Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-17
LOCAL NEWS.

THE DRABT.-Since our report closed at -
o'clock, the Board Of Enrolment have acted
upon the following cases:
Dennis Maunick, only support Of orphan
brother.
William Greenwood, furnished substitute
Thomas Johnson.
John F. Hopkins, furnished substitute-Wm
Powell
II. W. Morehouse, over age
Thomas McGee, accepted.
John Smith, (colored,) accepted.
Madison Franklin, (colored,) furnished SUBJ
stitute-Wm. Taylor.
Fred. IL. Evans, disability.
Charles Freeman, (cord, furnished substi-
tute-Chas. +. johnson.
Hargroye Beverly, (cord,) excessive STAN
merlng.
Ephraim Muligan, III service Sd March
j. H. "A. q queen, furnished substitute-.John
Dayin.
Richard A. Hill, r., furnished substitute
Timothy Williams.
Augustus CoZZens, only support of widow.
John MATHEW US, disability.
Philip I. Roach, furnished substitute-Alex
Kenny.
Vim, II. Champion, furnished substitute
Cbas. IeeiIH.
Wn,, K. snyder, furnished substitute-John
Smith.
Malagar Nicholson, accepted
George White, (coiored.l OYER Sg-.
ljeC;ttur Brady, (coiored,l under aIr..
Gabriel Coaisly, over a2e.
William Hughes. furnished substitute
Michael Coligan.
Fred. WpSts EmeyeF. furnished substitute
John Murphy.
john " .de meyer, tnI aished substitute WIN
VAIL.
joel Thayar. disability.
Augustus Brown, disability.
:. T.. Adams, disability.
Bic Row AT BAwDr HoUsE To-day
about one o'clock as Mrs. Maria Burns, who
had just arrived i'll the city III the - O'Clock
train, was passing the house OF Nrs. koernsr.
Nc. 80 Twelfth street, near L, (reporiad TO he
8 house of prostitution she SAW hey husband
go in, and following him, warned a girl IN The
house. named Emma Miller, no: TO have any
thing TO do with her husband
What took place inside the house has not yet
transpred; however, IS seen as Mrs. Burn.
came out she ran into the street and picking
up stones and bricks commenced a fierce bonn
bardmsnt upon the establishment, causing an
immense destruction Of glass. DC. All the
windows in the basement and in the parlors
were broken, and the parlor was uuieisiy
strewn with the missiles used. The windows
over the door were also shattered
Officer Grant, OF the Second Ward. was
quickly on the ground, and he and Mrs. Burns
entered the house, and in q few moments the
officer again emerged, accompanied by Mrs. B.,
Emma Miller and q soldier named L. H. Dun
gan, who it Is alleged, struck Mrs. b. Ths
whole party were conveyed to the station
house.
As the front door OF $40 opened to allow the
could be seen in the hall probably dozen or
more stair but trail" females some fully dressed
6uQ Otn6rS In dsttSt6 OF 6cInl.nuQltys having 0ut
little covering above the waist. Two or three
soldiers were also seen in the hall, one Of whom
supported himself on clutches.
At the guard-houSe tho soldier DUNCAN was
turned over to The military authorities, and the
two women were conveyed to the ONCE OF JUS
tice Clayton for q hearing.
Before the Justice. Mrs. Burns stated that
she arrived In the city At 10 O'Clock, and weat
at once to her husbands hotel (the Richmond
House), and asked him for some money; tell.
Ing him she was destitute Her husband told
her that he had no money for her, and that shs
sshould 90 and VIE for It," Her husband,
she says, IL a gambler, AID that he has made
By following this woman, Emma Miller. and
cohabiting with her; and she then asked Of
Justice Clayton II che would be to blame IL
she should blow Ernma's brains ont.
While Mrs. Barns was making her statement,
she was frequently Interrupted by Emma MIL
Ter, who denied many OF her statements, and
considerable elimination and recriminasion
cohabited with Mrs. Burns husband since she
was In Washington, but she scknoWiedssd
having done SO in New York. ana then Mr.
Burns (she said) always paid her: Sae SAID
the only man she saw now was fireman De-
longing to the steam enEin ;s..-,,,e.A 49, s.;a
that these statements were all out OF order, as
he could not fully investigate the case until he
AG Ma ,a Burns said abe wanted % bring charges
against Emma Miller for cooaoaan& With her
hnshand. and Emma IN tara desired to have
Mrs. u. tried for Is lickiug her"
AZ this stage Of the proceedings, Mrs. Burrs's
husband appeared, and Justice Clayton heard
3 ia statement His story was that Mrs. B. cane
to him to-day and called him . ssdsmned Irish
thiaf,'.end wanted some money, and told him
that ne should prepare for bis grave, "a b had