Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-11

terbuTy boards.
Nxw Yoax ATLANTIC 6AaDRS-Signora Sey-
resort. Attentive walters dispense refreshments.
APOLLO CONCERT SALooN-Free concerts daily
Winserssein plays the piano, and Nachman leads
the orchestra
DEATH OF MINIsTRR.-Rev VIM. Hirst, pas.
Ior Of the Foundry (M. T. Church, whose Hines
we noticed several DAYS since, oied al the paIson.
gsabout noon yesterday, after an ilnea OF about
four weeks. The disease (hemorage OF the bow
elsl, on last Wednesday week, was thought to
have been checked, and he continued to grow
better until the following Sunday, giving his
friends strong hopes Of his recovery but on sun
day night he was taksa with q chill, and the dis
ease assumed typhoid nature, which finally ter.
minated In his death Since he was taken, but
few times was he sensible Of anything passing
around him.
Mr. Hlr,t was about forty-eight years of age,
ano Joined the Baltimore Conference In 1888,
since which time-a period Of tweniy-four years,
he has been steadily employed In the itinerancy,
serving several times In the churches OF Baltl-
AR, Hir.t wa, rsmariable In his preaching for
clearness and egrnesiness, rather than for brill
liancy, which, with his popularity, made nim
traordinary powers Of endurance, and the disease
from which he died was the nrsf stack ne ever
The funeral will take place from the church
this afternoon at O'Clock.
DRA7H OF ANorHrR MISIsrEi..Rey: John
3sfteIle, q prominent minister Of the Western
Vfrglnia Conference, died at the residence OF MI.
John Coburn, on Thursday morning last, after
in illness Of several weeks. Mr.. Battels was
strong Union man, and took an active part In
sustaining the canse In his section Of the State;
serving for some time as Chaplain Of the ID Viz
ginls IWheeling) Regiment Ii Is singular
Coincidence thai Mr.. Battelle and Mr. hirst
(whOss death we also notice today were warm
friends, having graduated at the same college,
had been separated for some yean, and MI b
coming TO the city, Mr.. Hirt introduced him TO
Mr Coburn and In a shor; time afterwards both
were taken sick and died within three days OF
each other.
FOURTH-wIRD Station CAsEs-BefOTs Justice
pz'fsr -Sunday.-FOrth Wood and Jshn Sulli
vaE, drunk and disorderlyi turned over to the
military. John Haggerty and Edward Jsbes,
sleeniusy In the street; dismissed. J. ID ROgen,
do; workhouse % days. Ellen Newman, lunatic;
retained for safe keeping. Patrick Olden, drunk;
,gorkhousP % days. Sarah Bacon, cOlOred, found
in company with a white man; dismissed. X.
NsIIig in company with cOlOred girl; do.
Mondsy-Rieh'd Wallace, col fghtingi aned
Ss4ml Baker, deserter; sent to jail. Geo. Evans,
col Stealing; Jail. Mary Martin, fighting, her
husband beat ner severely; fined gil worfhouse
wife: do Matilda Moody, drunk; fined s3 "a
LANES Kelly, insulting ladies In the street. turned
ever TO tbs military. J F Mortimer, disorderly;
do.
THRU WARD STATION CASES -BstOrs Justice
homPsOH.-sunday-L Levi. Mellna, assault on
y
man, riding On the P-ysment; nned SIS aichl
MaIy, disorderiyi wOrkheuse 80 days. Josephine
BROOKS, stealing two bed SPREADS di'Inissed
Henson Hawkins, colorec, ripe on Geofgiana
godfrey colored, twelve years Of age; jail for
court WIN Davis, disoIderlyj woTkhouse 30
DAYS. John Brown, druak; turned over to the
Mondsy.-Henry Jackson, colored, disorderly;
Hned 81 s.. Henry Hall, eolored fast riding; do
IS -. VIM. Lancaster, colored, do; dismissed.
John Harvey, disorderiy and profanei do "
Also, for carrying concealed weapons; fned go.
James williams, throwing stones do ~. VIM.
