Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
0RDs THEATER.--dr. HaCkett takes a BEN
Eft &c night, and three amusing plays
nounced-'' The Man of the World Mons.
Mailst, or the Post Office Mistake" and MY
PR cious Betsey." In the first named Mr.. II.
assumes the character of ssSir Pertinax McSyc-
Ophant" and Miss Alice Gray that of s. Lady
RodoIpho.. Mons. Mallet' is an original
sketch OF MIR. HacKetts, and this Will be the
only tine OF its representation
Growers THBATER-Mr. Grover, who has
given his patrons feast of panton. mes, bal
lets, and other performances peculiar TO the
Rayels, tonight returns to the drama, and an
CamiiIa's Husband" Miss Susan Denim, who
has ever been iayorite here. will appear as
"lady Camilla, and she will be well sns
tanned by Mr.. Growers fine company. The
farce, "TuIning the Tables will conclude the
entertainment.
CANTERBUET.-The great terpsichorean al
lance, Annetta Galletti. Julia Mortimer, Mil
lie and Clara Fowler, Mons Ronzani Mons.
Tophoh, and the mammoth company of sing
ers, dancers and Ethiopian delineators will
appear tonight IN an entirely new bill To-
morrow afternoon there " i'll be q grand matt
nee for ladies and children.
The ORIGINAL BLATsDELL BRoTHERs AND
full enterta nments at Odd Fellows Hall, night
1y. Tomorrow afternoon they Will give an
attractive matinee, which will be Just the thing
for the little folks, families and children.
SACRED CoNCERT-The concert in aid of the
rectcry OF Epiphany parish, which was post
poned from last night ON account OF the illness
of a lady performer, will be given tonight at
the church, commencing at o'clock.
LECTURE.-Bayard Taylor will to night de-
liver the second lecture of the course before
the Was hirgton Lyceum, at Wizards Hall.
Subject, " Russia and her People"
EKsTIvAL-The ladies OF DIR. Sunderlands
church are holding an admirable Fair and
Festival i'll their church on Four and. a. half
street.
CAPTURE OF A NOTORIOUS REBEL.-There
has been no capture that has given more salts
faction than that OF David Boyle. This fellow
before the breaking out OF the rebellion, was
employed by Mr.. II. RiChey, as a stove black
er, and was a constant companion OF the
Estates Hose gang. After the breaking out
OF the rebellion he enlisted in company B,
National Guard in the three months service,
and was placed on duty at the Railroad depot
There he IL anaged 10 steal lot OF cartridges,
&c. and deserted and went to Alexandria,
with James Tansill, of company A. Boyle
subsequently was III the first Bull Run fight,
in company with DR.. Cornelius Boyle. He
was q noted scamp, and went by the names OF
General Jackson "Flattoot Davy;" the
latter name being given him because of the
unusual spreading out OF his feet. The ac-
QuaIutances of .'FIatlioot Dayy" appear to be
sure that the Boyle recently arrested
AND IL Inc Old Capitol, is the identical deseFs
ter. &. =
THE EJECTNENT CAsE.-Last night, at
O'Clock, the parties III the of John 3.
Adams against Chauncey HooT and wife and
A. II. Brown, so long on trial before Justices
J NhAson and Bates, met at the office of Justice
johnson, and Were informed that the decision
OF the justices i'll the case was that Mrs. Hoor
be dismissed, and that Chauncey Hoor and A.
H. Brown are fined $50 each. Alter announcing
the decision, Justice Johnson stated that a writ
of Csr'iOrGri, issued by Judge Cartier, Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court OF the District
of Columbia, taking the case from the hands
of the justices, bad been served upon them.
The case will now go before the Supreme
Cour+, and will be heard the proceedings
below.
We are informed that Mr.. Adams has pur-
chased the property about which the cause OF
action in this case originated.
Row AT A.. SHIN D1G."-On Monday night
arsffie and "shin dig came off at the house of
between G and H, and after whisky had been
freely imbibed, the lights were bio wn out and
general row enSued, in which a man named
SteI hen Ryan, was so badly beaten about the
head to effectualiy close up his peppers.
Yesterday, complaint was made that Daniel
Linn and Patrick Slime were the principals
in the assault, and Officer Crump arrested
them, and Justice Drury committed them TO
Jail fer court.
OVER CHARGING.-Last evening lady ar
Tiy,C the depot, and being stranger Iii the
q ~, employed q hackman-Marty Geary-to
take hrr 10 her destination which happened to
be only one square. Geary charged her 81,
and when friend OF the lady's paid him fifty
cents, " hch. considering the distance, was q
large fare Geary called the police and "a ised
quite q crowd Officer Clements arrested him,
and Justice Ferguson fined him S55S for dis.
ordoriy conduct.
DEAD HoRsEs-Last night seems TO have
been particularly fatal to diseased horses. The
drag out men will have something to do in the
Second " ard. Two carcases lie in Ohio ave-
nue., near 18th street, one in 12th near street,
another in Ohio avenue, near 10th street: ana
gentlemen say that many others are laid out in
various parts OF the Second and Third Wards
SOID!-Rs' REsT.-Yesterday and this morn
ing, conscripts from Brattleboro, VT. jus EN-
plCyes rom Philadelphia; II recruits tor
Pennsylvania regiments, from Fort Della aware;
zoo men, LIST Va. cavalry, going TO Wheeling to
recruit Is recruits for Illinois regiments, and
70 convalescents from Philadelphia, arrived at
Soldiers Rest.
INV APPOINTMENTS or PoLrcE-Yes=
terday, tn Board OF Poll. COMMISSIONER
made the following appointments OF pa
rolnen Alexander Skinner, vice G.. W.
MC El'rs 80. resigned. James Lewis, vice Jno.
9. Petit, dropped. VIM. a. Cook, vice Dan'I
Eiehnyer, resigned.
FRATRREAL VIsIT.-To morrow evening the
members II Union Lodge, L. o. o F., Navy
Yard,1 y IL gay fraternal visit to Patuxent
Iodse, of Laurel, ND, leaving in the 3 and
$50 ram The lodge at Laurel will no doubt
do the handsome thing for the visitors, and 8
pleasant tine VIII be, of course, spent.
sURREEDE6ED HIMSELF AND GIVE BAIL
John i'ne, who was charged with stabbing
ID. 1. Price. IN the building next TO Growers
Theater. about two weeks ago, appeared before
Justice Clayton and was held to bail for court
IN 500, for assault and bittery with a knife.
FINED Yesterday the guard at Soldiers
Rest arrested - Kientzer, in the rear of the
Del OF, Tor selling liquor to soldiers. and his
smsH amount of liquor was confscated. He
was fined SO by in tice Ferguson, and con-
n. a In the Central Guard-hOuse for refusing
TO obFy orders.
AFrOISTLD.-Sefgeant Edward Dunn has
been appOiursd Sergeant Major of the Marine
Corps at the headquarters here, rice ]. G. Rob-
lnsOL, d9ceasto d.
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