Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-29

| street and ordered to report to the provost
Another captain " AZ found at . ss,oo, nm tho
corner OF thirteenth and E streets, about the
sane hour: He tried to pass himself of Us a
| Ti.izcn, but his captains badge betrayed him
lie refused to give his anne or show his papers
| and consequently was taken to the Central
dnardhouse, where he deposited aiuO As secu-
! my ior his appearance next morning.
| I'm thursday night, the Mcclellan House on
sreet, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Kept by J. w. Reynolds, and the house Of
| mares willie, on street, between Four-and-
a-naH and Sixth, We're closed, and the pro-
Prletors ordered to report to the Central G u;ird
mouse. The latter was yesta rday morninp tried
| by Justice Walter, and fined $40 His liquors
We're conhscated. Quite large amount of
/ GovernTent property found on these
| pre- misses, which was seized and turned over to
the Provost MarshaIs Office
That delectable locality ON the Island known
as Lncup alley was also visited, and Sarah
Brown was arrested for keeping 4 disorderiy
house. She, with three other drunken in,nat:s
Of her noisy house, named q George Brown. MAJ
Smith, and w. II. Bremed, We're taken 10 the
Central Guardhouse.
ACCIDENT TO GEN WRIGHT.-As Actin,
Brig Glen. Wright, Of the 18th Connecticut was
passing over the Long Bridge yesterday after
1ooh, III an ambulance, IN COMPANY with t,ol
BROWN, or the 18th Rhode Island, the approach
OF train OF cars caused the horses 10 take
1mnsnt, rendering them altogether unnanageable
Inc ambulance was upset. and those within
thrown out Gen. Wright, was injured ouite
seriously, but Col. Brown got or with a few
of Rev. Mr.. Ho,mead, on the Island where j,a
was kindly cared for.
THANKsGIvING AT THE Hosprr,,s
Union Hospital, Twentieth street. under charge
OF DE- Butler, the patients were RECALLED on
THANKSGIVING Day by dinner OF elaborate pro-
portions donated by some of the good ladies of
the First Ward The bill of fare Consisted of
stewed oysters, roast turkey, boiled cold sugar
nam, mashed Irish potatoes, boiled sweet
potatoes, toled Wintersquashes, boiled turniDs
cold cabbage celery, cranberry sauce njckjeS
bread and butter. Dessert-Apple, mince cram
serry ana pumpkin pie, apples, cheese and ale.
n great abunSance was provided, so that every
one oil the eighty seven persons who sat down
10 the dinner was abundantly supplied.
CONGRESSIONAL POsToFPICE.-Thc branch
postofnce at the capitol will res Juno its husi
ness ness on me meeting of Congress. on the LIST of
Dectmber Every distributing officer is re-
CURED 10 make mp - separate bag for all letters
ana papers addressed to members of Couyress
exclusive of all other natter and snch hars
are To be labelled, ssCongrpss W8sbinoton +,
Z" and route agents at Washington will do.
nNcr these bags direct to the Congress mes
senger.
GIVEN Up BY her BAIL-Isabella Sinclair
WIS arrested some time since on the charge OF
committing several robberies. She was then
sent 10 jall Tor court, hut was fortunat. cnouph
10 be hailed out. Her bail having good rn,sor
~ oetefe tnat she was about to leave the city,
Withdrew his bond and had her re-arrested
she was sent 10 the Second ward Station house
last night. '''0
SoLDIER SENTENCED.-Count Won EnpIe
neiin, private IN cavalry regiment of Gen
StahlS division. has been tried by court-martiaI
Tor burniDR the village of Haymarket, Virginia
and for striking citizen of that place on the
night of the fire. He was convicted of the
latter Charge, and sentenced to three months
hdrd work In the BROOKLYN navy ward or in
one OF the forts. He has been to sent Fort Jvsn
SAD AeCIDENT.-A son of Mr. Edward Adam.
residing on the Island, crossed the river yestar
Gay on shooting excursion, and in getting ont
OF the boat with his gun the lad drew il after
MN, ana, being cooked, the gun was discharged.
me contents taking effect in the side Of his head
blowing OFF nearly all of one side of his face
The boy was lingering along al last accounts.
but his life is dcspaired Of
ANOTHER Old CITIZEN GoNE-Mr Jobn
>heahan Tor many years well and fayorabIy
known as a resident of this city died on Thur:
day evening, in the 18th year Of his age The
Young Catholics Friend Society and s.. Vim
cent de Paul Society will unite with many
olher friends IN The funeral services this after
noon.
creating nuisance; jeremiah Murphy, do: fined
q each. Barney Kelly, do; dismissed las
Rlordan' do; fined 81 Amelia Kirkland drunk
ana disorderiy; dismissed. J. ID. Hammnn
Cisorderly; fined 50. H. POLAND, do: fined So
George Grammer, do: fined So Sergt Moore
drunk and disorderly; turned over to the mill
taIy.
DEATH AT THE SOLDIERS r EsT.-This morn
RpSt IynE
found dead, having died during the nipbt He
ls man OF about 10 years of age, and had no
papers abont him to give n clue as to who he
was or what regiment he belonged to-
ACCIDENT.-The carriage of Mr.. James Hen
ming, containing himself and two ladies' w /
run INTO inc other evening on the corner OIL
and NJ streets by Government team, and all
the parties thrown 10 the ground and injured |
severely.
PoIICE-Sccond I'rccinct.-George Pellion.
drunk; dismissed.
Fourth Precinct.-Lewis c. Hunt, diserderly;
dismissed. ChaS. Stevens and VIM. Williams !
DO turned over 10 military. VIM. Sin, larceny |
OF watch; security for further hearing
DANCING ACADEMy-Prof f. G. Marini will |
open his dancing academy for the season AT
Temperance Hall on Tuesday next Dec I'd |
Prof. M. has heretofore been very successful as |
auacher OF dancing, and his school Will no |
donbt be large one.
To BE PAID OFF.-Capt. &. II. Wood, mus |
tering and disbursng officer in this city, left
yesterday for Gen. Burnsde's army, to pay on |
portion Of his command.
LEUTZK's PICTURE was not formally opened
TO inspection yesterday as was anticipated. 1t
VIII be opened to-day, and Mrs. President Lin
coin, Miss Chase and other ladies will visit il
FCRs.-Marshall & Page will continue the
sale OF furs at their rooms Seventh street on
Monday next. cheap way to purchase warmth
for the winter.
SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day's Star for interest
ing local articles.
frRS.-Tbis is the proper time that ladies' should
purchase their Furs. The old este blshed store of
Seymogrs; in Georgetown, is quite attractive now
in the dsplsy Of these indis pensible articles La
dies who are in pursuit OF genuine and fresh Furs
would do Wen to read his advertisement They can
rely on all Furs as he represents them to be. It
ALL MALApIES of the Eye and Ear. Deafness
Noises in the Head succe ssfuly treated by DR. Won
boschzisker, 227 Pa. avenue
TaRoAr AND CATARRHAL AFFEcTIoNs-Dr Voc
Moschzisker can be consulted all Diseascn of the
Throot and Catarrhal Affections. st 221 Penn.
avenue, opposite Willsrds.
CATARRH OF the worst kind successfully treated.
All surgical operations 10 restore 81 ght and Hear
ing performed. Artificial Eyes inserted. It.
cines so reliable, efectus and cow enent Hollo-
Mays Pills and Ointment, always ready for use
wounds, sores, fey-rs and bowel complaints They
never fail. Only Is cents per COX or pot. %