Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-10

ADJUSTMENTS TO. NIGHT

AAUsEMENTs TO NIGHT.
FoRD's THEATER Benefit of the popular
comedian, j. >. Clarke, who appear as "Maior
Wellington de Boots" in Everybodys
Frnnd,' and in the side-spiitting farce Love
IN Livery"
Bliss Lucille Western as mMrs Halter" in
1.-The Stranger" aud as . Don Cesar de Ia
2an." Tomorrow night "Oliver Twist" and
last appearance of Miss Western.
WESLEY CAAPEL-I Ladies' festival, with
great variety of novel attractions, in addition
TO the lair faces of Its patrons Nothing has
been omitted that could tend to the enjoyment
OF any.
OxFoRr.-M'iie Marzeti, Miss Kate Pen.
meyer, Mons Antonio and all the favorites in
Al immense hill IF fun, ballet and sentiment.
concluding with a screaming after piece.
CANTERBU RI Another huge bill of music,
songs, dances, negro delineations, &c intro.
ducing ballet o. twenty young ladies and
several comic pantomimes, concluding with a
popular farce
OBJ FELLOWS HALL-Signor BIitz, the
great ~izald i'll his wonderful illu STATIONS of
magic, ventr'ioquism and science, introd ucing
many startling illusions entirely new to the
pubic. Favorable seats can only be secured
at an early hour
GRACE CHURCH FAIR, held at Island Hall,
Is crowded nightly, and the interest in the
beautiful tsbleaux and other attractions is un-
abated. To night he following tableaux will
be presented with others :--HSpirit OF TO-
'Queen Mary Signing the Death Warrant of
Lady Jan. Grey Execution Of Lady Jane
GREY "Peace."
CORRECTION OF THE I1NROLLMENT.-The fol-
lowing is a :ISt Of the names stricken from the
enrolment Yesterday.
FRS. Sab Dist.ict-James M cLaughlin, alien;
Charles Nice, three years in service; Patrick
Thornton, alien; John q. Brooks, enrolled
PeDnsy lvat Ia; James Casay, alien; John Ar
mold, three years in service: Jacob Lightcap,
enrolled i'll Peupsy wanna; W. W. Harvey. en-
rolled IN MaryIa Dennis F. Kiey, under
m lien Iau id
enrolled in PpDnsy lvsnia; Nathan Shipley, en-
rolled in Mary land: Frederick Kause, enrolled
in PennsH lvania, q. J kuhn, alien E. Denies
ter, three years in service; Martin p. DUNCAN,
enrolled in New York; J. q. Brand, enrolled in
Ohio, Daniel McGarlhy, alien; Edward Maker,
desetter from IN rebel army; Fl. q. Lane, physical
dis ability; W. kuchet, do.
Second Sub DiStrict-L A. Lyon, enrolled in
Ohio; j. ). Knox. enrolled IN New York; los
Stewart, physical disability; J. T. Stanley,
physical disability; K. ]. Atkinson, do; J. @
Riley, do.
Third Sab District John Neslin, alien; Hen
ry Masg, do; Hendrick Aul, do; w. J. Dew.
do; G. I. Packford, enrolled in Maine; John
Brown, physical disability; f. W. Roa ch, do :;
j. g. q uirk, do 7. w. l4oran, dol l.. q. Rob-
erts, do; Henry McI4inden, do.
Fourth Sub District It Lincoln. enrolled In
New York Charles Myers, paid Communication
in 1868; G. J. RIngrose. physical disability; W.
l.. Roose, do; w. Dudley, do Robert Bro wn,
do; X, Joseph, do: ]. A. Cooper, do; Frank
Brooks. do W H. Sweeney. do.
Fifth Sub District-N. II. Barnett, enrolled in
MdesdCHuSPitSs w. IL. ulllleE, physical QlSa.
bIlity; j r Knox, do: Jacob Crumpton, do.
Sirth Sub District Joel l. Pepper, enrolled
In PenrsJ lvahia; Stephen Bentley, do Lam
bert Pennington, paid Communication in 1868;
Herman Richter, ply steal disability.
