Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07

Second irce,nct.-Barney Corrarv, drunk
"rned over to military schas. Wallard. run
ming wagon without iicanse; fined S5sS \ a
campbell, John Delaney, Jas Orleans. r.fu-
sing TO pay their bills; locked up p. Hoyaus,
abusivr language; paid - cents costs w iii,id,
shooting pistol; fined Bliss w Kelly drnnk
stealing horse: do. Rich'd Brosnars, peddiing
on sunday; do Barney Mcf4ror-c, s,ealias,
cabbage; turned over to military - - -r--F
Third Irecinct.-Jerry Sullivan. disorda-'--.
hned 500. Carroll DaYley. John Hcndlry
Mrs Dayley, do; do. 1862. Casper Blu [. d.
9 G9. sa;fi. John Shaekeiford, do; do; s3:5s.
do SiAi. John Tipscady, druak; dismissed
n Snowden, disorderly; fined $2.62. Bud Har.
rod and Thomas Johnson, do; do. salt Zach.
Jos Donoghue and Dennis Cady. do; do s3sa
each. John Bentley and Landul Shor,nak-r,
do do 81 IS each p. Hagertv. do; do 81 IS
John Wrington and Hester Chase, drunk; dis
missed; {. Carroll. do workhouse.
Fourth I'recina-E. Anderson, malicious mis-.
chief; jail for court. Robert TAFT, larceny; do
7. Doyle, assault and battery; security for court
Jas. Kennedy, Geo. Edwards and VIM Smith
drunk and disorderiy; fined 50 each. q. Nuce
and d. Demann, drunk; do. s. each. Charles
Peterman, drunk and dsorderly; do So VIM
Joice, assault with intent to kill; security for
court; T.; W. Butter, assault; dismissed.
fined Sl.9i. Julia Fleet, EmmeIne Hamilton
Frances Robinson and X. Alex andrr, do; do
Si9i. Edw'd Jackson. keeping dog dismissed
Chas. Maac, hack without number: fined 40 "a
S. johnson. larceny; dismissed. Caroline But
ier ana mary Collins, prostitution. Jas. Greg
DRY and J. N. Wilkinson, suspicion: dismissed
a. Forrest, running wagon without license do
John Mcnamara and Jenny Fitzgerald, drunk
and GisorderIy, fined 81 81. Siion Cesare, dis
orderly; turned over 10 military. Jas Murray,
deserter, do. John Enright, r. Mcdonald, G.
Burns and }. ONeal, drunk and disorderiy;
do John Drunker. larceny; dismissed. W.
lrelan and NJ. Eaton, sleeping in street; do w.
n. Richards, drunk and disoraeriy; turned over
to military. Joseph M. Henry, disorderly: do.
Jas. Smith, peddling without license: dis missed
Charies Sehrabb, horse running at large with
glandersi fined s. cents costs.
Nf"fh Precinci-W Bryan, disorderly; locked
up and dismissed. Arch Withaif, do; turned
over 10 military. w. Wood, disorderiy; fined
1854. r. Ambrose, stealing; further hearing
Joseph Myers, S. Cross, and James Langley,
curity for court T. Gales, passing counterfeit
money; dismissed. l.. Block, peddling without
license; do. James Boswell, throwing stones;
DO; John Hull, maltreating horse; fined Si:5s.
Tenth Pr'cincf.-Josephine Naylor, drunk;
nned Sl-9. James Carberry, do; dismissed
John W. Grimes, disorderly; do. W. Magraw
drunk DO John Swami. disorderly; fined
S2.9i. p. Kelly and c. Finnegan, do; fined
1881. X. Willett, disorderly and profine; fined
S5.A. L. Herbert, nuisance; fined So A. Joes.
ine; exposing person: fined 81. q. Cole, selling
nquor without license: fined 800. Jas. CoopPr
driving on pavement; fined 90 Mary Kelley,
drunk and disorderly: fined 1891. r. Bayless,
refusing to bnry horse; dismissed James
Mathews; drunk; do. NJ. Hoyie, disorderly; do
S2yi I. Dugan, swirfdling; dismissed. J.
