Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-31

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Police MATTERs.-Befors Justice MeKenna.-
John Mclaughlin was accused Of INDUCING too
1rrely In the Glowing bowl" OF trying his pu-
SSl .,, abilities upon a dark complexion hack
driver at the Railroad Depot, and raising fuss
generally, He was fined IS and costs.
uso- carroll got drunk-very drunk-so much
% ,9at nothing short of the direst compulsion
Souid indIce him to let go the ground upon
of droWning m ana was grasping with the clutch
>ybi.lv aI Un brldget disagreed about a bottle of
W, ~; HELEN used naug hty words, and Bird.
lens head, producing an ugly cut' and .ni1iie "a,
SiS Cifel- Hellen was fined IS and costs and
Court. o' 'o"iml'ted Tor
Before Justice Williams -Marv Douy,, ,,s A..
Cant"eh NAG little "epat," during which tbs,.
was oandying OF unpleasant epthets An igno.
Ivy the fair Mary, and Mrs. c.. in response ,.tha,
more than nsinuated that Mary would Il Ike piecss
OF req no. IRON II no one was about to witness the
circumstance The justice, with his usual love of
imPartality fined both the accusing psrties The
sum OF 9i each, and told them to be lave better
for the future. "''ei
tcOlored) was arrested for profane and indecent
language towards GeorgiaBa Dade also coIored
It appeared In evidence that difficulty occurred
between the two at the residence of the latter
anu that In the quarrel Warren threw brick at
Eeorgtana, and also threatened subsequently to
1nnlct personal violence upon her He was fined
So"i cents In the case or the pfofans and indecent
language, and bound over to keen the neace 10,
six months in the latter case
Before Justice Dona.-Wm. Babbinoton was
arrested this morning by Officer Carter for assault
and battery on Dan'i Hickey The narties deal IN
cows in Centre Market. Justice Donn's office was
hIied IN moment with a crowd Of acq Va ntances
"I the parties, and 1t was ificult to hear the tes
tInOny, as all concerned seemed inclined to tall
at the same time. 1t was finally ascertained that
II was not case for court, and Babbington was
held 10 Dali Tor peace
virginia alias Mary Williams was arrested by
Oficsr Tanning, for stealing a silk dress and a
shawn from Miss Elizabeth Everett The articles
were recovered, the girl confessed the act and
was fully committed for court. She had been
employed in the family of Mr.. 3 De Camp, from
whence inc articles Were stolen Miss f.. residing
with Mr. DE Camps family, After CONVEYING the
%lri to jail, Ofcer Tanning recovered other goods
ribbons, Joseys, &c, which he will retain to he
identified. " "
MIsrUR EDrER I'm a stranger yer. an a lokin
round fur bisnis, an my obsirvashi,ns induces me
tn say, The polise comes purity nj b tn INV noshnn
Nv things, but 1t wants a litel mendmint The
Pollse has muskits, an goes driln every day
hoVvu
TIL carry an walkin roun an shuiin makes me
cussid turd, an % dOlears an a amt NUT for
so mush worke fur one munth, but eff the Maer
's HOSES fur the polse tn ride an it'll canes not
hevyY, and raisis the pay tn sixte doers a NINTH
then lie CINE Yrs til death,
GENES SMIrnE.
lawful qnostuns in this citi yisturday a man
asked me ware cum frum 1 told him frum the
Gu W; sss he, did yu leve yor citi fur yor
cits goade. Now mistuf edter donte like SIGH
II
"efher le:t huf fur bur goade. eff thea make the
hosses IN things lie CINE sure. GENES
NAsHINTUS, March 9th, 1860.
ACTS AFrRovED.-The Mayor has signed and
approved the following acts and joint resolutions
o; the City Councils Acts making augmentation
fer the erection of a cesspool at the entrance of
alley in square 429; making appropriation for the
judicial expenses Of the Corporations granting the
use Of the basement of the public school on Sixth
street west, between ID and T. south for Sunday
school purposes; for relief of VIM HI TAYLOR; to
grade and gravel Third street east, from Mary
land avenue to street NORTH to trim and gravel
street north, from Fourth street west to New
Jersey avenue; joint resolutions authorizing the
Mayor TO pay one months salary to the widow of
we late Water PurVeyor; inviting the Committee
on the District of Columbia of the two Houses Of
Congress to visit the Potomac Water Works
The VoLuNrEERs.-The military board which
was charged with drafting plan for the reorgan-
ization of the District militia having performed
their duty so far as general organization is con-
cerned, have meeting tonight, we learn for
the purpose of preparing bill to present to Con-
gress for the establishment of one or more inde-
pendent regiments upon plan which will meet
the views OF the corps already in existence We
are Informed that the bill proposes to establish
these independent regi ments on plan which
win include every arm of the service, cavalry.
artillery, rifles, and infantry. The regiments 10
be armed and equipped by the Government: the
OH ,ers aud men TO be exempt from jury DUTY to
be subject to call in any case Of emergency: and
10 receive pay for their service at those times.
FOUNDRY CHAPEL CoNCERT.-The public are
advised to attend the Concert to be given next
Tuesday night by the choir attached to the above
chapel assisted by some of the city's best musical
Sen.. The programme embraces music of I'M
doubted excellence, which has seldom II ever
been sung before Washington audience aInonp
which may be noted the beautiful cantata of
Inc transient and the Eternal" by Romberg;
Luther's Judgment Hymn" Handel's ssGreat
Double Hail Stone Chorus" and other excellent
Things, which will be worth hearing. Go early
PRoF FowLER's LECTURES on Prenologv, at
Philharmonic Hall, close finally this evening the
subject being, by request, "Intellectual culture
and seflmpfovement, memory, how to become
good thinkers, writers, and speakers the basis of
success in business, &c. The lecturer also pro-
poses to give the chronological development
necessary for a good President and Mayor; and it
Is understood that the committee examinations
will make an effort to have or more prospec-
tive candidates for Mayor upon the stand for
examination.
ARRE<r OF FUGIrIvEs This morning, Mr.
Bailey Brown, keeper of the Anacostia bridge
brought TO the Office of Justice Dom a colofed
man and woman suspected Of being runaways
from Maryland. The man IS named Mandred
Harrison, and says he belongs to Mrs Maria Du-
vail, but works as carpenter for Thos e. Berry
The woman says she belongs to the same person.
but the man says he does not know her at all
They were committed to Jail to await a requisi-
ton from the owners.
ODD FELLOWS FUSERAL.-Central Lodge No
I, l. o D. F., jackson Edmonston marshal \
were out in procession Thursday afternoon pro-
coded by Withers' band, attending the funeral
of their late fellow member, Mr.. Jere McKnew
The funeral services at the house were conducted
by Rev. Messrs. Samson and Kennard and the
funeral cortege proceeded to Glenwood Cemete-
~, where, after the Odd Fellows solemn ser
vices by Chaplain Martin Johnson, the body was
placed In the ground
CHARGE OF LARCENY. evening
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