Adams, disorderly and prsfsnei do. %. samuel
Savoy, dol do. %.
POLICE The Third Ward patrolmen reported
the following cases Saturday: ss.a simms'
Romein, do do. Mary A. Powers, disorderly
and profsne; hned 81. VIM. r. Brisblo, bitch
ing horse to . shade tee; do. Sl5s-by Justice
CLAYTON. Peter Straub selling liquor TO soldiers
do s20-by Justice Clark.
The Fourth-ward patrolmen reported Saturday:
William nccaisY, :ssauiti security for Peaes.Sy
&lG 30 from Margaret Moore security for court.
Charles Osenberg, assault and battery; ruled for
= hearing before Justice sarnaslo: Mary Osen-
1nent; ans 81 s5-by justice Clayton.
RLPR-Last Thursday, q negro man named
Henson Hawkins, who lived with colored man
named Catcher, In the Northern Liberties, took
q small eolsred girl. daughter Of q colored
woman named Godfrey, living in the same
house, and carried her TO his room, and COM
United rape upon her. The mother went i'm
mediately Tor oAcsr Parker, upon being told by
The child, but the fellow decamped suddenly.
saturday night Hawkins Ventured within the
Imits Of the city, and was captured by Parker,
and taken before Justice Thompson, who after q
hearing Of the case, sent him 10 jail for court
CoRoNRa's IsQUBsT-Justice Johnson, depu-
-ased for that purpose by Coroner W ooa held
an INQUEST ON Saturday on the body OF Reed 6oe,
q discharged soldier, late member OF company
a IO3d regiment PeRls ylvania volunteers. The
evidence revealed the fact that the deceased was
n man OF unusually incorporate habits but tne
1mnediate cause or bis death vas disease OF the
heart. The jury returned verdict In accordance
with the above facts. The deceased 10 said 20
have been a highly educated and Intelligent man,
and at one time physician Ia COED standing.
O,,oaLxR AT Czy,rIL SPRrNs -Roundsman
Fenwick this morning reported that there was
Gonsiderable disorder at Crystal Spring YestCs
day, IA which = number Of officers ard civilians
were engaged. The HouRdsman got there alone,
and when the disorder began, went In TO pre-
serve the peace; and be was attacked by several
Oaicers, soldiers and citizens, and mis- STAT taken
-fTom his wrist The names Of the parties promi-
-nsat were obtained and will be reported, some TO
the proper military authority, and others for the
grad jarY-
PAINFUL AccIpsSf.-Yesterday afternoon, an
DAD gentleman named John Cuilom, engraver,
vas Knocked down and run oVsr oy carnage
going ct q rapid rate, near ths corner or Eighth
street and the Avenue. he wss taken TO the
Third Ward station and physician ssnt for,
who examined his Injuries He was eaAiy bruised.
nut no bones broken. Mr.. e. 10 very deaf, aud
could hear NO warning had 10 been given. The
Young man who drove over him gave bis name
as A w. Merrill. He returned to The aid Of the
1riured man and went with him TO The station
DzAT1 or PAIKOLNAs.-Thomas shake
,S<are, q psIrolman OF the Fifth Precinct, Metro
Iolitan Police died at his resdenes, Ohio avenue,
between rhirtssn-end-a.hslf and Fourteenth
streets, yesterday, at ~ O'Clock p m, amer few
hours Illness He was returne4 % faithfui
oracer and good citizen. He had been on duty
saturday mig ~, and was relieved - usual Sunaay
morning Sosh sftsr he was taken ~ ana deeSn
ehsusd u 81 p. m 10 sisted his disease WE
congestion ofthe braiH.
SUDDEN DzAFA john Peterson died very sud
denly a. Rainy's Hotel, on ID street near Seventh,
Yesterday afternoon az O'Clock. The dsdesed
- discharged soldier, who belonged 10 New
YORK regiment He was taken very suddenly
with q s,rahgling A., sRd In fifteen minutes he
was Q corpse. Parties Ia the house say be died Of