Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-16

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Bridget Lynch was charged with selling liquor
| without license, and fined $40 o. 6eorgfana
Simmonds was accused Of disorderly behavior
and aaed 81 "a. Patrick o. Brien was aocused Of
dIsorderiy conduct and profanity, and fined 81 81.
W Ward do do "a ID Stewart do do /,
"a o. Mary Fails for using indecent language,
was 81 ~ VIM, Sullivan, accused Of carving
rhomas Hall, accused Of disorderiy behavior, was
fined n 81. J. +. Parker was arrested for u.tering
oose enc isngasss :; an, and tined o. Morgan
OILS wss conyicted charge Of selling liquor In
quanttties les than the standard reqeired to be
Observed IN his license. Mary Manning was ac.
made to pay ane Of 81 o.. Lucy Buri was
found to be unregistered or non resident negro,
and was duly fined so 81. 9 Bosch was dis.
covered to have violateda law by buying and
selling old lead, iron, &c, without license, and
was fined $1,000. John Pela, similarly accused,
was, on satisfactory evidence. fined 800 %
Thomas Micholson was fined 81 o. for alleged
costs was sent 70 the workhouse 60 days. Eliza
beth Burns, accused Of using indecent language
twas fined 81 o.. Charles Rizoa was found guilty
OF harbosing cur without legal authority to do
So and was made to pay fine Of IS IS. Margaret
Coiwel was successfully charged With giving
uttefance to indecent language in the streets and
| was duly fined 81 e4.SGa caroline Adams was
charged with using Insulting remarks n violat on
of law, and was therefor ined 81 o. Vim Wa
men, accused of disofderiy behavior. was fined
81 u. Henry Eberling, county constable was
charged with drunkenness and disorderly be-
1 havior and fined; but In default of security and
| costs was sent to the workhouse j. II. Redwell
was accused Of disorderly behavior, and tined
| SLg Becca Gunton, charged with noisy con
1 duct and open profanity, was fined 81 "a Eliza
beth Dulaney charged with unbecoming beha-
| vior. was fined 81 81 Michael Robbins, drunk
i and -disorderly, was fined 50 81 Chas. Vancey
was accused Of stealing several shoulders of bacon
and was duly held to appear at the criminal court
Patrick Calhune was accused OF biting of
mans fore finger; for which canHibal exhibition
he was required to give bail in $500 for his appear
| ance at court. Eight small boys whose names we
withhold for their own and their parents sakes
were caught entering the house of Josiah Essex In
the night time. for unlawful purposes they were
he'd to bail John Pela was accused Of receiving
| stolen goods, knowing them to have been stolen;
held TO bail in the sum Of 5000 for his appearance
at the Criminal Court Mrs Henrietta Bosch was
also charged with receiving stolen goods, with a
guilty knowledge and held to bail In like sum
| TO answer the charge Ann Cavanaugh was ac-
cused Of sundry petit lsrcenes; to answer which
| she was held to bail John Tennia was charged
with the commsso on of rape upon the person of
Ann Tennia; he was held to bail T. court
| Before Justice Clark David Dodson, w lillian
Butler and Robt Seymour were seveTally hauled
| up for violating the commandment which pro-
hihits profanity. They Were severally fined 80
| and 81. 16 costs. .-.F ....- =.
| WASHINGTON THEArER. Woods Minstrels
opened last night to a large and fashionable audi
| encp, who seemed highly delighted by the fine
music and eccentricties Of this superior corps of
talented Ethiopian artists. The new wit that
| they introduce makes the entertainment novel
and dspels that sameness which seems to be the
difficulty of other companies In their line of
business. The ladies were out in numbers, and
veritable, quaint, and funny Jim Budwofth, gave
him new impetus, and he out-did himself. The
Theater will be crowded tonight, so go early
and secure a seat
Mr.. EDITOR GA live dog Is better than dead
| lion" 1t has been said, II quote correctly but
'durned sight - Beef cattle are quoted at about
| an average Of cents per pound, while a very
ordinary ''pound" I'm market costs 10 to 10 cent?;
My friends the butchers, are a jolly, good set Of
fellows. but they are getting rich. 6uying IN
iarus, driving fast horses, DC, while we poor
devils who have to 60 to market as purchasers
see our funds grow ''small by degrees and beauti,
fully less =" II any one Of the political parties
will put ''cheap beef" plank in their platform.
FOR one, am ready to stand on II Till meat comes
down. A BEEF EArKR.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MONTGOMERY Cous-
TY. Md The meeting Of the friends of Breckin-
ridge and Lane atthe Cross R os DIS In Montgomery
county on the 18th instant well attended
Able speeches Were delivered by Messrs Brewer
and Bonic OF Maryland, and Frank nj. Spencer of
this city. The remarks Of the latter Were parti-
cnlarly happy and were delivered In a style very
creditable to our Youthful friend whose Jealous
defence Of the National Democracy against the
charge Of favoring disunion met with hearty re.
spouse from the assembled crowd.
MEssRs. Army & SHINN, on Green st. George
town, are still furnishing to families and restsu
rants throughout the District cider, ale porter,
brown stout and mineral water, all Of the best and
purest They bottle nothing that is not A No /.
which 10 the cause of their being so well patro-
nized, especially by invalds
LADIES and gentlemen, the only sewing ma
chine worth buying Is Grover Bakers. 1t has
been thoroughly tested for years. and found want
Ing In particular Examine 1t carefully before
making a purchase We explain with pleasure
the great advantages and simplicity of the ma
chine at Stevens, 1856, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. IT
LADIES, the extensive i'm provements In nv store
being now complete In every department, shall
use every effort to keep INV stock well assorted
with the most choice Gods Of the season. and offer
the same at the very lowest cash prices and one
price only. Cali at once and Judge for your
selves, r--F .. II
For your bonnets, hats, Eats, ribbons, French
flowers feathers, dress Trimmings, embroideries
and real laces go to Stevens fancy store 1886 be.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. It
STEVENS, sole agent in this city for the celebra-
ted Grover d Baker sewing machines, 1885, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Prices from $50
to $50. II
STkVENs Qrets mats Tor ladies' are EXQUISITE 90
at once to see them, 1886, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. IT
FEVER AVID asus.-This trying and provoking
disease, which fixes it's relentless grasp on the BODY
OF nan, reducing him to q mere shadow q short
mentally useless can a DEBATED d ahd driven a ono
the body by the use Of DR. J hostette,'s Rensioned
BHteIs. The great success il has III. with an the
al results fol owing It's have estab ished
IL as a permanent "Institution." We wOu'd advise
our readers to procure this valuable spec fc and IL
an absent friend Is affiict d with the Fever and
Ague, or any other nervous disease, t. hasten and
cure this much favored and greatly desired arti-
ole trial Is all that is needed 10 prOvs its many
excellent qua tiles.
erywhere. 80 oc l6 cost
HoLLowAY's PILLS.
DebfItty 0ad Ldngn0r To remove the cause and
prevent the effects is the true theory which the
treatment puT sued by csc medicines is found d.
Languor arises from debility and debility from the
Imp We lshmen. of the blood arrangement of the
DIGESTIVE organs If from the latter, the Pills are
me best tonic medicines IN use, AID for their pur
lying and sanatye properties they stand uneq uaed.
or sick headache nervous disorders, enervatIon,
estlon and depression of spirits, they the
only remedy. Sold by all Druggists at 25c f2c and
81 per box. oc I2-lw