Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25
LOCAL NEWS.


..UncIe Toms Cabin" warrants its retention
upon the boards ofthe Washington Theater for
4 few nights longer. The play is very inter-
esting, and it is performed by an excellent
company.
Growers THEATxR.-Miss Lucille Western
Will be the reigaing star at this resort during
the present week, and she will appear Tonight
IN the double character of Miami the Hun
tress," and " MADAME St Aubert,' in Buck
Bushes" The scene is laid in the wids of
America and i'll Ireland. Susan Denim, Chas.
Barron, Ben Rogers and Sophie Climber are all
in the cast.
the third week of her thus far) successful en-
gagernent, and will appear TO might in the great
ballet, 1.-The Monntebank." She will also ex-
ecute number OF select dances, and will be
assisted by Miles Marie and Augusta. Agnes
Sutherland, the Scottish nightingale, will con-
uIue to entertain with songs, and Edeson,
Boyd, Budworth and the court Of beauty, will
appear in new acts.
IARIErIEs-Miss Nellie Howard the cham.
pon female clog dancer, will perform at the
Varieties every evening this week. So will
Lizzie Fielding, w. 5. Budworth, Harry Les
lie, Ada Tesman, the Forrest sisters, Dick Wat.
kins and other fayorites. Tonight will be per
formed an original version OF Uncle Toms
Cabn," w. ;. Budworth personating Uncle
Tom.
WASHINGTON CITY AND THE Wharf.-The
exhibition OF this beautiful panorama will be
continued throughout the present week at Viii.
lards' Hail. The representations are wildly
truthful, and will be 50 recognized by all
representing battles especially are fine works
OF art.
TIE STEEEopTIcAN, panorama of scenes
and incidents connected with the American
civil war, and exhibiting views of ruins, stat.
uary, scenery, &c, will be exhibited at Odd
Felsws' Hall. Seventh street, a few evenings
longer.
ORPHANS CoURT, Judge Purceu.-On Satur-
day letters OF administration were issued 10
Mrs. Ann G.. MeKinstry, on the estate OF Miss
Charlotte Doubleday and of guardianship to
Sasan Thomas, 10 the. children of James H.
Thomas.
Mrs. Ellen Kelly, administrative of Miles
Kelly, filed her petition in TO citation.
of John Kelly and.others, for her to appear and
render her accounts Mrs. Kelly asks that
she may be allowed six months in which TO
settle her accounts, by which time several suits
court will be decided. 1t appears that Mrs.
Kelly placed S2,CGD in the hands of Michael
Nuliowney, for safe keeping, and he left the
city, taking the funds with him. The question
involved is as TO what extent she IS liable. Il.
J. Brent appears Tor Mrs. Kelly, and w. j.
Miller for parties in ireland.
ARREsTs.-John Carman, alias Delany, was
arrested yesterday, charged with breaking open
and robbing the trunk Of Charles ONeal, at
Browns restaurant James Ward, who had
been oaflng around for some time, was arrest
ed as a suspicious character. and turned over
to the military authorities. Carman was CON-
mitted 10 the fifth precinct station house, and
sent TO jail for court
Fanny Allen and Sarah Lee colored SER
wants. were arrested on Saturday by Detective
-.
charged with the larceny of delaiDes muslims,
etc, yalued 81 $50, from Mrs. Margaret A.
Sher!ner. proprietress OF the rding-house
no. SO Fourth street They were held for
court.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-James
Williams, supicion OF larceny; dismissed. J.
Sullivan, fighting: military. John McPhaii,
do: do Frank Jacob, do; dismissed. A. II.
S5.6i. Sarah G. Wallace profane; dismissed
.i0nn Conway, drunk: Sis. John Adams, dc.
and disorderiy military. Lem Harris, disor-
DERBY; s2-FS. Ann CANT do; - 50. Jeremiah
Quick, vagrancy; dismissed. Col Began, as
sault and battery; bail for peace. Michael
Bevine, drunk and disorderly; Sass William
Hughes. do: SIS. Anthony Lice, drunk and
profane; SOS. Peter Bradley, sleeping in the
street. Patrick MCGEE, do; dismissed. Thos.
Ruff, creating nuisance; sl56.
ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-Captain
Thomas Carberry, an old and highly respected
citizen Of Washington, died suddenly, at his
residence on Fifteenth street, near the canal,
early yesterday morning. Captain C. was 1t
one time mayor OF the city, and Tor a number
OF years was the president OF the Bank OF
Metropolis. He ever took an active interest in
the affairs Of the city and District generally,
and was patron OF charitable works, espe-
which annually received his care and atten ion.
he was man OF considerable means.
POCKET PICKED.-On Saturday, Mr.. John
Raidley, who resides at the Navy Yard, had
his pocket picked OF a large amount of money,
unCeT the following circumstances went
into the banding establishment OF Sweeny 81
Euyck, on Seventh street, for the purpose of
selling some gold. He had disposed of 300, IN
specie, for which he received Sli in Treasury
notes. While Mr. Raidley was about disposing
OF another 500 in specie the Treasury notes
which he had Just received from the bank and
Sis in gold were taken from bis pocket by one
OF two OF three persons who Were in the room
at the time. Tie thief has not been arrested
CRIMINAL Cougr, Judgs cGrt'sr.-On sat
urday Caroline Butler, charged with stealing
shirts and pillow case from Thomas A. Brown,
was founu guilty.
Fannie Smith, alias Mary Toogood, for steal
ing q shirt from john ). Tomhnton, was sem
fenced TO one hour Ii jail
Caleb II. Shreve, alias Geo. O'Nen, George
Smith, alias II. BarEaclo, and George futile,
charged with stealing u watch from John W.
Disney, was found not guilty.
FIFTH AND SIXTH PRECINCT STATION HOUSE
The bids for the construction OF a new brick
station house for the use OF the Fifth and Sixth
metropolitan Precincts were opened Saturday
in presence OF Mayor Wallach and Msssrs.
Brown ano Shepherd, presidents OF the boards
OF Aldermen and Common Council Of the city
Only two or three persons sent Ill proposals
Mr. Job Angus was the successful bidder at
5000. This amount is $1,000 in excess OF that
appropriated by the councils.
ARRESTS FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Casper Traaterine, German, was arrested
on Saturday night for committing assault
and battery upon his wife, and was committed
10 the Fifth Precinct station-house.
Lieut.. John M. McPhail was arrested at
Canterbury,Satur afternoon, for committing
an assault on hospital steward, and was COM
rnitted to the Central Guardhouse.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jno. Car
man, alias Delany, grand larceny; gail tor
court James Ward suspicion; military. Anna
NADER, grand larceny; dismissed. Caspar
Troutwine, assault and battery; dismissed.
Chas. Russell, disorderly; Sis. Edward
Magee, robbery; Jail for a hearing. Jno. But
Ter, aisorderly. VIM. Conner and Chas. Atioa.
sleeping in the street; dismissed.
CREAM Strip AND SODA WATEE.-In this
hot weather there is no more acceptable or
cooling beverage than good cream sirup and
soda water, and main object is to obtain
me article good and cheap, readers are referred
10 The advertisement OF @. Boswell, corner of
Seventh street and Maryland avenue, who still
sells al the old price, five cents.
CARcAsEEs OF DEAD ANIMALS are to be now