Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-23

Two young men, arrested for disorderlv con.
ductin the Northern Liberties Market were fined
s5 81 each. man was arrested by Omcer Wat
son, for committing nuisance; dismissed. A
young man arrested by Oficer Gormley. for nro.
family in the street; fined % Of, and bound over
to keep the peace = Two colored women were
nned - "a each, Tor profanity in the street. Pink
Coakley was had up once more, on a charge of
general outrageous conduct and profanity; 2ned
$40 50 A man, for violating the law relative to
dogs IVA. sned $40 o. H. Levy, profanity and in
decent behavior; 81 o. Alfred Thomas Mary
Jones and Jas. Hill, for indecent and Outrageous
behavior in the streets, Were fined each SiO 81.
Michael Kane, Edw'd Mccormack and Edmund
Burke lor racing horses In the streets, were each
hned IS " II Bressenhhsm, profanity; 81 %.
Ann Eaton, drunkenness and profanity; 81 81
Two restaurant keepers, for violating the law
regulating the opening and closing Of taverns,
were each fined $40 aud 81 % costs Alexander
Adams, eursing; 81 81. Mary McKinIgan do
81 81. Ann Chase, disofd-rlV behavior; 81 o.
Yesterday morning, United States warrant
was issued against John Medar and his daughter
on the charge, by Antonio Heitmuller of stealing
vegetables from his stand in the Northern Liber.
ties Market-house. The parties were arrested and
brought before the justice; but the evidence Of
tfy certain stalks of celery and heads of cabbaoe
bY marks OF natural decay upon them was not
considered sufficient by the magistrate pspecialIv
after calling number of vegetable dealers from
the market, who swore that II was impossible to
identify vegetables unless by the manner in which
they had been cut: so the case was dismissed.
Medar, on being dismissed, threatened to behead
heltmn!ier, who thereupon had him bound over
to keep the peace.
About twenty warrants have been issued during
the present month at this ofice-and the cases are
now pending-against boys of all ages for disor-
Derry conduct, such as throwing stones plavinc
handy, and other unlawful games in the pu Bile
streets Ii appears to be the intention of the on.
GERS OF this district to b:eak up, if possible the
assembling for dlsorderly purposes of all BOYS
who have hitherto been in the habit Of Tins as
sembling IN the northern portion Of the city.
AsOrr THE METROPOLITAN MECHANICS, Tx.
srIrUrE-Among the business transacted b. the
Board OF Aldermen last night was the passage
by them OF the subjoined joint resolution based
upon the memorial Of Chas. +. Stansbury, ESQ
corresponding secretary and chairman OF the
committee Of managers Of the Metropolitan Me
chanics' Institute
JOINT RESOLUTION granting the use Of the west
portion OF Judiciary Square to the Metropoll-
tan Mechanics Institute, for the purpose of
holding National Exhibition thereon.
whereas, The Board of Managers of the Me
tfopolitan Mechanics Institute purpose to hold.
In May, le6O, national exhibition of works OF
American arts and industry; and whereas the
management, OF said Institute have asked per-
mission OF this Corporation for the use of the
west portion OF judiciary Square for the purpo,e
OF erecting buildings for said purpose BE II
therefore
ReSo!red, &c, That the Board of MANAGEMENT
OF the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute be- and
they are hereby permitted to use and occupy so
much OF the west portion of Judiciary Square as
may be required for the purpose Of erecting build
ings, &c suitable for the objects Of aid txhibi-
tion, and that they be permitted the use of the
same Tor two years from the time Of their exhibit
,lon: PrSvid,d, That the buildings proposed to
De erected shall meet the appreciation of the Pres
ident of the United States and shall be so con-
stfucted as not to detract from the appearance of
the neighhorhood, and shall be painted or white
washed Proridsd. That the approval of the
President Of the United States be hrst obtained
ard PTorided, further, that the consent of the
property holders on the squares fronting on the
proposed building shall first be obtained
Court OF CLAIMs.-Yesterday, Judge Black
ford delivered the opiaion of the Court in the
case of Francis X. Tillon and another, surviving
executors Of Henry EckfOrd, deceased, rs. The
United States. The claim was for rent for the
use OF certain lands by the United States; and
the Court decided that the claimants have shown
no cause Of action.
Judge Loring delivered the opinion NJ the
CorFt In the case of Richard Goodman rs The
United States. The Court decide that he has
not made out a case showing that he is entitled
Judges Blackford aud scarburgh delivered
opinions ad verse to the claim of Henry w Morris
rs The United States. The claim Is TO recover
a certain balance Of pay which the claimant
alleges to be due to him as a captain In the navy
OF the United states. Judge lorng dissented
from the above opinions
Court adverse TO the claim of Almanzon Huston
contract.
The Court then proceeded to consider the c,ss
Of the heirs OF DIR Jas Thatcher rs The limited
states, and J. }. Coombs, Esq opened the ar
gument in behalf Of the petitioner. Upon the
conclusion OF his remarks, the Court adjourned
CENTRE MARKET .-Notwithstanding tn. nm
favorable weather yesterday and last night, the
market this morning was numerously attended by
dealers. from the djacent counties of MARYLAND
and Virginia as well as by the licensed dealers
The supplies were abundant, the p;icp, I'M
changed, and business part OF the morning brisk
a novel feature has been introduced into the q 50
market-the sale of fsh by weight This morn
ing we noticed that the we'll known dealer, D. ID.
johnson, had decorated his stand with variety
OF fresh fish, not very common in our market, and
from him we obtained the prices, as follows: Cod,
per 10, 1Oc bla" ash, do, l2c.; founders do
1Oc paddock, do, lOc; white perch, do I2c
rock, do, 12c.
The hay market was well supplied, but the de-
mand was not very lively.
CONDITION OF THE FIRE DEPARrMKNr-The
report OF the inspector Of FIRE apparatus shows the
condition OF the companies OF the department TO
be as follows: Union Engine and suction In
order; the hose needs repair, and also the engine
house. Franklin apparatus in good order:
about four hundred feet Of hose 10 order; about
the same amount undergoing repaiTs Perseve
rance--The old eng Inc neads repair; the balance
Of the apparatus In good order Columbia All
in order. Anacostia ALI in order except the
suction. Metropolitan Hook and Ladder An in
working order; but needs painting for preserva-
tion.
ARRESTS FOR LARCKSY.-Ol1cer Daw arrested
Nicholas King and Gus Morris, who were charged
with stealing lot OF wines from Benedict Jost
The parties were taken before Justice DOM ard
after an investigation Of the testimony they were
fully committed to Jail for trial at the ensuing
term Of the criminal court.
ROBBED.-The dry goods store o: Mr. Andrew
Goddard, on Seventh street, near Now York ave
nue., was broken open on Saturday or Sunday
night last, aud the money drawer robbed Of some
IS In cash. The place was entered by forcing up
the slide door Of the front entI ance and breaking
out large pane of glass in the door.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-A. Green, auctioneer
sold lots No. 2l and ~ In Cadets subdivision of
square No 677, on g street, between North Can
itol and First street, for $500. Cormick utchel
purchaser.
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