Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27

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certain 30, charged against him as the father Of
her illegitfmate male infant. Justice Clark 10
sued q requisition for the payment Of the same,
which, IL David IL wis., he win not fail to attend
which 10 not 10 be trifed With, and in case Of hs
further refusal, win be likely 10 apply to the
Criminal Court scare Jaeias, which will compel
David 10 come 70 terms and likely add to The
costs already assessed against him 81 aIHs
Before Justice Williams. Miss Collins was
brought up Tor engaging ina fight with the chill,
dren Of her ne1t-door neighbof. She was fined
Eliza Lee had the attention Of the authorities
municipal called TO her for cursinp and swearing
IN the streets; for which usurpation of the prevail
ing masculine Prerogative she was fined 81 90. I
N.. lene mt, Martin, B. L. Boyan, and Thomas
ing and other misdemeanors In the Northern Lib
critic. They were severally and collectively fined
Sl.9. Joseph Knowles was discovered to have
been guilty Of throwing stones and 'sslashing
about" generally, In the aforementioned disor.
derly conduct; FOR which the magistrate charged
him also 81 .93.
Frank Edelin, was arrested for being engaged in
a stone battle in the vicinity Of the Catholic Semi
nary He paid 81 IS for his sport
Jim Rowdy was brought into the office by the
officers. who caught him in front Of the Northern
Liberties market-house creating a drunken dis
turbance, TO the annoyance Of market-goers Jim
wanted to engage In stand-up fight with the
magistrate, put that officer preferred legal meas
ures, and sent the accused over 10 Queen q vepe-
table gardens to work for the Corporation 60 DAYS
Before Justice CxH-wm. Piper was arraigned
charged with indulging in propensity To throw
stones in the public streets. William dlsproved
the accusation, and the magistrate dismissed the
case, and charged the costs to the Corporation
Theodore Acton was charged with being drunk
and disordrrly. and with fighting with his rela-
tons. He was fined $40 and costs
John Sleivef was suspected Of behaving in n
dlsofderly manner, TO the great scandal of the
resident magistracy and constabulary He was
fined 81 81.
NJ Tbeodor. .ton ,r., .x.,. ,-.-l.,
the magistrate on accusation of behaving in
dlsofderly and rather riotous manner. The mag
istrate fined him 80 Sc. \
John Nally, Ed. Houck Jno Houck and VIM.
Wilkinson were caught in a cornfeld with bag
Of freshly pluCked ears in their possession The
theft was, after considera BILE maneuvering by the
constable, traced to Wilkinson, who was held to
bail for court. -
cused of indecent and disorderly behavior in two
cases. She was fined 80 and costs in one case and
SIS and costs in the other
Sam Cooper. colored dandy, went on a little
go" and consequently got himself before the
magistrate charged with being drunk and disor-
derby. He was fined Is and costs.
Charles Hurlbartwas accused of peddling various
kinds Of goods about the streets without having
first paid license therefor. He paid the magis,
tate 800 and costs
Mary Whitaker was caught conducting herself
In disorderly manner and annoying her neigh
bors. She did penance in the sum of So and costs.
and was told to behave better next time
Sarah J. Norton forgot she was a woman, and
usurPed the masculine privilege Of cursing and
swearing, In which practice she Performed with
whole-sOuledness worthy Of a more lady-like
action. She was fined 1874, and duly lectured
THE GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION ON Nov
DAY.-The Catholic Beneficial Total Absti nence
Association Of the District of Columbia will give
their annual excursion to the White House Payil
ion, on Monday next, the 10Th inst The White
LlelrGa DaNa Hs.t. Ia, I'll
Is strictly temperance affair and the character
Of the pavilion is the same The Thomas Collver
has been chartered for the occasion and will
make two trips during the day withers, Rand
has been engaged. and will favor the companv
with its most exhilernting strains by land and
water. Among the amusements Of the tay w III
be dancing and various athletic sports and one OF
two addresses are expected on interesting subjects
For particulars Of the excursion see advertisement
The MARINE BAND, led off by Prof. Scala
will discourse the following music at the Capitol
Grounds this evening: -.rE
L. Wedding March from Midsummer's Nights
oD Dream 3D.. -. !; Mendelsohn Bart
3. Anvil Chorus-ll Trovatore. Verdi
a. Mrs. Harris's Polka. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Scala
S Chorus and Cavitina-Two Foscari Verdi
.. morhlhg star Waiu. ...............-..St Strauss
5. Last Rose Of Summer, &c.
ARRIVAL At THE PKNIrENrIARY-Yeste ]
). Gonzales, Esq, U. 5. Deputy Marshal Of the
northern district Of Florida, arrived in this city,
in nine days from Pensacola, with four assistants
having in charge five prisoners to be Confined in
the L s Penitentiary: John French convicted of
murder, sentenced to two years; VIM Thomas
do, three years; John r. Darling. mail robbery
two years; Jas Gill and VIM. Wethered, mutiny.
seven years each. Deputy Marshal Gonzales with
his company were Obliged to observe the strictest
vigilance during the entire trip, to prevent the
cape Of their prisoners.
SPoRrING.-The time is arriving for the gunners
and fishers to employ their leisure hours upon the
Potomac and the bays and creeks upon it The
knowing ones say the season will be very excel
lent the crops Of grass in the marshes being ample
Fishing parties too, are organizing for trips down
the river. Probably a larger number OF gentle
men Will be in those sporting parties than for
long time before.
WATCH RETURss.-Frank Newton. colored
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs 50 IS Four
individuals, who could not obtain more comfort
able quarters, were accommodated with lodgings
for the night
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