Sspenh Sub. District John Kelly, alien; W.
Loeb, do Charles Warlish, do; James Ham,
liter, two years in service; John Lundyan,
three years in service; Patrick Burke, alien;
Michael Allen, do; Edward Brahler, under
age; Samuel Prosser, three years in service;
Jacob WPlminster. alien; Daniel Whalen, do :;
w III, Evans. enrolled in MARYLAND. Ed ward
Fitzgerald, over age; James Simpson, deserter
from rebel army; Charles King, do: Gesham
ty: @. ]. Brewer, do; Ambrose Bradley, do.
g. r Vernon, DO; Henry Duval, do; Martin
MeNuIty, DO Edward Dixon. do.
Eighth Sub. District John Brown, Thornton
Yates and ]. W =. Myers, physical disability.
Ninth Sub District.-Patrlck Con way, physi-
cal disability.
Ttpeiffh Sub. District-John Kelley, alien; A.
M. France, enrolled in Maryland; j. M. Berk-
stresser, paid Communication in 1863; James
Flynn, alien; George M. Bayer, enrolled in
PenTsy lvapia; &. {. Means, enrolled in Ma
ryland jeremiah O'Neai, alien: John Barrey,
do; Thomas Dukes, enrolled in New Jersey;
Thomas Barnard, enrolled in New York; J 4.
Willets, enrolled III New Jersey; A. ]. Ray
mond, do; John Dulaney, James Denely, q.
III. Ostrsnder. E. ID. Taylor, S. J. Magaw, Ed
ward McCue and Patrick McCabe, physical
disability.
CIRCUIT COURT, chef Justice GARTER
Yesterday, there were several cases called and
decided In this court, the most of which were
appeals from the decisions OF magistrates.
Clener Is agt Everett-appeal from Justice
Drury. Everett served a thirty days notice on
Clements to quit possession of q certain tene-
ment, under the landlord and tenant law, and
judgment was given for lesser, from which the
lessee appealed, contending that he was
yearly tenant. The preponderance OF proof
before the court was otherwise, and the value
of the property was proved; hence the iudg-
ment was affirmed, and the rate of rent fixed
AT twenty dollars, the previous rate being
twelve dollars per month. Messrs: Clark and
Wharton for lessor, and Jones for lessee.
Under zoos against Nailor-appeal from u.s.
tice johnson. Under wood lived in a house
formerly owned by F. S. Myer, which was sold
under a deed OF trust executed by relative Of
Myer and was purchased by Nailor. The lat
ter demanded the payment of the rent which
Underwood did not comply with and he re-
fused to acknowledge Nailor as the landlord
claiming ad verse possession. Major subse-
gEently distrained for rent and under the old
law jury was summoned who gave judgment
against Major. After the passage OF the new
law NailOr sued Underwood for possession be-
fore Justice johnson, who gave judgment for
plaintiff, and from this decision an appeal was
taken. The judgment was reversed with
costs-Lloy d and Wharton for tenant, n orris
tor Major.
JC Kauth ast Corporation OF Washington
appeal from Justice Clayton. Kautn lived in
s house erected on lot 3, in square 2g}, fronting
on street, in the Second Ward, which he de-
sired TO enlarge. There is a brick house adJoin-
Ing, and last spring he proceeded to enlarge the
house. The Commissioner OF the Ward, INT.
james W Spaulding) had his attention called
TO the building, and a warrant was issued for
the arrest of Kauth, for violating the building
regulations OF the city, which provide that no
frame house or building shall be erected within
81 feet of a brick house and Justice Clayton
imposed fine Of 500, from which decision an
appeal was taken.
The defense set up is that the building does
not come within the meaning of the law mas
much as portions OF the old building are used
in the new one, which is eight feat wid than
the old one, and is near or qnie three stories IN
height. 1t is also claimed bv the Re ,ense that
the house is brick nogged under and covered
with thPrboarding.
W. j. Miller appears for kaHth. and JOS. II
Bradley Tor the Corporation.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE INAUGURATION
Last evening meetiL OF the East Washin gton