Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-15
DEFERRED LOCAL ART7CLEs.

Police MATTERs-yIay II.-Sscond Prseinct-
Ann Wilson, assault; bail to keep the peace.
Laura Wilson, Go; dc. Daniel Kiysr, Daniel
Delany. RenrY Light and VIM Vance, drunk;
taken 20 camp. Michael Thorn and w ashin gton
Cavnig. fighting; do.
TaTd PTs1iret.-Fred'k Brown, malicious mis-.
chief; dismissed Rich'd Ellis, passing counter
feit money; do.
Fourth Prseinc'-J T. Hartman, disorderIv;
d'gmissed. Magruder W aters, do; fined 81.
Ellen " oldrOn. do. SlT5 John GALLAGHER do
SIS. J D franklin, .arceny; dismissed. John
Hanly and william Fl May, drunkenness; fined
81 each.
Eigita Pr,tinet-Margaret Davis and Mary
Moore, prostitution; ruled for trial. Fanny
Weaver, keeping bawdy house; do. Joe Hensen,
drunk and disorderiy; 6ned sass. Martin J.
Williams, do; 50 GEMS costs Eliza Ward, dis
do; l0et $2.jS
EfHth PTse,aet.-Wm. Bennett, George w Me
2tlUgaB, dsserters; taken to barracks. j. Rown,
assault and battery; dismissed Lloyd Humphrey,
do; ruled for further hearing. George Diver,
drunk; taken 10 barracks. James Lamb, drunk:
dismissed George W. Hubbard, threats; do.
John Seliirin, drunk and disorderly; taken to
Navy ard. Wn. MahOney, drunk and asleep
1sHii PTseinet.-Mary T.. Lamb, prostitution:
To5khouSe. Samuel Gardner, disorderly con-
due dismissed. Matilda Wade, Charles King,
do - q. John Cooper, Thomas Parker, JoIn
Barns, do; SI9I. Joseph Riley, drunk; dis.
missed. Samuel Gates, do 50 OF. Henry Shat.
fer, Thomas Boyd, Vim Rice, deserters; turned
over 20 military
The EDWARD EvERsTT LITERARY AssccrA-
TON - N0reE EG,rrs This association, we
are pleased to learn, is in Hourishing condition,
ana So-CS It's regular meetings at DR. Distrfck,s
Academy, cOToer Of and Thirteenth SITS Some
tine since, this association adopted the novel
feature Of admitting ladies 10 membership, and
on some occasions they take part in the debates
making the meetings very INTERESTING, On Nor,
dsH last, quts.ion involving tue rights of the
- = lex" tsln2 under discussion, the ladies at
tenoeu IA Ilil .orce, and zeslously commended
with tbeir fluids u the 'ssterner sexn for de-
ci-i0n in their favor; but the youno pentlemen
fearing ruch result, carried an adjournment 20
next Monday evening, when the question will
come up again.
DEATH OF REV. WIZ. T. wRIsHr-The Rev.
~; wight, Of Maryland Conference died on
the 6th Inst Of pneumonia He was a native OF
maryland, where he spent most OF his ea-Iv life in
agricultural pursuits. Some twenty wears 400 be
became connected with the Msrylani Conference,
ana continued until bis death a very useful and
popular minister In Washington he was well
Known and highly esteemed At the last session
OF The Conference, In March, he wa directed To
I21e ch2rge OF Howard circuit, IN Maryland, a
nhS hei1 Tor the development OF his powers In the
pulpit aud before the people; but before be had
1ully entered upon the discharge Of his pastoral
aaues; he was taken sick Of pneumonia and died
IN Baltimore, aged about ffty-tvyo wears His
remains were deposited in Greenmount Cemetery.
FOURTH WARDsTArIoN CAgEs-Bsfoy. yt,t;e.
HaiieT Michael Ennis, disorderly; fined IS.
Michael Saul, p. Keaner, Tom Konnslgbton. do
each VIM. Flood, profanity; dismissed
Marx EgGE, drunk; fined 81. Cstharine Flood
PIcianItyi dismissed. II. G.. Granteu, suspicion
oi larceny do. Mrs Myers, selling liquor with
OUT license; do. Molly Hill, Mary Ross, and
SaEeh Browr, dlsorderly; fined 81 IS each VIM.
hoSlLEoo, sleeping In a wagon; dismissed. w
ID CheeiThan, dlsOrderiy; turned over to the mill
nary. Ftahcis kean, do; do. Francis Smith.
Sleeping IN the street; dismissed. John Colbert.
drunk; do.
DIsORDERLY The trustees OF IN. frnIon Wa
ley Coiored Church, on twenty third street he
Nten J. and Nj, complain that they have been
annoyed OF late, by disorderly persons throwing
htcaes a. tie church, disturbing their Worship
ana breaking lamps Members too have fire.
qu' nily DeCC stoned Will on their yyav IN ths
chGfch These disofderiY Characters seom m
.0rSet thaf there Is q law iniictng penalties for
tny disturbance Oi public worship, and that COL
thereby. f
An AsNoYAscE.-Mr J. H. Yeatman wbo
RESIDES near the boys school, corner OF TweIf,b
ana ID streets, is continually ANNOYED bv the
$500 Boys cnnSregatng in fro Mt Of his door and
-lLfO" NJ 0j4ls and stones. day or two ago a
Shhd Oh Mr Yeatmanis was struck BY hall and
$40 kea down. Playing bal and throsino
STONES - TIE neighborhotd Of private dwellings
may Oe fun 10 the boys but 10 Is death to window
glass and little children.
BASE BALL.-The Pythiau Rass Pail c,,,, 10,
Deef Teofganized, and have chosen as their field
Tor exercise the mall south of the PIeSident;s-
hof'o OF that used. by tie National CIub-where
Lney exercise themselves every Monday Wednes-
~ anu EldaV Afternoon, when the weather per
Gxs vs. "a SsIcElyED AT L. A. BEALL d CO.'S,