Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-03

AN IMPORTANT ARREST Last evening dis
tur0ance on First street, near the Avenue caused
considerable alarm and confusion I'm the vicinity
foliceman Ashe went TO the scene, and found
tnat III disturbance was caused by several intox-
lcated persons, the principal of whom was Henry
Byrne, OF Baltimore, who was amusing hims elf
by attacking every one who passed The officer
tired TO quiet him, but he resisted and struggle
ensled between them that lasted considerable
time before assistance came. Byrne broke from
Nun ana struck several persons with bricks and
his lists. He was then knocked down nv A zen
tlenan, and the officer got assistance and tied
morning. Deputy Marshal Phillips served upon
him caplas from the Criminal Court, in a case
OF assault on Justice Dom, the day after the last
June election. He was taken to Jail on that
charge, and the commitment for the Fast offence
was sent up afterwards by Justice DOM
ms man byIne IL VIGOROUSLY one Of the most
dangerous and turbulent Of the shoulder hitting
fraternity lett among us since the wholesome
action OF the last grand and petit uries for this
county caused most of them to STAN pede from
the Federal Metropolis He is represented to us
as might've from justice from Baltimore where
ne was implicated In the homicide of a sergeant
Of police, on account of which his return there
has been dema nded by the officers of the law
Police Officer Ashe deserves great credit for
efecting bis arrest last night. He (Byrne) is one
Of the most athletic Of all his class of proverba
disturbers OF the public peace in this quarter
while Mr.. A Is not only small person, but past
the prime or life. He, however, possesses the
nerve and proper sense OF his duty to ESSAY its
discharge at all hazards Hence his success in
this case.
AN lSEBRIATED WAICHMAN.-We hear that
last night, as the watch went on duty one of the
number, said to be named Stafford, was found to
be little under the influence of liquor He was
reprimanded by the chief Of police but allowed
to 20 to his beat On his way he met a young
whose cd at Ina had gG n
brick In his hat" The watchman went to arrest
him and struck him with his staff and knoc ked
him down, but being unable to preserve his own
equilibrium he fell over his own prisoner into
I he street. The chief was sent for, and when he
arrived and found the position Of things, he sent
the inebriated Waterman to the central station
IL Is to be presumed that Mr.. Stafford's services
In the capacity Of watchman, wilt at once be
dispensed with.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Fielder Darnell, book.
keeper In the employ Of Messrs. Barnes l. Mitch
ell, was found dead In his bed at the boarding
house Of Mrs. Beck, Star Buildings, yesterday
afternoon, about three o'clock Dr. Hall expressed
the opinion that death was Occasoned by heart
disease. The deceased was about fifty years Of
age, and had been complaining for day or two
He went to his dinner as usual and then returned
to the store. Soon afterwards, feeling worse, he
went home and lay down, and when some one
went to his room he was found to be dead.
The GRANITE CUTTERS, with a number Of
their friends, make an excursion to the w hte
House Pavilion tomorrow afternoon, on the
steamer Thomas Collyer, leaving this city at ,
O'Clock. They will doubtless have most pleas
ant time.
WYNAN, the great magician and ventriIoauist,
opens at Odd Fellows Hall on Monday night
This is his last visit, as he goes to Europe la
the spring on professional tour for five years
So his friends, young and old, should 20 and see
nim He never fails to amuse and instruct.
STocK.-Yesterday, }. C Mcclure L. Co, auc-
tioneers, sold 1876 shares of stock Of Firemen's
Insurance Company at 30.
TRIALS AT THE GUARD .HousE.-John Conner,
profanity; fine and costs, 81 "a. w. Clements,
do; 3 Is. Kate Williamson, do; 90 days.
ansuor OF system. derangement ofthe liver stom-
ach. want Of appetite, etc. They frequently the
causes that we c,nnot here name, but We would say
to all atii icted.dO We done-use Dr. Hostetter's
you will be cured. We recommend this medicine,
knowing from experience that At is much superior
10 the generality OF patent medicines.
rywhere. au 81 cost
WORTH RBADISs.-Why D il that 90 many suffer
and repne and lag out miserable existence, IN
lifted Tor the enloyments, and even ordinary puI-
and vIgor restored, by treatment at once cOnve-
nlsnt and safe, well permanent IN chaIacter
To those who have suffered long with dIsea Sc,
utmating In loss OF appetite, vgOr, c., the under
signed tenders his PROBES sonal services, assuring
the sufferers. in candOr and sincerity, pleasant,
venient and proper prescriptions, thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unple SAINT re
strotons or hinderance from ordinary business pur-
suits.
All diseases of private nature, from Whatsoever
cause, either recent chronic structures, rrta
bic bladder, &c-alsO, Scrofula, Asthma, Rheuma-
tsm, Piles, &c. skilfuly and successfully treated.
DIR. Harms will visit Washington every week du-
ring May and June, remaining w ednesdays, Thurs
day and Fridays OF each week. Can be consulted
at hls rooms, So National Hotel, from 10 70 and
toe p: m. X. B. HARRIS, nj. D.,
ma lS-WThFf Residence, Richmond, Va.
WEDDING CAkEs, very pretty andvery cheap at
the fhha1ep hIa Confectionery, corner 18th and
streets. Ice Cream q $50 per gallon. jy I8-lm@