Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-16
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

CANTERBURY This first class place OF
Amusement is sui III full blast, and its popu-
larity on the increase. Mss KITTY Phyfs, the
spleE did Compd'rhne aRd vocalist, IS nlgnuy
gaining favor with the Washington public, ana
MIR. w. A. Wray, IN his original feats OF Ne
cromancy, rs, Iud deed wonderful. Mons. Du-
yerna, the india rubber mau, and A. D. Leavltt,
the celebrated haDjJ st, are also prime In their
respective lines.
strels are still giving 10 large audiences
their choice and chaste entertainments, and
will TO night BE- out again III their best re-
pIesr ItatioEs THIS afternoon ladies' and
chiIdren's matinee, when the ladies aud their
little ones Will not h. suhipc ed to such i,m
as is experienced at the night performance
FoRD's THEATI Tonight MIR. John E
McDonough. MIR. Il. Bishop, Mr. II B Phil
hpps. and Mis- Lo'fa, appear again to night 10
the "Seven Sisters, and the Birth Of Cupid in
the Bower of Ferns" it having been so we'll pat
rCniZed and apptaudtd the two evenings
Just past The grand Zouave March and Drill
viii be executed by beautiful corps of young
ladies.
Growers THEArRa-Mr. Grover presents
20 the public of Washington, for this evening,
grand double bill, tnr eminent stars appear.
ing In two excellent pieces. The performance
will commence with that soul-nspiring play
''Sull Waters Run Deep" and with the brill
liant nautical drama, "Back eyed Susan," it
VIII end To morrow night, sLondon Assur-
ance." FRIDAY nighr nereft OF Mr.. j; W. Wal
lack, and on SATURDAY. night grand matinee
for the benefit OF the Newsboy's Home.
ODD FELLOWS LEvEE TONIGHT The
friends of Union Lodge No. ~, will remember
that their grand lsvp- will come off to- night at
Odd Fellows Hai', Navy Yard 1t is to be got
up in excellent style, and The comfort OF all
has been provided for. Cars will leave the
front OF the hati NJ o 10 " gong tnroush 10
Georgetown. Go, and take your lady friends
along with you.
POLICE Il sroRTs-Frst Precinct.-Margaret
jackson, James Herbert, nuisance; 81 each.
Sarah Williams, Rnbt. Catheron, Mary Burns,
Ellen Dougheriy, dlsorderly; b each Michael
Kenny, 90; military. Thomas jenkins, drunk;
Second Preclnct-Wm. Wood, 'hreats; bail
for peace. ADos DEAN, dIsorderly; military.
Catherine Murphy, selling liquor to soldiers;
$50 Mary Smith, Sarah Jones Mary Ann
Dorriaty. disorderiv; 50 each. Mary Dorriaty,
second Ofense; 50.
THIRD Preciacr- arthur Newman, disorderly;
S244. Ellen Collins. selling on Sunday; t. ID.
DALEY, do: Arthur Rathoun, runk; dismissed.
Timothy Hager,y, fighting; s. a. Mary Nc
Cam, disorderly; dismissed. john Russell,
dlsercerly and drunk, $3.50 Curtis Rathoury,
drunk; dismissed. John Woodland, violating
the bird law; do Andrew Barker, violating
Levy Cont ordinance; S544. Michael Norton,
disorderIy; SAL John Mckinley, do; 81 ~.
Abraham Coleman. de-; do. VIM. Beall, locked
up. VIM. Walker, cruelty to animals; 81 a..
John Edmonson aud Abraham Curtis, sns-
picion OF larceny; dismissed. Bridget Har-
rlngton, dSorderIy; 50 IL. Jerry Harrington,
do and drunk: ~3 ~
Fourth FTecinIf.-Mary Woods, assault; bail
for peace MaTpaIe Myers, drunk and disor-
deIIy; SO. Maggie Holmes, drunk; $40. John
Kenney, do dismissed John Baker and ]. H.
Hill, DO; s. eacn Sarah Hamilton, fighting;
S.. Edward ChiidrtsS. disorder y; dis Used.
Michael McComack aud John Kennaday, dis
orderly; 81 each.
Fifth Prec,nct.-Wm Whalen, assault and
battery; military. James Young, profanity;
So. Eliza pant, d , y. James Young, threats;
deferred. Also, tor carrying weapons; $50
Thomas Engraham, drunk and disorderlyi
$40. James Thomas, grand larceny; jail for
court. Saml savoy. drunk and disorderly;
IS. Ann Day, dlsorderly; 80. Tucker Bever-
ly and Andrew Brown, suspicion of larceny;
dismissed. W L. Tolsrrt. disOrderlv; do. j..
