Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21
DEFERRED LOCAL ARTICLES.


THE GALLYANT YOU'VE sHoE-MA-xER-"Notk-
iHg Like Leather. About ten days since Justice
Ferguson had before him handsome young shoe
maker Of this city, whom we shall designate r.
c, who had been arrested at the instance Of
Mrs. H, the mother Of pretty young miss Of
Baltimore, on the charge Of robbIDg her Of her
only daughter.
IT appeared that F. c. had for some time been
paying his "distressesn to the fare ladye and
that the parties were desperately in love with
each other. They had not met for a long time,
s, ana May, getting hungry to see him, wrote him
10 her, advising her to stay at home and be
patient, for there was coed time coming. She,
however, did not heed the advice, but Welding
to the Impulses Of her heart, came at once TO the
city, and aScertaining where the object Of her
affections was working, proceeded to the place
and found the disciple Of st. Crispin busy at
work. =
The Young man was so surprised at the visit,
that, dropping his tSnr end, he was at his wi Is
end what to do; but after a little cogitaton con-.
cluded TO take her to bis sistersto stop few days
Hastily leaving his wax and leather, he escorted
bis athanced to bis sisters where she was intro
duced as a sister In prospective, and was soon at
home; he returning TO his shop. After the tolls
of the day were over, the lowers talked matters
over, be advising her TO 90 back home and pre-
pare for the wedding, promising to marry her in
two weeks, by which time he would have dol
lar or two, which would be very handy TO have
about the house when they set up their family
altar. +. also procured license TO prove that be
was in earnest. She, however concluded 20 STAY
day or two longer before returning, and see
more Of the city in which she expected to reside
the balance Of her life.
The mother, however, missing her daughter
from home, and not knowing Of any other place
where she was likely 10 be, at once came TO this
city and procured the arrest OF F. who she sup-
posed had persuaded her daughter to leave home;
and the parties all apps ared before Justice Fer.
guson F. showed by the letters that he had not
persuaded the girl to leave her home; but, on the
contrary, had advised her to stay home Until he
could prepare for the nuptials, which he hoped
were not fsr distant. The mother stated that she
and her husband had no objection to F. az a SON.
in-law, and that she considered the parties well
suited TO each other; but she was opposed to the
nuptials being performed at any other place than
her house, which would always be open to them;
and II the parties would agree to such an arrange
ment she would readily forgive them, and N. .
could go home with ber to make preparations
This iheFreadily assented 70; and the young peo-
turning to his shop, and NJ. going home with her
mother.
She did not remain long, however, for on her
arrival at home her father did not ike the ar
Tan2ements made by the mother, and abused the
daughter FOR the part ste had taken. and even
went 50 far az 70 whip her severely. This treat
ment OF course she naturally objected to- and
leaving home last saturday She returned 10 the
city, where she soon found F., and of they start
ed to the parsons, where they were made one
Ciim, drunk and fighting; delivered to the mill
tary G Shafer, selling liquor on Sunday further
hearing.
Second Prseiaet.-John sullivan, dead drunk:
taken to camp. James Carlisle, do; do Mary
Lynch, suspicious character dismissed. Casper
Miller, drunk; taken home. Patrick Gerald, dead
drum; taken TO camp. Daniel Nsonan, stealing;
dismissed. Thomas Powell, vagrant; sent to
workheuse. Thomss Thomson and jchn Lee,
drunk taken TO camp. B. Lines selling liauor
10 soldiers security for court.
Third PTsetHef.-Chew Dorsey, fighting; fined
- So Thomas Brooks, do DO Georpianna
Chamberlain, diSoTderly conduct; do ri Cd
Robert Chamberlain, do do. James Carey. dis
orderly conduct. Anna Robinson assault: hned
slo2. e Crawford, horse stealing; dismissed
Wm Mcneil, do ; do. Martha Hall, drunk; do
Fourth PTseiHef.-Adelaide Williams, disor-
derly; dned Sl15 Martha Smith, do ; dismissed
Bridget Cary, drunk and disorderly; workhouse.
Mathew Rehhan, fast riding; fined IS 5S. Albert
Daw, riding on pavement; fined - .55. James
Fsrrity, larceny; dismissed. James Harvey
drunkenness; fined 81 rs. Thomas Freeman,
drunk and disorderly; fned So
Eighf PrseiHct.-MoTris Livinpton la,ceny:
committed for court. Isaac Fletcher, indecen.
eIpoEure; dismissed. MahaIa Armstrong, do
do. Ann Campbell, disoFdefly conduct; aned
81 s.. Geo. Dunlap, drunk; fined Sl.5s James
Mccormick, do dismissed Geo Erwin sleep-
ing IN tie street, do. Richard Lawrence, sus-
Picieus chsracteri do. Michsel Cudmor, do
tGed SI55.
Eiath Pvseines.-Mary SAINT, larceny; dis
missed.
Tsnth PrsetIe,-Patrick Coleman, disorderIy;
hued 60 "a z. SummeriIf do 81 o. James
Hele, VIM. Gold sRd John Kennedy, do; turned
over to the military. Mary jaIboe, stealing and
and PROSTITUTION; dismissed Margaret Johnson
drunk hned @5 o.. Msry Williams, drunk and
dsordefly; 81 o.. Timothy Noland, profanp:
s9 81. John II McElhany, malicious mischief;
dismissed. Daniel Gordon, dIsorcerlv: tnTned
over TO The military. Patrick Madigan, assault
and battery; security for peace John Crowley
Indecent exposure; fined IS ~. Basil Ruyaifl
sleeping IN street; dismissed.
Eu.z. "