Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-17
LOCAL NEWS.
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and therefore administers the gas In extremely
large allopsthic doses. New acts, new dances,
new songs and new scenes are produced nightly
Sam Sharpley never fails 10 "bring down the
house" with his originalities. The company
now performing here Is very good, and one which
will no doubt be successful.
FoRp's ATHxNxux was not very well filed las,
night, owing probably TO the threatening sspec,
Of the weather Hsoley's 10 certainly one Of the
best troupes Of Ministries that travel, and Deed
only be seen and heard to be properly appreciated
amusemenis II is worth the price Of admission
70 hear Harry Lehr l.ugh, or to witness the FL
male from Somnambula. We noticed number
81 ladies among the audience last night
APoLLoCoscyRr sALooN-The amusing negro
delineator, worrIll, has beep re engaged, and
performs here nightly. He makes fun for all
who resort thiher and Partake Of the refreshment,
Frey dispenses.
singing by signora seydel. Ref eshments al
hand.
POLICE MATTERS Since our isst report the
following has been received at the several police
districts:
FIRST Prseiset-John BROOKS, drunk and dis.
Oraerlyi delivered to military; A.
missed. Alice w bite, prostltut,oni workhoure.
John Lsrksnen: assault and battery; security for
court. jams Frazier. do; dismissed. Jacob
Banker, drunk; do. Nicholas Angel, drunk and
disorderly; hned 81 IS Ellen Headly, prostitn.
fined 81 o.
Third Prseiset Obadiah Ritter, selling liquor
without license; fned $40 a.. A. w. McClain,
assault; jail. Nicholas Crswley, search warrant;
goods found and case dismissed. Margaret Har-
dismissed. Mary Harrison and Charles Carroll,
drum; dismissed. John Hawkins, disorderly
wfrfhouse. Henry Campbell, do do. Jno. +.
CLARK, do /; dismissed. Charles F. Cook, do !;
aned 81 a; WIN. Calhoun, do do Catherine
Burns, do hned 81 a Dawson J. Leo, nui.
sanes; dismissed.
Eos,th Prsei..t Mace f'uri and Margaret
Burk, assaults security for court. Jas. McQ uinn,
disord-rly; fined 81 IS; Margaret McQ uinn. do !;
do. Robert Dalton, do; workhouse. F. N,
strother. do; fined s.. Michael keets, Go do
Pat O'Brian, assault and battery; security for
court Martha Johnson and Geo. Allen, drunk;
aned 81 John Reardon, vagrsnt; workhousef
James Trunky, diso!derly and threats, Rned 81,
and security TO keep the peace
EtEhth Prsetaef Charles Hawlpn, horse staal-
ingi dismissed. - Henson, dIsorderly; do n
Cawood, DO do. Edward Bresnahan, dc ;
nned IS s. Julia Bresnahan. do, workhouse
s sHa S Amhni,, do dismissed George John
90. Robert Clark, throwing stones; fned 81 IS
Alfred Motion, disturbing reliPi ous worship; fned
slS Daniel p: Newton, do; do. Saml Crit
mn, drunk and disorderly; turned over to the
military. James CLARK, Suspicious; do Gudlip
Oisrbaugh, robbery dismissed.
HIah Prrctsei Jos Gibson and Geo. Acton
disorderlyi fine S3 81. Joe Smith, do; dismissed
VIM. CsfricO, having a deceased horse at large;
dc. Geo. Jones, disorderly; do. Richard Lee,
do; hned 81 IS. Sebastian Weyer, larceny, dis.
missed Hensn Brown, assault and battery; Sc
curity for court Ace Snider, disorderly; 1ned
de-; do.
Tesla Prset.st Mrs; Hobbs, assault; dis.
missed. John Stafford, do Jail for court. Cba,.
stakes, disorderly; turned over to the military.
Felix Dugen, do fined 80 81. John Brown and
5ohn Caseen, sleeping in the street; fined. 81 81
each James w hiiEeY, do; workhouSe Eli1a-
beth Baylis, prostitution; do. n NJ Renna. sus.
picton OF stealing horse; dismissed Patrick
Casey, profsne; nned 50 o. Geo. Montgomery
eSch. Michael White, drunk and ,IfepinS IN
The street; wcrkhous. Chas Newland, proiane:
aned 81. John Mack, drunk; workh.uss RIch
ard Kelly, disoyalty and disordeyly, further hear.
