Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-04

hobBHRY AND ARRHsr-Abeut ten H.v,
since, the shop OF Mr. RohSjtSun. cornsr =,
4; rent "a and .trsee, was entered while be wa,
Of ss0c, ftx aa, me inc money dra vsr robbed
Mi. a. KAYE living near Mr. Robertson,, ~
esived Information that co,ored man NAME
ar2esisa H HoI We, the entity party. and he
mulloy, and the ofRcer also arrrstsd a ,Sars :
anna carter. who was concerned IN the rnat
lne parties were taken before Justice
mica IN IA; MONDAY morning. and were com.
counting the woman, and thsy b.,ias aSont =,
| get married, thought to raise nile and a, ,
w,adins party near Roberxon's, the woman
'0io holmes where the money was.
1eHT.-Aboutsev seven O'Clock Monday nj rht,
| @Ow occurred on ID street, near Twelfth, in
whien several young men were engaged, and
~n.cn oited IN the bruisnR and bleeding of
aIeW races, and the breaking Of some windows.
fauoIman Ridgely arrested a young man
named John Wolf, and Wolf pointed out Geo.
T Thomp.oD and James Burns as hi sssailants.
| Iney were ta&en TO the Second Ward station
house, here Wolf gave collateral security for
nisiurther hearing Yesterday morning. At the
hour appointed Wolf did not appear, AMI the
omcer testified that he saw nothing disorderly
| in Thompson and Burhs. and only arrested
them on the complaint of Wolf. Justice Ciay.
! ton dismissed them Immediately, and fined
| Wolf SO, which will come ont CT the money he
left for security.
A PLEAsINe INcIpBsrAAt McKendrne
Chapel on Friday night last after prayer
meeting, meeting was organized bv calling
Mr.. F. L. Harvey to the chair. Mr.. L. w
| Worthington then In a neat address in behalf
| OF the congregation presented the pastor Rev
| M. ID. Ryan with a purse OF forty dollars. DR.
Ryan responded in an appropriate manner
Mr. John T Lighter then advanced and pre-
sented Mrs. Ryan with purse containing a
! like amount, and she feelingly replied The
mckendree people have greatly prospered
during the past two years, under the minis
| citation with them il about TO close, ne having
served two years there will probably DO APP
pointed elsewhere.
CLOSED. - The following houses and bar
rooms were closed by Lieut. French, SCOTS
MO Ga'H AIRY on the night Of the Cd day Of
st. Nicholas Hotel, Mr. Mcintosh, proprietor:
Kirby House, Mitchell & Kirby, pro orietors,
Giosed for seven days; Prescott House, Baus &c
iKasche, proprietors; Goslin Restaurant, M
Heyman, Proprietor; White House. J. Usher,
proprietor: q. &. Hammack' saloon, William
Johnson,s saloon, j: F. Nugent's saloon
spnearing at tha Pd nonse were released upon
terday morning. The Kirby House was ordered
closed for seven days.
THE BARNEY CAsE.-Yesterday, Mr.. s. G..
barney. accompanied by his counsel went To
the Orphans Court for the purpose of giving
Donos as guardian 10 his children, the Circuit
phans' Court, but the court having adiournad
they retired. A short time afterwards Mr..
Barney with officers Wise, Hughes and sum.
mers, went to the school of Miss Ross, Four.
and-a half street, at which the children were
anu look them to the residence of his sister
Mrs. Rogers. The children at the Tina were
under the guardianship Of DIR. H. Lindsay, in
whose house Miss Ross is q goyerness
The SHARPEsf DODGE YEr-Yesterdav
GSi!ern1on, Moses coleman went to the Central
Gnarahouse and placed in the hands of the
guare what appeared TO be two apples grown
together, with q request that they be ri ven to
prisoner whom he named. The guard mot
.ninkng OF anything wrong, at once took them
70 the prisoner, and on the latter pulling them
apart, a vial was found containing about half
q pint OF liquor. Coleman was arrested but
declared that he only acted as the carriar-not
Snowing what the apples COMMUNICATION n
woman, whose name he gave. He was released
AssACLTING A WHITE MAN.-On Friday
1ass TWO colored men, Bill Smith and Joseph
Long, while driving some cattle ON p street.
near Fourth, accosted a white man named
john Collins, who was passing and ordered
MIN 70 help them to drive the cattle. THIS ha
refused 10 co. and they attacked him knockinr
MIN Down and giving him an unmerciful beat
ing. Officer James johnson and KING arrested
and took them before Justice Gibsrson, who
HE CONCERT OF Madame Ernest,ne De VII
l1ers, on Saturday night, at Wizards Hall.
tn
say, despite the unfavorabls weather. The
audience was made up OF the elite Of the city
including the British Minister and others of the
oipioma nc suite Secretary Chase and others OF
note Madame de Villiers made fine impress
SION as pianist, and was warmly received.
ihe concert will be repeated. we hear.
StT-1s6o-X.-These mystical characters
signify IS brakes Plantation Bitters," which i.
composed Of a variety Of banks and flowers.
ana Is SAID TO cure (see testimonials) nervous
M th and directions, indigestion, pain over
inc eyes, mental dependency, and most of the
Ills th at flesh is heir TO. These biters are very
paiatable, and TO take this medicine is certainly
an easy and DELIGHTFUL way to secure the boon
OF health. See advertisement.
PRATHER's ALLEY VERSUS GOAT ALLEY
Early Monday night, a fight occurred in Goat
alley, and Ellen Hall, colored Ellen ia
washwoman, and accused Emma McCarty OF
having taken shirt from the line where she
mao hung IT to dry, and this caused the Guilty
The ahair was not up to the average of A. hts
In mat alley, bnt the tongues of the parties
We're used In style. They were arrested, and
yesterday morning Ellen was fined sl9l, and
Emma McCarty 81, by Justice Clayton.
AseACLT.-On Monday, as a painter named
felhman W as passing along the street Patrick
Ryan, without any known proyocation took
a ''straightedge' from him and assaulted him.
Striking hlm about the face. Officer Lynch
arrested Ryan and took him before Justice
Ilperson, VINO committed MIN for court
SOLDIER KILLED By CIrIzRN.-On Sunday
night, Chas. +. Comstock. of company A, LIST
connecticut artillery. was shot and killed on
the washington turnpike. by citizen residing
near the road, named Isaac Welburn Wei,
burn is now in the custody Of the military.
ANOTHER COUPLE ENTIRRLY-The Wash.
lngton correspondent of the New York Express
marries "Miss Ramsey" TO "Mr. Towle" at the
Capitol.
TO TIE BENEVOLENT OF EVERY Seer The Ha-
pre-. Congregation Of the city of Washin Stoe D.
-, formed IN The year 1889 ventures arp-ai 10
behevlent citizens OF said city for aid Located
AZ tse MetrcpOlis of the greatest Nation Of tina |
Gioce those Constitution and lsws ssou re freedom
OIL conscience and religious LIB rty to all have iony
earnestly desired to provide for 1emselves build
lEg IN which they could. in their own way and |
AlteT the mtnner Of their fathers hu nbIy aud de-
youty Worship God; yet the amsl;ness OF their |
numser there are only rixty menbsrs in Wash
inSton ana the pstrict put il wholly out of tn ir
p""sr to arstity this loDg -cherishei draire Bal