Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-22

THE CoscERT Of vocal music given by the
pupils Of the LIST, Cd, and ath Female Grammar
schools OF this city, last evening. at the smith.
large lecture room OF that building was filled
to its utmost capacit y, and by a highly respect
able audience; The p ISEramms comprised
sentimental, and pathetic pieces, and sung in
solo, duet, Quartette and chorus. We can only
tina, hs was
sci yes remarkably well. The concert through
out was quite satisfactory and reflects much
credid on Professor Daniel The proceeds Of
the concert will be used for the purchase of
pianos for the schools. The concert was sus-
famed by about forty misses, who were neatly
attire d, and occupied prominent place on
the lie cture room stage.
HIGHWAY RrBEKRY.-Yesterdaya afternoon.
Charles Seymore, discharged soldier, was at
bridge. and they, taking him back Of the old
lime. kiln, robbed him OF seven or eight dollars,
his disc harge papers and knife. Seymore COM
70 Of found
them in Geo. Beent's saloon, and took them to
the station, where they gave their names as
John Grimm. Thomas Brennan, narsss Xs Zen,
James Grimth and James Kelly. The case
was heard BY Justice Boswell, when Seymore
identified tina two first named a. the parties
who took hold OF him, and they Were committed
to Jail for court, and the others dismissed.
PETTY LARCENY. -Sunday morning, Patk
Grady, one OF the little fellows that robbed
Trinity Church some months ago, WA arrested
AZ. near street The little scamp got on the
top OF the house and entered through . sky
light, went down into the bake house, helped
re ana sn soIs copper
kettle. He was arrested by oficer Monahan, Of
the Fourth Ward, and was sent to Jail for
court by Justice Giberson.
VIOLATION OF THE Cow LAw.-Yesterday
Sanitary officer James. of the Tenth Precinct,
arrested John Kssfe. Daniel Curtin. Thomas
reside IN Cork, between 9Th and 9TH and @ and
H streets, Island, and the other in Havti, near
the Virginia avenue bridge, on the charge Of
in two hundred feet of q dwelling. Justice
Boswell fined them % each.
TEE.-Omcers Garrett aud Kutzner arrested
Mary Daley and Rose McDevitt, mother and
daughter, the former aged 20 and the latter
about q, who were drunk and in a general
row-the mother having thrown the daughter
into the street. They were taken before JUS
tice Boswell. who fined them 81 each, and re-
quired the last named to give security to keep
sober.
REAL ESTATE SALK.-Yesterday afternoon.
J. q. Mcclure Co, Auctioneers, sold the fol-
lowing property, situated on Sixteenth street
west, between M and N north: One lot to Geo.
jackson, for 81 cts. per foot; nine lots to F. f.
Wilson. for 10 cts. per foot; two lots TO Henry
Mensel, for 10 cts. per foot one TO John o. But
ter, for 10 cts. per foot one to Henry Ward, for
10 cts per foot one to A. S. Vose, for 10 cts per
foot; one to same, for l3K cts. per foot.
HORACE GREEDY IN LIMBo-yastefday O.. .
fcer Beall arrested Horace Greedy (coloredl
on the charge OF stealing a watch from Jacob
Messler, and Justice Gull committed him to
Jail for court. On searching Greedy another
watch was also found on him which he could
not give a very satisfactory account OF, and is
supposed to have been stolen.
GRAND LARcENY.-Frank Francis and Obs.
Lyles were arrested Saturday by Officers
Thompson md O'ConnelI, of the Fourth ward,
for stealing silver watch, valued at $35, from
Chas. Neil. The watch was stolen by Charles
Lyles, who gave it to Francis and Francis sold