Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-04

ored, was arrested yesterday afternoon By
Roundsman johnson, for the larceny OF q
violinceilo from the orchestra at Seaton Hall.
He was held to bail for court by Justice
Thompson.
Last night Sergeant johnson, OF the second
precinct, arrested William Harris, a soldier.
way robbery of G.. NJ. Legg, last Tuesday
night. He was taken to the station house and
searched, and papers belonging to a soldier
named Clamp, who mad been robbed an hour
before the arrest, were found in his pockets
He will be turned over TO the military, to be
tried with Bradley and Colman, his associates.
All the parties belong TO Hardwood Hospital.
IMPORTANT SALE OF STocKs.-Messrs. Nc
duire & Go. made the folio wing sales Of stocks
yesterday. viz:
$4,000 u s. $40 bonds, 10sx; $500 U s. 81
bonds, lo9k; 1900 Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road bonds, a5; 1000 Pacific Railroad, Mo,
bonds. 65a; 1000 ST. Louis and Iron Noun
tain, Missouri bonds, 56A; 90 shares Franklin
Insurance Company stock, % per cent. pre-
MUM; so do. do, SIS do; 1 share WASHINGTON
and Georgetown eNS F Railroad Co, ~ per cent
preferred bonds, with interest added, Tx:
2,6tt5 so Brick Capitol stock 22 $500 Corpora
ton Washington per cent. stock, OK: 90
Corporation Washington per cent. stock. 81.
DANGEROUS WIFR.-Ellen Forehaud,
once an enlisted soldier, but subsequently
18th V. r. G., was arrested yesterday by
officer Sprague, on the complaint OF her hus-
banu, who charged that she had followed him
several days armed with q pistol and threat
enipg to take his life. She is about IL or 20
years old, and is considerably tanned by tho
sun during her service in an Indiana regiment.
Her husband did not wish to prosecute her.
but only wanted to be safe. Justice Handy
dismissed her to leave the city in the first train,
and she took her departure in the p. m. train.
Vnhn
S. Clarke, whose recent triumphant engage
ments in New York and Philadelphia has lent
fresh brilliancy TO his fame, commences an
engagement at Ford's Theater next Monday
night, and his splendid performances will, OF
course, concentrate the attention OF amusement
seekers. His fresh and genial humor, his
artistic taste, and his wonderful piS comtcd, In
vest all his presentations with the highest
interest, and lends to them an effect rarely
equalled.
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT IN GENERAL
TRRM.-Yesterday, the case of Crawford agt.
Addison from the Circuit Court, on excep-
tons, was argued by Messrs. Brent for PLAIN
tiff and Bradley for defendant, and the de-
cisien of the court below, In which Judgment
was given for defendant, was affirmed. THIS
case was brought by MIR. Crawford to recover
damages-the amount OF salary as Mayer OF
Georgetown for that portion of the term filled
by Mr.. Addison, who was subsequently ousted
by the old circuit court.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-C. F. Wa
tiers, drunk; A. Aulbraw and Leon Carter, dis
orderly; John Mack, violating hack law; 81.
Lucy Wilson, profanity; $3.50. Nellie Dever.
violating Corporation law; IS. Joseph eagle,
drunk and disorderly; military. Aadw. Dun
kin, larceny; bail for court. Lizzie Jennifer
and Edward Sanders, grand larceny; for hear
ing John Clancy, do; do. Geo. Hodgson.
drunk and disorderly; dismissed.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge ParceU.-This
morning the will OF w. II. Edes was fully
proved and admitted to probate.
The will of the late John Fletcher, BEG ueath.
ing his property to his family and nominating
Joseph H. Fletcher as executor, was fully
proven.
The will of the late Bernard O'Reilly, which
was partially proven in 1S56, was TO day fully
proven and admitted to probate
THE TABLEAUx at the Grace Church Fair
at Island Hall, last night, were admirable.
and repetitions were called for again and
again in each instance. They will, by partic-
ular request, be repeated tonight, to afford an
opportunity to those not present last night to
enjoy them tonight The oand belonging to
the list regiment Meigs Guard will be present,
GRAND LARCENY.-John Clancy was ar
rested by Officer Parker Tor the larceny of 800
and the prisoner was held for further hearing
by Justice Boswell.
OUR CITIZENS should not forget the sacred
concert at Growers Theater tom orrow night
in aid of the sick and wounded soldiers,
Affairs In Georgetown.