Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-07

have each trotted in less than 22i Patchen
ard other noted trotters. it is expected, Till b.
here during The season.
GRAND 1. o. o. f. LEvEE.-T here has been
talk some time OF Grand Levee by the ODD
Fellows for the benefit of their library. and il
will be seen by the Advertisement elsewn mere
that the project has now fully taken shape,
and that the entertainment will come OF on
the evening of October II. II will be big
thing" undoubtedly, like all affairs of the
sort given BY the Order. assuring the public as
they do. full enjoyment with excellent order.
The COSY Library Room. with its attractive
shelves Is one of the institutions of the city:
and every one must be GLAD TO give 4 lift to SO
meritorious an institution as this excellent Ii
brary, especially when they may enjoy them
selves immensely at the same time.
FoRD's EBw THBATER.-A NsU Featur..-
This evening the beautiful and charming Mag
gle Mitchell at this theater in an entirely
ROLE. The attraction which manager Ford
promises this evening cannot fail to draw gen.
eTal interest. The modern comedy Of Satan
in Paris is piece which is always welcome II
lovers of the proteau drama. Miss Mitchell
will assume In the play i've distinct charac-
pany. in their heststyle. We notice that man
agpr Ford nnderlines his bills as being sin
rehearsal" the comedies of Katy O'Sheii, and
The Pet Of the Petticoats,'' both pieces or rare
merit, and doubly attractive when Maggie
Mitchell appears AS the heroine i'll each.
RBcovRRBD.-Last Friday, a man who gave
his name as Edw. p. Jones hired a horse and
buggy from Chaplin 4 Matlock, i50 G. street
north, and failed 10 return. The owners fear
ing their property YVES gone, notitiedthe police,
who made a search through the city without
success. Yesterday, Sergeant Cronin, of the
Fourth Ward, sent officer Grown TO Alexan-
dria to search; and A. the stable OF Huyck i
Veazey Crown learned that the missing horse
and buggy had heen left at Heise's stable, in
Washington, on Friday night. The officer e.
turned to the city, and went to Mr.. Heise's
stable and found the property, and returned it
TO the owners.
ASSAULT AND RATTERY.-Yasterday, a COL
ored man, named Cufy Burr, in fit OF pas
sion threw stone through the house of J. H.
Sullivan. on Maryland avenue, corner of Thir :
tenth street, Mr.. sullivan barely escaping
severe injury. He went aft-r Burr, got into u
scufie with him, and tbs later .eized y stone
and struck sullivan in The mouth, splitting his
lip. Burr vas arrested and taken be fore
Justice Clayton, who committed him TO Jail
for court sullivan was taken to the station
algo. but released to get his lip sawedup. Sui
Hvan had Government pistol which was de-
manded ny the Government detectives and de-
Nye-ed TO them.
CENTRAL GUARnHoUsR CAsEs.-I esterday,
the following were com ulltted 10 this prison:
John Smith, who was arrested under suspicious
circumstances near Fort Lincoln. He states
that he IS from Canada - Randi, for snug
Cling liquor into Camp Barry; John Kelly, I'd
ID. G., drunk and refusing TO obey orders; j. w
At the point or the pistol; and David Pullin,
18th Maine, ard Char:rs Waters Scott's 900
The two last were sent II from Camp Relief
Waters states, as he was on the way to camp,
near twelve O'Clock on the previous night,
Pullen shot at him with nusket.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-James G. McGu &
Co sold yesterday lot on Ninth street, between
d and N streets, to Ann Anderson, for Il cents
per foot. Lot on New FORK avenue, near Four
tenth street, To r. &. Johnson, for Si.05 per
loot. Two-s'ory brick house and lot, on same
street, to Edward O. Dyer, for S5,525 Eleven
acres OF land adjoining lexington, north OF the
city, to r. W GiesesinR, for sea Fer acre.
Eight acres OF same trac. TO A. E5erly for $3.50
per acre Another tract of eight acres to James
Trather for Sl35 per acre. House and lot on
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between
Third and Four-and-a-haIt streets, to Alex'r
Hay, for 1880
FOURTH WARD STATION Casas Rent II
Britton, selling goods by samples $50 So An
thony Ogleton, drunk and d,sort,arly. work
house. Henry Myer. indecent exposure; s25s
John Taylor, drunk and dsorderIy; 81 81 Jas
West, threats; bail for peace. Ghas M cCuira
Maurice Kane, drunk and disordarly: military
Mrs. Smith, drunk and d isordsrly; 81 So John
Wesley, assault and battery: jail for court.
Rebecca Hen son, drunk and disorderly: ~ 81
Jacob Rupp md John Drunk, drank and dis.
orderly; military
HoRss RAoIss-This morning, Jos. Vannor-
daw and Minnie Clifton were arrested by
omcsr W alling, for fastriding on Pe1nsylvania
1venus, near the Navy Yard. Both were
spiendldly mounted. and by their superior
horsemanship won the admiration OF all who
saw Them hut the officer, knowing his duty,
took them TO the station, when Justice Gun
nHed the gentlemen ASS, and dismissed the
lady.
DHsKRr1Rs.-This morning, TWENTY-FIVE de-
0erters from tho Id New Jersey cavalry which
arrived here yesterday morning, were com.
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