Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-09
LOCAL NEWS.
AMIrSEMENTs T0-NIGur

are c,nourced as the tragedies to he mr..
tormed hight by Mr.. Proctor and Mr.. Ford's
Nne company. This is positively Mr.. Procto-'s
last night, and all who sre pleased with TRACE
dy and fail TO see him, via miss great treat
GROVER 3 IHEATER.-To-nisht Mss Oh lr-
lott. Thompson. who has certainly won the
hearts OF all th@ater gOers during her engage
.UGat here. viii appear in a play written ex.
pTesSly for her, and the prominent characters
OF which are played only by .her in the Exciting
romantic drama Of I" EdtIh and IelG'a, or the
a}d fOT:r OF Charlie, wood 1t is said TO be
= ceau:ifui and aJrac I've drama.
CANTERBURY a good bill is announced to
"a ,eTiCImcd tonight at Cant rDUFy Hall.
EliEs u IA ia Wson Will entertain with her fine
Jca!i IN. Tim Hayes Will appear in clog
dances Eaean aud Edwards IN Ethiopian pc
CviisTiIipr, DC, while korZGul ca let troupe and
lie drama &c tIoafe headed by q 0rge Z. Ed
scr viii appear Ii variety OF ttaa acts
TIE EEAT RynELLIOT-Thisi is announced
"a TIE last might u the exhibition tat Washing
ton EfeateT.) Of scenes ard incidents connected
n with the LIt IT rebellion. TIE paintings EN-
+. trEca scenes Of thee evacuation OF Fort Mouitre
down % the hattie of ChicAaalauga all should
yIs.t his fne painting.
4 THE RUSSIAN ~ AR exhibition which mas
4 ne Il in success III operation for naay nights
:, Cad Fellows tiaii will also Oe closed this
,NtLiiis- All arr &t this tim more or less III
l,Ts-ted IN war scenes: aud those who admire
beautiful wcra ~ ;.r. cannot fail to De pleased
EyI.n this eIhipit.oa.
\ The CHARGE OF FALSE PgHTEaCEs.-Tne
exaIalL atson s!.e case OF Detective ,rhris.o-
pier y hogan aud !. K-rrigan, charged by
E"hn smith with datriuiing n,m Of the sum or
4nezy dollars procured trou. him a. u Ill mon
ey, III progress before Justice CiarE vsaen we
vert 10 press yesterday, concluded last
evening.
The next witness put on the stand after the
comp InanI
( Ccf'tatr e. " Merritt, sworn.-John Smith
-Cae arrested sn& brought to the cuardhouse
with new suit OF black clothes and looked
Ike many others who were accused of pe.us
Gese!tsIs. As is the custom / tx lm!nai h,m be
\ St.1gl -DtT
IL -! md i.IcSns. One day taled him down
and d.FeS'eu the properly clerk TO give him
bis money and Smith iOid Wi ness the detective
had taken his ticket. Did not know whether
tie money taken tIon smith was returned or
not nut supposed 1t vas his orders were
generally obryed.
JoSt,ce ". Ferguson, sworn.-Testfie6 that
H. had sem Nj. HoRau and the witness, John
SInI,L. OFT nth Octo:,nT, i hack uontIiaipr
lou perSonS-YiZ: Hogan, Ducal, Ke~r.g4li
aIC Sun h-droye up, and witness tanks MI
Hogan came H. frsr. Ha Grd another gentle.
ulaD --ned witness if he was engaged. aud the
who" "a!'y came in, ana Smith, Hoean and
Be1rt-"n c'ine up TO witnesses desk, aud Hogan
sal" ae would state, as witness spaumerad,
tha. omtt had been released ami wanted 10 90
away. logan stid Wr kerrican was willing
t. 20 fall IN $50 for Smiths security. Smith
tvyk his pocket booil out OF n.s pocket aud
C0Ln"6 100 H tEPn took SlG from tie pile
ana ,..vr ne $40 to Mr.. Kerrigan, aud not .
h' : q. Iht party Thea lelC witnesses Office
WINS LOCK 10 IiiI, bit only 5oo!I coEnjzlnce
Q: rf tr"9Si2Iicn. There Wa 10 bail bond.
Wins aa:' 40 utti sta no:e of The matter Mc
ke:I.2&u on his Own agreement went 6,l;
u. QUeHIly--.. opt Il month afterwards
smith came rarit and asked witness for the
= EeN. hI'feSs u as surprised |uea Smith
game a. /, and Greet I'm to 20 L. Elerfs.n.
EFIJ0ess them .o-s Hozan's nGnte ~ piece Of
paper ard directed >Ji;; Ia whore 70 90
CyJ~s-sx.LniD"a ~ hen Smith came back he
dId n, 10y Lozan had ."in,i!eo nun. II - not
an IA. uEEion thing Ter paTueS u deposit money
az IL hHDu, Ut ;,HC her party for Il IN to 20 Sa.
