Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
LOCAL NEWS.
AAssHMHHYs fO-NIaHY.

bill which SO " sill pleased the admirers OF the
~ilismsee last night and the night before, viii
Be- repeated tSis evening, and tor the last time
Barney WiniGmss Goa O'C'sTolan ehould IA
zen oS M lnes er soers. 'the faIy Circle"
n as most tsSutifsi drama throu shout, aud has
become very popular.
WAsHIs9Tos THsAYHA.-Maggie Mnchelps
Gfanchon was, as usual last evening q most
perfect rendition. The ;nte.vlew with Llnhrv
tAr. Brink after the ST. ARdoche festival, is
Plscs o. acting not 70 be surpassed This
effective scene never fails 10 elect the most nm
bounded applause. "Eanchon' ia reps TOD to-
night.
b Representative do all ihe paopie come
NOM ~ question that must recur ~ tn. mind
OF every one who visits our places of amuse
ment One would not suppose thatmouey was
scarce either, Judging from the lavish manner
IN Nnlch u Is expended on amusements. Those
Wao would get the worth or their money in on
Joy nient should by ali means visit Canterbury
fAREETIEs-The ballet OF ssE-Ineral,iar and
fhF extravagan27 "i.ifes Stratagam" will both
be performed Tonight st the Varieties Resides
these, most enjoy able bill OF song dance ard
Ethiopian eE"rn!rici.y will be performed Ada
man, Eva brent, Mile I.zette, Marie Zoe
Ben fa;es and others participating
ODD PILLOWS HALL.-The i,ampbslIs Nov
most attractive bill nightly, and all who fail
70 see their prrfOrman will certainly miss
4 grea; treat. The programme is Changed
nightly. Last night Carleton sang hv ra"nsst
ks'M mo'her dear, in such q manner "a to elicit
fTmuSb applause. " o''''
BaLL-orient''i Lodge, No. 10, IO.OF,
slihoGnSe u MI at Temperance Hall this eve
4 ming Thu affair will no doubt be plas.snt
One 10 ali v no NAV attend.
SAiTHsoNIAN LE:rURs.-Dr John Torray.
OF rev 1clK. win deliver a course of lectures
n the smithsonian, on Artificial Light The
L0fst lecture will be delivered thi. evening
3 AGNittancs free.
GREBNBACKs PREPRRRRD TO GoLDt-JesSs
Watson and his wife coiored who kesns a
house corner of Thirteenth street and Ohio av-
-enue, by their industry and carefulness had
accumulated a considerable amount OF monsu
M er'"ntacks, gold, &c. Their depository was
an CID stocking, which they kept hid from vipw
as they supposed but yesterday they discoyerad
that come one had found out their bank and
nace draft upon it, taking all the greenbacks
aih''"hii.s 10 S2'fA and lea wing the coin, aoout
4 Si". iHtir suspicious Rested upon Inert
{. Bi"'+rhbUrouSb, culOred, who they permitted
i" make his home with them, requiring no nav
hut lis ala at times when needed. ana anofbcr
81 SoioTed man named Abraham Neal They semi
1or paIOinan oss, who set to work to find
ue ihicl and money, and soon arrested both the
Il They WEIR taken 10 the station house and
search'd- Nothing was found upon Neal hut
nron sf'fehing BrockenborouGh 81 cents were
found In his clotEing, and the search began to
ivok Ike Il failure. The officer, however did
not give M, but taking one OF the prisoners
muddy shoes pulled out of il sI5O in oraan
b"ChS lie prisoner was bcat, and pretended
10 account Ter his possession of the money nv
~ ing mar he found it. Upon examination
before Justice Clark, it was proven that this
prisoner was seen 10 come out OF the house with
something that looked like a bag, take some
fhiiiS OUT CT 1t, and pnt WI bat he took in his
house Justice Clark dismissed Neal, there
being no evidence against him, and committed
peterborough To jail for court.
