Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-14

james Lynch, alien.
WARRINGTON HOTELS AND HOTEL KEEP.
The brothers kirkwood, who so long
kept the house in this city bearing their name,
have leased the Weddel House, in Cleveland,
Ohio, which they are preparing to open short.
1y. 1t is one of the largest and finest hotels in
the West, and under their efficient manage.
ment, as 1t will be as we'll kept as they kept
their house here, it will surely be one of the
most popular establishments in all the coun-
The Metropolitan (here), in the hands OF
Capt. Andrew Potts, is having an almost I'M
precedented success, for it is unsurpassed any
where, and the travelling public and the hab-
tues of Washington have found out the fact,
as is proved by its enormous run of custom
Thus, 1t has been overfiowlng with guests
throughout the late heated term even-a thing
heretofore unknown in the business Of Wash
ington hotels
Mr.. Hendley, who was so long and so we'll
known as the chief OF the Office Of the kirk
wood House under the reign of the brothers
Klrkwood, now occupies the same position at
Barnums Hotel in Baltimore, assisted by Mr.
Stuart, equally as we'll known and popular
as chief of the Office OF Browns Hotel-now
the Metropolitan.
Cullen, larceny; military. Miles Perry, keep
ing gambling house; for hearing. Andrew
jackson, larceny; Jail for hearing. Andrew
peddling, unlicensed; s2O.6I. r. Barrett, fight,
ing, and j. McFadden, do; military. Patrick
IS; Thomas Mason, do; military: Ann
beating his wife, s2.2s: Mary J. Hall, fighting;
James o'Brien, drunk; dismissed Michael
Downey, do; sl5s. Peter Messmer, larceny;
dismissed. Cresence Messmer, disorderly; do.
VIM. Derham, drunk; sI5s. Joseph walker,
suspicion; dismissed. DAPHNE johnson, as
sault and battery; for hearing. Thos. Sullivan,
VIM. Fry, do; military. Frank Anderson, do;
do. Stephen Collidge, do; do. David Conner,
do; do. Patrick Mulverhill, disorderly; 1858.
Michael Nash, do. sass. John Dolan, do;
S35s John Conner, do; S3.5s. Thos. Lynch,
drunk and disorderly; military. Richard Riv-
ers, do; military. John Kirk, suspicious cha
pick mans pocket in the Northern Market;
military. VIM. Love, drunk; Sl-5s on sus.
aclon, turned to military
officer Cam arrested Mary and James Shade
for disorderly conduct. 1t appeared that the
couple had been married three weeks, and
from the second day of their matrimonial life
they have had hard time OF it. The cause:
was that before the marriage Mary had re-
them letters had nassed betSsean iban Si nee
husband says he has several times found his
bride in bad company. Saturday, upon
Shades going home, the young soldier was
there and a quarrel occurred between man
and wife. Shade raised his arm to strike her.
and she threw f1at-iron at him. Justice
Clayton fined Shade S1.94, which he paid
cheerfully, declaring that ne would never
give trouble on her account again, and that he
would not live with her again. The wife was
same time perfect indifference as to the separa-
ton. The parties are both young and the
husband a hard working man.
DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following have
been reported to Capt HartZ, (effice corner of
Eighteenth and G streets,) since our last, at
which place all information relative to de-
ceased soldiers may be obtained:
ST. Austin, l2lst N. Y; John NJ. Grlmshaw
153d n. Y; Fred. Schurr, 18th N. Y. art; j.
Bleyman, teamster, O. M. D.; John Hasten,
Braun, LIST Me. art; q. A. Mason, 1lth N. H.
J. W. Mcdowell, Invalid Corps, formerly
150tE n. Y; f. Owens, I'D N. Y; w. Robbins,
18th Mass; w. H. Vosburgh, 18th N. Y. cav;
w. Nicholson, substitute; John G. Griggs, 18th
Pa cay; F. Lyons LIST Me. art; q: T Wright,
W Keyes, 10th n. Z. art j. EIenger, forel
man, Q. NJ D.; ]. c. Burk, 5th U. S. cav; J.
"A. Pitts, 9TH Wis; one unknown, LIST U. S. cav
airy, and one 5th U. S.
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-John Hawxhurst,
W. ]. Foreman and G.. +. Watson are the Com
missioners appointed for this District under the
act of Congress adopted for the collection OF
direct taxes in insurrectionary districts within
the United States and for other purposes. The
commission will commence its labors in this
city on the 1ith instant-Monday next-aHd
will continue for sixty days.
Notices are issued from the "Clerk's office of
the District Court of the United States for the
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the property recently seized in this place,
under the confiscation act, will stand for trial
at the Court House in the city of Alexandria,
the first Monday in October next. The
notices refer to the property Of DR.. Lewis, VIM.
ii. Smith, Selden, Peach, Anthony Brewis,
Hugh Latham, &c, &c.-Alerandria papers,
Saturday.
BoQUETs, PLANTS AND FLOwERS.-The new
nursery and glass covered gardens established
by Mr.. John Watt $50 long the Governments
horticulturalist at the Executive Mansion) on
Fourteenth street, at the corners Of and G
streets, deserve visit from all the admirers
of rare and beautiful plants and flowers among
us; his large stock being composed for the most
part of the rarest and most gorgeous and taste
s ful trees, shrubs and plants to be found in any
private establishment this side of the At
lantic. Eminent success will doubtless crown
his praiseworthy enterprise, as he knows NO
such word as "fail.'
EUCHERED.-Yesterday afternoon, W. Clark,
Oscar Powell, Henry Fairfax, John Fairfax
and Washington Deggs, colored, seated them.
selves in the reservation south Of the Presidents
House, and were spending the Sabbath in q
Gquiet game Of euchre," when they were dis.
covered by officer Simonds. The officer bagged
the whole party and escorted them to the sta.
ton house, Second Ward. Justice Clayton
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