Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-26
LOCAL NEWS.

THE Or AFT-The Board of Enrolment up to
2oeiol had ac'ed on the folio wing cases:
A. j. BurI oughs, dis ability.
Curtis Lewis, disability.
John Brown, disability.
j.. u Shaier, disability.
Henry W Perry. enormously enrolled.
VIM. ii. Garlside, enormously enrolled.
John Bowen, Ill service Sd March.
Angel Ger, disability.
John H. Barken, furnished substituts-F.
Angelhard.
James A. Anderson, under aga.
Shas +. ApplebY, srrQueousiy enrolled.
Theodore Dimond, under age.
VIM. Bright, enormously enrolled.
Antonio Geri in service Sd March,
Nelson Jones, (colored,) furnished substitute
William Jarvis.
Ananas Beckett, (colored,l furnished substi-
tute-.1ohn j. Till.
Henry A. Lockwood, disability.
John Fegeler, enormously enrolled.
Chas. X. Shryock, furnished substitute
Daniel NJ I'lary.
Alfred Harrissie, furnished substitute-T. J.
Crowley.
L. w. Littls, enormously enrolled
John f. Ennis, furnished substitute-John
Transon.
jeremiah Sullivan, alien.
A. ]. Williams, enormously enrolled.
Lewis Kramer, alien.
Charles r. Scott, only support of aged wild
ew.
Geo. w. Cox, furnished substitute-Iohn
Hurburt.
/ Dr. A Peters, disability
John K. ArriSon, disability.
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Thomas H. Wiley, disability.
John W. Hogg, over age.
Charles I. Heineike, only support of aged
r:rents.
Samuel Dale, enormously enrolled.
VIM. Banks, enormously enrolled.
Henry Winslow, disability.
James Shfseye, lr., furnished substitute
Chris. Hoomer.
Louis Deitrick, furnished substitute-MichI
Haggerty.
Patrick Morgan, alieFI.
John Murphy, DISABILITY.
William Becker, urs4sr age.
William Mullen, disability.
Emil S Frederick, enormously enrolled.
John III. Wise, under age.
James Ellis. only support OF mother.
Henry Peterson, over age
G.. M. Walker, furnished substitute-Mich
Lynch
William Long, disability.
day or Two since Capt. SheetZ received :
notice that man named John Figeler had
been arrested in Baltimore by some of the Pro-
pOst MaTshafs dete cttves there, and there was
found on his person one OF Capt Sheetz's no
tees, with letter written on the back in Ger
man, advising him to skedaddle signed by his
brother, III this city. Capt. ). dispatched an
officer for him, and he was brought on this
morning, when his brother was also arrested,
and they were heard this morning by Capt. $,
who was obliged to exempt John Figeler ON
the ground OF erroneous enrolment; but the
brother who wrote the advice to skedaddIe,
was reprimanded and made to pay the officers
expenses.
On Thursday last, man named Michael
McCarty, who had been drafted, was exempt
ed on the ground OF aliens ge, but il has since
been discovered that he was deserter from
the rebel army, and when he came within our
lines he brought a horse with him and gave
the name of Price, in which name he claimed
and received from the Government Sl30, as
the value of the horse, signing receipt in that
name; but when the enrolling officer came
round he gave the name of McCarty. Capt
Sheetz has evidence that he has received his
first papers OF naturalization under the name
OF Price, issued in New York. He was arrest
ed by special officer Mcintyre, and Capt =.
committed him to the guardhouse this morning
FIRE.-About four o'clock this morning, as
officers Davis and Eoss were going around
their beat, in the Second Ward, they smelled
something burning, and set about to discover
the cause, and ascertained that the hat store of
X. ii. StinemetZ: on Pennsylvania avenue,
near Thirteenth street. WAS burning. They
gave the alarm and broke into the store, and
succeeded in securing large portion of the
stock. The Franklin Fire Company was soon
on the spot, and eXtinguished the fire in a short
time, thereby saving much of the property in
the house, and preventing the destruction of
valuable property around. The Perse yerapce
and Columbia companies We're also speedily AZ
hand 10 render assistance. The loss of MI
Stinemetz can not be aseertained at present,
but will no doubt amount to one fifth of his
large stock of goods and the store furniture
The fire is supposed to have originated from a
patent finishing-iron heated bv gas, which was
used in the store. The police deserve credit for
saving the goods from the attempts of thieves
to steal them; a numerous gang being soon
engaged in attempts to rob the store. We learn
that Dir. Stinemetz is partially insured.
SUSAN DENIM AS "CAhILLE."-Miss lean
NJ. DaVenport's version of Dumas thrilling
story, I" Camille, or the Fate of 4 Coquette,'
Will be performed at the Washington TReater
tonight for the only time this season. Miss
Denim assumes her great character of CH,aiLls,
and will be supported by Messrs. CT. Z. Wilson.
Bokee, Dunn, Clifford, &c. Every enc should
see this great play.
PARADE OF KNIGHTS TEMrLARs.-Thp two
Communicates of Knights Tempiars in this
city will turn out tomorrow afternoon ats
O'clock in full regalia, to pay their respects to
the Grand Master of Templars, Il. b. French,
at his residence on Capitol Hill.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET Psrlors and
Il Chambers. No. 424 Fifteenth st. au z6-Stt
LOB RENT-Cne or two FURNISHED ROOMS
l. suitable for gentleman and wife. two
snsls gentlemen. No. Si5 G street, between