Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-16
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMINFs To-NIoHr.


the companion play to "Fanchon," will be i
performed tonight at Ford's, the occasion be- i
ing Maggie Mitchell's benefit. Those W no have |
characters of s. Amey', and - Fanchon,' will !
acknoWle ledge that she is equally good in either.
The Four Sisters z- ass !
GERMAN OPRRA-The opera troupe Of Carl i
AnschutZ will to- night give, for the only time,
Mozarts opera, 81 Don Giovanni" All OF the
operate troupe, male and female, will appear. |
This is the greatest OF Mozarts operate COM |
positions, and it viii no doubt attract an i'm !
Inense crowd to the Washington Theater. /
CONGRATULATIONS splendid bill is an I
nounced tor this evenings entertainment at |
this popular hall. Mile and Clara Fowler,
Julia Mortimer, Ernestine de Faiber, Miles |
Marie and Augusta will appear in new acts 4
and dances. George r. Edeson, the popular 1
vocalist =, will i'll sing new songs The "Gipsy
Mile Fowler and DE Faiber.
VARIETIEs.-A good bill tonight. Lima
WiDdell, Lizzie Shultz, Jim Budworth and a
number OF favorite performers appear.
DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following have
been reported to Capt: Hartz, (ohice, street,
between a6th and 2lst, since our last, at which
place all Information. relative to deceased SOL
diers may be obtained:
Joseph McCntchen, 18th Pa. cav; Jas. De-
neefe, nth n. Z; Peter Kietz, 18th u. S. inf;
John Darcy, 7th Ohio; W. ]. Flanagan, 4th
Allen, 9th N. =. cav; VIM. Potts, 18th u !
Lieut. Col. W ]. Deloney, rebel, Cobb Legion;
Thomas J. Moore l46th Y; Lieut.. W. G.
10th N cav; d. g. Heminway 10th N Y cav;
J. L. Runce, teamster, q nj D.; Mrs. Dobel-
weany, laundress, I'd Pa art; John Howell,
Rshsrd Msnlsy sp d sam u naea George 6a Ha
SD N Y; A. F: Baker, I'd Y art; Joseph |
Carlisle, 1i2d N Y; Sergt E. W. Merryfeid 1
Ga Say s a Keea WILLIAM I W. zs sG 18Th n
Y; W f. Leckie, 9th Ohio cav; John Will 4
son, 14th N Y; James A. Bell, sth Ill. cav; 4
B. Kelly, herder Com. Dept; Andrew Wer- I
E. Morton, I'd N art; W Morse. I'd bat l. i
G.; George Dove, hostler, z NJ D.; Milo Bray,
9TH N Y bat'yi G. Meisier, 17sth VI W. L. /
W L. Cassin, 18th N Eng's; John Shirley,
laborer, Q M D.; G Schmeiser, 4lst " G Il.
Stanton, 15lst N VI w. Witherwright, LIST Pa.
nurse, 9TH Mich cav; H S. Palmer, rebel, 42d .
Miss; Amer Moore, I'd U S art; James Moni- 4
gan, I'd Del: II. Rehling, sth Ill cav; A Herson,
2 10,h Me- ~ A. Dane, hossler, M D.; HruGe.
J G Mansfield, 1st VT art; H. Blake; 13lst Y; /
Il. Laughiin. Sd Us art; H. Ditman, LIST Md. i
9Th Y cav: H Campbell. lO9th N Y: J. Barn
halt, LIST art: H. Henning, LIST Va. bat'y:
James Barr, 9Th Va art; J. Plopher 5th n
art; H. Paul, l72d Pa; Nugent' I'd bat: G.;
Md; H Kust, 56th Pa; H NJ May, 9th Pa; r.
Mullen, rebel, 42d Miss; H. Broxton, rebel, Sd
Ga: 7 F Payne, 39th Mass: w. Malone, i6th
Pa; V M Smith, 18th J; ]. Stafford, un-
known; Sergt g A Connolly, Sd Va cav; John
NARROW, 10th cav; c. 1nguson, 10th N
art; w Williams, Ie9th Y. H. Kirkner, q
NJ ID; g. Bobee, 18th Ill cav A. Strip, I'd Pa.
cav: ID. Kingston, I'd bat. 1. G; James Smoot,
1st Md.
d.. POLICE REPORTS, FIRST Precinct.-M Dugan
Bernard Hood, Charles Mckay, MichI Qnin,
and John Doyle. blockade runners from Rich
mond Va, delivered to the Provost Marshal.
