Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-17
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cusd by the military. David Mathews, profanity;
dismissed. John Casar, drunk; carried to camp.
B. NaDrin, do ; carried home. James Cropsey,
do; gave security for good behavior. T. VIII
liams, threats; lined 80 so. E. Little, Insulting
females; taken to guardhouse. Andrew ReYn-
olds. drunk; taken to camp.
TRird Prseines.-Lewis Collins, threats; secu-
riiy to keep the peace. James Magee, selling
liquor without license; hred $40 S.. James
Moore, do do. Adam Fentz, assault; dismissed
Alfred Pugh, vagrant; workhouse. James Clarke,
larceny; dismissed VIM. Hemer, dlsorderly
aned - so, Luoin Ball, do; dismissed. Chas.
Butler. do; fined 90 62. James Robinson, vicious
dog; hned 81 a.. Hiram Gray, resisting officer;
dismissed. John Givins, selling without license;
aned S2O6s Dennis Curran, do; do. James
disorderly; hned 30 so Thomas Mallory, dfsor-
derry; Hned 50 56. Patrick Hagerty, do; dis
missed John Brinnin, drunk; do.
FyETth PTSeIHct.-Nancy Ashton, drunk; work
house. George Hensley, assault aud battery; Sc
curty for court James Smith, do dismissed
PsrcivaI Ra0er, disOrdetly;. aned 90. John
i.swellVn, drunkenness; fined SITS Samn An
derIon, drunk end disorderlY; dismissed.
EIghh PrsciHct.-Wm. Start, dlsorderly; dis
missed. w. Harrington, assault; bail for court.
Michael Ryon, drunk and disorderIy; turned over
10 the military. Julia Robertson, do fine 81 81.
james Nugent, do; fined sl55. Joanna White,
keeping a d'sOrd.rly house; dismissed. Peter
Reid. drunk and disorderly; do. Edward Don
Icy, dsorderly; dismissed. p. a. Coleman, do;
do. Mathew Megran, sleep in the street, turned
over 10 the military.
NfatA Prseiact-Thomas Hicks, drunk; dis
missed A. shaw, do; taken to camp. Mrs.
Jane Buckley, disorderly; dismissed Patrick
Hart; exposing his person.; fined 50 o. John
selling on Sunday; dismissed. VIM. Tenney,
disorderlv; fined 81 81. Jack Tavlor; do; do.
Wesley Green, do do. Chas. Bell, do do.
Ann Brown, do do. Albert Mathews, do dis
missed Peter Minson, drunk; fned 81 81
Tenth Precinct James Jones, leading horse
on pavement; s2 81 Virginia Topham, assault;
II PHkhill, fast riding; 1884. Joseph Brown,
Resin Wertsr drunk; dismissed. Charles Dom
nelly, driving on pavement So o.. Levi Bald
win, suspicious; dismissed. Robert Burch, pro-
fsnltv; 81 81. Capt. John Drunk, disorderly;
dismissed. Jane Thompson, do; workhouse.
James O'Connor, assault and battery; TUNED
over TO the military George Williams, suspicion
Of picking pockets; jail. Dennis Lawler do;
dismissed. Robert Jacobs, disorderly; hned SIS 81.
George Noland, do do. J. w. Brandell. do;
fined S1.4. Thomas Degon, drunk; fined % 81.
FouRrH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsrors Jus.
fies WaItsr-SJnday-J. Roach, ID. st ienback, b.
Cunning, Jacob Hssting, drunk and disorderly;
turned over to the military. Chas. Russell as
slult and battery fined s2. VIM. Ewings,
vagrant, do; 81 25. Emma Jackson, Noah Ed
ward Day, Mary Jane Parks, and Alice Dorsey,
col having free fight Saturday night in Jack
son hall aIleyi for which they were each fned 50.
n Barlow, drunk; do. John Williams, for safe
keeping; do. Anne Johnson, alias Gracy West,
profanity hned g. Henry Wood, drunk; do,
81 S. DR.. VIM. A. Williams, disturbing the
peace; dismissed. PeytOn Dave, and Jno F.
Scott, sleeping in the street. do.
