Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-20

ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

80. ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT. d.
GRovER's THEArgR.-"Tho Ticket Of Leavt
Man" will be performed To night gain. II i;
evident that this play is destined to have ar
extensive run, for it strikes the human sympa
tnies with irresistible force, and is performed
in wonderfully effective style at Growers
Some OF the best critics of the country have
spoken of the play in terms of high praise.
FoRD's THEATER-The Shakspereau com.
edy, "M uch Ado a bout n othinc,n is announ n ced
for to- night at Ford's. Mrs u. ?. Bowers will
appear " Beatrice, a d the cast also iucln las
Mr.. G. Il. Bishop, Ir. Ferris, Mr.. Bates, Mrs
Chapman, sRd other fayorite performers OF
Mr.. FcTd's company & fayorite farce will
conclude the evenings entertainment
CANTERRURY.-S Seekers after amusement
should OF forget Canterbury Hall, for there is
there performed nightly a ST add bill of
ofama, ballet, pantomlnne and Ethiopian dam
ces ny as good corps OF performers as We're
ever assembled upon the boards OF a con cert
hab. MISS Eva Br, mt, the charming vocalist,
Is among the performers here.
ARiETIEs AT this resort also good concert
nan entertainments are given, "a is attested by
Inc appla use OF the large auGiencfs who nightly
resort there. Lima Windell md a corps Of
pretty girls do the ballet entertainment, and
the Ethiopian corps is led oy such fine perform
eIs as rank kerns and j. Il. v hlte.
FAIR Odd Fellows Hall was well patron-
lzed last night by a large number OF parsons
VINO Were anxious to aid z good cause by con-
tributing to the fair nc ~ oeing bel! by the la
dies OF Assembly Is Church. The disnl1y of
articles i Gne, indeed; the Il frashment aoles
are loaded down with good things, and the
4huSiI - hiSI-CitSs TiFt IERiI z call to might.
THE ROBBERY OF THE BANK MESSENGER
fflaay aIiel neon, about three O'clock, as Mr.
John =. Anderson the messenger of the HANK
ing Rouse Of l.. johnson & CO. was passing the
corner OF Ninth street on the avenue having
IN MS possession 81 ,uiJ 50, which he had inst
rec l1ea from the Bank OF Washington, two
men approached him hu1rieJiy, one on each
sld': Inc one on his right asked where the
skin street cars ran to and from. Mr.. Ander.
son turned to answer him, but feeling some one
hs INV, =
direction 10 see who il was The man who
quts Toned him then remarked, .sWe 90 the
same way, no matter which, and both started
ihd ran. Hr. Anderson Immediately saw that
n rad neen robbed OF his wallet and moner
era raislnE thP SFy OF ''Stop theft pursuad
them. They IAN ever the avenue 20 the vysgan
stI"d ard eot among the wagons: bnt Mr.
ANDERSON over ;ock ard arrested one, who did
rot maze the money, ard the ether escaped
MI ANDERSON turned ms prisoner over to de-
tee Ives McDeVitt End G!aTvCe aad Datrolnau
Brewer, OF the Third Ward. who were soon GA
the spot ihe prisoner "a We his name as George
Pay e, and was con fined in the -starIon house
fcf nearing. Sunday h" taken out fer
an 6Xamnat'on before J Justice CLAYTON. bit the
examination was postponed I'll HCndHv. when
me proS. ntins witnesses We're notified By tia
justice mat the case is further Costpoupd till
Wednesday, at fORT O'clock p. ~
Local PEEAcnEEs' oc1ATIos-Lass
Aighi, lbs association met 1T " esiey Chanel.
me I-cetfEg was Hnenpd with PRAYER by 2sy
Mr. Proctor, OF the Christian Commission.
Rev, !. J. Camn, OF the Committee Jnoa .ha
contemplated cppO.u tTaents south OF tn. ay-
tTuF &n. at The foot 81 1tb street. reported pro-
gTes2. iEe CORES rCrdinG secretary then read
comm LEGATIONS from various pastors in this
cry ana GeOrEetO VTn, enclosing i list OF local
arhcrs attached 20 their ras pectiye CHARGES.
The COMMITTEE n TIE circular Of appeal 10 the
1oea- l"eaccers Of The city We're granted an
otheT week 10 report It was announced that
rs tt Getting small the local preachers
N" flied appoin ments Cn last Sabbath be
,esrone',l9 for the same appointments naxt
n
Gonna siOJ, made 4 brief report, sugges ting
sew. ri new fields of labor, especially Camp
Mar hal, The engineer camp near the Navy
Yard, tn New Hampshire, the Capitol prison,
Soldiers Rest, tn gua-dhouse. SCOTS 800.
