Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-04
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs Te. NIaHr

AMgsEMENTs TO NIGHT.
GRoVRRs THBATBR.-The Oriental specta.
Gle, aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp" and
Germon as aladdin" Miss Grey as the
Characters.
RpsIHRATRR.-The drama of the "Work-
Martha Savage" and McCullom as John
savage" supported by the entire company.
mEhAGkRIR ANB CIRCUs.-SiXth street. near
rae clarendon. An unequalled collection Of
animals, daring equestrians. and brilliant
acTooauc perform. Gees every afternoon and
evening.
CANrRRBURY.-Ah huge bill Of ballet, burles-
que, songs, fun and sentiment, concluding with
the roaring Irish farce of "O'Flannigan at the
Fair or, the Peep Oday Boys"
OxFoRD.-Return of Miss Kate Pennoyer
and other favorites, in addition to the great
stock company in an immense programme Of
ballet burlesque, and negro delineations.
CIRCUs.-Stone Il Rssston's great combina-
ton, corner of6th stree.and New York avenue.
Equestrian, acrooatic and gymnas tic perform
ances, the trained dogs OF Prof Hutchinson,
and 8 host of other attractions
UrrY COUNCILS, April 3, 1S65-Board Of Al
dsTmen.-Present Aldermen Pepper, Noyes,
Quick, Utermehie, Canfield, Lloyd, Plant,
McCathrOn and Barr.
In the absence sof the President and Vice
President MIR. Lloyd was called to the chair.
A resolution of thanksgiving over recent
victories was adopted, and the Board ad-
slant.
Common Coancl-The Board was called to
order by the President, Mr. Lloyd,l all the
members present except M essrs. Dudley, Fer
guson, Kelly, Pettibone, Swan, Wilson and
Walker.
Mr.. wright called the attention of the Board
10 the news, remarking that Richmond did not
fall every day, and that 1t was evident the
members could not transact any business. He
moved the Board adjourn.
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victory had been given to our army in the cap
ture Of Richmond, and in consideration de-
claring the Board adjourned to Wednesday
evening, which was adopted.
CHARGE OF RoBBBRY.-Sunday morning
Peter Lackey, CommIssary steward, COM
been robbed at the Western Hotel, near 4
street, and Sergeant Cronin, with officers
McElfesh, Safie. Walling, Essex. Hill and
Tayler went to the place when they arrested
j. II. Flynn, Samuel Miller, Robert Lynch
and James maNne. ]. j. Collins followed the
party to the station house and was placed
under arrest, as were also VIM. H. Seaman,
who was recognized as being OF the party.
John F. Lynch, the proprietor Of the hotel was
Laeksy, it appears, was in the hoiel ' and got
something to drink and handed over SIS bill,
receiving dollar change. While placing the
over bis eyes and his money, about $40, was
taken. Justice Giberson heard the evidence
and committed the whole party to Jail with
for selling liquor to soldiers. Collins was also
lined for carrying slung shot.
DIsIoYALTY.- Yesterday afternoon, two
ysuDg men, William Norbeck and Julius q.
Wiser, were arrested by officers Brewer and
Frazier, and taken to the Third Ward station,
upon a charge of dsloyalty and disorderly
conduct They were intoxicated at q restau-
rant on 9th, near ID street; and while others
were expressing their joy over the success Of
our armies, these two were yelling for jeff.
Davis, cursing Abe Lincoln ana the Govern
ment generally. Justice Thompson held both
for further hearing. 1t Is well for them that
they were arrested for in the excitement of the
hour there was a strong probability that both
would have been roughly handled by Loyal
men.
TRANSPORTS AGRoUND.-Informatonr reach.
ed the river transportation office yesterday TO
the effect that five transports bound up to this
city with govern ment stores are aground at
different points in the lower Potomac, among
which is the steamship Glacus, which is
aground off Smiths Island, high out of the
water, and the Neptune at George Island,
hsviDg run inside of the guard boats during
the night
ARRIVAL OF WoUNDED.-The hospital
steamer State Of Maine arrived here this morn
ing at a O'Clock, with four hundred wounded
men, and after unloading Immediately returned
to City Point There were a large number of
serious cases among the lot, including many
amputation OF limbs. The patients were dis
tributed among Lincoln, Columbia and Emory
Hospitals.
A WAsHINGroNIAN IN THE PULPIT.-On
Sunday evening, Rev. Samuel 7. Ferguson,
who is well known In the eastern section of the
city, and VINO for the past year has been serv-
ing his first year In the ministry under the
Mary land Conference Of the Methodist Protes-
tant Church, preached 10 a large congregation
in the church at the Navy Yard, and made q
very favorable impression.
ALADDIN AT GROWERS. gorgeous
epectac ular piece was brought out at Growers
last night after style OF effectiveness never
before displayed in this city, and il must have
an immense run as it deserves. The house
was damned.
THE ILLUMINATION TO-NIGHT.-Extensive
preparations are being made by the heads OF
the various Departments and our citizens gen.
orally for the illumination to night, which will
doubtless be one of the grandest affairs of the
kind ever witnessed in Washington.
ATTENTION Is CALLED to the notice of the
evening at Dunbarton Street Church, George.
town. charming musical entertainment is
anticipated.
MASONIC DIRECToRY.-From the Compiler
". Morris Smith, we have the Masonic Direc-
tory, District of Columbia, 1865, a very useful
little publication for members OF the craft.
CITY ITEMS.
RKoPKNED.-We are requested to say that
MIR. John Gross, No. 81 East Capitol street
Capitol Hill, has reopened his Confectionery
store, Sanitary Officer Sprague having exam
med the premises and found every thing clean
and proper, and no infectious disease in the
neighborhood.
COMBS, brushes, sets, bracelets, rings for
only one dollar at the Dollar Jewelry Store
No. 1873 Penn. avenue, near 4 street.
MARRIED,
In New Orleans, La, on the 9TH of March, at the
residence of the brides mother, by the Rev. JohI
Percivsl. of Trinity Church. Capt. JOHN DANNA
Of the L; s. Sisnal Corps Department of Gulf. tc
Parker, formerly of Washingto city, d. G.
On the sd Of April, EUG ENE T sULLIyAN, OF