Second Precfnct-Henry Washington and
John James disturbing the peace; 81.
Third Precinct.-Richard Newton, grand lar
ceny; dismissed Frank Kelly, sleeping in
market; Cath Donneiiy, disorderlyi Anna KEEL
", do; James Cole, drunk; James Jones, fail
ing to take license; Mary Hollins, drunk; Cath.
Burroughs and Frank Curran, without license;
dismissed. 8. GolGstein and John Lippett,
do; "a .25 each. Richard Lowder, larceny; Jail.
Beanan Davis, E. ]. Daw, VIM. Hill, disorder
iy; S2.44 each.
Fourth Precinct-Michael Plehl fast riding:
$3.50
Sixth Precinct.-J. II. Truks, and ]. H. Haley,
grand larceny: bail for hearing G. w. Thorn,
do; do. Jno. Davis, drunk; workhouse: Jas.
Smith, drunk and disorderly; do. JAS Corco-
ran, do; 81. Jno. Taylor, disorderly IS. Geo.
Washington, do; 49, Jno. Fleland, do; do.
Barbara Foster, do; Susan Foster, do; Harriet
Dutton do; Jno. O'Nsal, drunk and disorder
ly; 50 each.
quor without license; $50. Julia Mcdonald,
Catharine Light, do; 81. Thomas Moltimore,
do dismissed. Rein webster, drunk; Mich
olas Teal, deserter; military.
CHAReR OF PICKING PoCKEr-Last We'd
nesday night masked bali came OF at Ma
thans' Assembly Rooms, ION Twelfth, near g
street. Among the company Were a number ]
OF ssyoung fellers, ~ one OF whom, Thos. Coyle,
stretched himself upon q bench and went to
sleep. Another, named John Benjamin, went
to him, and representing himself as his friend
TO persons arerind, took from his pockets about
IS in money, pawnbroker's ticket, and pass
TO and from Alexandria. After the conclusion
OF the ball, Soyie was aroused, Tand left the
room. Meeting officers Parker and Voss ten
minutes ward, he complained that he had
been robbed. koss remembered the circum-
stance Of BENJAMIN taking the papers and
monsy tr ,o Uoyie' ana M TOD farker. parke.
Eleventh and G streets. and found Benjamin
in bed with a girl named Mary Williams, who
had also So been 9. she ball. BENJAMIN acknowl-
but says that subsequently he got TO drinking,
and was decoyed into lumber yard, and there
was choked and robbed. The case vast
before Justice Clayton, and after examination,
Benjamin was sent to Jail for court. r..r,-.
SALE OF REAL EsTATR.-McGure & Co,
auctioneers, sold three parts Of lots in square
streets, the first part 70 G. W. Drane at Al cents
per square foot, and the other two parts to r.
J. Atkinson, al 80 and IS cents per foot-the
whole comprising the entire square. Also lot
19, in square AS, on Seventh street, between M
and N streets, to B. wagerman, at % cents per
foot lot !, in square 500, on New Jersey
avenue, between u and Z streets, to Patrick
Brennan, at 30 cents; lots ., IA and Is, same .
SO uare, to VIM B. Todd, at 2ik and 80 cents
per foot. - E-lH ~ o. aH-- t'Hg8
BURGLARY.-On Wednesday night the house
OF Mr.. John r. Stanley, on r street. between j
Sth and 9th streets, was entered some THE YES,
who forced open the back door, and the bureaus,
cupboards, &c, scattered and ransacked. Forty
dollars in money was taken from a box in which
it had been hid, but gold medal presented to i
Mr.. Stanley, by the Odd Fellows, was left The /,
family were asleep at the time, and think that 4
chloroform must have been used, as from the i
appearance of things the thieves must have
been engaged for an hour or more in their 4
search for the money.
A CASE FOR THE DoCToRs.-ssAn American
OF African descent" was born at the Contra
band camp At Arlington Wednesday night pos
sessed of a luxuriant growth of hair and q full 4
set Of teeth. 1t is said that the mother saw
Dayenports rendition of Richard the Third on
Tuesday night; and it will be remembered that
the hump-backe tyrant in that play lays