Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-16

LIEUT.. RAYMOND, OF TIE Pkovos1 GUARD,
Vho<e name has become a terror To evil oers in
this city, did quite an extensive bJsiness mig hit
before fascinating descents upon q number of
houses where disOrdsYly conduct 10 the rule and
liquor 10 continually dispensed to soldiers; the
parties not having license 10 sell The places
visited were tue houses OF James KahOes co,ner
Of u ard First streets; Daniel sullivan | street:
Richard Dohsdy, II street; Anthony Mcguire r
street; Mary Barton, F street; and Crowley and
Coleman, d street, near Third; connscating and
destroying In all kegs, 80 bottles, and 10 demi-
johns containing liquor, besides 90 or 70 gallons
more Of the yilest kind Of spirits. Three Govern.
meRt blankets Were found In Sullivan,s crib
Crowley and Coleman have been doing whols-
sale and retail business In the sale OF ale and
other liquors, and have never paid license
and severallY fined. The above houses are all on
the Island
The guard also went to the house of al. fame
No 5I3, Island, kept by one Ellen RYAN and ar.
rs.ted the propretress, four girls, and sight men
who were visiting the house, who uere ali lake.
TO the Central Guardhouse and fined A ouaotIty
q liquor ~ss also found and destroyed. Lieut..
Raymond pEOnOunces this house one OF the yilest
dens In the city, and the resort Of most degraded
characters. Nor IL the house without lis friends
IN the police force; for Lieut.. Raymond says he
has been annoyed by two policemen who appear
ed 70 be Interested and requested that the arrest
should not be made. He does not feel disposed
10 designate the parties this tine, but hopes q
hint will be SUFFICIENT.
FoURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfoys yss-
sice Wassy.-Daniel Shugaren, disorderly; dis
missed Patrick shugaren, indecent behavior to
school giriii locked up four hours. John Glib
bcns, larceny Of horse and saddle; turned over
10 the military Patrick Rally, throwing stones
At school girls; locked up eight hours. mary L.
dismissed Fredericf Wolf, disorderiy; turned
over to military. VIM. Cook, fast riding; ss S.
Andrew Binknert, riding over a child; IS s..
George Spztes, vagr rant; dismissed. John Smith,
drunk; %. James Blake, do; 81.
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ASSAULT AND BAIrKRY.-About O'Clock yes
terday q dlmculty occurred II the corner Of
Twentieth and X streets, between two lrishmen,
aud one Of them Patrick o. Bren gave the other,
Timothy Gleason, powerful blow on the side
Il the head, knocking him senseless O'BIten
Immediately ran, but was overtaken by the
police aad some citizens, who took him before
Justice Drury, when he gave security for court
TAG WANT OF SMALL CHANGE p'oduces serious
distress, especially among the poorer classes Of
iHr ei,s and place: an 70 great incSnvenispes nee;
notes, even when purchases are made, except AZ
heavy discount, OF when q large portion OF the
note 10 ex pended. In the markets IL Ia necessary
10 expend sixty or seventy cents, before change
Will be given.
IScESDIARIsN About one O'Clock yesterday
On Firs: street. near the foot Of the Capitol, was
So on IRE, but before doing any damage other
th,n burning a small portion of the weather
BOARDING, II VIA, discover ID by some persons,
who extinguished IL.
SECOND WARD STATION c.sss-s: rs-. ynnies
C'osk &C W Bell, dis,rderiy; - Henry Bla-
Ter, drunk; for thai Mary Remind the door.
Cfuhk, iis5isS.i Gee Jebasan shi John q !
= In' Uat.dag ia tie canal 80 - essn j0ha
n 'a'EsoE, d:znfi q 81
r"t'Ss --TnS fhffd W ard p5uOiG.sh re .nf'rd
- - y-;s-G H5ys as,aIlf aud battery as
o. .hsa-II JtuSice Bafgac4O ". r.. DJusI sc,
80: Ha.l ri 9i-JY Jgs,icS Thompson