,E1g N IyieI, no. Pm nuisance; do Charles
nu1nan; SS'ering horse at pump; fined "a o.
Micneel keefe and James ColIen, aisorderly, dis.
rissed. Wet Adams, do work house. Miss 6.
hicharfson, do aneds2 81. Jas Refey, drunk
Sno asleep In the street; dismissed.
WASHINGTON ARSENAL CONTRIBUTIONS YoR
vHE slcE AND WOUNDED The following cor
respondence explains itself:
WAsHINeroN ARSENAL, July IS, 1892
6rtgddi- General W. w. Hansmosd, S1gsos
GsNSr0l o. s. drmy-General l have great
pleasure In placing In your hands az Chief Of the
Medical Department, the sum Of ave hundred
and forty dolars and thirty three cents $3.50 3d.
contribution on tie part OF the officers, CLERKS,
me ,s.s ana iaoo.ing men Of this Arsenal for
hospitals In and around Warrington; and pray
you will do the favor to make such DISPOSE
non ofthe money as will In your Judgment con-
ulo1te most 70 their comfort.
am, General, very truly your ob't servant,
GEO. ID. RAMSEY, Lieut. Col. Com.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
wASHINeros CITY, ID. c., July Is, 1902 :
Colonel: IL gives me great pleasure to ac-
knowledge the receipt from you Of $40 30, con.
uib1ted by the Cncers, clerks, mechanics and
lAbOriDg men Of the Arsenal, under your CON-
msnd. for the relief Of the sick and wounded SOL
nfk he T hsr tr-sn
how highly {, on the pafl Of the sick and wound
ed, appreciate this evidence Of liberality and pa
tiotism. shall not fail TO make good use off
IN such way as / am sure will meet the views Of
the generous contributors. Again asking YOU 70
accept my thanks, am, Colonel, very respect
fully your obedent servant
w. s HAMMOND, Surg General.
Lieut.. Colonel George ID. Ramsey, Ordnance
Department, Commanding Washington Arsenal.
WAsHISsrosIANs IN THE BATTLES letter
vas received In this city day or two since from
Lieut. Sam'l T. Crowley, formerly Of the Wash.
Ington Zouaves, but now Of the 4th infantry, In
which he states that he came OF from the battles
with hole through his hat, but pninlured
Lieut. William II. Powell, formerly Of the same
company, but now adjuiant Of the 4th Infantry
had his horse shot from under him, but came out
unharmed. Capt Francis H. Bates, Of the same
regiment, was brought OF the field sick, and is
now at his residence In Georgetown. Capt Levi
G: Bootes, Of Georgetown, came out unscathed.
Major Davidson, ofthe ith infantry, "a relative Of
Crowley speaks In high terms Of the conduct Of
such OF the Washingtonians engaged In the bat
Ties as came under his notice.
A FALSE ALARx.-About 10 O'Clock on Tues
day night, the night policemen Of the Fourth
Ward were startled by the cries Of Murder.
watch police ~ etc procee ling from near the
jail and they at hastened In the direction Of
the sound on the way. A number Of day police,
on their way At the same time, hearing the cries,
and suppossng that the night men were the cause
OF The alarm, gave chase, and. After followinu
them to the jail, discovered that the cries came
rom prisoner having the mania potu on him.
PoLIcE.ZThe Third Ward Patrolmen reported
Yesterday the following cases Julia Sears threats
bail for court Peter Dou lass drunk and disor,
Derby, hned e. Richard Bates, violating the IL
cent? Law dismissed. Virginia Mullen, keeping
a bawdy mouse; for further bearing. Peter Doug.
lsss, threats sent to Jail by Justice Clayton A.
6osley, fast driving fined IS 81 by Justice Wal.
ter.
FouRTH WARD STATION CASES -B1ors ysy-
ttce WaHo.-P. buckley, drunk and disorderiy;
fined ~. Thomas Donnelly, drunk; dismissed.