Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-30

bles a the Methodist Pro,ss tsn. Church. Ninth
street s 70 wines. The nnptials e Ohss. J. Pqr-
v: Robey, eldest daughter Of the late Rev.
Washington Roby, formerly pastor Of that
church and President Of the MARYLAND Annual
The ceremony was performed By Rev. L. W.
bates, OF Baltimore, and among those present
we 70 iced Rev. ID. Evans Reese, Of George
O. T. Gochel, pastor Of Ninth street station; and
rev. Oliver Cox, Of Twentieth street missicu
1mmedif tely after ehe ceremony was concluded
sSe shs sr sss G sSd
groom departed upon wedding tour 70 the
NORTH ,rses, eL-.sssas. 80 "a
= CowRrDrNa CAsR-Yesterday afternoon. Mr.
VIM. T. Ford appeared at the once Of Justice
Ferguson to answer charge Of assault and
hiding him on the Island ON Saturday evening
last Mr. Ford waived an examination and
gave bail for his appearance at the December
term OF the Criminal Court. There was quite
4 crowd OF person present, who were anxious
to hear the full evidence in the case, and they
were much disappointed, apparently, when
the examination was vaived MT Ford, joint
~ with his brother, John II. Ford, gave bail in
the sum Of $500. 49, - sad
Messrs. Asbury Lloyd and John E. Norris
appeared as counsel for Ford, and Mr. VIM.
Mrs Rhodes accompanied her husband to
the office Of Justice Ferguson. III -
Boeus DArEcTIyR.-Last night, Jackson
Tabbits called on ofacers Slater and Milstsad,
and stated that q party had beat him m q house
at the corner of First and g streets, and, robbed
n man 81 ahs twenty dollars and on going tg the
Has klns, who was taken TO the station. This
morning the case was heard by Justice Fergu-
son, when several witnesses testified that he
was representing himself q detective The
case against Haskins was dismissed and Tab
bits was sent to the Superintendent's once, and
from fhnr ko 10, h.
shars Office He had been before Justice Fer.
guson once before for larceny, and is believed
70 be common hummer, rejoicing under the
names OF James TaIbert, Jeremiah Tippett ana
thR<bove name.
" COLLISION BxTw EKa THE STREET CARS AND
RAILROAD TRAIN.-At about 1 O'Clock yes
terday, as car No. Is was passing across First
street, having at the time large number of
ladles inside an engine, which L. SAID to have
blown the whistle or rang the bell, ran into it,
striking the front dasher, thro wing the car
around. The affair caused considerable ex-
element, and q number of the ladies jumped
out. The driver, W. Croghan, saw the engine
approaching, and with great GOODNESS jumped
off and jurked the horses around, thereby saw
ing probably the loss OF several lives. The
CONDUCTOR, Mr.. John H. Devaughn, was
Knocked off the back platform, as were also
several other persons, but fortunately, none
ROBBERY, AND RECOVERY OF MONEY
street was robbed Of a trunk belonging to Mr..
Marcellus Hollyman, containing 1890. The
trunk was found near the Observatory
YESTERDAY and morning. Ted Of its con-
the headquarters Of the Police Messrs. Dom
sid-on ard McIJeyitt, of the detectives, were
set 10 wo and they worked the case out
McCauly, who boarded in thehouse, on the
charge, and recovering S276 OF the money.
mcCauly was to-day taken before Justice
The officers decerve much credit for the
prompt and successful measures they took to
ferret out and arrest the thief
SINGULAR CoNDuCT.-Last night as car No
21 was going round the Circle, q well dressed
woman, about 30 years of age, ran from the
sidewalk, and thrust herself immediately in
front Of the horses, apparently for the purpose
OF getting injured, but the driver, w. A. Bow
man, jerked up his horses in time to save her,
the pole however taking off the crown of her
bonnet Several Of the passengers got out and
inquired IS to what she meant. when she re-.
piled that she did not know what she was
about and without further explanation she
walked rapidly away.
HOTEL RoBBERY.-Last night, thieves en-.
tered two rooms in the Exchange Hotel, occu.
pied by military ohcers, ana taxing the clothes
of the officers into the kitchen, robbed them Of
what jewelry and money they contained and
left them. The amount stolen was about $50
1t was little strange that the robbers passed
by the clothing Of the citizen dodgers and Sc
leet the military garments By doing SO they
missed q gentleman 3 suit which contained $500
in money and q gold watch. The matter is
being Investigated by the police.
SEIzED.-The following was seized yester-
day on its way to Alexandria:-One box, con-
tanning liquor in bottles; two cases, containing
10 gallons whisky each; and three barrels, said
to contain eggs, but found to be filled with
kegs, holding in all As gallons OF brandy.
CLOSED AND LIQUOR SEIzRD.-The tripping
shops OF Jno. Haskns, Fret street. between
and @; Mr.. Sheary, same street, and p F.
O'Brien, being found open yesterday after an
order to keep them permanently closed, were
again closed and the liquors in each seized.
W xR. 1854 Eighth street near d. $50 St
WAHNsTHE4p,ssAN OYSTER sHucKER-Ar d.