their
way TO the grocery OF VIM. Orrna 70 mako
some Pur bases; and Wien upon the fiasway
Crossing the Avenue =! E!erg:..:i street, six OF
eI2 ut Soatnlsn, belonging TO vessels in Govern.
ment employ. came behind Them, and one Of
them. Andrew Barnorn, seizad Mrs. Kane ana
treated her In very brutal manner, pu.t,ag
his hands under her clothes, AMI dragging her
on the nagway. The screams CT Mrs Eaas
and her companion. calling tiIB watch attr:.-t.
ed Patroiman Heaiey, who Tas ID her reii.',
and arrested Burhorn. On the way To tie .t:.-
ton, VIM. Evans ard the ether boacman 1t
tempted to rescue Burhorn. HeaIey armed
mrs kana by giving hsr MS ciUS, and dr-w
his revolver. and SO kept the crowd back uniI
tnay arrived at tho station. Evans followed
them, and was with Burhorp, confined in tia
cells. 1hi- morning, afer = h-arng, Ju-,i.e
C:aytOn held BgrhoTn - bail for court in 80 =.
and Evans was fined s2 for disorierIy con-
duct
a Coop AMERICAN PBS.-TGaTa has baar a
tradition for years amongst those practising
rPErnanShiD that tAa on iy good s,-ai pen was
Gi.:o-s. andsspecialy that the only ne-poiafed
p worth using WA Giilot's No. SO. This
teiief was so firmly rooted la tn. American
ntnd that manufacturers OF American pars
have been obliged to reiinQuish the field after
spending large sums in sndeaYoring TO make
y rect Tor pens Of American manufactures
IAst.riy, however, the NV ashiugtoa Medallion
PEN haz, by It's excellence, forced itself into
favor, and foreign man ufactur-rs even dnd 1.
worth their while TO initiate the mark The
enierprsing prnpristor Of the Medallion Pm
J. p. Snow, 50 Cedar street, New York, has
followed up his work By getting mp finer yar.-
stes, styled the Diamond Pen" rad The :. tx