Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03
THE EVENING STAR.
or,FKRrp LOCAL ARTICLES.


Marv Thornton, disorieriy; further heariug
w SULLIVAN, assault and battery; fined 10 III
Margaret Cunningham, Anna CunniEgennl,
CathaFsue Dunawin, profanity: dismissed. r.
Magic. selling on Sunday; do. no., selling
without license: fined $3.50 NJ. Murphy, riding
on pavement lined 81. g. Gochler, john II.
mans. wagon without license; lined sj.5S. Geo.
PARROT, driving on pavement; nned S2.51. w
II Robinson. selling liquor 70 soldiers; dis
missed. r Hrnchcil and D. Burk, drunk;
locked UP till sober.
Tzird Prscisct-D Dennis Riley, without Ii
ssnse: dismissed. Charles Carroll, drunk; do
Mary Thomas, Ellen Conner, do; wOrShuUsc
jos. Gross, nuisance; S54. DR. Cragin. do:
dismissed Jas. Taylor, disorderly; SAL. Jas.
Martin, do Sl4t. w. Rosenthal, without Ii
eense; dismissed. Edward Creecy. do; x2il
p. Duncan, drunk dismissed. G. Carroll lar
esny; wOrkhousS W. Clarke. disorderly: Sl.G1
Mary Thomas, John Small, drunk; dismissed.
W. II. Edes, without license; dismissed. r
Wheatley, nuisance: SI.ti. w. Nichols. lar
ceny; Jail. Il. Malay, diSOrdrrly; wori.house
Fourth Prerinet'-C. HonafiHs, C. Webster,
larceny; security for court. Nancy Mctiuirc,
assault and battery; do. II. Jones, ". Stall
LngS, assault and battery with intent TO Kill
Iail for court. Mary McNecr, warrant: dis
Missed. John WerdPn, druEk; 50. IL. Miller,
fast driving; dismissed. w. Flynn, assault; and
battery; security for court. John Nc y ulty.
drunk and disorderly; turned OvCr TO guard
Agnes White drunk and disOTccFly: work
house. Thomas Minna. va2rancy; do James
Norwood. Srun X; turned OVER guard. Anna
Gauley, assault and battery: security for court.
Eighfh PrsciRc,.-P. Herman, cx pressing ~rCcSi
sentiments; turned over 20 ths military. w.
Pittinger. disordcrly; dismissed. Charles Col
yer, do; do. w. Hogan and w. Delaney. drunk:
do. Charles McGarry, drunk and dis0rd-rly,
turned over TO the military. W. PitIingrr. VI.
HaiilD, w. Hosman. George Slough. Chstructing
railroad: dismissed. w. O'Brisn. drunk: do
7. Henson. selling liquor 10 soldiers: do. NJ
SzrZulkOwski, drunk and diSorderly: fineG
S2-si. George Davis, disorderly; fined Si.2i.
Charlss Holland. diSorderly; dismissed. W.
X. Rlggs. straling a horse; turned 10 the
military. Timothy Mccarthy. drunk: do.
Phillip Lee and w. j. Westbrook, petty lar
eeny: do ". Jones, larceny: dismissed. Joseph
Robins, carrying concealed weapons: do. John
Drunk, drunk turned over 10 the military. T.
Connally, do; do. John Connally, hauling
sand out OF street; dismissed. X. Smith. drunk:
do Winnie Gibson and Ann Walker, disor-
derby: do.
Sinn Precinci--Chas Holland, ohstrne,ing
funeral; dismissed. efMcKinsay, DanI Bell
w. WsSterfield, A. Williams, Ellen Bu>hrod
A. Johnson larceny; do. W. Crown, d.; fur
Their hearing. Edw Clements, Mrs. Clements
and Mrs. Dougherty, do: bail for court. T.
Calvin, drunk: locked up and die missed. Lewis
Johnson, do; locked up. =. Baathley, throw
ing stones; dismissed. Mr.. McKeiden, selling
light bread; do. Thos. Corlin. drunk; do O.
Ietsrer, resisting Off Ger and selling light bread:
bail for court and fined S5.Js. Peter stafford
and John Giles. larceny: further hearing r.
