Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-25

6CENTRAL GUARD tdOUsR CAsRS-befoTe jas
ties Clark Saturday, Michael Coke, John Hol-
ohan, Thos Uhco, VIM. Sbeban and David
Reese were turned over TO the military. Edward
Razon, drunk-dismlssed; Ann Smith, drunk
Bemeyer. de -ane % 81; Mary Rogers, do.-fne
81 81; VIM. Armstrong, colored, do.-workhouse
90 days; Jas. Mosby, do -workhouse 90 DAYS;
yas. Garner, drunk-fne 81 %; VIM Radcliffe,
do-dismissed; Dennis Donovan, do-nne 81 %;
Jos. B Hobby, do.-fne 81 81; Chas Raglan,
do-workhnuse 30 days; Jas. McGovern, do
worEhouse 30 days. Samuel L. Willis, dds
missed; Levi Humphrey, do-fne 80 "a; John
O'Connel, disorderlv-hne % 81; Roger Kennedy,
profanIty-hne 81 81; x. Warren, for thrashing
fellow for insulting female in the market
dismissed. John Sullivan, indecent exposure
vorkhouse 30 days John Conner, profanity-fne
% 81; Darius Gladman, disorderlv and profane-
fne "a O6; Robert Tate and J. g. Otter, do fine
81 81 each; James Malone, disorderly-fne 81 "a;
James Brown, neutrality-suspicious. 30 days;
James Riley, Neutrality-suspicious. 30 days;
John Sullivan and Michael Kelly, hghting-dis-
missed.
Monday-Thcs Hill, drunk, dismissed; Han
nsh Aallahsn, do, workhouse 30 days B. II
Brakeman, do ,aned 81 "a; Theodore Kelner, do
workbouse go days; Honora moriartY, do, work
house 30 days; John Cook (colored, y carrying a
concealed weapon, and for disorderly conduct,
was fined S31.A Anthony Mawn, stealing, Jail;
James Dorsett, drunk, for further hearing; James
smith, drunk, fined % "a; Joseph Smith, ap-
pearing disguised as female, fined - 81; WIN
Bradley, drunk and disorderly, fined 81 "a; Jas.
down to serve bis term out; David FisEe, drunk,
turned over TO the military John p: Hepburn
(colored,) out after hours, dismissed; Charles
smith, drunk and disorderly, work house 60
days; Isaac Contee, stealing and gambling, held
for further hearing Oithe arrests eleven were
by the ID ward patrolmen; seventeen by the Sd
ward; seventeen by the 4th ward, and six by the
patrolmen Of the 7th ward.
Four MoRE-Yesterday four persons were
brought to the city and deposited in the central
guard house, under the care of the Provost Mar
shall Guard Of cavalry. IL 10 said they are Secesh
specimens taken in Maryland, and lodged In the
guard house until other disposition Is made Of
them.
THIEVES Ascur-within an hour and a half,
from six 70 half past seven O'Clock, on Friday
night, seven distinct complaints were made 10
Independent detective officers Of rot beries which
had but recently occurred. One was the robbery
Of horse quipments from army officers, another
the stealing Of suffers horse and wagon within
ave minutes from the time the owner left It.
Another was the picking of a gentleman's pocket
at the city post ONCE window, by which he is
minus fne gold watch. Several other cases,
which will be reported al SION al the ends Of
justice will permit, were likewise given to the
by the presence Of the sharps and thieves from all
sections Of the country, and IL Is evident that
they intend TO quarter In this city during the
winter. Hotel and boarding house proprietors
viii de well to keep an eye on strange guests,
and not be deceived by appearances.
How IT Was DONE "A few evenings since a
venerable clergyman from Pennsylvania, emsrg-
ing from the crowd pouring out Of the railroad
depot when about TO step into hotel omnibus,
with Its conductor absent from bis customary
post its door, he was seized by the shoulders and
hips by two hashily dressed young men, who
demanding at the same time how he dared enter
that vehicle without leave. Being an athletic.
though an old, man, he threw them of him,
when thew took to their heels and he entered the
coach to find In few minutes that his poe kets
were minus $50 In gold, that had been lying
loose In them.
STARVATION OF A SEcKssroNIsr's CAT 1t
Will no doubt be recollected by our readers that
some two or three months since we recorded the
Gig from Georgetown Of an Episcopal minis
ter, noted secession sympathizer, who refused
% obey the circular letter Of the Bishop Of Mary
land, enjoining the clergy In his diocese not TO
omit from the service the usual prayer for the
President of.the United States. Well, the rever-
shut his favorte cat up In the cellar Of his house
and with what he, no doubt, supposed to be
asufhciencY Of provisions to last his pet until
her master should return 10 bis home and his cat
with the victorious army Of Jefferson d. Min
listers are sometimes as short sighted as other
folks. Washington (and is suburbs, including
1eotossown. yer S unaaen' except Sy army con:
that stamp, and the minister's cat suffered terri
bly, from the same deficiency which, no doubt
ssmswha em1afrssssd the operations Of the min
vas to rescue Washington from the Yankees and
deliver Maryland; we mean a deficiency In the
commissary department The minister's cellar
was found In q pltiable condition, having de-
yOurrd everything edible In her place Of confne.
ment, and then gnawed and eaten her own sides
almost TO the very entrails. IL the pious pastor
has not already been haunted by the perturbed
spirit Of his feline pet, we think he will have
some twiDges Of conscience II this paragraph
should meet his eye.
RESIDENCE OF MRS DoUGLAs-The family Of
the late Senator Douglas have removed to the
former residence Of the distinguished senator, q
neat white cottage, on the hillside, short dis
lance from Minnesota Row. This house, IL will
be remembered. was presented by Mr. Douglas,
shortly after his marriage, to his father-in-law,
}. Madison Cuts, EIq
wATER The neighborhood Of d, between
18th and l4th streets, and the adjacent squares,
have been complaining for two weeks past Of the
apparent lack Of energy Of those who are desig-
mated 70 keep the pumps In repair. There Is
plenty Of water In the wells, but IL Is Of use
to the citizens who unable to get it..
PRODUCE MARKEr OF WAsHIssroN. Reported
for the STAY by hessrs Clark & Blocher whole
sale Produce Commission Merchants, No. 427
Seventh street, between g and III.
Apples, green, by the barrel.....s4 90 a 81 so
" dried, lb................ 81 -
Beans, white, per bushel........ 2 90 80