Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-17
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT

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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
GROWERS THRATEE.-This is positively the
last night of the engagement of the celebrated
hafei, Martlnetti and Marietta Troupe, which
1oI MANY days past have been delighting the
hoo,taeS OF Growers Thester. They will ap-
pear upon this parting occasion in some of
thelr best performances, among which will be
me pallet advertisement of "The Prima Dou-
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FoED's THKATKR.-Mr. James H. Hackett
Will tonight again appear as ssFalstaf," in
SnSkspeare's play, 1.-The Merry Wives of
windsor" Hackett has (as is well -known)
mace this character a speciality, and he car
FANNY has no superior in its delineation He
is ably sustained by Mr.. Ford's splendid com.
pany.
delighted amusement-seekersl last night again
ne erpslchorean alliance, Julia Mortimer
annetta Galieti, Mile and Clara Fowler
&c, appeared, ard will also do so tonight, in
asplendid bill. The Court of Beauty and the
tertainment. -
SMITHSONIAN LRcTURE.-The series of free
lectures for this season will commence this
evening at the hall of the Smithsonian Institute
and the IL ST course will he by Rev. John Lord
Hpon the fall of the Roman empire The sinh.
ject tonight is the grandeur and glory of an
cient civilization and the external splendor of
the Roman empire i'll its latter days.
FheTIvAL--The ladies of DR. Sundar,ana,s
congregation are holding delightful festival
IN Their church on Four and a. half street
the A n,sIT IL s S Exh1BITIoM tonight by
III the Church on Fourth street east
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POLICE REPORTS- First Precfnct-S Wolf
Sinner, selling citizens clothes to soldiers: dis
missed. ". a. Smith, disorderly; IS 50. Jas
Hopkins, suspicion of stealing; ba IL for hearing
Mrs. Lucinda S. Mathews and Thos. H. Math-
eWs, supposed to be arrivals from the South:
turned over to the Provost Marshal
Second PreciHct-Geo. BIadtn, threats. bail
for peace. Lewis Allen, petty larceny: bail for
hearing.
Tatrd Precinct-Wm. A. Smith, disorderIy:
S. 50. Pat. Malay, do; rorkhpuse. Charles
Boles, drunk dismissed. Thomas McCarty,
disoIderly; do. Geo. Tate. do; S3il John
Donnelly, assault and battery; military.
Fo21th Precincf-Wm. Walters grand lar
fine nCt reported.
Fin PreciRcf.-I-izzie MickerIl, grand lar
ceny; dismissed Sidney Lake, John Garner.
hgb.ins; 90. Sal an Dunlap, threats; bail for
peace Adam Hilbert, Peter Mcguire John
ShsTler, NJ. keaTnt, Antonio Green, disordery;
SIS each. John Hams, do; dismissed
S1th "REMINISCENCES Garter, creating nuis
anCe: 81. VIM. II. Mills, fighting in street; 81.
Patrick Flannegan, do; locked up 6 hours. G.
Atkins, grand larceny; dismissed. Thomas
Garner, disorderly; 50. Geo. w. Dom, grand
4 nh Prsc5act John Bowie, stealing horse;
Holm Baltimore, having no visible means of
support bail Tor good behavior. VIM. Moody,
assault and battery: Gail for court: Also disor-
derry $40 Nicholas Taft, drunk and disor-
Gerly: 50. Geo. Haulkes, drunk and dis orderly;
dismissed Laura BanDon, drunk; do. Aiiiah
Acton, drunk and disorderly; do. Margaret
Maioney, assault and battery; for trial. Mary
Walsh, disOrderly; do: Frank Movie, drunk
and disor derly; 50. Thos. Baltimore threats:
Melinda Phillips, common drunkard; bail tor
good behavior.
WAsHINTnN CITY SAVINGS BANK-Messrs
VIM. b. Todd, VIM. =. Dole, Edward Clark,
Edward J. SimTls, Joseph j. CoombS, Il. G..
Robbins, and Thomas ]. Gardner are named
as corporaiors III the bill introduced yesterday
by Senator Pome roy, authorizing the incorpo-
ration Of 4 w Washington Savings Bank. The
bill allows the holding OF real estate to an
amount not greater than the clear annual
value Of ten thousand dollars, exclusive of
profits arising from interest accruing on stock
or other securities taken on invest ment OF de-
p2SSyin,s s ,-us,osz 70 ,orn,,,sr -
their services, either directly indirectly
The officers shall consist of president vice
president, and seven trustees, who shall con-
stitute a beard of managers. Deposits may be
Invested public stocks, or in bonds and mort
cages real estate worth twice the value of
the sum loaned. The officers may not become
borrowers OF the fund.
VERY SUDDEN DEATH.-Last might Mr.. Rob't
+. FIX, OF Mimi, died suddenly, under the
following circumstances Mr. Fisk had been
the private secretary of Gov. Ramsay, OF
Rinn., and was at the Governors rooms about
O'Clock. Gov. Ramsay had purchased tickets
for Ford's Theater during the day, and some
friends OF his from Minnesota arriving, he
could not 60 MIR. Fisk consented to aecompa-
II Is. II. q i,
when near Z street, on 10th, Mr.. Fisk suddenly
became so feeble as 10 be unable to proceed, and
entered the store OF MI. Prosise, where he sat
dow n and died in fifteen minutes. Mr.. Fisk
had been afflicted with severe rheumatism but
was apparently we'll. But it is very evident
that the cause of death was an affection of the
heart, proceeding from his former Illness. An
inquest was deemed unnecessary, and the body
was delivered to the relatives of the deceased.
He was native Of Cambridge, Mass.
LoDsING PLACE FOR WoMEN.-We have
neE tioned that NJ the meeting at Odd Fellows
Hall on Sunday afternoon young lady of the
Bio mer pers uasiCn made an sner etic and sem
sible appeal in behalf of unprotected women
soldiers wives and ohers-arriving here, and
who, with great difficulty, find a lodging place
The speaker, who we have since learned was
DIR Mary Z Walker, of Oswego, n. Y, (and
who has made herself most useful in the hos
pital and elsewhere that the services Of a oura-
geous and capable woman were needed, has
made collections sufficient, she informs us, to
enable her 10 engage rooms, for the time being
at least, where shelteriess women arriv ing here
under the circums ances named above can he
lodged by enquiring at her Office, 31i Ninth
street.
DIsMIssBD-YesteTday,a at III O'Clock a. m. .,
Peter Doughterty, who was arrested by Officer
PenGal for assault and battery on a German,
1he affair, about year ago, had a hearing
before Justice Giberson. Daniel Hartman, who
was an officer at the time of the act, and had
the warrant for the arrest OF Dougherty, was
sworn, and identified the prisoner as the man
~ charged IN the warrant There was no cyl
dence that the man died in consequence of the
beating he received, and the evidence of the
assault and battery being insufficient to send
the case to court Dougherty was dismissed.
THE DESTROYED SHASTIEs.-The owners OF
the two shanries on New Jersey avenue which
escaped destruction by Lhe military, went 10
work and reno we'd; thus s. sing the mIlitar '
the trouble. All are now on OF the way, and
the neighhorhood VIII be irn proved. The names
of the owners, as furnished by the police, are:
james Dougherty, Michael Mahouey, John
Conuor, john Connella Patrick Muilens Jerry
Cornell, James HarIey, Dennis Donovan, and
Thomas Kirbey.