Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-11

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Alexaadria papers We clip the folio VIM:
Between hsre and WIshineson fhsre is a
broad track open and in it the tug bosss taov.
Su51n s1a Kssie We, q charss of 1sssrs
Alexandria RaifrOad, 80 maiins tffps, Trans.
porting passengers and freight bet weeu the
two cites. About one o'clock1 eaturdsy the
6ss sSs %.s. h fss Gn f nss van IN.
com ing from Washfb gton 70 this city, but
below here, where the river, a. far as theeye
can reasn, u one unbroksn sheet OF ice, aer
Wo or the coiored criminals IN our COUNTY
pu were detected Thursday, In the midst Of
toeir secret preparation for escape thetefrorn.
fruetrsted.s II seems, that their blankets. han
been torn into shreds and converted into q
rope, BY the Aid OF which they were to scale
names are VIM. Grinton and Jonn T6onaS.
The work OF repairing the ,Raflroad bridge
across The Potomac will be Commenced at
ent managers ofthe Washing ion. Alexandria
and GeoFRetown railroad. who have already
large number Of bands employed IN mis- city
i9adsp cars With lumber with which to NIL
Another sensation 10 started in the city, an d
many Of our citizens are excited to fever heat,
originating in the new project OF q SUR o ndsr
70 Conrress OF the Aqueduct piers for railroad
Mr.. VIM H. CarIin, the conductor OF the
passenger train on the Loudoun and Hamp-
eDhe u rapidly recovering from the
effects Of the severe injuries he reject we'd at
Herndon station some days ago. .Ii.. ...sf
The roads IN this neis hborhood, and we sup
pose IN the whole State. are in such 8 terrible
condition as to be almost impossible except by
the Hgbtest description OF vehicles
The little daughter of Mr. Lewis Erill, who
was so severely burned last month that her
life was 6espaired of is mending slowly, and
hopes are now entertained of her ultimate re-
eoyery. .atl- ra... .aa a1.s r.t ID. .I...
w. & A. r. X. trains continue to run 10 the
south end Of the Long bridge, from which the
passengers walk 10 Washington.
The pistol shot woand received by Mr.
Tim Leonard, last December. has nearly
healed. ...I frr. .. e. 81 =. -
LARCENY GASES Saturday, VIM. Michael
was arrested by Off GER j johnson, of the Second
n Mare ;h LOT inc larceny Of gold watch and
held for hearing by Justice Bates. John AL
ward was arrested by the same officer for re-
eeiying stolen goods, and held for hearing
by thesame Justice. John Green aud VIM
Dedson were arrested by officer Hill, of the
second Ward. on suspicion OF the larceny of
an overcoat, s45o in money, and certain val
naoie papers, the property OF John X. Tunnie.
They were sent TO Jail for a hearing by Justice
Thompson. Ranzel Brown and VIM. Yeates
were arrested by oficer Whitmore. OF the
certain property claimed bv Thos Fisher of
Georgetown. The case Is held for q hearing
by Justice Boswell.
LECTURE ON HAMLET-We invite attention
TO Mr. Preuss' concluding Lecture on Hamlet
advertised in another column, the first part of
which was so very fsvorably received by
hishiy cultivated and appreciatIve audience
a few evenings ago
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-Wm. How.
ard (colored) was arrested Ia t night by Officer
Gordon, of the 9th ward, upon a charge Of
forcibly entering the house of =. II. Gordon
ana stealing small sum OF money. He is
held for a hearing.
Doc LICENSES officers Yeatman
Evans and Whitmore, in the Seventh Ward.