Evening star., 1865-04-05
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TO. NIGHT.

AMUsKMENTs TO NIGHT.
FoRo's THEATKR.-Miss Laura keene rs
"Martha Savage" in the drama OF the y" oTs-
men OF Washington" supported by ); ", NC
y Cullom, ]. Dyott Harry Hawk and other ia
vorites.
growers Aladdin, or the
wonderful Lamp" brilliant Opisnsal p,sna varns
Gle, with Misses Germon, Grey, flace SerHey,
Nichols, and all the STOCK company III hofei
characters.
CASrERBURr.-El Nino Eddie, the infant
Bloudin Holt MuIligan, Hart Clark, and all
ths srea company in an immense programme,
concluding with a side-splitting afterpiece.
OxFoRD.-Ballet, burlesque, songs, dances
and negro delineauons by the entire company
of fifty performers, concluding with scream
ing farce
C1RcUs-Corner OF New York avenue and
9th street Stone Resston's com mbination of
,equss rrau, gymnas.s, acrobats and other at
fractions.
MESAGERIB AND CIRCUs.-Sixth street, near
the Clarendon. Van Amburghs geological
and equestrian combin alton rare opportu-
nifty for profitable amusement.
SABBATH SCHOOL CONCERT AND FESTIVAL
9t Rev. DR.. Gurley's Church, on New York
avenue. pleasant time may be expected.
FURTHER HEARING OF THE SHOOTING
AFFAIR.-Yesterday afternoon, J Justice Miller
proceeded with the hearing of the evidence in
the case against VIM. Sbedd Samuel Dawes,
George w Bauer and W. w. Leaman, who
were arrested on suspicion of being connected
with the shooting OF Mr.. George Rensell the
the Stor OF yesterday. Mr.. q. II. Utermehle
appeared for the defense.
j. +. Aoddoz sworn.-Monday evening, be-
tween ntne and ten O'Clock, crowd collected
IN ID. near 18th street. Witness went out and
saw two or three pistols IN the hands of stran-
gers. Could not recognize any OF them. Went
to the crowd and asked what's matter. One
man called out, "Keep back Keep back! I'll
shoot" Witness saw Samuel Dawes in the
street. Don't know that he was in the fight.
Is positive he did not see pistol in Dawes
hands. AS witness turned and went to the
pavement the shots were fired, but he did not
know from what direction, as there were ten
or twelve persons in the street.
George W. Cudlipp, ID. r. p. Van Gordon
and Jos. II. Bracket were also sworn, their
evidence Corroborating the testimony of Mr..
Maddox, none, however, being able to point
out the party who fired the shots.
The surgeon being Of the opinion that the
wound Of Mr.. Russell will not prove fatal
nnless braiI fever ensues, Justice Miller ad-
mitted the accused 70 bail $1,000 each for
hearing this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
POLICE REPoRTs--First Precinct--John
McTrucy, drunk. kept till sober.
Second Precinct.-Bell Wagner drunk, S3.
Fifth Precinct.-J. Williams, drunk, dismiss
ed; Patx McCarty, do, $3.50; w. W. Parsons,
do, military; ]. s. Holrage, fighting. $3.50;
Lewis Martin, do dismissed; Henry Starke,
disorderly, dismissed Belle Shoemaker, do,
workhouse; Sam1 Kune, do, SIS: James Hill,
do, SIS; T. Holmes, drunk, S3 Thos Cunning
ham, DO, 81; Thomas Smith, do, dismissed;
James Devlin, disor derly, 3 50 Jacob Bowers.
do, $3.50; George w Smith, do, Sl2.9O, also
threats. bail for peace.
Third Preetnt.-W VIM. Thoma, drunk and dis.
orderly $3.50. Michael Cation, assault and
battery; two cases; bail for court. Also, disor-
": Sl0.62. Patrick Kennedy, drunk: military.
Margaret Logan, drunk; workhouse. Eliza
disorderiy; military. Elizabeth dgley, drunk.
dismissed Hugh Comfy, do military.
Fourth Precinct-John Scott and VIM. War
Ger, drunk: dismissed.
SixfI Precinct-O. A. Schofeld, ejecting a
.oloIed boy from car dismissed; w h.
StarkeS, suspicious character; do. John
Worthington, drunk: military.
CRIMINAL COURT, Jttdge Olin.-Ye yesterday,
the case OF Nathan Darling, charged with an
assault and battery on n. Seavitt, was tried
and resulted in verdict OF guilty. He was
sentenced to pay fine of S25.
Emma Donaldson indicted for keeping
bawdy house, submitted her case, and was
sentenced to Jail for Bine months.
Patrick Conroy, indicted for an assault and
battery on Stephen CLARK, submitted his case,
and vas sentenced to pay fine OF S25.
Mary Shaunessey, indicted for an assault
and battery, was acquitted.
John +. Scott indicted for larceny, was found
not guilty.
This morning Lewis Watson, indicted for
an assault and battery, submitted his case, and
was fiRed S2J.
VIM. Patterson, ~lias VIM. Perry, indicted
tor the grand larceny of several hundred dol
lars worth OF goods, was found guilty.
CHARGE OF ROBBERY.-Yesterday afternoon,
John b. Blayney was robbed of $3.50 In
HOtes, IN lne restaurant corner OF
Louisiana avenue and 7th street. Suspicion
rested upon Truman Edmondorf, VIM. Kelly
Mary Boswell and Harriet Leaman, who were
arrested by detectives Kelly and Bigley. and
taken TO the police headquarters, where they
are held 10 await a hearing before Justice
Miller.
LICBrsRs RRDUCRD.-At the instance of Gen.
Auger, the price OF licenses issued by Col.
Taylor from the headquarters of the Depart
nent of Washington TO fishermen on the Poto-
mac, has been reduced. Parties who have
taken out licenses for the season can have the
amount standing to their credit by the reduc-
tion refunded TO them, on application at Gen.
Auger's ONCE.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceU-The Will
OF christopher Weber was fully proven and
admitted 10 probate. Letters testamentary were
issued TO Charles Weber.
The inventory OF the personal estate of Mar
tin Johnson was returned by the executor and
passed.
REAL ESTATE SALES by j. q. Mcclure IL
Co, au auctioneers.-Anacostia Tavern and farm,
near Benning's bridge, to w. II. Clagett, for
Si,92j. Lot on l. street north. between 18Th
and lith, to Joseph Jackson, for 90 cents per
square foot