Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-02

POLICE RsPoRrs.-Secoad Preci~cf.-Mich,
OReiiiy, assault; dismissed. II. M. Warn n
saano Iafcenyi Jail Tor court. Julia Resell, two
case. ~ -
Third Precinet.-Eddy Phillips, disorderIy
100. David Jordon, do; $3.50. Paris Craw-
FORD; 81 Sc. Five Soldiers do military. Jas.
MARI, drunk; dismissed.
fourh Prectnct.-George Smith, vagrancy;
dismissed. Lawrett Estrar, drunk and dsor-
oesi Sts tuwofkhHuss lose or!ss: dol 90;
drunk and dk orderly; g. Alexander Dugan,
do; IS. Mich'l Robbins, do; dismissed.
Tenth Precinct.-Catharine Donovan, Margt
Masraw, James Donovan, Rosanna Magraw,
dsol derby; deferred. Anne ]. Eagerty, selling
liquor to soldiers; military Thomas Black,
larttny; deferred. Charlotte Davis, Thomas
hogan, disorderly; dismissed. james Loot,
Michl Donly, John Shay, drunk; do
DGRovFR's THEATER-Mr. Grover announces
that he will open his splendid new dramatic
Mr.. Grover will inaugurate the opening by the
performance of the Shakspearian drama,
"Otbello,'' with f. l., Davenport as "Othello,"
J. W. WalIack as "Iago,' Mrs. Farren as
"Emilia," and Susan Dsnin as "Desdemona."
The Sc will be sustained by splendid stock
company, among whom are q number of old
favoriies who have in past days delighted the
theater- going public. Mr.. Grover has COM
pleted arrangements to produce the most pop-
ular and prominent of Shakspsares plays in
style never before known in this city. The
y y. a. Y,
properties have been got mp by s. Wallis, of
Niblo's Garden. New York Koppitz the
Great will be the leader of the grand orchestra.
CRIMINAL COURT, Chief Justice Cartier
Yesterday, the case of Michael Comoford, of
the 18th New York cavalry, charged with the
murder of comrade. Phillip Riley, was, after
argument, given TO the jury by the Chief JUS
tice, who charged them, and in short time
they returned with the verdict stGuilty of
manslaughter," and he was sentenced to five
years imprisonment in the Albany Penitentia-
~.
SELLING A CONVENIENT PISTOL -Yester-
day, Corporal Chas. Kitchen, 18th Pa cavalry,
sold pistol. the property Of the Governme
to a citizen, +. Young, at the Railroad Depot,
for SIS, which was paid in a bill on broken
bank Both parties were arrested by order of
Capt. E. NJ. Camp, and were sent to the CEN
trail guardhouse.
FIFBD.-Peter Hetteshuner, 500 Pennsylva-
mia avenue. and Lewis Windhole Siegel Ho ell,
convicted of selling ale to soldiers, were each
fined SSs this morning by Justice Ferguson.
GOOD SAMARITAN DIVISION, No /, Sons OF
TEMPERANcs-At a meeting held Tuesday
evening, Sept 22 1863, the folio wing resolutions
were adopted, viz:
Whereas, Almighty God has seen fit in his
infinite wisdom to remove from our midst our
late brother, Edwin Page Bergman Therefore,
Be 1T hereby reSoIred, That in the death OF our
brother this Division has lost valuable mem
ber, enc who in the morning Of life espoused
the cause of temperance, but whose career on
earth was cut short by Him whose ways are
above our ways.
Resolved, further, That to the family Of the
deceased we tender our heartfelt sympathies
and coincidence, and while we and they deeply
deploTe the loss sustained by this unexpected
dispensation, we recognize cur duty to bow in
humble submission to the will OF Him who
erreth not, and we recommend them to God,
who alone is able to com fort in the hour Of deep
affection.
Resolred, further, That copy Of these reso-
buttons, signed by the proper officers, be for
warded to the family OF the deceased; that they
be entered upon the records; and that they be
published in the ErcainG Star.
1t* Attest: B. F. b. LEACH, r. S.