Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-20

80 DVNy % 'na fireman Of the James G; II =
mel yesterday Afternoon but being unabl. !.
agree upon . verdict, were discharged ~
large quantity OF blankets, marksd ~ 8
sSie ny hoys Spragae 4 Co., and II. A. swift
n., ~ =, x 10TH, to III: Gro:smeyer, dosng bust.
nes1 ~ present IN this place. haye h.rn seized
ny the u s. military authorities hrrs. They
meyer, in New York - '
no Ins Board OF Health Of this place have ap-
Ruinteo committees to act in conjun ction with
me nav and President Of the board, 20 con.
sun with the military 20 vernon as to means for
prsserring the health Of the city Another
summer with things In the condition they wers
All IN. summer, pcstiience can hardly be
Thirty sig barrels of liquor. marked ale, be-
w rshS W 1oan Davidson, and brought from
asamstoh' 10 this place in a small vessel
nave oeen seized by the military authorities
ar. t'endieton Jordan, of Prince wi,liau
iormefIy clerk in Mr.. Harris drug store, in
1rs p.ace, mas been captured, and sent to
Inc weather continues ciondy and rainy
but, for the season, warm
In oyster market r, here continues supplied
OF which sell at 80 cents per bushel.
Nixen, now conducting the Crenorne Cir
Gus IN Washington, Is about having a branch
OF ms establishment in this place, to be erected
on the cite Of Sarepta Hall, on King street
Gazette, Nor. To-
POLICE MATTERS. Precinct.-C3eo "
Toibert, assault and battery; further hearing.
SECOND Precino'.-Mr. and Mrs M shea, as
sauit and battery; dismissed. John Holt, u.
John McCailer, drunk: locked up til, ssber.
Third Preonct.-H. Barrett, selling fiouor on
sunday nned s2o.os. Frank Tyler, disorderly;
Hned Sat. H. Hunt, John Scott, j. Elrns, do:
Miller, petty larceny; Jail.
Fourth Preciuet.-Joseph Grove, larceny: dis.
missed. n; Monahan, do; security for court
Andrew Schrumn, passing counterfeit money:
do. John Pickett, III Rennith, riot: do, a
Given, do; dismissed. John Herman, drunk
and disorderly; do. j. Cosgroye, do; fined "a.
Z. Ready, disorderiy; workhoase
Eighth Precisct.-Chas. Diggs and s Nolan.
drunk ard disorderiy; dismissed. Jas. Cation
and Leo. LGckelt, disorderiy: do Jas Rob-
inson, drunk; do. Thos. Williamson, siaap in
the street; do. Sergeant Worreil. grand arceny:
do. Jno. Winner and Jno. Manner, disorderly;
locked up five hours.
Ninth Precincs.-SyIrestcr Lee and w. Stew
art, larceny; dismissed. Il. Weeks, drunk: do
81. q. Hobbs and +. Dugau, fighting; dis
missed Anne Xavier, disorderly; fined s39I
r Barry, +. Weaver and Ellen Powers, do; do
S1.!i each. Sarah w. Renolds and Mary Ellen
Tyler, do; 10. 81 each. Jack the Rover do:
dismissed. Geo. s Kerby, drunk; locked up
20 hours.
ProynsT GUARD OPERATIONs.-On Monday
night last, Lieut.. Franklin, in his rounds as
commander OF the night PATROL suspected some
thing wrong in a house kept by Mrs. REYNOLDS
alias Wolfe, No. 49i Thirteenth, near C'street
and making a visit there, he arrested four SOL
dlers; and on Tuesday night, by order of Col
Doster. the guard again went to tile horisr, and
arrested Mrs. Wolfe, Miss L. Parker, Miss F.
