Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-18
Assault AND BArrsRY VIZ INTENT TO

a mouse on Mary land avenue, few do Ts from
Me Corner OF Four and - half street ka, oJ
soldier Of company F, 6Sth Ohio rcc;r.rn.
and Cornelius Farley, the head cook Of Judici
airy Square Hospital. Cody had been drinking
a.,ns 9.seIs Were sober About II o'clock the
paIties ieit The house, and Cody followed them
out. a dimculty and scufae ensued on the
pavement between Cody and FARLEY and PAT.
roman Ciaryoe, Of the Seventh Ward ran to
the spot to restore peace, when the parties scat
tered. leaving prisoner with the officer. The
patroimah having no evidence that his prisoner
mad done anything, and he explaining that the
Simculty was merely one Of words, released
him: The next morning he heard that some
one mad been stabbed in that ARRAY, and st4rted
10 seek GU. the parties, but ascertained that
s sers.sIt EGf0nin; Of the Fourth Ward. had
place last evening before Justice Walter
From the testimony OF u. Cunningham, Pat
keefe, Z. W. Batson. and others, il appeared
that Cody insulted Farley several times on the
street, and Cunningham interfered to pre- vent
collision between them. But Cody m ade a dash
at farley, seized him and threw him down, and
sA3oed MN several times with = pocket knife.
Cody was arrested by Sergeant Cronin, at Cliff.
burne Hospital. Farley is at the Judiciary
Square Hospital, and is very lov-rccoyery
being considered impossible. He was wounded
fnree t'mes-twfce in the stomach, from one Of
which wounds the entrails protruded; the other
wound IS long and deep rip OF the thigh.
Justice Walter committed Cody to Jail for court.
crown arrested soldier, named Timothy Mo.
ran, VINO stands charged with bigamy. From
the statement OF the witnesses before Justice
waiter, II appeared that Moran married his
first wife, Ann Moran, in Europe by whom he
had several children. After eInigratins TO this
country he married another woman in New
York, and by her had children. Since he en-
listed In tho army, and the corps to which he
IS attached has been quartered near this city,
he has been living with wife No 2, who has
Kept little shop near Fourth and K streets
al Of tha ArS vii he
made complaint, and the warrant was issued
which res ulted in the arrest. Wife No was
anxious to abdicate in favor of No. I, and the
nrst one appeared unwilling to have him pun
ished. Justice Walter committed Moran to
Jail for trial ut court.
LAEcENY.-On Friday last, newsboy went
into the Government repairing shop, in the
First Ward, and Mr.. &. Il. Gas we'll purchased
one Of the papers, but forgot, in his attention to
hls work, TO return his pocket book, containing
S4G, TO his pocket. Afterwards missing it
he suspected that fellow workman, named
ttorge Wiley, who was standing near 1T the
time, had taken it, but thought that it would
be returned 10 him. Wiley, however, not
seeming disposed to return it, Officer Crump
yesterday arrested him, and took Kim before
Justice Drury. He acknowledges having taken
the book. but alleges that he returned il n few
minutes afterwards. The Justice held him TO
security for appearance at court.
ARRESTS BY PRovosT GuARD.-On Monday
night man named Murray who keeps store
on / street, above Twentieth, was arrested
His store was closed by order OF the provost
marshHl, and Murray was ordered to report
himself under arrest the next morning a the
Central suardhouse, changed with selling
liquor 10 soldiers. One barrel, three bottles
and can OF liquor was found on the premises.
On the same night, MIR. Sullivan, who keeps
house on the corner of and Sixth streets, was
scarchrsi by order of the provost marshal A
quantity of liquor was found in a milk can
and demilohn. She was sent to the guard
house, her establishment closed, and the keys
sent 10 the provost marshars office.
. Presentation. Ill. NJ. Rice, Senator of
Minnesota, arrived in this city yesterday
Gov. Pierpont Of Virginia, returns to
Wheeling to-day Via Philadelphia. He leaves
Col. Whitley. representative in Congress from
one OF the Western Virginia districts, TO
perintend the transportation OF the paroled
prisoners. sick and Gonzales cent Union Viz
ginia soldiers 10 their homes.
He II. David Davis, of Illinois, lately ap-
pointed associate Justice of the Supreme Court
of the United States, is in town.
Rev. Bishop Simpson, of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, contemplatcs making this city
his permanent residence.
observation-disclosures two o'clock yesterday
morning, Mr.. James Bean, who resides near
the Anacostia bridge, hearing n noise in the
back part of his house, cautiously got up, and
proceeding down stairs, caught a soldier named
Michael O'Bren, belonging to the New York
18th Regiment, who had raised the window
and was then striking light. Mr.. Bean imme-
diately gave an alarm, and officers Beall and
Harrison being close at hand, fastened to his
aid, and took the prisoner in charge, together
with W alter Busy, who was outside, and carried
them 10 the Sixth Ward Station Justice Gull
csmmitted OBrien to Jail and dismissed Busy.
STATUE or FEANKLIN-A handsome statue
of the printer philosopher Franklin, executed
by Powers, at Rome AT A cost of about 800 900,
may now be seen near the Senate Chamber. in
the Capitol. This statue is executed 1.-the cell
ebrated American artists very best style.
ENRON Down RIvER-The Wyandank arrived
this morning from the Lower Potomac, but re-
ports nothing new. On Saturday night, w H
j oster, of Mass, died on the Wyandank of
typhoid fever.
RECRUITs.-Yesterday the following recruits
arrived: IS for LIST New Jersey cavalry; 80
Illinois volunteers 81 for 18th L. s. artillery -
for 5th New York battery; and 22 for ADD New
York.
SI1 FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES of to-day's
Star for interesting local articles.
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LADIES, Mems, Youths, Misses and Children g
Rubber Boots, Shoes, Sandals and CATERS; Ladies'
ard Gents Buckle Overshoes. with felt lining and
top; Mems Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen,
Clapp & Co. Z India Rubber Store, Penn. avenue,
between 10Th and 1lth SITS. no IA I'm
DEsIRABLK INDIA RUBBER GOsDs.-Mr. ii. "A.
Hall has just received q lot of Officers Long and
Light duh finished Coats; also, dull finished Pom
chos, extra large sizes also, lot of blue English
Talmas. very long at $40 each; s4, extra long and
light Tin weight) Rubber Capes with sleeves, which
he is selling at manufacturers prices at his India
Rubber Warehouse, $40 Pennsylv anis avenue be-
tween 9Th and 10th ats. -i ocA-u
MILITARY OFFICERS will 6nd the Mattress Co,
very desirable it can be folded up into a very
small space fitting into a canvas bag It's strong
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