Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18

POLICE REpoRrs.-Frss inet:-Samuei
Z. Thompson, fast riding over q bridge; S3.5s
Second Precinct-James Carter, drunk; mill
tary. John MsAilst.r, picking pocket; for
Taird Precsnet-J T. Kelly, selling without
license; S12.i4 John Shackieford, forestaiiing
s2.aI. Thomas Baker, do: $3.50. Hezekiah
Walker, do; s2.5e. James McHenry, drunk;
fourth Precinct.-yalentine Bethel, larceny,
dismissed. James Gawler, diserderly; do.
Geo Houndschild do; fined Sis. John Lima,
do /; dismissed. John Clark drunk; fine not
stated. Dennis Dent do: do. John Thompson.
assault and battery; Jail for court. John Leip-
fried, disorderly; fined Sl.5
SiIA Precincf.-Brne Rictman, deserter: mill
itary. Adam Hand, threats; bail for peace;
Parent, Mary johnson. appearing in mail at
tire; workbouse 90 days each. Jos. Warner,
Peter M Farley, Thos. Mclean, drunk and
disorderly; military. Henry Kenny, larceny
dismissed.
Tenth Preeinct.-David Lane, John Council
and John Clarkson, drunk and disorderly; mil
disorderly; dismissed. Andrew Kidwell, do;
Sd. Jas. kenna, common drunkard; workhouse.
John Parkhill, stealing gold watch and chain;
for further hearing. Gustavus Hessler, MichT
Zeal and Felix Dugan, stealing $685. judgment
deferred.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purceu-This morn
Gg the will of Themes Lumpkin was fed for
probate. 1t bequeaths his property to his rela-
I,ves, and dominates Robert e. Lumpkin, of
baltimore, as his executor.
This morning, Mrs. Niles Kelly, as admins
trairix, reported her fret and final account,
which was qualified, and the approval was
postponed until Saturday next The counsel,
Messrs. Ercnt fer Mrs Kelly, and Miller for
the heirs of Mr.. Kelly in Ireland, argued the
question IS TO how far Mrs. Kelly was to be
held liable for moneys she entrusted for safe
keeping to the hands Of a friend, who alb
seconded with it.
WEARING TIRE BEEEcHEs.-Last evening.
officer Greer, Of the Third Ward, met with two
of tire young fancy, Josephine Parent and Mary
johnson, parading the streets in male attire.
They were arrested, and politely escorted to
the Second Ward station house, where they
We're accomn odated with lodgings for the
night This morning they were taken before
Justice Thompson, who required them to give
security for good behavior, and they being un-
able to furnish bondsmen, were sent to the
. workhouse Tor 90 days each.
PICKING SOLDIERS PocKEr.-John Mahan
was arrested by Officer Howard for picking a
soldiers pocket of s22. The witnesses testified
that they saw Mahan perform the operation,
and Justice Giberson held him to bail for court.
James Kelly, the soldier who was robbed by
Mahan, lsined in the pursuit, and, pointing
pistol at Mahan, snapped it. He was charged
with attempting to shoot Mahan, but the pistol
not being loaded, the Justice dismissed him on
that charge, but fined him $3.50 for disorderly
conduct.
hOBBERY.-trldd the mouse OF Mr.. w.
Chandlee was entered by some one unknown,
during the absence of the family. From the
fact that the burglar left his clothing, (uni-
form) and some articles marked Emory
Hospital" it is supposed he changed them for
MIR. Chandlee's clothing. As Mr.. q. Is absent,
it is not known what was taken. The facts
were reported to the police of the Second
Ward, where the act was committed.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-Yssterday,
Dennis w. Boyle, convicted of burgIariously
entering the establishment of B. Magruder, and
stealing clothing was sentenced to one year in
the Albany Penitentiary.
VIM. Hall was tried for burglary in breaking
in the house of w. H. Edes, in Georgetown, and
was this morning sentenced to three years in
the Albany penitentiary.
HUNG JURY.-The jury in the case of Mrs
Emily T. Wiley rs. Marshall Brown, who took
the case at ten O'Clock yesterday morning,
are still in their room, and are likely to remain
there for some time. This merning it was said
they stood five for plaintiff and seven for de-
fendant, but this afternoon il is said that they
stand ten for plaintiff and two for defendant.
DEAD-Among those recently deceased in
this city are T. u. Lumpkins, formerly OF Vir-
ginia, and for many years a clerk in The Pen
sion Office, and John T. Sullivan, who figured