Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27

is 70 the effect that Mahoney and his wife had
never lived happily togsther, bot that they were
Dr May tsstifed tia. Mrs siahoney came to
her death rom the eSse6ss.sf blow indicted, OF
some injofies feoei ved, vaersey two Of her Sips
w-re broken One witness testified Oh { abe saw
son Of toe prisoner saw bis father run after his
mother with an sx-handle In his hand, but did not
sec him strike her. After that time, however, the
son testifes, his mother always complained Of q
weakness In the side, and he knows that she
wore bandages for some time after. Another
witness testi1es that the night before the de-
ceased Left her husband TO 90 her SISTERS (where
abe dtefh she the witneuJ heard Mahouev and
his wife quarreling. Mrs. Mahoney frequently
before her death told many Of the witnesses TIA,
her ribs were broken, and that her husband had
INFLICTED the injury.
HoRsE THIEF ARRESTED -onicer w. NJ. Kel.
ly yesterday arrested q man who gave bis name
AZ J. Franklin Jones, on Eighth street, on the
Nichols from the stable Of Mr.. Miller, on Sixth
and q streets. Jones, II appears, about two weeks
since, went to Mr. Miller and represented hat he
had bough, Mr. Nichols's horse, and at the same
time exhibited what purported 20 be receipt
from Mr.. Nichols, and Mr.. Miller, suspectfag
nothing wrong, let the horse go. Jones was
taken before Justice Clark, before whom Mr.
Nichols Identified the hsrness on a horse then In
swapped another horse. He stated that Nicholas
horse had been let loose on the commons. The
Justice committed him for trial.
RIAL Estate sALKs-The following sales OF
city property have been made by Mcclure & Co.
sine our las. report Of real ,st,te sales:
Lot No. Il, In square 5s7. on street south, be-
tween second and Third, for AZ cents per square
foot.
Lot -, on Twelfth street, between F and o
north, IS cents per square foot.
Small house and of on Fourteenth e. south
lot 90, square 23l-for S5o5.
Lot No. Il, on @ street, In the Government
Printing oface square, for 1as cents Per square
foot 800
Lot on Tenth st west, between Dnd E aostn,
70. CT per foot. - s.--.
man In the foundry OF w nj Euis & Bro. on
Ohio avenze, near Thirteenth street. while en-
gsged With portion OF the machinery was struck
S SiIo me s,ank Of one OF the machine, and
but was soon after picked up BY his fellow work
men The end Of the crank struck him on the
fOrehead, near the eye, innicting small but deep
cut, which bled profusely. DR.. Lieberman was
called In and rendered the necessary surgical re-.
lief 4 5-1 E#-
DrsoRpERkY BoYs.-on wedn sdsy afternoon
number ~ white boys on the Navy Yard gave
chase TO colored boy named Joe Smith, whom
they stoned and he In return threw beck at them,
and one Of the atones struck boy manned GID In
the eye which II IL feared Il seriously injured.
The BOY Smith was arrested Yesterday and taken
before Justice Gull, where IL was proved that the
white boys were the aggressors. He was fined |
si-s5 FOR throwing stones, only.
veRMosr RLlEP ASSOCIATION Last evening
the cttzeos of Vermont inthe city met at the res
idence OF Senator Collamer, 70 deviss means for |
the relief Of the Vernon. soldiers In the hosp tails
After q free interchange OF sentiment. Messrs 1
Stephen, Prentiss, James a Slade, WI Shedd, |
Daniel Buck and .Jshn Osyood wsse appointed |
the executive cornnittes; ard Messrs. j. ~ |
Clark, CnaunceY Smith and wn. T, Hall o conn.,
nnittee Of Aaance. l-.. .. .. ..,--
SECOND w IeD STATION Casss-Befo.s Jsstiee |
CLARK John Cole, theft commit ted TO fail Eliza
Whiting. drunk In the street; dismissed Owen |
Schunsn. disorderly; turned over 10 the military
WIN stone, resisting an ofacer; rul d for trial |
John II Jones, riding on the pavement; turned
over TO the military. George Smith, dunk and /
dTunkpdnsd 81 IS. VIM. 8 Cowen, do; turned |
tickets; dismissed chss- johnson, assault and |
battery do.
