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

NuIsANcKs The superintendent Of Police has
iss'ln6 the following citeC!aI . property r5ldors
relative to nuisances:
Depdrfr7-H ~ 81 sf.fF0ao,tfds Police,
n%-s Of Sune-'t, M. SIC IIA street., \
City Of Washington, June II.
Sill: BY en- ordinance =: ne CYrp.r.don, p-s.ed
FOR the abatement o. nuisance, Ind approved the
f7th Of January, 1856, II Is ena~ted among other
things, that Il shall be the duty OF exch and
every person occupying dwelling house. astore,
or auv otter Kind Of bailding, to nave the paved
footaks and gutter in front Of bis, her, OF their
prerlites Cleaned daily from the nrst OF May 20
the ST; Of December, by collecting the dirt from
sucb gutter into piles, 10 De REMOVED ulcsr the
dlrsc5on 0. :hc Commissioned ~ improvements
80 scon .S possible after lt has been coue~tedi"
and the act further provides that penalty Of not
more than Eve nor lea thSa ons dollar. Tor each
offence, shall De Imposed upon persons raining TO
Your attention Is res pectfully invited 10 the
above tE- IrCg!sc7. az tIs ct g. question viii
be rigidiy enforced. , Nv order: $3.50.
For the due enforcement Of the above law Il
would seem that with only two commissioners
for the entire city, each will have hsrcuean
task before him In carrying out the provisions of
the act Heretofore from some cause or other,
the attempt 10 enforce tue law has entirely Jailed
It IL 20 be hoped thar IL &c 10 fou nd iu,prsctcsoe
for tse corporation to carry oHi the pIoyso"s re-,
lGtIng 20 H. gathering Of the dirt. this foros Will
be Increased, and the law rigidly enforced ~
we mistake no;, the commissioners have already
esrs and men az work cleaning the alleys.
CRINTyIL Ceupr, June V7.-Tbe witnessesfas
the defence IL the case against Mohoney, bctng
tried on charge Of E1urdsEE were called and s1s
amined-
John E. Dsy, one " the witnesses. tcstinsd that
about two weeks previous 20 Mrs hshoney's
dea. b he stopped In the houae, and while there
soldier came 10 the door, and she got la Al alter
cation with hin, and seiIing stick q wood
madc after hiGn, AID fell down an excevsttos,
She pursued the soldier and returned IN soovt an
hour, saying that the soldier had neariy ktiled
an was Informed thst she ives sick at her sisssfs
and week later he heard Of her death.
Several OF the neighbors testified that on Tie
night Day referred to, they beard the cry Of
"Tnurder, 81 and some saw Mrs Mshoney runniAa
after the soldier with q stick. The witnesses
mostly unite In giving q good character 70 Mahe-
ney, while they say that the deceased wes under
the influence OF nque very frequently tie pest
The defense fv.sh the exception Of one witnesl
was closed about one a'clook to-day, and rebut-
ting testimony was called.
The case win probably oceuvy The court 70
The 0rssd Jury were discharged DIS morning
until Tuesday morning.
DEATHS OF SoLpIEna-The following deaths
have besn reported since ouf last:
Newell " CLARK, company g, sad Nev ferh.
CIV Jennings, company A. ssh New Yorh.
Jacob c Sacknef, company +, "a Micflgs1-
w. 3 Wright, company K, ID Michigan.
NJ J. Spacht, company ID, SD Peonsyivanh
H. O. Carr, company 6, Seth New York.
Nelson Hayes company I, ITO New York
Hazel Miller, company b, OH wisconsin.
james McGtli, company A, esth Ohio
John Albert, musician, 6ist Pennsylvania
Charles WEIGH, company q, Tooth New fotf.
Charles Linbcrger, -, Pennfylvania--
VIM. Fry, company B, 57th Pennsylvania.
A body which arrived by the steamer Champion
was Inferred by the Government undertaken. The
name was not given in the order.
Relatives Ok deceased soldiers can be furnished
with all the information they desire IN relation
70 the burial place Of their friends, &C, by call
ing on r. T sands, Government undertaken, f4a
p street north.