Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-18
TIE EVENING STAR.
DEFERRED LOCAL Articles.

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following has been received at the several police
districts.t 81 r.....
FtTst Precinct No arrest.
Second Prseiaot David Mathews, malicIois
mischief; dismissed Lieut.. Charles Beun and
Jas VI. Smith. drunk; carried 10 camp.
Third PrseiEcf,-Jonn Moony and Adam Pontz
selling liquor without license; faed $40 50 each.
ClaI GRAY, disoTderly; woTkhouse. Chas Dom
al6son ard Joseph Stone, do; dismissed Jack
r odgsrs and Nicholas Harman do workhcuse
Chss Jones. pick poe ket; further hearing.
FoB-th Precinct George RunyoB, larceny; dis
missed. James Donohoe, do jail for court
John Collins. resisting an cficei; do. Thomas
Lsrkel, drp ak; diSInissed. .-.-.
Eighh PIteiHct.-JohR Cassidy, dis0Tderly;
dismissed Mrs. Ann Finn, stealing; DO. John
Shuity, drunk; do. Thomas Hart, do do. John
Cray. do :zfned 81 50. ~ ~
Hlath Preeintt Mrs. Reilly, dlsorderlv; fined
81 ~. John III Simpson, do; taken to the navy
Tents P,se,nct Abraham welyle, di.orderIv;
fined 81 so. Charles Snyder, do; do. Thomas
HSovs IS?'ys fined John
drunk and dlsordeTly;5 do. John Rodgers d o /;
eisnissed Peter ellis, stesling; do. Mar
gsret Prize PrSsti'a,ei fined 50 o. Jas yensble,
-ingtOn, do do Sarah Mars, do; do. VIM
Ryland, profane; fled sl9i. Margaret Price,
drunk hned IS 81. Mary simonds, do; woIk.
house. James Colleen, do dismissed
BAsE BALL.-OR Saturday last the base ball
Players OF this city had gala day, the occasio n
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more, 60 play return game with the National
Club this city. TheMaryland boys were met
at The depot or Saturday morning by committee
ftne Nationals, and after being shown throug b
the public buildings, &c, were escorted to BIh-
leEs restaurant, where they sat down to sum D
tnous repast prepared stthe instance Of the Ma
tionaFs After discussing the various courses
they ntoceeded t. the grounds south Of the Pres
~ideni's, and o5tainsd-a victory over tne Nation
ais. The following Is the result:
lnnings..-......1 3 67 s o
Nationai........f 5S ,
Afer the game was concluded they were es-
ccrted back to Buhler's, where they parto, of
supper with the National, and had high old
time, They left for home on Sunday afternoon
ALEXANDRIA ITFGs.-The Government has
taken pt session Of the Baptist, Grace, ST. Pauls
the Friends, and perhaps the First and second
Presbyterien Churches Of this city, to be used an
ho.pitals for sick and disabled soldiers
On Saturday night, about II O'Clock building
near the Canai basin, belong ng to Mr.. Nehemiah
Hicks, was totally consumed by fire. Supposed
to be the work Of an incendiary.
ON SATURDAY. last Col Gregory, the Provost
Marshal Of this city, informed the Rev Mr. Bit
ting, pastor of the Baptist Church, that II be
could not pray for the President of the United
states and the success of the Federal arms hr
would be compelled TO close his church SIR
Hitting tnfOrmt d Col Gregory that he could not
comply with his rec nes whereupon Col Gregory
Immediately took military possession Of the
-enufeh ana ciosed lis doors.-A!ez. Ns,c,.
ACQUTRIEd HoRsEs-The trade in stolen bo,ss.
Is carried on extensively, Notwithstanding the
many arrests which have been made On Monday
the Fourth Yard paIrolmen took possession OF
eight horses al two stables supposed to have
been stolen Three soldiers, VIM James, Enoch
Cross and Earl Foster, owners OF Eve of ths loi
were arrested. and Cross and Fos ter were sent to
jail for hea:irg, and James dismissed They
say that they bought the horses IN Virginia and
paid for them IN the st SiBis Confede ate scrip
made al the North, which tue VnginIans took in
preference 10 Z s. Treasury notes They had in
I1eir possession large quantities of the Northern
made Confederate scrip, and said IL the ViroJn
tans preferred them to our money, they tLougbt
II pity not to accommodate them.
PoLIcs -TheFOur Ward pa.rolnen reported
Monday Henry Light, keeping d,sorderIv
house jill for hearing. Andrew Down drunk:
Edward J. Goure. disoraeriy; locked I'D 10 hours
C6arlss Aaiquire, riding on pavement; dis
missed-by Justice Walter. w. H Robinson,
a1iSseh ny jail court. A Clements, assault
John Martin, stealing dog and collar from DR.
F. Tumolety; bail for a hearinp-by Justice
walks costs 81 cents. Caroline Adams, KEEPING
bawdv house; bail for court also for kee ninS
a gambling hour; dismissed Susan Waters
nuisance; ruled for hearing
our ASAIN.-Yesterday morning patrolrnen of
the county precinct brought to the Central Guard
house the Lesser Liehis-who have become 90
notorious within few years past-Ann, Catha-
r1ne, Matilda, and two children not over ten wears
of sge. They had occupied a barn with some
sddlers last night: and their conduct was, as
heretofore when they have been picked up the
law, diEordsTly, pro!aae, and Indecent Their
language ct the Central station was d!sgus,ing
a2d they appeared to be utter reckless Of conse-
quPCCes They only asked to be sent to iail
rather than me w6Tkhcuse, bet Justice w alter
refused the request, and made out commitment
10 the wOrkhouSe for ninety days
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsss-Bsfors Jn,,ie.
HG!:sT w a. BaIEea, Oyercharging hack fare
aad proximity; 6Hsd y. 81 Edwin Wilson, drunk
and cis0rdsElY; fined - 81. A. Baptist az.
sault; dismissed. ii. Dodge, firing pistol in
the street; TUNED over to the milItary q O.
EcGhart, pEolaEe and disOrderly; fined So Geo.
hatcher, b0sUs Captain; turned over to the mil
itary.
PoLIcE.-FEe Third Ward patfolmen reported
the following cases on Monday before Justice
Ihornpson Joseph murphy, assault and battery;
security for peace. Henry Shafer, DRUM; aned
81 81. Franz House, do dismissed. L. Turn.
belly, profanity; fined - "a.
CLIf FBURNE aOsPITAL.
S< May %, 1852
HCTICE.-On and Eitsr this date. visiteIs Will
30 allowed 70 enter the wards of tals Dental cn
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