Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

pear for Mrs. Brown. and w. Stone, jr, Tor the
petitioner. II. o. W
CIRCUIT Fday, the argunr an,s
in the case OF Lardner az Riggs Co, were
concluded.
The case Of John Tredway aei. John >. Gal
Ian and X. Ii. Lloyd was taken up: Mr. Gar.
Isle appearing for the complainant and Mr.
Norris Tor defendant. This snit is brought nv
crty on tie corner OF Seventh and = .tpaot,
bought by him AZ sale. The Court issued an
ordcr directing the premises TO be given up 90
complainant, as prayed for. y, =.
rule was issued directing r p Magee and
j. J.. Hoichkiss, constables, TO show cause whv-
,hey should not be dismissed for alleged mad
feasance in Office.
In the case Of Jane Baieman art. Joshua
Eaielnan, for divorce, a petition for alimony
was hled, and alter argument was granted Al
lowing the plaintiff 500 for counsels ices and
20 pr month during tho pendency Of the suit
Nj Mattingiy appeared for complainant and
Mr.. 4. :. Jones for defendant
The court then MISUNDERSTANDING been in
-ession It days-io the next term in course
RECOVERY OF A HoRsR-This morning. Mr.
John Chapman, formerly OF Virginia MT n
colored man, named VIM. Brown. leading a COLI
on the afenne. Mr.. Chapman recognized the
colt as his property, and had Brown arrested
aaG he colt taken by Officer Boss Itappe,rs
from Mr.. Chipman's statement before Jus,ica
Clark that soon after the battles near BuH Run
lac came 10 Washing on, but los. five ~ ei-s,t
horses he owned, thrre of (which he recovered
after ADVERTISING in tic Star; and this rcit ne
did not again see until this morning butls nos
tive that il j. his. ~ K
Brown, thu prisoner, saws the coli belonrs n
brigade qu"rtermaster, who is about returu-
ing home, and he was taking the anima al 10 Abe
railroad depot lcr the owner. Brown WIS not
charged with steHling the colt, but was permit
ted 10 20 and inform the officer whit had been
done, in order thai the case might nave a fun
investigation. The case was postponed until
the quartz rmaster slail he notified. -r.erT
FeUETH WARD STATION CAsEs.-wiIliaYn
Witchell, drink; dismissed. Parrfck Cunning
ham, ds. and resisting officers: fined SO. Susan
Duran, drunk and disorderiy; locked no six
hours. ,Thos. Croggin, oJstructing CITY rail.
roa d: fined Is. Jenkin CroE"fn. do dis missed
by Justice Dom. Madison Fox. disorderly
John tiormley, mania-a-potu, A. Sutherland,
dIsorderly; turned over 10 the military. John
Connell, nuisance; fned s>s.5s. Jacob Phillfs
drunk; dismissed Bridget Moran, drunk and
disorderly; locked up-six hours e. w Davis.
drunk; fined -. Clara Hooker, d unk md d.
orderly; do. IS. Amos Patterson and las n
Jinks, do; dismissed. r. Jones, indeeeuf ex.
pcsure and disorderly; fined s.. Sambo How
ard, suspicious character: dismissed George
Miller and Levi Bcland, diSorderly; fined 81
each. -
I -S1
MISS LrCILLR wEsrpRN.-we are able 10
announce that Miss Lucille Western. the fine
actress and peerless beauty. will app~ar AGAIN
on Monday at Growers Theatsr, on Pennsylya-
MIA avenue, in two Of her hest characters The
performance will be an extra one given in
honor Of the ,twents-fifth appearance Of the
:. Pearl Of the American stage" Messrs L. p
Barrett, ID. Setcheil, Ben Rogers, q. Barron,
Y. l.. Barrett, III. III. Wall, Misses Kate denim,
Viola Crocker, Isabel Freeman, So,,hia CHM
Der. Mrs. Germon, Miss Ada Nor X. and Others
Ct the excelsior company. will appear. Look
out for 4 rich treat, and make your arrayrments
10 attend GrovIrsTheater on Monday evening
next. =
WASHINGTON MoNEY MARKET-Q uotations
Ps.in n am MN haA
by Lewis johnson & Co., Bankers;
Buying. Selling
Z. 5. Coupon Bonds, ISL ......E34 I0iE
T. :. Crrtfcates Indebtedness gy i @s
Quartermasters Checks, paya-
able in Certificates. ........ cS 20
u. :. Demand Notes las
American Gold .I2SaI2e 13i
american .i2sal2i f2sk
see, Is: South Carolina, Gcorgia &C.. 35aso.
Counterfeit SIS on Palmyra Bank, New Yosh,
made their appearance to day: good imitafioa
OF genuine note. - -. ffs'l5
FouNp DrAD.-About u O'Clock last pir~s
Officer Pierce, Of the Fifth Ward, found the
body OF man named DAVIS Noonan, as
charged soldier from, the Eth II. s. infantry,
who had evidently expired but a few manuees
previously. His death is supposed 10 have
been caused from intcmperance. Hewas Borted
this morning. III
An INTENPERATE MoTHER.-Ahout eo'clock
found a woman named Foley, with an infant
in her arms, beastly drunk, and lying on G
street, between Third and Fourth streets east.
both nearly drowned and frozen. They wer
for the timely assistance rendered.
HEIDFoR CoURT.1Geo. W. Talbert, charged
charged with shooting l.. shelton at Union
town, on the 3ist ult, while he was getting q
wreck of a target wh ich had hoated on Tai
berts place, had q hearing OF Thursday, be-
fore Justice Giberson, and was yesterday held
TO bail for court. .I. 90,
PERsoNAL-Col. S. Butler, Y. s. a; Major
Meeneley and wife, N. Y; Mai. Newell, u. s.
A; Col WEIGH, 45th Pa; Col. Pelouxe, u. s. A,
and Capt. Earle, b. A, are AT wiIlards'. flfl
0Sr-0n the way from the New York Hotel, 800
La G street, mp 18th TO corner 9Th and y etreets, .
tifcates and photographs The finder win ree.tve
suitable reward By delivering then at the New
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