Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-11
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsHMENTs TONIGHT.

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LADIES FAIR az odd Fellows Hall, 9TH
street under the auspices of the ladies of the
Sixth street Presbyterian Church II, IT is In all
particulars worthy visit , GIVE the ladies
call, and help along good cause.
RIVERS AND DERloUs' CIRCUS, at the cor
ner of 9th street and New York avenue, con-
tinues to be crowded nightly, and the shouts
!, of laughter and applause al ways issuing from
ga the can vass, show that the company is exceed
he ingly entertaining. Foster, the clown, has a
Iss good stock of jokes
.V FoRDs THEATER.-' The Pearl Of Savoy;
III or The Mothers Prayer" is announced for
is at As drans
h<.1s an interesting one, and Maggie is well sus-
tanned by all Mr. Fords lne company.
a growers THEATKR. The new romantic
4 irish drama, written expressly for Mr.. and
10 Mrs Barney Williams, and entitled "The Con-
ta; %; ME Soogah," will be performed tonight for
al zoe nrst time here The east is one Of remark
70, y4ie strength and embraces besides the Will
iH' Mans, Mrs. Place, Mr.. Jennings, Mr.. Gossin
and others.
assIs SsIRITED LINCOLN AND JOHNSON MEETING
&c Hi the ARMoRY SQUARE HosPITAL.-Last
10 nEe43ng. soldiers and civilians, to the number
ed ofayzOG held an enthusiastic Lincoln and John
nesting was enlivrned by the presence Of a
- 1umbsr Of ladies and of an excellent band,
ssnIE at intervals discoursed delightful mu'
DIR. Bliss, surgeon in charge of Armory
Square Hospital, presided inside the hail. and
n the crowd was so large that stands were erected
stss outside, from which addresses were delivered.
'SS DIR. Bliss on assuming the chair made few
Z pertinent remarks, and then introduced Gen.
asa Terry. who delivered patriotic address, re-
n viewing the cause of the rebellion, and urging
= sufrages on the side OF the Union and the Con-
stitution.
Col MeReynolds, of Mich Capt w NJ. Ed
gar, Mr.. H. A. Pierce, Of GAL; Mr.. Prince OF
Mass and others, addressed the multitude in
side and outside of the hall.
Resolutions were adopted, resolving: That
they would do their duty at the pending cleo
ton that the Baltimore platform contains
W In ho
perpetuated that they will support Abraham
Lincoln and Andrew Johnson for President
49,. and Vice President Of the United States that
ieD the, Chicago platform deserves the execration
Ii 4. of every soldier and citizen who loves his
of the allies of the rebels determined
tsye nther country's ruin; that they must be de-
P<ea feated, or hberty's temple will become mass
of ruins that having met successfully the foe
on many bloody fields, they are now prepared
sword should not be sheathed until thew s who tho
oHss1Tst drew it return their allegiance that it
sa1at ast destined that the should fail or be
Sabandoned while we have Farragut, sherman,
,hAyaAA and Sheridan that defeat at the ballot
r. rr&AxNould bring calamity, humiliation, bank
rupxy, of all prosperity and power, CONNER
ia ,ctel and political, interminable civil war, for.
bip6en conquest an d supremacy on this contin-
,,ssq 0Ankind for free government; and that, by
'asthe,aid of the Almighty Ruler Of the universe
they will succeed, and win boodless vic
-. tory, whose glorious consequences shall be
isS. fe1Sy the remotest generations of the race
IN a..
49, Gaeason, assault and battery; security for
ssissRee3e Thos. Green, disorderly; SIS. Ida M ul-
-ioasy do; So " Bridget Mnlioney, do; do; Jo-
! xrynonk and disorderly; military. Bridget M I'LL
uisr loney, stealing and assault and battery; dis
EsI Third Precinct-L Collins, drunk; John
.is Henry. drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Lucy
Pdx Omeaiy, disorderly, dismissed William Ed
AZ. wards, do; s2.44. Also, violating canal regu-
fss :, F0arh Precinet.-Michael Russell, drunk and
ihas 1lsorderly; 81 Martin Kelly, do; So. Peter
Ros. dis ISr ean Hy
5r fJa Precsnct-EHas Robinson, disorderly;
50. a. Wheeler, desertion; military. M. Ola.
ven, drunk; Chas. Duggan, do. and disorderly;
3 dismissed. James Healy, do; costs, so cents.
Gas isssei Sisn, false pretsnces; for hsariss
MAY Weeks, George Sanderson, John Smith,
Mahous Ss0T Wm Caos,en m VIM mae Sasy
% Do! dismissed. Elizabeth Derpble do; 81. ].
Early, suspicious character escaped from sta
..ms. 1szn Precsnct.-Paul Burk diserderly; 80.
SoTs .Wm: Brothers and Vinson Keyes, larceny; for
smith. do. and dIsorderly; 49, Samuel An.
drews, do, workhouse. Henry Brown, do;
posure; workionse, Patrice Dassy g'e drunk INK
and disorderly; do Elizabeth Towers and
Robert johnson, do; 81 each. 49,
Tenth Pyecinct.-Jas. Coates and Thos. f Usher
disorderly, and Kate Little, drunk dismissed
Armisted Medilla drunk; military. Geo Jen-
John Murphy, James Farrelly, and Thomas
Sullivan, do 81. Robin Dodd, do and drunk
ahaS2. Patrick English, selling hqnor unlicensed
$25 So. Robert Robertson, larceny dis.
no DIsoRDERLY PARTYs-Iast night a comma.
os Iny Of ladies and gentlemen assembled Juene-
~ yxmen's Gardens to witness q rattle OF various
ssshrticles, the proceeds OF which were to be
S.rt given to a widow lady who is in distressed
kou circumstances, with seven children to main.
ia evening, q dsorderly gang got in among them.
One OF them, Charles Greenfield from the
Navy Yard, drew revolver and said he was
looking for a young lady named Friedenburg.
er, and intended to shoot her. He caused much
alarm, and the lady ran and hid herself OF.
feer Morgan, of the second precinct, arrested
Greenfield and locked him up In the Fourth
ward Station, and this morning he was fined
1854 by Justice Giberson. rHr -.
About IL O'Clock A. H. vermillion and his
brother started to have pitched battle in the
pavilion where the company were dancing.
Officer Morgan arrested Vermillion and he
- gave bail for a hearing. This morning Justice
fsi, Giberson fined HIM S25S -
sus1 The FUNERAL OF THE LAMRNrEp JNo R.
soa IN KIGs who was killed by guerillas at Har-
Fison burg Va, while attending to his duties,
~ look place on Saturday afternoon, from the
81 residence Of his father Quartermaster Gen.
~ neral Meigs, on H. street The religious
.yzrviees were conducted by Rev DIR. Pyne, of st.
.rIohn's Episcopal church. President Lincoln,
xr$ecretary Stanton, Gen. Halleck, and large
Ar 8umber of officers attended the solemn
I s5Hices. A detachment of the Veteran Reserve
Fme gorps, headed by the band of the 9th Regiment
kss s1ermed the military escort. The clerks OF the
PifsoG uartermaster's department previous to the
funeral, held meeting and passed resolutions
ko7 family, and after attended the funeral
- in a body .5-
THE PRATHER's ALLEY RoBBERY-Yester
day, Vim. Terrell, Joseph Thomas. Georoa