Dillon, threats of violence; do. John Fleming,
assault; do. Ann Benter, nuisance fined So.
John Malvin, intoxicated; fined Sl9i Mrs
DOnnelly. disOrderly; dismissed. Louis Vel
ten. do; do e. Snider, do; fined 1884. Mary
T.. Whitaker, assault; do, David Lomax, do
dismissed. Sarah Vernon, drunk and disor-
derby; do.
A GREEN 'UN.-A day or two since yerdant
young man got into car No. 81, on our city rail-
the fare was, deliberately walked to the for
ward end OF the car, where he attempted to
hand the amount 10 the driver through the cir
cuiar window above the door, remarking that it
was 50 I'LL OF an idea to put the hole way up
there" The conductor by this time amidst the
nerriment of the passengers, made his appear
ance, and explained that he received the fares,
and the young man remdrking that he had
learned something, quietly paid his fare and
took seat
WINTER QUARTERs.-The military at the
railroad depot are making comprehensive
preparations for the winter Lately another
tarrack has been erected. after the fashion of
No., has which all the proper requisites in
the way OF space ventilation. The barracks are
ample for force of three regiments and COW
cred ways are being erected to them to the
building for eating, cooking, bathing, etc. In
the centre is the parade house, and soldiers and
iaborers are engaged in grading and draining
the locality.
SSWkARING.-Onlcprt Cook yaStPr-
day arrested Mrs. Mary DonOhue, a widow re-
siding in Goat alley, on the charge OF cursing
her neighbor p. Delico, and took her before
Justice Clayton. 1t appears that they have
frequent quarrels, and Mrs. Donohue usually
curses her neighbors in religious manner by
calling down all the anathemas Of the holy
church upon her antagonists, and this kind of
swearing Delice can't stand. She promised to
do BETTER, and WAS dismissed paying 50
cents cost.
I'll,
neighborhood, came upon us this morning. Ii
commenced about half past six O'Clock, and is
yet falling. Theswind was from the west, and
for a time the flakes fell thick and fast. soon
white dress. 1t Is cold, binding snow, and
keeps all indoors, except such Us are Obliged to
he out. Overeoats and umbrellas are Ill de-
mand.
DISMIesED.-The three bows, Tompkins Ma
sraw and Weeden, who We're arrested on Sun
DAY night on suspicion OF setting fire to Mr.
Cooks stable, have been dismissed, there being
no proof against them.
PERsoNAL-James NJ Carlisle, ESQ. n nron.
ment lawyer of this city, has been dangerously
ill for some days, but is now recovering Hs
was Threatened with an attack OF erysipelas.
WATCH RECovERKD.--A watch and chain
stolen from Mrs. Elizabeth Dennis, about a
month since, was yesterday recovered from
James +. Givins, colored, who was arrested
POTATOES POTATOES We selling the be st
Jersey Peach Blow and Carter Potatoes at one dol
lar per bushel delivered to any part of the city
All kinds of Marketing ut the lowest market prices
GEO. W. STEWART l. Son
nov 6-3t" corner 10Th and II sta
BUFFALO RoBEs all sizes, Wolf Robes Skunk
Robes. Tiger Robes, Army Bla1 kets.. Blue Green
Red. hite, Grey and Plaid may be found at the
India Rubber Store of Allen, Clapp Co, Penn.
avenue, between 10Th and 18th sts nO3-lm
MILITARY OFFICERS will find the Mattress Got
very desirable, it can be folded I'D into a very
small space, fitting into q canvas bag It is strons
and durable, and can be converted into chair or
lounge at will, and il so arranged that it may be
stuffed with hay or straw. 1t is made of bo car
pet and canvas For sale at the India Rubber Store
OF Allen, Ciapp Co., Penn. avenue, between 10th
ana lltn sts t- 80 &C Slim
INDIA RUBBRR fteoDs.-The place to buy your
Enb Der Coats. lie ggins, Camp Blankets Navelocks
Haversacks, aud every article made from India
Rubber is at h A. HALLS india Rubber Warehouse,
where You obtain them at naannfa cfnrar