Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-24

n, whom he patrol Of the Third Ward have
been watching For several days, was arrested oy
them ana taken before Justice w alter, who com
ms.sa him 2 Jan to answer the charge OF ma
n appears nom the evidence that Blue, with
rang OF coiored rowdies, was rowing the stfees
few nights ago ana be- In desi n,nnsd II int
the horses side and disemboweled him; Inc
animal died Immediately. A few steps furtnef
on their route cow was standing, and Blue took
y: in and the act and sd Is.
cut on another COW, wounding her severely, pro,
badly fatally. A companion OF Blue @stlneo
against him.
FouRrH wAlpsrArIor CAsss-Byors JHsties
Walter william shaw, profanity and throwing
stones; dismissed Francis PeeI, n1u; ,e. D.ea y,
resfed on q bench warrant security for court
Michael Corran, deserter from the hayward;
turned over 10 the military A. 8: Brice, drunk
As "a. Emilia Chase, do. do "a. ]. Hun
ming do; dismis ed. Sylvester Norris, drunk
turned over the military. jonn Eadies, do; fined
81 James Hayes, James Callan and Alex Bar
nett, sleeping In the street; do. 81 each. ID. H.
smith, deserter; turned over to the military
Martin O'Conner, drunk; hned 81. Robt Will
liams, sleeping In the street; do. Jos. Lenno1,
do /; dismissed. Chas. w aliace, sleeping on his
Tar DUEL oAsI-Yaterday, Capt. H. L.
Whitfield appeared before Justice Clark, and
gave bail In the sum Of $1,000 to keep the peace
towards all good citizens Of the county Of w ash
ington, and r. frain from being engaged In, or
arranging fsr duel In the District Of Columbia;
and also to appear at the ensuing term OF the
Criminal Court to answer TO the charge Of being
engaged In duel, and making arrangements In
the District Of Columbia to fght duel with
Capt McKenIis. Capt. Whitfield was the OPP
ponent Of Capt. Mckenzie, whose arrest by Col
baker, Chief Of Government Detectives and COM
mitment TO jail was announced In the Star a few
days ago.
"BuLLIoN BANK I've see that an attempt Is
being made to revive the concern styled the
I" Bullion Bank" the heretofore financial oper-
ations Of which have received some notice In our
columns. The "bank" is getting out some
s beautifully executed small bills, }" we are told,
and doubtless the attempt will soon be made to
food the city with them. Those who take them
or similar irresponsible issues by nobody knows
who, run considerable risk Of being " beauti-
fully" done for.
FIeHr AT A Pic MIC AT the pi: MIC Of the
Georgetown Young Catholics Friend Society at
Analostan Island, yesterday afternoon, q fight
took place between some citizens and q number
Of soldiers, said to be from guard stationed In
the First Ward, which for time bid fair to re-
suit Seriously, large number Of persons Joining
In. The Georgetown police and the Provost
Guard stationed In town, however, after hard
work, succeeded In carrying of the ring leaders
and restoring quiet.
A PARTICULARLY INTERESTING TIME is antici-
pated at the Smithsonian Institution tomorrow
friday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, when in addi-
ton to an address by young man Of ability, an
illustration Of the efficiency Of the public school
system, and the alternating Of several pieces by
the Marine Rand with the superior singing Of
the schools, some exercises may be expected not
entered In the programme.
SEIZURE OF GOVERNMENT Goops -Sergt. New
man, Of the Georgetown police, on Tuesday az
ternoon, found lot Of Government goods stored
which he seized and delivered to the military
authorities. The goods consis ed Of 80 KNAPP
sacks, 142 cartridge boxes, 15i cap boxes rs belt
plates, and IS bayonet scabbards.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfo,s Justice
Cla,k.-T. Wood, drunk dismissed. Ralph Up
wood, do. J. F. Kerrigan, carrying a concealed
weapon; hned s2l, upon which he appealed to
court. Henry Ryer and j. Hirsch, attempt to
mislead the ofdcers; charge not sustained; case
dismissed. John Goodwlnd, drunk; hned 81.
Thomp,os.-A. B. Norr, fast driving; nned S. 81.
Thos Smith, profanity; turned over 70 the mill
tary. John Lackerer, disorderly and profane;
fned Sl0.&. Francis Aagrof, sleeping In the
street; do. 81. Louis Weldon, vagrant; work
house 90 days.
Police The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported
Yesterday Bridget Mulquin, drunk and fighting;
Jail In default Of bail. Johsnnah Mack, threats;
security for peace Thos Mulouin, keeping a
disorderly house; do. by Justice BarnacIo. M.
MACK, creating nuisance; dismissed by Justice
Clayton.
TEE EMANCIPATION ConxIssIoN.-The Eman.
ctpation Commissioners are In session Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. The own
e's Of all servants not vet valued should bring
them forward, with their witnesses, without
II rther delay.
GONE TO DIxI..-It is said that seven young
men have left Georgetown recently for Dixie,
where they will Join the Confed army. The citi-
zens, however, express themselves glad Of the
riddance Of the town Of their presence, and hope
more Of the same class will follow.
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