Myers, drunk; dismissed. Mary Garner and
Mrs. Churn, disortlerly; wOrkhouse. John
Smith, assault; dismissed. +. Kcethly, putting
stones on the track; do Jas. Lynch and James
H. Bayley, assault and battery: Jail for court
Tenth Prsciact-S. Hoffman and T. Brown
disOrderly; fined S19i. John HAYS, John
Lundy, Edward Smedley and John Flanagan
90; dismissed. James Barnes, stealing. iaii for
court. John Mcguire, do further hearing
AlosZo Klein, disOrderly; fined si.9i John
Hayes, vagrant; dismissed. W. III. Davis,
fighting, do. Jonathan Dillon, do; fined ~ 81
Margaret Russell. drunk; do. Emma Downs
do; dismissed. Dennis Ready, driving on
pavement; fined s2.O0. Catharfne Msdizan,
threats; further hearing. W. Il. Smith and Neal
Campbell, deserters; taken 10 NAVY Yard ID
farrall, drunk and asleep i'm the street: dis
missed Nancy Rawler, profanity; fined s39i.
Cornelius Tuomy, drunk and diSOrdprly: turned
over 10 military. Z. Hinckney, drunk; do. s
Trater, breaking in door; dismissed. c. L.
Rose, stealing; held for hearing. Josephine
Hhoades- selling liquor without license: ruled
for trial: C. Miller, disorderly; dismissed
Sarah Eening and Eliza Smith, do: fined
ss.ei. Oscar Belaske, throwing stones; further
hearing. John OConnell, assault; security for
court Louisa Eckert; do; fined Sioi Rose
Council, fighting; dismissed. Mary Allen
stealing; do. f. Leman, James Williams, F.
Brown, stealing; locked up. Conrad Smith
drunk and prOfane; fined S2.ei.
INPRovENENTs.-Much needed improve
ments are being made in the city at this time
In the First Ward side foot walks have been
laid on the west side OF Eighteenth street
6stween street and Pennsylvania avenue.
This pavement leads directly TO the school of
the Sisters Of Charity, at the corner of Eigh
teenth street and New York avenue On the
north side OF X street, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets, sidewalk has been laid
which gives the great thoroughfare between
Georgetown and New Jersey avenue a contin
nous pavement. Our Commissioner of Public
buildings has also caused TO be opened Penn
syiyania avenue, between Twenty-sirth street
and Georgetown, and had the road bed GRADED
and paved with cobble stone. He has also had
several lamps placed along this popular
thoroughfare, which communicates with tn.
aqueduct across Rock creek The alleys i'm
square lsi: between Nineteenth and Twenty
heth STREETS. and and CT streets, have been
graded and paved-au excellent Improvement
In the second Ward pavement has been laid
on Inc south SIDE OF Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets On
inns avenue there now remains but one square
20 DC graded TO make il completely omen for
uaSSI nttween North Capitol street and Fiji
teenth street west. Flag footwavs are about IN
Dc laid on the west side of Fourteenth stree
between street north and boundary street
IN me Third Ward, Eighth street west, be-
tween VI 81 and Rhode Island avenue * beino
graded and graveled, and suitable flag footways
and cutters have also been constructed Tho
M0rlhern Liberty Market-house. under the
9trecuOh Oh the commissioners of the same, is
also IN course II Improvement. The sheds ON
seventh street a., being removed. and new
sheds are IN Progress of erection on the
south side OF the main building, between Sew
enth and Eighth streets Flag footv-ays arc :,
De lad Immediately the west side OF Sew
enth street. between L and the boundary.
ms street mas also been trimmed and yraypled
betwsen l. street north and the bonndary-qu
improvement v hich was very much needed in
consequence IF the manner in yhicb thr s,ract
was cut up during the last winter by arm,
wagons. Seventh street SGg ranks ar1.-,- the
most iInpoftan! business streets of the city'
N the Fourth Ward a pavement has been
iSId ON the east side of Second street. between,
~ street and New Jersey avenue. This i'm.
provement puts the thOrouGhfarc between
indiana and New Jersey avenues liz good tray
cling condition. First street west has aIs3 boa,
graded ana grayeled between Indiana and New
Jersey avenues.
In the Fifth Ward. First street. between 1,
aro, ~. , n!< north which was much dam
aetd by hCaVy rains, l. IN course of thorough
nPdr. street south. between Third and
Fourth streets east, has been graded and gray
FLED, ana suitable gutter VIII b. NJ once, CON
siruc'fd on the west side of Fourth street aast
~ the intersection Of y ireetsouth. The bIidys
over nv canal AZ New Jersey avenue il il
courSt OF repair. Th- alleys in square ~ be.
tween Third and Fourth SITS. east. aud South II
ano t~t>' capitol streets. IN W been grasad aud
paN"d-an Improvement highly cCnireive TO
The health OF that nci -hburhUod
In The Sixth Ward pavement ha, bpen laid
on u sIIest south, between Eighth aud Ninth
streets east. Unfortunately th.. yyanl OF fund