Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-30

POLICE MArTxRs.-Befoss Jnstics Williams-
Mr.. 8. Pribram was accused of keeping his house
open after hours. The proof was that the wit
nesses went In the house at eleven O'Clock and al
nve minutes to twelve, the proprietor requested
them to leave, which request they complied with.
80 the Corporation lost It's case and got let In for
el6i costs Mr.: Dent was accused Of an assault
ana battery on Mr. Erich. II appears that Dent
has little plat Of ground, which he employed
Erich to cultivate under written contract Tbe
terms Of the contract not being complied with,
his orders, elected the complainant in rather A
summary manner. IL being su efficiently apparent,
on investigation that the terms Of the contract had
been violated, and no evidence being introduced
70 show that Dent was in any manner remiss on
his side, the magistrate dismissed the case John
Butler, for disorderly conduct, was fined IS 81
Frank Mannette was accused Of carrying a pistol
and committing an assault and battery with It, by
Striking James Welsh over the head with the
breech. He was fined $40 and costs, and placed
under security to keep the peace for space of six
months.
Before Justice CIarl.-wm Wilson . b,ck
man, was accused Of exacting an illegal fee from
passenger; fined $50. Mrs. raham was accused
OF diso.derly conduct, In violation of Corpora
ton ordinance lined SLID. Mary Sullivan was
caught trading and trafficking In sundry distilled
waters, against that section of the law which pro-
yides for persons thus trading and traficking to
first obtain license; fined $50 81 Daniel Fitz-
gerald was accused OF assaulting and batterinp
MIR. Rob Smith; bound over to keep the peace
Geo- Brown was accused Of stealing an ACCORDION
from VIM. Clements and VIM. Clements was ac-
cused OF stealing a watch from Geo Brown This
mutual stealing took place so long ago. and under
such circumstances, that the Justice could make
nothing OF IL at all. Ii seems that Clements stole
The watch from Brown while both of them were
so drunk that neither could remember the circum-
stance; and afterwards Brown had borrowed the
ACCORDION while Clements was bit in his s.cups
and therefore couldn't remember the circum stance
. Ham a,a1
A POLICEMAN, named Chipley, yesterday caus-
ed warrant to be issued by Justice Dom against
an estimable lady living on the Island for s.pro-
voking and insulting language" under the fol-
lowing circumstances: The policeman's child
was playing with the lady's little child when the
former snatched piece of iewelry from the latter
and hid it In its bosom and ran home The iuve-
nile freak was witnessed by a coored girl a ser
want OF the lady, who informed her mistress. and
Was sent 70 the polfceman's with polite message
requesting return Of the bauble The servant,
IN executing her errand. saw the policeman s
child, and, taking it by the arm, requested it to
give her the property. This liberty aroused the
indignation Of the policeman's wife, who pro.
| ceeded to the lady's house and commenced H.
| rade towards her. The lady calmly heard her
through. and, when certain that she had conclud-
ed politely told her that IL IL she choose to keep
the Jewel, she could do so, and shut the door and
/ went back to her household duties The mapis.
trate heard the facts, and dismissed the case The
L a
| servant for an assault and battery on his child
This last case has not yet been dis posed Of
METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE ISsrIru1E-This
nourlshlng school, composed of young ladies' and
| under the charge Of Mr.. and Mrs Thos III. Hay.
enner, held its annual exhibition last evening" al
| wesley Chapel. The church WIS crowded and
| the manner in which the scholars performed the
various parts assigned them apparently gave great
satisfaction. The exercises consisted Of singing
reciatlons; and delivery of original positions
| ana an address by the Rev. A. w. Wilson. The
| performances Of Miss Fanny Lord and Miss Susan
Boteler seemed particularly to crafty the audi.
ence, and once or twice they Were called upon to
| repeat.
| CENTRE MARkKr-The market opened this
morning with an average attendance of dealers
very falr supply of provisions, but a meagre at.
| tendance OF purchasers, and proportiOnate de.
mand. The prices are about as on Tuesday last
Picnic To-MoRRow.-The English Lutheran
sunday School give picnic tomorrow, at Ar
| hngton Springs. 1t promises to be one of the mos
| pleasant excursions of the season.
WATCH RETURNs.-I,ast night Mary McDer
mott was arrested for being drunk and disorderlv
She was Gagged the entire night, and this mornin.
was ordered to pay a fine and costs of 50 Is. Two
| Iodgers were accommodated.
MEN's Daxss su1rs,
YorrHs' DRRss sUIrs,- '' '""''
cHIIDars's ORES, suI Ys.'s'' B1''"s'' s1i'''
| CaiIdrsn's Sehool Sn,ts
B,oxn Hos marble 8su Rr CStRIR
announce that their annual display of Spring ant
summer Clothing Is now ready for Inspection n
Is comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's AND
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desig nj
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
| 10 thOse who study excellence with economy, il
fashionable articles Of dress, opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stool
OF Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
uuoou Piioes' ap 3-ly
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hsIieriHg Sick Headache:
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1 Dealers. and 10y the ProprletOrs. Price 81 cents
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| SANFoRD's LIVER ISvIGoRAroR which came "
| cs recommended as cure for Liver Complaints
| and all disease arising from Diseased Liver Tn,
| testimonials OF so many of our Physicians in its
iavor, INDUCED US to try It, and conviction Is
thst II l. one Of the greatest blessings evsI
| gwen u DySpeptIcs. for IL made n completa cure
before the nrst bottle was taken, and now we ca n
| eat anything eatable without tronha while before
| nothing bat the lishtest food would digest AID
| often that gave pain. Now what want to say Ia
all our readers is, if Liver Complaint or Dysneoxs
do not fail