Gabagan, drunk; woTEhOuse. Mary McCatfery
and Fanny Royce, do aud disorderly; s. each.
Thomas McLeslle. drunk; military. Am
Moore. do. and disUrdeily; woTkhoase Thos.
Feadham and Frank nc DOIaId. dIsoTderly
$50 each. q. H. Micbeii do; So X. Ander-
son, do; $40 Also carrying concealed wsa-
pons; SIS. Geo. Thompson, drunk and disor
Si5th Preanci-John Beavers. obstructng
sinpw ak; dis missed. Chas Thomas George
CLARK, Lemuel Moses, sleeping in & street;
wCrkhcuse. = ph,a Reds. dIsorderly: locked
mp. John Fitzgerald. threats; dismissed.
Disser Sergin'. assault and battery, and Joseph
Fisher, dIsorderIy: do. James Flanagan, do;
81. Ann Fl>Der, do; dismissed.
SfreEh PTtrinct--A II. NrT million, disor-
deriy: 81 IS Robert Howard, do dismissed.
Samuel Wcoss. do: s5 20. John No Norton,
drunk; 81 81 VIM. ham hers, do and disor-
derry; 81 IS James Ii HUI, do also, carry.
ing weapons; dismissed.
Tenth I'r, emit James McG uTe, assault and
aud BAKERY: lat' for court Henry Hendiay,
suspected OF destr'iOp; dismissed. MAJ ha
Welsh. Roherf Olive, drunk and disorderly:
worHhouse. Ia ui- Cook. drunk do Rica'd
RowIty do; Dismissed Feiden Lucas, d, SER
ton: rniltary. Perry Lewis, disOrderly, p so.
Charles Slmms, oo.i Slc95 Charles Thorn as,
DO; So Baurence " i'll ANS, Charles SrniCn,
do So @ each. Mary filman, grand larceny;
dismissed I;riel Hentew, lying ia the street;
knchard HOw'-n, George O>L-rman, druni;
dismissed ACnes WhNe, drnnk and dis order
Nv: wOTkhouse lanes Cantwell selling liz
quor on SUNDAY; S2n5s Margaret Grinder,
orderly SIS s. Squire Bentley, grand larceny:
Jail for court Kate Folly, drunk; workhouse.
James Shanley, do military. Hrroert Prince
stonIng hous"; 81 90 .lcun Payna, drunk; 81.
Tobe Slater, assault and battery; -3 20 Ann
Maria Slater. DISC. derry; - 65 Henry DuvaI,
drunk; military David Shine, do: IS 20.
TIE --LATEST AND NOT THE WORST STORY
OF THE Pre- Dtnr--Tne alexandra State
Journal gives the ollCwIug good story as hav-
ing been related 10 one of Us edi'ors:
Just before the Pres II 'ial election when
many OF the soldiers a.put Washington were
furlouched, In ,-r tina, they might return TO
their homes and rAercIse their right of voting,
private. wFa' ing Mcclellan badge on his
breast, appeared ut the transporta Office
with his turlUnsh AID requisite trans portatiOn
10 the NoIth For some reason or ether prob
ably because the zeal q the officials outran
their sense OF justice, the soldier WAS tor Jay
or two unable To obta!l the requisite transport
tation. He saw Others passed rapidly by tue
board, but was rot able to obtain a hearing
himself Al ltngth. ulSgu.ted Win the IOlg
delay, resulting evideati. iron the untairn-s
OF The Off Ial, he determined 70 peal directly
to the President Upon beng admitted to the
President re told him III bf Ipf terms the story
of Ms DELAY ~ he transportation office, end
the object Of his visit TO the White House, pre-
facing the whole by q candid declaration that
he was Mcclellan man, and was going home
TO vote TOR Nc t'l-l An. Mr. Lacoln asked for
his !uTlongLs a d gianclng over II 20 satisfy
himself that II all right, wrote on the
hack OF il these rds -. Let this man have
q IN fFaF q a I'M
handed IL ba, TO the soldier. The latter looked
at TIE order Tor "A moment, and then exclaimed,
- hen | came F"-. uni~ morning, MIR. Lincoln,
Il W as fully deter Inusd 10 vote for Mcclellan,
II / could get nome. RAJ / have now changed
my mind, and shall vote for YOU You have
SATISFIED me that YOU are worthy OF being
Prssidelt, and l shalt do ali 1 can 10 re.elect
you