Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19
LATE LOCAL NEWS.


4. Second Prsetnet.-Msrv Faintroy, Jacob Penn,
Kit scf, cnd John BENTLEY, drunk; locked up
Geo. Levev, do; tafe. Nome W. Turner, as
sault; dismissed VIM. Coats, leaving q dead
Third Precinct n Murphy, disorderly; si.32.
Frank Herbert, do s3.A. George Krouse, do
security for peace. w. Debie, Dennis Ryan,
Henry Barrett, nuisance; s. so each John Con
ardson, disordeflYI s1.44 each. Mary Harrison,
DO; workhouse. Capt. Moore assault; bail for
court Lewis Collins, do security 70 keep the
pence. Eliza Riafdon, do !; sent 70 Jail Jane
drunk; dismissed. Sixteen merchants Of George.
town for falling 20 take out license, most OF
whom were fined % s5 each Thifteeh store
keepers and cartmea were fined, falling 70 take
Fos,th P,seises Ridgely, Kitty Floyd,
David Bead and John strsrd, disorC erly; fined
s. each. Robert TAFT, do workho-sa Charles
Carroll, vagrsnt; workhouse L. ID. Conner,
drunk; fined 81. Marsha Johnson, drunk and
disorderly; worfhouse. George Adams, throw
Ing stones security 70 keep to keep the peace.
Michael WEIGH and James johnson, do; dis
missed, VIM: Chism, disorderly; do. B. Welsh
do do Psirici Kesmon, drunk and dissrderiy;;
nned 81 Bryan McGuin, resisting ofscer and
drum and diserderly; committed TO jails
Eighth Precinct Louis EfaItie, disorderIy;
fined 81 So. Philip Lee and John Anderson, do :;
turned over TO the military. Clara Myers, do. /;
dismissed. Edw'd Franklin, runaway; taken to
bis parents. Jas Smith, Samr Jones Jno. Null
ball and Andrew Lauham, bathing before sun
down; locked up ave hours each. VIM. Massey,
larceny; further hearing. Chas Avell, malicious
mischief; fined 81 So. Robr n. Leville, disor-
derly; workhouse. Richard Nolan, drunk and
asleep In street, aued 81 SO.
Ninth Precinct Jas. w alker, disorierly; fined
80 81. Jas. Hoot, assault and battery, dismissed
Ring, discrderly; provost guafd wrl, seaman,
common drunkard; workhouse. Jane Swift,
Prostitutes do. Peter Rogers. vagrant; do. Geo
Dean, drunk In stresk fned - Of. Patrick Nc
c. Hennsn, wstsriif Ssrse near pump; sne e. "a
thomas Henry, profane; do Thomas Perry, in
decent language; do Timothy Nolen, drunk and
disorderly; 81 81 John Chambers, attempt 20
and Elizabeth Wilson, held as witnesses for the
United States Geo. Smith, asleep In the street;
worhhouse. VIM. Fay, do; do. James Jack.
son, do nned el.sl. Peter Blafester, attempt to
sssassinatei dismissed. Francis Boyer, drunk
and disorderly; workhouse.
FLAG RAIsIss AT THE Ef fHANr CHuRcH Hos
fiTAL-OnNT hur.day evening very interesting
occasion happened at the Epiphany Church Hos
pital. IL was the raising Of a new Gag to the
breeze on the lot betweea the rear Of Epiphany
Church and New York avenue, among the tents
OF the sici and wounded, which has been des-
ant surgeon, ID. N. Rankin, Of the Epiphany
Hospital. The convslescent were out upon the
ground In full force, and the occasion was graced
by the presence Of many ladies, several Of whom
sfe'very active in administering comfort and care
70 the brave defenders OF our country
The occasion visa presided over by Mr.. c NJ
Hartwick, whose labors In this hospital have been
raised by Mrs. REYNOLDS, the LADY Of Col Rev.
nolds, OF the marine corps, to mark the spot
where our suffering patriots recline on their beds
Of pain-the Gag they love, and for which they
fought and suffer, now cheering them by Its ex-
i.tence near them, waving its graceful folds
above their beds.
The star.Pangled Banner was sung by that
suS :sEs. Mis-. May assisted BY Mr. slade
Spencer Kennard was introduced, and delivered
a abort and excellent address. His apostrophe
to the dag was the theme Of Pleasore TO all pres
ample dining hall Of the soldiers In the rear Of
the hospital, where soldier and friend partook Of
refreshments furnished bv the nberality Of the
ofacers Of the Epiphany Hospital.
CRIMINAL CouRr Jelly ls-wm. Bowers was
fonnd guilty Of stealing watch and sentenced 70
jail for nine months. ......-a r..
Edward Mestefnich, alias Edward Leicke, was
found guilty Of stealing sum Of money. A mo-
ton was entered In arrest Of judgment.
q Angel Cofree, charged with larceny, was con-
victed, and q motion In arrest Of Judgment en-.
tered. 'r.... ......
Jesse Ellis was acquitted Of q charge Of resist-
Geo smith was found guilty of stealing shoes
ana sentenced 70 jail Tor nine nnntns. -
July 10 WIN. Ward, q soldier, charged with
attempting to obtain money under false pre,ences
from the Government, Is on Trial.
DEATHS OF SoLpIHRs.-The following deaths
have occurred since our last report:
James Ruerck, company A, 6eth Illinois.
J. n. Rice, company r, 9Th N. Y. Cavalry.
w g. Shaw, corporal, company d. 5sh Mass.
Henry Hewitt, 4th Rhode Island Battery
James Wagner, company ], 9Th New York.
John =; Burgess, company E, I'd wisconsin.
Chas II. Adams, company E, 6lst New York.
Chas. Matt, company r An Michigan.
Forrest Goodspe.d, company G. sd Penns.
Henry Lowe, company c, 4th Michigsn.
JosePhus F. Peck, blsoksmith, Il, Rhode
Islsnd Cavalry. = - -. -
! L. Q. Findisy, company c, ssd Pennsyivszis.
Am. AIfnGIf TO Cousfaxy.rT TsAsuir
Roxks-The Chief % Police ct. Louis, sbout
Q month since, snt 20 TIE Treasury Dspastmeuf
several spseinnsns q half.anished Treasury De-
mand notee Of the denomination Of f0's, which
were discovefedsin that city. The notes are In
somplete, NOT having the signatures nor the green
figures on the fece or back. II put In cifculaticr
tbev yrould have been easfiv detecs Ted though the