Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-01

MANA A. FoI IT, i osterday morning ,on; )
o'clock. an IrishIEaE, named Thomas O'Brieo,
went 10 the 9th Ward police s;a. ION, aal stated
mat nar,"s were IN rnr,uif Of him, on the
mate friends en- " ednesiay in Swampo,dle.aui
that they had run him 20 the Eastern Rsaach
The man was very blooey'at the time. aad 1t
was not long before the officers in charge dis
covered that he y ~ laboring under the effects
of mania "A pO'G, epd taay took care OF him
until Mr.. Jamss O'BIien, OF Uniontown, in
whose employ sc was, took charge OF him. Mr..
OBrien stated that Thomas had been on q
spree for some time, and that he had baen
locked mp in his house % break him, but during
the night he escaped.
SECOND WARD STATION CASES Sarah
Williams, drunk; 80 50. George Bruce, disor-
Gerly; 81 IS. J. '. Dishman, drunk aud disor-
derry; 81 IS. James Devlir, do; do. Michael
McFadden. do; 80. Frank Crosby, drunk: Ra.
q, ] Weston, disorderly; military. Emma
Nelson, do 81. T. Montgomery, drunk; dis.
missed. George Spencer, drunk and disorder
"; 80. VIM. Smith, do: dismissed. John
Thomas, suspicious; do John H. Gladmon,
missed. H. c. Bryan, assault and battery; do;
Edward Burnside, disorderly; dismissed.
Oliver Nelson, drunk; 81. John Kidd, do; do.
Edward Sewali, drunk and disorderly; do.
Joha Flanagan, do; dismissed. George Calla-
han, do do.
ToN.-The promised visit OF the City Council
to Colombia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
and Blind, on the invitation of Mr.. e. NJ. Gal
laudet, superintendent of the institution, will
be made to. morrow, and those going viii leave
In the seven O'Clock train. The special com.
mittee Of the council consist Of James Young,
president and Messrs. Lambden, Ssreeter.
Samuel Duer, president. and Messrs. Moody,
Evans, Wilmot, and Schwartz, Of the second
branch. They expect to return on Saturday
AN ESCAPE PROM JAIL-wednasday night
H>nvv h. ,aA h.>~.
Of the Criminal Court, made q rope by tearing
his blanket in strips, and escaped from a win.
dow in the Debtors department where he was
The boy was sent to Jail to be bound out as
an apprentice.
ON SrR1KK.-The Journeymen Painters
Association at their last meeting determined
that on and the first of April, that they would
demand two dollars and fifty cents per day.
MUSICAL SoIRER-A pleasant Musical
Solree took place at the house OF Prof. Alex.
Wolowski. No. 3i6, F street, last Thursday
pupils in vocal music and the piano assem-
6led for an agreeable musical evening and ex-
niolted the proficiency they had attained under
Duets. Quartetts and SONS sung by a great
many OF our young Ladiss and Gentlemen,
were NEST beautifully executed. and fully ap-
to the credit of Professor Wolowski as an in.
structor and the truth and simplicity Of his
Ne,c Method but the most noteworthy and graf
flying portion of the soiree was the execution
OF several Sonatas of the great Beethe ven and
several OF the choicest com positions OF Chopin,
in which Professor Wolowski exhibited those
wonderful gifts of which he Is the happy pos.
SCISSOR. For delieacy OF touch, feeling and con.
ceptiOp, we do not believe that Professor VOL
owski can be equalisd. We would advise all
those who really desire to become fine perform.
ers, not to neglect this opportunity, while this
great European Artist is still among rs and
particularly as this will be his last course in
Washington, before his departure for Paris.
WHCALL ATTENTION to the sale this evening
by w. b. Lewis Il Co, at No II. Seventh
street bc e1a,Srs s eyer goo Splendid photo.
best portion OF their large invoice of silver
plated ware and table cutlery, paintings, &c,
&c. 1t Is seldom such goods are offered at auc.
ticn therefore persons interested would do
well to attend.
OUR LADY READKRs should by all means
call at Princes Stamping Depot, + street, OPP
posite Patent Office, and see his elegant en-
broidered shawls, yokes, bands and panta-
let's, He has the finest lot ever offered here
His baby blankets are the delight OF every lady
who sees them. Give him a call if You want
someth:ns nice in embroidery, stamping, pink
ing or stitching. apI-3t
WE CALL the attention OF capitalists and
others to the advertisement in another column
situated on Mary land avenue and4S street. 1t
| is one of the best situations for hotel now
offered, being within three squares of Penna.
avenue .--, NH 3t.3.*
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
esteemed sssips ie5 ailsSiafies BEeaseIs1 afss
Irritation Or Soreness OF the Throat.
Will find P' rsSsi a'a "a p pfsarins tho voice
before peakins or singing and relieving he throat
after unusual exertion Of the vocal organs
having peculiar adaptation to affections which
disturb the organs OF speech. nhS9-d&wtf
COEss, RUsIoNs. &c.-Dr. White, Chiropodst
will be in attendance At his rooms 40. 42i Penn
avenue. on and after Friday, April LIST. mh Is
DISEASES or THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL. URINARY
AND SENUAL SYsTEM>-new andrelis bic ire atment--
mail IN sealed letter envelopes. free of charge
Address ID. y. Skilln Hon ghton. Howard Asso-
citation. No. South Ninth street Phi adelphia
Pa. .--.F NH y SIM
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leave Washington daily and one Sunday-quick
tme-iow .are ana sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
tickets and further information apply at the Office
Pennsy lyania avenue and Sixth street, Washing
ton. Office open from 5 a M. to p. m: Siin
days from to 4 p. IN. @a
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