Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-14


O'Clock last night, Jack Leland's brass band,
OF Cleveland, attached to the 105th Ohio, sere-
naded Secretary Chase at his residence, corner
OF 9th and T. streets, in this city; and the Sec
Tatary hav ing appeared TO recognize the COM
plment, and been'warmly greeted oy the large
crowd attracted by the impromtu domonstra-
ton, resp Oh ded as follows: e--
81 am glad to meet you, fellow citizens Of
Ohio " lille we are all eagerly longing for
prosperous results OF ihe gallant efforts now
making for the suppression of the rebellion,
am so anxious that / prefer TO wait for the
happy contamination for which most de-
youtiy pray, looking to Him alone who can
give us the victory, rather than make speeches
upon what is transpiring.
"a voice: "There's no bad news?'l
"There is no bad news. an the news IS
confidence But, how can. we feel like talking
when every message brings us udngs OF some
dear relative who has laid down his life upon
1he altar of his country-our country. Only
day or TWO ago near and very dear relative
OF your speaker gave up his life. His loss was
trying one; 1t came home 70 me. bat ne was
no dearer 10 me than others are to their rela.
tives For the present my heart Is too full OF
sorrow and anxiety for the result TO admit Of
my speaking, as otherwise might, OF the war
and other matters. But look with confidence
1or success
oily 1rien DIS from Ohio, we have reason to
be proud of our State, when the gallant Grant,
our own gallant Sherman, and hers
molly leading, and MANY Of her sons
bra vely fighting among the hosts Of freedom.
how glorious is the record Il Ohio in this
struggle! How proud we should be of our no.
BILE Governor and OF all our people. when they
are among the foremost Of our defenders and
supporters OF the Unien, both at home and In
the field.
Il rejoice that 1t aevolves upon me, however
humbiy, TO contribute in this glorious strug-
gle. Not only has Ohio contributed her full
proportion Of mn, now veterans, but she has
sent her thirty i've thousand hundred days
men. And who are these. Why, the very
choicest of her sons, her most precious Offering
They are men very many OF whom know
well. They leave every walk of life, giving
up the pieasantest homes and the most Ia ara
tive pursuits, not going to command, bat to
represent her IN the rank and file. God bless
Ohio and her brave men In the Held. God
bless our country. Let Us pray to Him that h .
will give her delverance and secure So Us the
permanent blessings Of freedom"
GRANp LARCENY Yesterday afternoon,
Ser, cant Cronin arrested Margaret Haggerty
for the larceny Of several shawls, and cloth
ang, the property of Ellen Long. The larceny
was committed several weeks ago. The pris.
Cner ano her sister went to Ellen Long no se
while the complainant was absent, and when
she returned she met the two sisters leaving
the house with the goods Fearing them, she
let THIN psss, and Immediately got a search
warrant searched the prisoners house, but
found roihing. Justice Giberson heard the
evidence, and held the prisoner to bail for
court.
M ABOUT WOhAs-Rsndal Smith, col.
ORE was arrested by 9th Ger Simonds for as
sauItiug John Bowie with razor. Smith has
be- T in the army and the woman with whom
ne wed previously became familiar with
Bowie Smith heard of IT, returned to the city.
we 10 Bowie rancho on 1tth street, and in.
tir ated 10 Bowie that If he did not let his wo
m8n alone there would be someb body hurt
shc wing rszor by way of Impressing the fact
ON Bowie. Bow was impressed but the re-
suit wss the arrest of Smith, who was fined 81
for disorderly conduct by Justice Clayton.
KEEPINa Down THE DUsr.-Messrs North.
edge & Hazel'on are certainly doing the city
wi CD service with their wafer carts, which are
continually passing and repassipg, and sprlnk.
tGpC tns aver ne from the Capitol TO the C.rcle
They have now twelve carts IN service, and il
must n. apparent to all. especially business
men, that II would be OF great advantage II
they would come forward with their contribu.
tions, and thus enable the firm to place "a ,re
csrts upon the route, and thus more effects alIy
deep down the dust.
SEREEADg TONIGHT We hear that the
Canterbury folks intend 10 give Mayor Wal.
Iach q ssreL ade TO risht, through the medium
} OF their excellent orchestra AS the Uanterbnry
people are provTroal for doing things rtyht
and as the orchestra is led by one OF tne best
musicians in the country. Mr. Braham, those
who hfpp II 10 he in the nsign Dor hood ss tins
time viii hear some good music.
THE NATIONAL AMERICAN MEDICAL Asso.
CITATION has just completed an interesting ses.
hion IN New York city.
The Delegates from this District were Ors
hichard @ Croggou, Noble Yourg, ID. r. Hsg
net q. Riley, Jas. M. Toner. J. W. H, Love.
~ Flodoardo Howard. w. J. Duhamei.