Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-14

4 FFIH WARD DEMocRArIC MRET1EG
" Union democratic" vo,ers Of the Fifth Ward
held meeting at cssparis Hotel last night, Mr..
Il Thomas Thornley In the chair, and Mr.. A. r.
mcken, scting as secretary.
The Chair stated the object Of the meeting 10
be the election OF i've delegates TO meet delegates
| OF the other wards for the purpose Of nominating
/ candidate for the mayoralty
| Mr.. w A Mullov stated that there appeared to
| ing, many supposing that Wednesday was the
| evening set He therefore suggested that the
/ meeting should adjourn over one day, and thus
bring out more full expression by the ward.
The motion was opposed and Lost.
The meeting then proceeded to the nomination
| OF delegates. The following gentlemen were
| chosen by acclamation - Messrs M. l. Bright,
A McKenna, Jacob Ash, James Martin and
POLICE The Third Ward patrolmen reported
yesterday: James 'Rigsby, for using seditious
language, was turned over 10 the Provost Marshal
by Justice Thompson. Francis x May, charged
with selling liquor without licensei dismissed by
| Justice Clark. George Birnie, crazy vagrant;
sent TO his friends by order Of the Mayor.
The Fourth Ward Parolmen reporied-Geo.
Coates, drunk; locked up nine hours. Charles
Cook, Samuel Taylor, p. Il. Sparks, Jas Pock-
lington, George Altemus, deserters; turned over
10 the military. John Il. McRae, disorderly; }
Cavanaugh, drunk; fined 81. So M. g. Seweil,
disoTderey; dismissed, BY Justice Walter L.
missed. johanna O'Brien, do fued 80. Geo.
Geary, drunk locked up four hours, by Justice
Clayton.
RoUeH TRANSPORTATION This morning, a
soldier named Edward Kelly was arrested by Pa
trolman MeDevitt, for drunkenness and insulting
ladies on the street Even while In custody OF
the ofcer he insultsd a lady; and finally refused
point blank. to go with the pa;rolman. The off-
Ger fading that be was unable TO ge. his pr
along otherwise, seized him by the collar; and
Kelly, taking seat on the ground, was dragged
In that posture considerable distance, TO the
great injury OF his hide and breeches He was
turned over to the military. .-
'TorHER MAN Last night abort I N O'Clock,
a man and woman were walking rom Ford q
Atheneum down Tenth street, when a man hpr-
Iiedly stepped up to them, ard taking the female
hY the arm. informed her companion that she WIS
his, the intruder's woman. The 'tother man
pushed the intruder away, and thu latter turned
upon him for fight which was stopped by pat
Alex Prentice to the guardhouse. His opponent
appeared 20 testify, hen tie mag istrate Justice
Clark, finding that the truth Of the matter could
not be got at, dismissed the case.
MEssss JOHNSON & NAsLs, $50 Penns7lvan'a
avenue, have for sale a splendid 'ock Of assert
and well selected groceries and liquors, ,sprituous
Snd malt liquors, wines. champagnes, all OF the
best brands, direct from Bordeaux, Frankfort a. d
Hockheim- They also keep constantly on hand
the very best assortment of < ocerles Every
ticle IN that line that families possibly require
NAV here be obtained. Persons seeking good
liquors, good groceries, any other good article
usually kept in store Of this nature can be salts
faCtorily suited.
CARED FoR.-YeserdaY, Geo. Birnie, the poor
lunatic who has been before mentioned in the
STAY. was picked up again by the police Of the
Thu Ward and taken to the euardhouse. The
csre was mentioned TO Mayor Wallach, who or
dered thst the unfortunate man should be Sent TO
his friends a. Pennsylvania He was accordingly
placed on the cars ard his fare paid to his home.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsE.-B.tore Justice
CIG'k $. II. VintoD, Peter Volk, disorderlV;
81 Of each. John Mcmahon, deseTter; James .
Orr, stoning house; turned over to military.
Richard Thompson. colcTed, disOrdeTlY; dis
missed. Francis Mckenny, keeping store with
out licerss; S2I. Oven Wood, drunk and re-
siEting officer; ~ 81.
MOONLIGHT PIcSIc.-The Social Glee Club an
nounce their first grand moonlight picnic for to-
morrow. May IS, al Green Spring Pavilion. The
CO nmi;tPe have spared 10 pains to make this ay
one OF enjoyment TO all who may participate.
Thew have also taken every precaution TO ensure
! good order
DEAD SOLDIER FOUND we are Informed that
on Thursday last after the water had been drawn
from the canal, about two miles beyond Great
Falls, ore CT the workmen employed on the
repairs found the dead body of a soldier, sup
posed to be from Massachusetts. The case has
been reported to the proper authorities.
CESrRAL GuARDsouss CAsEs-Bsfors Justice
CioIk.-Eilen Powell, drunk; SO, workbouse e.
days In default John c. Kelly, VIM. J. Muir
ply, Gerard GTiese. drunk and disorderly; turned
over TO military. Alexander Prentice, do dis
missed.
How so much beautiful work can be done for
30 little money, astonishes the crowd that daily
throng the Dollar store 43S Pennsylvania avenue,
near 4 X street. Jewelry and Silver plated Ware
In great vaFiety-only One Dollarl. 6t*
For SALE At WHITEHURsr's GALLERY, 43i
Pennsylvania avenue, three wooden tents See
Whitehurst's Card Photographs; also Photo
graphs In ell and water coiors. 3i&
FAcTs FOR SOLDIERs.-Throughout the Indian
and Crimean campaigns, the only medicines
which proved themselves able to cure the wors.
cases Of DvsenterY, Scurvy and Fever were HOl-
lOwaY's Pills and Ointment Therefore, let every
volunteer see that he is supplied with them.
Only % cents per pot or box. 2e
ANY PERSON Wishing to procure loan Of few
dollars satisfactory security, can do so by call
ing at i56 Eleventh St., between 6 and II. apH
DRAKB's PLANTATION BITrERs.
8. L. 1860 Y.
HinvIgorates, strengthens and purifes the sys-
TEN, Ia a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and effectual tonic in the world. IL 10 CON-
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Berk, Roots,
Herbs and pure st Croix Rum; particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and Is just the thing for the changes
OF seasons.