Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-13
LOCAL NEW.
ADJUSTMENTS To NIGHT.


FoED's THRATKR.-Edwin Forrest the
"Cardpal Duke" in "Richelieu, )" supported by
Mccullough, Madame Ponisi, and other
favorie artistPs.
Growers THRATER -Mozart's grand opera
Of "Dcn Giovanni" with Frederick. Johanseu,
Hermanns, Lehman, and other favorites In the
cast.
WASHINGTON THEArKR-"Enoeh Arden,"
"allack as s.Enoch," Davenport as "Pniip
Ray" and Placide as "Martin." This drama
tizstion of Tennvsen's beautiful poem has been
arranged expressly fer this combination.
OxFoRD-EDtire change OF programme. To-
night, s,Jack Sheppard" Mile Marzstti lin
the ballet of the 500 servatoire Of Paris" ana
all the great company in fun, burlesque, and
sentiment.
CAsTKRBURY-El Nino Eddie, on the wire
and tight rope Ballet, songs, negro delinea-
tons. &c, concluding with a side.spiittng
afterpiece.
FOUNDRY CHAPEL-Ladies fair, for the
benefit of the Church. A most pleasant enter
tainment
SKAroF HALL.-Grand complimentary ball,
for the benefit OF Charles Spencer, Esq,
ments in another column prove the elegance of
the entertainment, and must insure great
success.
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoN.-At the E street
Baptist Church Addresses will be delivered
by Rev DR.. Gray, Rev. Dr. Earle, and others.
THE J0B1LKE-The interesting services of
the Catholic Jubilee In St. Aloysius, st. Pat
ricks and st. DOminicks Churches were con-
cluded yesterday. The attendance was very
large, the ediices through the day being crowd
ed TO their utmost capacity. At ST. Aioysius
yesterday morning Haydn's Third Mass was
sung and an elegant discourse delivered by
rev rev. d. a; mcguire. whe was assisted by Rev.
Fatners Wlget, Rockford, and StoneStreet In
conducting the retreat. In the afternoon at
Vespers Rev John Emg delivered an interest.
ing discourse. The choir was aided by Her.
mans, of the German Opera, " no sang the prayer
from the opera of the s'Tewess." Mrs. Kretch-
mar also sang, with fine effect Rossini's cave
Iori A. ole 1ol,
OF the retreat took place, Rev. Father Mcguire
preaching an affecting farewell sermon and at
the close the baptismal vows were renewed.
There were several thousand communicates
during the week.
At st. Patrick's the closing exercises OF the
Jubilee and retreat were OF very impressive
character. They were conducted by the Rev.
Fathers Walter and MCCARTHY who, during
the week, have been engaged daily at the con-
fesstonal about ten hours each. There were
over three thousand communicates during the
week.
At the st. Dominicks Church the retreat was
conducted by Very Rev W ID: Young, Rsv.P
NJ. Relph, Rev. J. II. Lynch, Rev. II. Coll, and
J. A. Bokel, pastor. During the week there
were nearly two thousand communicates.
THR THIRD WARD EXEMPTION CLUE met
Saturday evening at Temperance Hall, on E
street, John ii. Bartlett president, and r. T..
Preston, secretary. The president stated that
the association embraced 271 members, and
that out OF that number 80 had been drafted, 90
OF whom had been accepted by the Board of
into the funds of the association, but that there
was not enough money to furnish substitutes
for all who had Keen accepted, and he would
lew further assessment OF Ss25 on each MEM
Der.
ON melton, time was given to the 2lst instant
for pay ing in the above named amount Twelve
substitutes have already been put ia, and the
others will be put in In few days.
FUNERAL.-The funeral of the late Samuel
Il. McElwee took place from his late residence,
on 9th street, yesterday afternoon, and was
largely attended. The Columbia Typographical
Society was out in large nun bers, including
some OF its oldest members, New Jerusalem
Lodge OF Masons, with delegations of other
lodges, also united in the ceremonies. The SER
vices at the house were conducted by Rev. DR..
Keeling, of the Episcopal Church; after which
the cortege proceeded to the Congressional
Cemetery, where the remains were inferred.
after the burial service OF the Masons had been
read.
LARCENY CASES IN THE THIRD WARD
Saturday afternoon, Edward Matthews, col
Cred, was arrested by Officer Leach for the
larceny of $50, the property of G.. w. Bender.
The case was taken before Justice Thompson,
who committed the prisoner to Jail for court.
John 7. Scott was arrested Saturday night
for the larceny of a basket containing guam.
tity of sausages, bacon, pigs feet, &c, from
the wagon of Mr. idieneyer bu her at the
Northern Market. The evidence against the
accused was clear, and Justice Thompson sent
him to Jail for court.
McKRNDREE CHAPEL Yesterday Rev Mr..
GGheen, VINO was appointed at the Baltimore
Conference TO the charge of McKendree Chapel,
entered on his duties, and in the morning
preached from the words task and ye shall
receive" 1t is quite unusual tor a minister TO
enter on his work IN q new charge so promptly,
and this. with his discourse, made very IA
Sorable impression yesterday.
FOUND IN SEWER Yesterday. some boys
playing bout the sewer in street north, be.
tween 9th and 10Th, discovered the body OF q
white infant, evidently OF premature birth,
which had been recently placed there. They
took IL out and were exhibiting ii as curiosi-
ty The body was taken by the Third Ward
police 10 be buried
a meeting of the Seventh Ward exemption club
measures by which every drafted man in the
club will be cleared.
ATTENTION is called TO the notice elsewhere
of the concert at Wesley Chapel next Wednes-
day night. The hest amateur talent has been
selected, the music Is excellent, and everything
promises rare treat.
LADIEs.-EvPry lady in want of beautiful
Jewelrv should call a. the Dollar Jeweiry
Store No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue, Az street.
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SPECIAL MOTTO ES.
SPECIAL NoTICR-The Bfth annual meeting o,
TIE West End Building Association will be held
at Mrs. Lang's Hotel. Georgetown, on Monday