Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-30

A CASE or DOMESTIC fNrELIcrTI.-On Satqr.
day afternoon a colored man named Kendall Solo.
mon vas before Justice Clayton on the charge oil
using threats Of violence towards HE wife, tu'
ninda solomon, having been arrested at her In.
sAnceby Oficer Ecklof The, wife testified That
be had assaulted her and used threats toward her
Kendall stated that he keeps an eating house an
alley near the corner Of ID and Ninth streets, and
some nights since, not being able to sleep, he
came down stairs and discovered his wife sitting
In the lap Of Bill Lee, ga gemman OBJ color fsst
asleep Not knowing what course to pursue, he
retraced his steps and awoke his brother, and
telling him Of the affair, asked his advice. The
brother told him 10 60 down and awake ner, ou'
not to make any noise about II; and ne went down
again and aroused her. Lee was AWAKENED n the
same time, and some cross words passed between
them, and Solomon pushed his wife against
chair or table since the anair Lee ana solomon
nave met several times and nsd marc woIos In
relation 10 IT, while the couple have been on any.
thing but the best terms. The Justice witnneid
his decision In the case.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-B.fo,s Jas
ties Walter -Sunday-Wm. Woodley, VIM. II
Martin, J. r. Simms, profanity; 81 each. Thos.
Gibson, Eugene Jacob, dsorderly; dismissed.
Patrick Buckley, dunk; do Mary Slater; lar.
IS So. c II Towles, Daniel ellis, sleeping In a
wagon; dismissed Andrew O'Sullivan, Dennis
Murphy, John Kane, Michael FLYNN, Dennis
U'Connor, VIM. Kelly, drunk and disorderly; %
Henry. colored, assault and disorderly; 81.
Monday-Patrick Cronin, profanity; turned to
| the military. 6. Rath, drunk; dismissed. Jere'
miah Sullivan, Amos II. Collins, sleep In the
street; dismissed.
Maxine SIsNALs Yesterday afternoon young
woman named Fanny Lyons, well known to the
Third Ward patrolmen, was arrested for standing
In front Of the central guardhouse and making
signals to the prisoners Of the provost guard. She
was locked up all nigh and dismissed this morn
Ing by Justice Walter with very positive notice
Of future punishment II she repeated her signals
70 the prisoners. Fanny claims to be an actress
by profession, and she detained In dramatic
style upon the occasion Of her arrest. Thong b
impassioned, her declarations would hardly OBJ
tain the applause Of genteel audience.
Rev. CHARLES SPEAR held religious services at
the jail yesterday morning, for the nrst time. We
are Informed Ii 10 the Intention OF those control.
ing the Jail to have services held there regularly.
The President having assigned to Mr.. Spear the
spiritual care Of the inmates Of st Elizabeth Hos
pital, at the Insane Asylum, services were held
there yesterday morning. There are about one
hundred and nfty soldiers now in TINT hospital
PosrPoNExzNr.-The soldiers concert is post
poned until tomorrow evening. The public
desire Is 30 strong to hear Parson Brownlow that,
Of course, Everybody" will want to go to Ford's
and the managers OF the concert have wisely con
cluded to postpone their performances until
Tuesday evening.
PARso.e BRowsLow, the Tennessee patriot,
will lecture tonight at Fords Atheneum, his
subject being " The Rebellion This may be
the only chance our citizens will have Of hearing
the famed orator and editor Of East Tennessee,
and we doubt not the house will be crowded on
the occasion.
The GREEK AcADExY OF Georgetown College
will hold their annual celebration on "Wednesday
afternoon, July 2, at4X O'Clock p. m. SIR. Daniel
Davis valedictorian.