Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.

FsrRTH WARnSTAIToS C.sE-.-BcSar. yrs-
toe baltSr:-John Cirsry, drunk and malicious
mis- chief: fined ~. Wm. Williams, drunk an A
Dis orderly, turned over 80 military. Henry vi
Link, larceny; jail tor court: also earring
weapons; dismissed. Edward Thol,,:S, Ii.-
orderly; fined ST. Jams Easton lerc.p,-. a..
missed. John Conner, Felix Conlin. A. Keys.r
Andrew Cunningham, and Edmond Young,
drunk and disorderly; lined 50 each. wiIE:m
Metnally, Charles Munret, Charles Miles, and
IL w: Driver. picking pocket; Jail for hear
ing. David McDeyitt, drunk and disorcicrfy:
fined -. Gracy West. drunk and prostitution;
dc. -. John Snyder. Freak Forte, and Pat-k
GiNrns. drunk and disorlerly; fined - each
John NcDe witt. disorderly; 90 ~. p Carey.
do; do -. Henry Bell and Robert Rodgers,
do: do. =. each. John SLATE, firing pistol IN
street; do. =. James Radcliffe. drunk and
dl>ordeTls; DO. Sl3 Richard Treadway, james
Munfnrd, Charles Walter, and James SAWYER
do. DO; fined ~ each Charles Burch and John
ferrail' disorderiy; do. 81. Henry Grant, pro-
family: do. 81.
RonRERY.-I.ast night about nine o clock the
n"iseborhood OF Ihirteen.and-a-lIalf aud II
streets WAS aiarm~d nv cries OF murder In :,
few moments 4 dozen candles Were pAS,in..
about IN the street, and a crowd of persons ,,1
collected near Majors old coach shop. ana
ucreabou!. vas found person who had haan
,n 81. n aitd was very bloody. He was taken 20
TIE Second Ward station where he said he had
rex followed BY seven persons for near three
Ienrihs oil a mile. On Thirteen and-a-halr
street thew overlook him and pulled nim out of
the wagon an which be was riding. beat him and
robbed hiIn oi SIS and q pass from Gen. MAIDS
worth. He said that when the fellow took The
pass H. remarked "this will lust do for me
The victim gave the name of Cyrus w. Merry
man He was very drunk when found, and
th's morning was dismissed by Justice CLAY
ton. there being no reason TO hold hin, or clue
10 The parties who committed the robbery
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JEwELRY REsroRsD.-This morning S..r.
2rant Cronin, OF the Fourth Ward, received /,
package, accompanied by note informing him
mat the articles restored were taken a, tba
National Hotel, and that they are an that ,,sn
ee obtained al present. Upon opening ,hr
package II Was found IL contain four gold brace
iois,two opera glasses, two Ill yer napkin rms
TWO SILVER table and one tea spoon, one large
oresstpm and a lot OF small leyelry, earrings;
hrcsstplN, hnIcr- rings, &c
IL might b. at ributed 60 the tender consci.n N
oil me thief; butt * well known 20 the police
Ha', come GAYS ago, a lady WAS robbed at tl,,,
Nauenat Hotel, and Sergeant Croniu suspected
paI!iee, bun JAILED 20 find the goods IL. fhen
ueSiaiea inst unless the goods Were recovered
hoHe par'les suspected would have Ia lessa
more effect upon the operators than the prick
neS OF conscience.
A HsRsR CAsE--Ths morning afieer Ecs,,
AT the request Of Mr.. j. Bohn. took posses
sion OF 4 horse and carried him TO the Sec
ond ward station, as property stolen from
said Bonn. The man who had the horss il
n. nrN lSoNi., colored, and h- produced Nr.
IN BhrEes AS \ Witness - his pHrchSsr III
HE animal Upon the case coming up for trial
%turt Justice Clay ton, ~ appeared iroio The
evidence tina; Bowie bought the horse from
Chas. Cooper, n farmer. Tor Sl.A and Cooper
toG9ht him Rom a soldier. In this state Of the
eaer, Justice tts, ton decided 20 pc ,pcne IL.
tprthar la airing uaiii the o.hrr witnesses cSuld
* sominoned