AirJ >niIt!. !sG pald $50 ne wa asked by
Hogan ~ II was AL right. and ~n!ta Counted
ING u ms ms ~ H.f-f-
Dttslttrs i"bsrt tcoPer, sWoIn.-kaoys Mr.
Fog aud Mr. Harrgan and Joha Smith
"Jtrss arrest"G t!.e latter ;,s deserter. ard
tcoh nin 10 ID" PnaIdhonse. Vas not II guard
house "iien SHi:h was Olsen arged. Knows
LOtIing 81 lbs case except TIA :le Jed hun
Nltnetsrs Tor Gsfrnse were than examined.
Ds.sctire JoI, b.qGn, sworn.-He testified thas
he v as present at the interview referred 20
heicIe Jus,ics ter-ason Went do rn - FER
gu-Cr : Cii:cr vita Hogan. herrica:I ans; Smith,
1T vas alleged that smith was fugitive fr3ta
last.ce, and Ii was proposed that Smith should
pay -, a. s".rrity tor mis- return. Ur. Hogan
told Witness Smith Wes Il fugitive II n justice,
II tn presence - smith Siw Smith pay
none TO h.r: Ks7rigan: " i,ness understood
that :l,fan believed Smith to be f"Ei'iya from
just, and that b. Hogan intended to retain
him Lhiess he "s'sii give bali untii Hogan
Woutg ii.s.r from o'tsyilla.
IL -tIue Clarke, ~ This stage Of the proceed
irgs, ,t,ua hed that ne could no: understand
VIVA right any "'''zeD HAD 10 ac-epta pal bond
lake man return here n; his own ex-
pens uuiess there was d charge preferred
ag4iIs h.Ia
an0tkrr s'alereEs, TO the effect tnat Hogan said
that h hal tcascu to believe Ina: Smith was a
fugitive 1ICu justice
TIE Attorney for defence, Mr. S s. Williams
fere asked swear Mr.. herrigan, but the
justice decided that this was charge Of
co2spiracy, and both Kerrigan and Hogan
we've Charged wiz the crime, K could not be
sworn, and that he could not separate the de-
1enCants
Nj 4uthu- .Herberd, reporter Of the Rspu5-
iccn}--sstifed hat he was present q. the
BThirr restaurant q: the time when the parry
frTreG 10 in Smith testimony came IN. Wit
ness as there with Mr.. McCarty, upon whose
IN Vi alioL he had gone there. McCaTtv want
Out HTst, and afterwards. when Hogan and
witness went out Hogan offered 70 pay Tor the
meal ard the harkeepersaid McCarty mad paid
Ter III OF 1t
UIIcer Dug"n, recall ed-hnows Mr. Kerr-
gan, and too@ hjr1 TO b. Il man of means.
+ i+~es NJ. KgTTIgaG 10 ha IN upright man.
Knows Pr. Hogan also 10 D. upright MAJ,
enu vii known acre He has some enemies,
hai a.! uTe actuated by jealousy.
At 'nis stage OF tnt proceedings the attorney
t5E ne defence again desired to sever the par
ties nd % examine MT KerTlgan IN behalf OF
hir. logan Tie Justice decided that c2utd
not DC Gone, IS both were charged with the
Irau3
lie case was then submitted, and Justice
Clark decided to hold the defendants 70 bail
for couTt, i'll their OVID reGOgniZanc5 TO tie
III QUIT ot -5Ut eGch, and IL uail amounting 10
s3uu each
A!ter the deci ion had been given, Mr.. Hogan
r. mari ed that h. could have proven thas,
whus ~ Justice Ferguson's Office, the latter
had TAX al Tor smiths Te,Urn la tIe OF
81 u. ana that kerTigan a. worn.
jasuce Ferguson here said ihs-, since ne
bad teen sitting here, h th nkS IL TecpIiects
wearing rrlgan, bat be believes il was only
loI l, t pose Of sat1sf ing Smith
a thIs moment Dir. HayenS. the property
Cl@rk a. TIE Central Guard mouse, came in and
SAID thft he r-ccllects the tITne that Smith
vas disChar ed from the Guard house. Wit
Ge>s - positive he gave smith m0ney inEo mis-
Il. ~
his etapment was pot made under oRtn, as
the CsGr taJ been ciJse,i, and the Justice only
tssilsI tue IL formation for hIS own saisf Ctlou
CgETEK mAEKEr.-The prices were as fol-
low:
Beef best cuts, p 10. lSa2O a"su ~ach 900. STal2
nehs...... ..... l5aI8 Partri .cs. d0Z. SPA. Is
salt - III Pheasauts pair. =. : ia
1rlei -. lfa1s Gu" Wing duck w 81