Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-30

Amusements Tonight.

Amusements Tonight.
GRoyKR's THEArRE--For this evening on,v
Iayiors great comedy, ssOur American Cons
IN, MISS Susan Denim and Mile Augusta IN
p-ohibent characters. Matinee to morrow af
ternoon ut reduced rates.
CANTERBuRY.-Beneflt night of n Sm;,,
ana a. Is. Sipe, with a huge bill of ballet som s
burlesque, pantomime, negro delineatjons
Llapeze performances by the Miaeo brothers
and other attractions by the entire great com
Pany, assisted by several volunteer perform
Sfs' matinee tomorrow afternoon
OAfoRD.-Ballet pantonime, trapeze per.
iorniahces, songs, negro comicalities, burlesaue
Sc., concluding with a screaming afterpace
LADIES matinee tomorrow afternoon.
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81 JosEPHs MALE AsYLUM.-The follow
ing ing premiums We're awarded to the pupils OF
81 Josephs Select School, on "Wednesday las,
1or good conduct and application Gold medal
awarded to Master Aloysius Stephens
MIN, IN christian Doctrine.-Siiyer medals were
tan, Alexander Gould. William Eckloff, Stanis
iaus Hamilton, and William Bohn.
Geography, Grammar. aud Arithmetic
and William Turner
Reading, photography, and Sacred History
IIeHnuMS Were awarded respectively to
Ward " ~ ''''' '"'neS
Reading, Orthography. and Grammar.-Pre
rilums 10 John Coughlan, George BONN, and
beorge Emerson.
Geography and Sacred Observation-Disclosures
70 Frank Young. james Woodward. Walter
%o3rman, and Frank Pochon.
. ARITHMETIC and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
Frank Maggie. Joseph Kiefer and James DAILY
: typography, Arithmetic, and Chatechism-
premiums to Marion Cunningham. Frank
oyer, Alexander Gould. and John Fireman
Reading and Orthography- Premiums tn
- I W ard, James OiConnell, Clinton FLYNN,
;tohn Rieter. Frank Ellis. Frank Ward. vii.
nam Donnelly, and Thomas Mcneil
Reading, Orthography and Catechis,r
Iremlums to William Ecklof. William Bohu.
william MeDevitt, Joseph Richtor Charles
steele, and Thomas Triplett.
Premiums to the Orphans-Fcr good con-
dnct: silver medal awarded 10 Andrew
Quirck.
For Christian Doctrine.-Slyer media, m
Geo. Agnew
The exercises We're exceedingly interesting.
heN- rather Mccartney was also present
ana took deep interest therein.
ORDERED To LEAVE THE CITY-I.ast night
about 10 O'clock detective Barry passing along
'Onlo avenue, between 9th and 10th sts heard
the cry of policet and stop thief! running to
the spot he met three young men, who he iden-
TINED rs thieves, and arrested them They re-
fused to 20 with him, but the persuasive infiu-
ence OF revolver induced them TO accompany
him 10 the police headquarters where they
gave their names James McMann. John
Early and Frank Foster. This morning they
had hearing before Superintendent Richards
and the cause of the disturbance last night not
being discovered. they were discharged and
ordered to leave the city Immediately. Detec-
I'VE arrested another man named VIM.
Bowie, who is represented 10 be of the order of
Cher1lfers a IHdustrie. He Is waiting TO BE- dis
posed OF by the Superintendent
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THE RTOT.-1t will be Fecollected that on the
i2th ultimo a riot took place on the Island in
which DR. Vim. Royd was severely injured
Al that time ii was stated that DIR. Boyd went
out with revolver in his hand, and called
upon the crowd to desist. &c DR. Boyd denies
that ne had a revolver in his hand at all. He
says ne went out with his revolver i'll mis- belt,
completely covered by his coat. and had
nothing in his hapd whatever; that he did not
even draw it from the holster during the whole
ARRAY. He says he approached the soldiers in
peaceful manner to implore them to desist
from further outrages: but, without giving him
time for any explanation, they advanced upon
him, and made him the victim of their rage
Inc Doctor charges some OF the women i'll
me vicinity with having been the abettOrs of
the riot.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION AT ST. VIScENT's.-
The annual exhibition of St. Nimcent's School.
corner OF 10th and CT streets, took place yester-
DAY A large audience was present. including.
tertainment was of a highly interesting char
acter. MANY of the young ladies of the various
CLASSES, for their observance of the rules of the
school and excellence OF conduct, We're
awarded crowns. There was also general
distribution of premiums to the scholars for
proficiency in their studies. The entertain
ment was interspersed with music. ballads,
&c, all of which met with most favorable
reception.
Inc exercises were closed WIN an apprOpri-
ate address by Rev. Father Walter. pastor of
st. Patrick's Church.
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CHARGE OF RAPE AND ATTEMPT AT RAPE.
Yesterday, officers Pool and King arrested
Vim. O'Neill upon the charge OF committing a
rape on Margaret A. Queen, and Albert Max
we'll for attempt at rape on Sarah A. Brown.
The scene of this outrage was the Catholic
Cemetery, St. Patrick's, and the girls are con-
trabands. Another girl, Rachael Bright, was
violated NJ the same time and there are other
parties to be arrested. VIM O'Neil was sent
to Jail for further hearing and Maxwell was
dismissed. Sergeant Johnson, in making his
return of the case says the calling of the parties
aTrested is that OF lonferS.
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TIE STATCARY FOR THE CAPITOL.-Con-
cress having appropriated the old Hall of
Representatives, in Washington, for gallery
of statuary, each State to contribute two
statues, the last Legislature of Massachusetts
the Govern 'r TO appoint three COM
missioners to select the eras in the history of
the commonwealth to be commemorated. The
appointments are John CT Palfrey, of Boston;
Richard rockingham, of Charlestown, and
Solomon Lincoln of Bingham.
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The FIRST PIC MIC OF the Robertson Asso-
citation will be given at Calvert's Grove,
Biadensburg, next Tuesday. July 4th. Almost
pleasant time is expected