Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-04

onenoers, II one might Judge from the following
list Of cases, which he has disposed Of during
the past month. His returns for the month ~
July foot up as follows:
Rosetta Davis, for disorderiy conduct I'm IN.
streets, was fined 81 81 James Acton, for being
,Ould a drunk ~ and diso,dery in the streets, was
ID days jeremiah Murphy was found hy the
officers oppressed with too much whiskey and
is $50 $50; Tnos Taylor was caught violating
the corporation ordinance respecting the dis.
charge Of fireworks In the streets. and Sned al So
Ueo,se w ood, Tor being inebriated and 'shoIler-
ing about the streets, was fined IS IS John
, siheI, 90, 90 nned SO a. VIM Tracy, caught
win bricks in his hat, fined s5 %; p. Arth, FOR
setting nre to certain Fourth Of July whirlaxigs
In the streets, paid 81 So and departed a wiser
ana sadder man. Edward Moulton, for getting
Mrs Mitchell partook of the Juice OF the corn
and behaved badly, she was fined SO o., and I'm
default Of the tin. went over to stop with Queen
" aav,; Daniel CaIrol, Tor disobeying the ordi-
nance respecting dogs, paid s. SIS, and left the
once Of the Justice Ind gnant; Thomas EwinU
sold whiskey without the Corporation authorize
ana Rald penalty Of $40 So; Hannah Turner, for
peddiing In the streets without a regular permit,
was, In default OF the needful - sent to yegetate
al tne farm during space Of 30 DAYS; Eliza
Detn bush, Ior public demonstration, a la
chdso, was fined - 81; Thomas Sweeny was
cooled of from a somewhat inindicious imb;haS
ton OF the Dick Swiveller mrdicine by fine of
- ~. Richard Daugherty sold strong liouors in
uu.sr con'empt OF the statute made and provided,
liz J.
Mundel, for disregaTding the dog license law.
paid 5S cents; J Philipson, do, do; J Otutt'
ior anoecoming department on the ''pave," came
In for fine Of 81 IS; Charles Edmunston sold
whlskey on the sly, without due authority and
was let of for S2O. S. ~
William DE Neal got disorderly, and behaved
oadly, and was fined 81 81 for it; John Hurley.
lost his wife, and sat the steps be walinv bis
miseries, till he was sent to pull weeds in tbs
Corporation garden; Richard Sweeney kicked nm
a muss, and had to fork over 50 81; John King.
90, 90 S3gii James Kathity, do. do SO "a; John
smith (ths John Smith) do do So o.: Thomas
Fitzgerald, do. do. 81 SIS; VIM. Barton. coIored
for too much noise, fined ST. %; James Ssw,u
cord, do do 81 :9ii Charles Frazier, cold, do
40 Sl.9+i Lucy Hepburn, colored, do do 81 oI.
James HoTning, for disoTderly conduct wa, semi
TO the workhouse 80 days; Lewis Browning came
out OF whisky mill, walking sideways and was
lined - 81 John Slatterly, for unpeptIem,nIv
department, was fined 81 81; Geo Roberts LIED
IN the same ship with Slatterly, and was also
nned l9I; susan Spokes went drunk and wins
Persd much too loud-fned S2.75; Herman Mum
~, Tor visiting the whisky shop once too often
MAD TO FORK over S5 81; James Mullen went on a
sly bender, but the convivial extract within him
spoke Tor him, and got him into a scrspe by
Wnlcn the Corporation Melted 50 o.; Ben Buck-
ley, dizzy aud uDroarious, fined IS So; los Ger
hardt, for selling strong waters on the sabbath.
was fined $50 Is. Mrs. Morarty put something
strong in her evening beverage which csused
that good lady to forget her statioD-sbe went in
Tor a sixty days visit to friend Queen. Total
amount OF fines for the month SI99 90 A prettv
SVOu WOfk.
REQUEST We call attention TO the follow
| ing communication from perturbed fellow cit.
izen. Ii is to be hoped that some of our facient
police will comply with the reasonable reuuest
II contains and dispense sausages and strychnine
In that locality in quantities to suit the exipen
Giles OF the case at an early day:
Editor Of the Star: Where I live on I stree,
,r eal rouIleenth, there are several dogs Indeed
.here are few more than several There is pro,
Ddbly dog to each man, woman and child in
| the vicinity. The consequence Il, that Al nigbt
we are treated to considerable more noise than /,
agreeable There is barking Of all kinds from
the snrlllest treble down to the heaviest base
and II continues with but little IntermisSion from
bed time till daylight. Ii has been suggested
thdt the dogs are so numerous that the com
, hhuniy cannot auord to feed them we'll and,
therefore they are more watchful than they wouId
otherwise be. Whether this is true I know moi
Dut would like to ask, through vour columns
nal tne police officers be authorized to distribute
ahonSst THESE CANNES liberal supply of highly
seasoned sauSages, so that they NAV eat and he
hiied nor hunger and bark any more
win respect am, yours, &c, EscULAPIus.
A FINE ExcuRsIoN.-Eastern Lodge, l. O. O
r, proposes an excursion to Giymont to- morrow
glance al Its advertisement will show that
nothing that the skill Of the managers could do
10 insure I" good timen has been left undone
NO better chance for pleasure has been or will no
oneieo .nis summer Take your wife, or, il you
are SO unlnckY al TO have none, make preDara-
lions In That direction Immediately by taking the
sWeetest-tempersd and best-looking Young lady
among your acquantances "Stand not on The
order OF your going, but 60 at once'
The FULToS.-The U. 3. frigate Fulton, Can
tain Alma, arrived up at the Washington NAVY
Yard at Y O'Clock yesterday afternoon, in tow
of the steamer Arctic, after a nine months cruiss
In the Gulf She broke her connecting rod some
distance below Norfolk, and was obliged to put
IN al Norfolk and wait for the Arctic 10 90 down
for her Her officers and crew are all well She
Is To be ovsrhaued, and put in perfect rig for her
next cruise, the coast Of Para2 nay. The Water
witch and Arctic are also to be overhauled and
repaired, and are to accompany the Fulton on her
next cruise.
A SAVINGS BANK PROPOSED Mr. Editoy 7
would like to inquire, through the medium of
your valuable paper, why il is that we have no
penny savings bank in Warrington \ am sure
II would be well sustained. There are many
persons who would make deposits in an institn-
lion OF this kind, rather than In one carried On
more extensively. And many a penny wOuld
thus be saved which is squandered and lost
T.
Doc LICENSES During the month of July five
hundred and thirty licenses for dogs were issued
by the Corporate authorities, greater number
than ever issued before The owners Of many Of
the animals were highly offended at the enforce
msnt OF tue law, declaring that though they had
owned dogs for years, they had never heard of
such law.
JOHN :. DEvLIS has been sent to the insane
asylum.
WORM READISG.-Why "a IT that so many suffer
anu reRHe And IL ~ out a miserable eI stence nm
htleo i0r the enJoJmants. and even ordinary puT-
SUITS Of lie, when relief may lie obtained and health
and vIgOr RESTORED, by a treatment At once conve-
ulent ana safe as well as permanent IN its character
10 those who have suffered long with disc &C.
ultImatlng IN loss Of appetite, vIgOT the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
the sufferers, IN candor and sincerity pleasant con
Venient and proper prescriptions. n thorough cure
ana sound body and mind, without unpIe sant re
suits. ~
All diseases off private nature, from whatsoever
cause, either recent chrome, structures an irTa
bic bladder, &c.-AlsO, Scrofula, sthma Rheuma-
tlsn Piles, &C., sklfully and successfully treated
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