Snow, Mary Roberts, Ellen Saxton, Kate
Waters, and Rose Smith, and took them TO the
Cent? al Cuardhouse. Yesterday morning they
we're examined ny Justice Walter, who held
tt'm fQr !. further bearing this morning, on the
cIiarge oi harhoring aid aecreting soldiers from
the patrol. The establis! ment was closed:
On Tuesday night, the same patrol visited
ard streets, ana fonnd him selling liquor to
soldiers. Yesterday morning Ripple was ex-
ainined by Justice Walter, and fined so
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Fourth WARD STATION CAsEs.-BeforeJu Jus
ticc Wotier.-Jcrcmiah Conner, larceny of a
horse; dismissed. Henry Wilson, G. Brown.
Henry Cornelius, desertrrs; Richard L. Herger,
drunk: turned over TO military Samuel tyas
kirs. do flied -. Charles Simpson fighting.
do. +. Elwcod and Charles Simpson arrested
on suspicion of larceny; dismissed. ]. G..
moore. drunk; turned over to military. Eliza
beth Munroe, profanity fin ed 81. John Maher
drunk; fined 81. DIR. Perkins, attempted sodo
my; Jail for further hearing. John ZONES dis
orderly. fined -. d. Johnson and F. A Shat
Ter sleeping in the street; dismissed Martha
Douglass, arrested for stealing, was dismissed
by Justice Clayton.
THIRD WARD STATION Classified Miller.
drunk and disorierly; dismissed. Ellen Brown
and Ann Bell, prostitution; fined ST. Mary
SullTaH suspicious character; dismissed.
aired Carter, drunk and Gsorderly; fined 81
lhCs. Boyd, disorderly and CARRYING deadly
weapons; fined $40. John MCCARTHY drunk
and disorderly; Dismissed Mary Mccarthy,
dlsorderly; dO.-by Justice Walter Mary F.
Evans and Mary +. Ross, suspicion of grand
larceny, dismissed James Wright, careless
driving; fined Sis. Thomas France, drunk
Mann, Mr.. Off, and G. Ii. Mitchell, creating q
nuisance; dismissed. George Downey, threats.
security for peace-by Justice Clayton.
ARRESTED STGPICIOS
tavern keeper, and Charles Simpson were
arrested yesterday afternoon on suspicion of
belng engaged in a plot to rob man by the
name OF samuel Caskin, who recently came
from LoudOun county, Virginia, with cow
mare and colt for sale, and considerable money
with bonds and other papers of value. Caskin
mad placed his yaluahles in the hands of
ElWood for safe keeping, and during the morn
Ing simpson, alias Leyancy, induced the old
man 10 drink, then got into fight with him,
and Caskin alleges attempted TO rob him The
parties had n hearing this morning and were
hcnorably discharged.
IN A BAD WAY.-Last night a man living i'm
BLAZERS Alley, in the First Ward went To tho
police station in that ward and ,omplained
that Mrs. Lynch, VINO occunies n room above
him, had a barrel of beef from which the brine
leaked and trlckled down into his bed, and he
naNlGg Dut one room 1t was impossible TO move
the bed, and he knew not where to sleep Some
one suggested that if she moved the beef his bed
might be kept dry, but lie did not see no w that
his bed was tie lowest. The police could not
give any satisfaction TO the complainant as no
law could be found making the keeping of beef
In barrel q crime, albeit the barrel leaked
.RoBBERY.-Last niGhta thiefentered Cookies
Military Hall, ID, near Tenth street, and con-
ctaieei himself in the proprietor's bed chamber.
This morning Mr.. Cooke found his pants in the
entry near the street door, and minus over a
hundred dollors. Several petty thefts have
bs en- perpetrated atthe same house, principally
upon the bar. Some colOred boys who were
suspected have been arrested, but the proof is
not deemed sufficient to hold them for this last
act
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-JohnB Barry
and James Donigap, drunk and disorderly; dis
missed. ZachaTiah Mitchell, disorderly; 80
cents costs. NJ. Elliott, drunk: fined Sl55-by
Justice Clayton. I. Il. Fletcher, assault and
battery; for further hearing-by Justice Clark
w. n. Boose, theft; dsmssed-by Justice
Hazard.
SALE CONTINCED.-The sale OF the valuable
library OF the late Amos Is. Little was COM
menC ed last night, and the bidding was spirit.
ed. The sale will be continued tonight.