Mr. Pitcher promised to meet VIII. the Asso-
ciatioH on Monday evening next, and prepare
IL the meantime a fuller r"pOrt OF localities for
preaching. Rev Jane -,itchell was desig-
mated ter the mCrulpS service II Wesley Mi
sion Chapel. The Association then adjourned
10 meet az the Foundry Church next Monday
evening, The 25th, At : O'clock.
POLICE REroETs-First Prcciact.-I: Lei5-
man, arrived from rebel States; sent 10 Provost
Marshal.
TEird Preclnct-M Haron. disorderly: 81 g.
Obadiah Ritter, drank dismissed IsaaA
s'a-'h, Henry Strauss, rapa: Go. Elisha bray,
T, workhcuse. Geo. McCallan, do; dis
Fon:fs Prectrct-Mary A Sommers, disor-
derry; -. Liza Bias, Annie Lewis, Eliza
Davis, DO; 81 90 each
Siz.h Precinc:-ldel Thompson, grand lar
GtnN. E,ll TO- tLLTL LOUISA NOUS w.
dismissed. IN. D,dson. do; do. Patrick
Cooney, drunk; 81 Thompson Sniith larceny;
bail for court.
Tenth I'reciact-Wm. Wedge, stealing hog;
Hiram Eyemon, Taos. Fitzpatrick. disorderly
dismissed. Andrew ]. Dean, drunk and dis
orderly; 80. JLo. Mctiraw, DO; dismissed.
Joseph Thompson, assault and battery; bail
for peace.
RAILROAD CrANGFs.-By the advertiser IT
of Dir. VIM. Z. Smith, Master OF TrInsp )rta-
tor, it Will Be seen that some changes have
been made in the time of starting Of the trains
be,w,en Baltimore and Washington. The
schedule is low foliuTs:
Leave Washington ut $40, :, and 10 10 a. IN,
and 3, as, 8 a.d 80 p. ~. On Sundays i.
a. m, aad 800 and - P n:,ora,o.o
m. ana 3 III, ) Is and - .. II. On Sundays "a
4,50 and Sat 4. IL. and ) ~ IN.
TIE 81 a: 5th trains only from Baltimore,
and the LIST ard tth trains from Wa =hirgrOn,
stop at way poEte. he 1l1-a. Ii. aud ~ p
m. trains from faltinorg: and the go a. m,
ana 80 y. II. trains frcIn Washington, connect
with traits on the Annapolis Toad.
MR.. GCUGHs LECTrKE oE TEMPER ANcE--
Last night. fGr. oGn i. IOugh delivered o!,e
OF hls characteristic lectures on TEN peTaaca
The y stree: church was Gro weed to is ut.
most cnTacity. and although III lecture did
not commenee until 5 o'clock, at hiatt past six
the CIOWC began TO pour il, CLtIi Ill the seats
had Letn fillrd; after which chairs, boE~s
stools &c, were brou Oh into requts.,ion aad
place. iE-the a'Elrs; but crowds or people vert
with Standing positions about tue doors. Ina
proceeds Of This course OF hectares VIII be ap
propria ed to the liquidation of the debt hang
ing ever the church, and handsome sum wi!
nc don't; he realized, a the church was crowd
ed n.gL'iy.
COLLISION ON TIE ORANGE AND ALExAW.
DRIA l.. IA collision occurred yesterday o.
the CTarge and Alexandra Railroad, % t wee,
passenger tain 2Oing west from this plRc:
and r. ight train coming down, by winch thi
lOcon.oii yes of both ;rains were cons der aa,!
Damaged, bnt no Olc was iniurei. The COLI
sion tCCk place two miles west Of Fairfax Sta
tion, 81 !. l. 7. NJ and IS attributed ID eros
caTeies On the part OF the engineer An,
conductor CT tie freight train. who have beer
put unorr arrest. The track was soou cia3-sC
3T' axe running az usuel, This IS IT,,
frs 90 sen that hss occurred OIL tn, Toat
siTce II iGs been used by the L. 5. Govern
me nt-Hie6andTia GS<e:ts, JaE. -.
HIS WEEREABOU Ts.-Tbis morning, = pat
roiman CT the 1hird Ward, who h..d notice
the article in relation 70 tie disaD appearance Q
y. IL. HcfiEn. IN yes terday's SiQr, says tina
on Nor ay geek he arrested J. H. NcGinl
fEN i'm & ~.