Monday.-John Cronin, runaway apprentice;
bail for hearing. Henrietta Dorsey, vagrancy
fned 81. VIM. James, suspicious OF larceny dis
missed, EnOch Cross. doi jail for hearing, Mary
Weeks, prostitution; fned 81 Mary Stewart do
do a. Mary Johnson, doi do 81 VIM Liy-
ingstcn, diso!derly gatheringi dismissed. Chas
Ford, do; do. g. sarah Dorsey, prostitutioni
do. 81 Mary Brown, 81 Kate Jackson, ss
GRAY, 90. Margaret Perry. q. Chas. Smith,
disordsry gathering; do. %. Edward Briscoe,
do; do. 81 Martha stoddard, street walking; dis
missed: sarah Light, keeping a disorderiy
house; jail for hearing. Fanny Cook, drunk and
disordeTly; workhouse 50 days. Mary Bowen,
prostitution, sned 81. Earl Foster, suspicion OF
turn over 70 the military. Dominick McDevih,
Matthias Lee and A. Downer, do; dismissed.
CENTRAL GuARDHousR CAszs s-BsJoys J1stics
Wali1.-Sunday-James Collins, drunk; dis
missed VIM. Langley and Terence Johnson,
sleeping In the market do. Capt. q L. POstieth-
mart, drunk. presane and disorderly{ Ened 50,
ordered to pay the hire Of hack he was dashing
about in, and was turned over to the military and
received bath Jas. MEG arvin, drunk; turned
over to the military. Joseph Williams colored,
Mathew Hamilton and Marshal Monsgan, sleep
ing In the market; lectured and dismissed.
Monday.-JerrY Simms, co'd, dtsorderly con,
duct; hned 81 So. w James, col'd, disorderly
and profSne; fned Sl.S2. J. I. Daicher, col'd,
do aned 81 5s. Michael Honan, drunk and
hyhtlng3 fned % 81. VIM. Turner and George
Brooks col'd, lighting; fned 81 eEch. Jno. Carr,
cold, d1sorderlT dismissed. Peter sheehali,
do; fined So "a. Henry Agan, drunk W. Buck,
do turned over TO military. John b. Henry,
drunk aud profanei dismissed.
FOUNDRY MISSIONARY MEETING On Sunday
afternoon there large attendance Il the
missionary meeting at the Foundry Church,
which was addressed by Messrs. Wickliffe, OF
ken.ucky, and right, OF Indiana. The re-
msrks Of the former were In relation to the sr-
t.liZatlon Of Sabbath schools IN his State, and
Tie progress they had made, while the latter
Rg0ze CI the advantages OF the schools both In a
spiritual and temporal view. During the meet
tag several appropriate hymns were sung by tie
scnOUi, and the numerous auditory were highly
peas d.
EOwAT LAGER BEEz sALOoN.-sundsy night
a.Z % sJIdiesE belonging to the 9th cavalry went
20 B5ck5Ets lager beer garden, near the COngres-
S.OEal Cemetery, and demanded sdmittance,
which the proprietor refused. They then burst
tle door IN and pulled the proprietor out and beat
EiuI aHd 10 the melee struck his wife Beckert
made his escape from them, and they then de-
Il0..shed several OF bis windows and doors. A
.-Iafd rom their regiment Soon made their ap-
psarance ind arrested the party.
A.s.rLr AND BArrERY.-R. A. Clements was
arrested ~ Onday morning by Pstrolmsn Hannah
Tor cutting a lad named John Kellogg, with
coach whip. The accused 10 a hacknIan, and
i5e lad passed bis stand kicking piece OF orass,
wh1ch Clements wanted, and the refusal Of the
metal by Young Kellogg was the cause Of the
assault. Clements was held 70 bail for court by
Justice Dom.
6IxHLIxs on SUNDAY.-The police OF the Sixth
"drQ on SQlCEy afternoon udue descent on
house on street south, between Third and
Fourth streea, and captured six negroes, who
were engaged In playing cards. They were taken
before Justice Gull, where they gave their names
as VIM. Tenny, Jack Taylor, Albert Mathews,
Wesley Green, Chas. Bell and Ann Brown. ALI
but Mathews were dned S2 81.
Por;cR-The Third Ward patroImen reported
SATURDAY. ;-Gustaye Miller, vagrant; worknouse
% days Jomes Darley, fast riding; hned IS 5s.
Ann BEL, fcoi. J disOrderly conduct; dismissed
Barney CanpbeIi, drunk and disorderiy; work
John Schwope do fned SI.94. Charles c.
Smith, larceny Of clothing from VIM. Russell,
security for hearing before Justice Thompson.
SECOND WAND STATIos CAszs-RJors yHsttcs
CLarE E-sundsy.-y. II. stevens, drunk In the
street; fned "a %. George Mitchell disofdsriy
do; do.
MondsY-T. Brand, riding on the pavement;
"a