CENTRAL GuARDHousE CAsns -Bsfo,s Jn,ties |
Clark WIN. jenkins and Hiram Apen drunk /
hned 81 $ each jeremiah Quirk, disordsrly; /
confined In the cell I'll night IN default of keeping
silence half minute This morning be per-
formed the feat and was dismissed. Jos Ciuskey,
indecent exposure, turned over to the military. /
Edw'd Kshoe. druak; do. Thomas Childs, pro- /
family; fned % John whiting, drunk and dis
orderly do. 81 So
EMANCIPATION Commission Attention is Il
called to the supplement- we issue today, con-
tsiaing list ~ names Of all the claimants under
The emancipation act, together with the names Of
al slaves for whom compensation IL asked and the
amount asked fer each
CaKnsRs ON THE Police In the tenth pre-.
cinet. tlsiand.) A. w. Clarvoe hss been pro-
noted TO roundsman, vice Jacob d Hutton, re-
signed. W. A. W ilson has been appointed
patrolman, vice ClsrvOe, promoted.
Pic Nic.-rhe order Of Independent Brothers
announce pic mic for the benefit OF sick and
D. a. a he hafr payk NM
next 6ood order will be preserved.
man, aged six wears, named Lizzie Long Had
IN blue striped frock and old blue sun-bonnet.
Any Information concerning her will be thank
'ully received by her distressed mother.
Mart Lone, on 7th street,
It's near the Toll-gate.
slIver-Plated Ware, Spoons, Forks, Casters,
3Uttsr Dishes, Syrup Pitchers, Cfeamers, Sugar
Bowls, Salt Stands, etc, had bette, call at the
Dollar Store, No as Pennsylvanis avenue, near
? our and-a-half ST., and supply themselves for
one dollar. 10 G-1wz
TEE ATTENTION OF our readers 10 directed to
z. Franklin. Jr Il Co . Peoples Bookstore, Is!
seventh street, corner OF e, east eide Over
auhdred different sorts Of books, all new and
perfect, well bound, are sold at SO cents apiece.
All the latest publications, classical and standard
works, the finest assortment Of albums. Card
photographs, Of recent publication, artisiically
'1rcuLeuy eolo d. ~ Ccn6 aplcccJ sSdLoucfyy 4
pest English psnknives, pocket books, &C., are
,dered there st the lowest prices. It*
FINE FIsHISs.-The season for rock Striped
,ass) fishing az the Little Falls Of the Potomac,
o now fairly open. Spofsnen are daily catch
ng there a. many as ffty each Of morning or
ifternoon, weighing from one to twenty pounds |
sch. The fy fishing for them Is equally al fine
u fishing for them with. herring pait Those
desiring 10 participate In the sport there should
enquire at the bridge for Joseph Payne or one Of
iis son5, who keep boats, tackle, bait, &c,
always on hand for those coming without them.
rhey know all the fishing grounds well, and de-
'ote their time to assisting lovers Of fishing wish
ng their services. 3 So je 23.1w
OsB OF THE INSTITUTIONS Of Washington 10
he Dollar Store, ass Pennsylvania avenue, near |
X street, where are displayed an immense as
ortInent Of Jewelrv and silver. plated Ware, all
or one dollar. Take q look at IL. jels-6ts
VOLUNTEERS for the Army should not leave
he, city until supplied with Holloway's Pills
nd Ointment For sores, scurvy, wounds
mall pox, fevers, aud bowel complaints, these
nedicines are toe best in the world. Every
rench soldier uses them. Only IS cents per
BOZ. ..r.. I'll