Mr. BislPy, Ike photographer of the police
department., thought that Il likeness of Broc ken.
borough would be quite addition 10 the gal
ley o! The Metropolitan Police, and requested
him 20 >ii for that purpose. He kindly con-
scented, anG duplicate copies of his mug were
@Leu. enc 20 adUrn me gallery. the other for
th~ arilSts use Brockenboroush expressed
himself highly pleased with the faithful repre-
seHta;ion, and then started for Fort Milburn,
alias county Jail. TO await the March term of
thr criminal coart
POLICE RRPORTa.-FirSt Prscinct-R L. Jen-
kins, drunk and disOrderly; security for peace
Second Frec:nct.-Wm. Hays, refusing TO aid
IN officer; James Evans, cOlored, passing bad
money; ID. II. Welsh, Michael Murphy, riding
on sidewalk; dismissed. David Webb, do; fine
; SIS. Philip Anderson, drunk; sent TO CAMP
8 Third I'rccinct.-Richard Price, Geo Nc bow.
ell, grand larceny; jail Patrick Mcdonald
: James Gaherty, Seth Lunsford, Geo Collins
drunk; Aleck Curtis, disOrderly; dismissed
. Fot.rts I'reetnet.-Geo. Starr, grand larceny;
committed for court Mary Cyrus, murder
do. VIM Peters, petty larceny; security for
court. Thos. Stodding, drunkenness dismissed.
Chas. IL. Brown, do. and disorderly; fined So
Ja"ob Alexander, assault with intent to kill;
dismissed. Jerry Carroll, disOrderlv; fined 40
Francis DonnelIy, DIR unk and disorderly do. Al
Sirfh PTeciRct.-Daniel Dugan and Susan Du-
gan, threats; dismissed. Jas. Garter, creating
siGewalk do. Chas. II. fowls, fast riding; do
Jas. Adgery, careless driving; costs 81. J. p
bradley, insulting ladies on street; fined 50 o.
Hannah Wilson, col, drunk and dsorderly;
do s2.u-workhouse 90 days. Bernard Low.
cry. co; TUNED over to military. Capt Chas
4 iiansiEr, do; do. Davis Donovan, drunk in
street: costs, So cents.
Tenth I'rec+net.-Patrick Macauley, Jno Ma
cauley. stealing watch; dismissed. William
watch; jail for court. David Russell, Rein
King, Rrbacca King, disorderly; sl9i each
Patrick Able, drunk; 81. VIM. Brown, expo
disorderiy; e2.Ss. John Baltimore, disorderly;
Dismissed. Felix DuEan, assault with intent !
10 Kill; security for hearing. Barker Johnson,
disOrderiy; dismissed. Jas. Diggs, stealing 30
Jail. Daniel W halen, assault; dismissed. Jno
Mortimer drunk and disorderlyi sl.9i.
The AFFAIR AT MCKENDRsE CuAPEL.-On
Sunday night Rev. Mr.. McLain preached at
b!ckeudree Chapel a discourse on the subject
OF colonization, taking for his text "Ethiopia
shall stretch forth her hand to 3D." giving a
running history of the efforts to christanize
Africa, and the failure Of the whites In the
work on account OF the climate, but by the in
PRODUCTION of The blacks christianity had gained
4 foOthold. During the sermon a number of
persons rose and left the church, apparently
under the belief that the discourse was to be OF
III abolition character, and number Of soldiers
present behaved in a disorderly manner. one OF
them apparently intoxicated rising and asking
,if the speaker was SO fond OF the niger why
accompany ing the remark with an oath The
same soldier, short time after wards, got up
and took his'seat directly In front Of The min.
lister. A number OF persons, mostly ladies' at
this juncture left the church, thinking probably
that there WAS prospect Of row, but the
preacher took no notice Of those leaving or
those inclined to be dirorderly, and very com.
IOsedly finished sis discourse, making no
olluSiOns whatever TO politics.
After the congregation was dismissed, and
as Dir. McLain was leaving the church, u
crowd OF young men were noticed TO follow
very closely behind him. and some of his friends
tElnklng that perhaps they were bent on some
thing mis- chieyous, requested two policemen to
follow him hone, in order to 10 near should
eTy violence be attempted.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs-BeSo~e Jus
So Fergsson.-S. w .Granhering, drunk; turned
over TO military. Clarena johnson, disorderIy;
dismissed. John Mulloy, larceny; dismissed.
JOHN IL. Holeran, drunk; fined S2.94. Louis
NJ. Gray, assault dismissed. W. F. Hawkins,