Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-24

George Banyan, only, SON Of widow.
Wm. Simms, coiOred, only support of widow.
Henry Rosenberg, alien.
II. II. Baker, over age.
John rlymar. under age
Washington mendenhall. only support of q
widow.
slax Lenzberg, alien.
Jacob Smith, under age.
Alexander kearney accepted.
Homes Hartgens, over age.
James M Roberts, disability
Washing Ton Cole, disability.
John Kelly, alien.
Lennon Hines, disability.
Robert Ranscher, alien.
Washington Brown, disability.
Robert Anderson, enormously enrolled.
VIM. Stevenson, under age.
George Eglin, under age.
DISTURBANCES IN THE FIRST WARD LAST
NIGaT-One Nan Fatally Wound ed Last night
l. street in the First W ard, for two hours, was
IN u continual state OF disorder, growing out or
alterations between teamster and colored
people; and which disturbances are said to
have been caused by the teamsters pushing
eff colored people from the sidewalk Officers
Cook and Crump arrested the two principals,
in the first row and took them TO the station
house. and this morning they were fined three
dollars eash by Justice s,l Drnry AFTER ter. this
disturbance in distant part Of the Ward and
several collisions took place between the op.
POSING parties, using stones, fists, DC. During
Inc prevalence Of the disorder, MI. VIM Dono.
hoo, residing on L street, near Twentieth, was
attacked near Twentieth street BY two colored
men, one OF whom inflicted several wounds on
him with, it is supposed, razor or large knife
One cash being ON the side OF the throat, ex.
tending across the breast and abdomen, caus.
ing his entrails to protrude, and another down.
wards the throot, severtng the windpipe and
third, slight wound, in the side
MIR. ID. was helped In the house and DR..
Joice was summoned who dressed the wounds,
which he thinks are fatal. A large crowd soon
gathered and some women told them that the
persons who did the deed had run into a house
at ha of Txra joH hx,
- Tighlman, colored, and the crowd imme-
diately proceeded to the place, by this time
numbering several hundred, with the intention
OF tearing the house down and getting hold Of
the perpetrator OF the outrage. soldier named
VIM Chancey got an az and commenced to
batter down the door, the crowd, meanwhile,
encouraging him, but the police having re.
turned and guard making its appearance.
the crowd was quieted down-the police arrest
ing the soldier Chancey, who was taken to the
station, and was this morning turned over to
the military by Justice Drury, by whom the
affair will be investigated. Chancey stated
that his sole object was to get IL and arrest The
Perpetrator.
Another row occurred at "Jenny IIind's"
well known house, on New York avenue
between Twenty. first and Twenty second
streets, and officers Carroher Riley and Hurdle
went there and 5ound two Sirls-Margarst
Myers and Susan Luckett-on the pavement
drunk and making use of threats, who they
arrested, together with an old duck, Susan
Warren, and they were all taken to the station.
This morning the two former were fined 80
each. and The latter was dismissed, she proving
that she was sober.
CHIMNEY NOT SAFE BANK.-Some days
since MIR. Benjamin +. Monkey, residing on
Bridge street Georgetown, drew $500 from one
OF our city banks, and, as Is reported, placed
II In the fire place without mentioning the fact
10 his wife, or TO any one OF the family. On
Saturday he looked for the money, but 1t had
disappeared. servant girl named Turnoy
waS arrested on suspicion OF stealing the
money, but as no fact was addnced TO indicate
that she had taken the money. and as she had
heretofore enjoyed an irreproachable charac-
ter, Justice Clayton dismissed the case II is
feared that the money was destroyed with
number Of papers burnt AFTER 1t had been placed
In the fire. place.
ATTEMPTS AT BURGLARY.-Within a few
days past several unsuccessful attempts at
burglary nave been made in various parts of
the Seventh Ward, and the police OF the ward
have been constantly on the lookout for sus-
plcious characters, OF whom q number have
migrated TO that locality. Saturday night about
~ clock, officers Morris and Steele heard some
Suspicious movements in q house near the cor.
ner of Eighth and + streets south, and hurried
TO investigate the matter. A man sprang out,
barefooted. and took to his heels. The officers
called him to stop, but the fugitive ran like a
deer The officers fired three shots after him.
which only increased his speed, and he WAS
soon out or their reach.
CHARGE OF GRAND I.ARCBSY.-Saturday
afternoon, officer Fiehmeyef, OF the Second
Ward, went TO the Iailroad depot and arrested
about entering the train TO go TO Philadelphia.
The charge against them was the larceny OF
was found in a carpet bag OF The prisoners.
They were taken before Justice Clark, and the
money stolen identified by Mrs. Mary Noonan.
from whose house 1t was stolen about two
weeks ago. Justice CLARK committed the pris.
oners TO Jail for court
TIE SrHAMHRs Of the New York ana Wash.
. ington line are now running as usual. having
been taken only by the Government for the
transportation of horses and troops 70 New
York, from Alexandria, on their last return
We are pleased 70 learn from tho agents that
our citizens are literally pasronizing this line,
and that u n now one Of the permanent itsttu-
lions OF our city.
and mathematical school, formerly located on
II street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth, will
30 re opened on the arst Monday in September,
10 the new school house recently erected on
fcorteenth street between j and *. This
school V under the superintendencs OF Mr..
Sna ,a .: Young, whose success as q teacher Is
well KNOWN Terms OF tuition are low.
PLACED ~ Close CoHyINxxHNr-Among
those who offered and were accepted as sub
ssisutes last week was Charley Mans, welt
KNOWN IS pickpocket and thief Subsequ ent
10 his acceptance IS q substitute, IL was dis
ina. ne was sreaay ana he
Tnent. When searched, &5coin Treasury notes
wac found upon his person, besides the amount
ne received for eniisfing as substitute
APPOINTED LIKufzSANr CoLoRRI OF A
CoLoRBp REGINESr.-The resign alton Of 1t
Stcckfellows. Of The Fourth New Hampshire
volunteers, has been accepted, In oreler TO ena.
bic him to accept the appoin srnent OF Lieut..
Colonel of one OF the colcred regiments now
being raised Ia this city.
AssAcLrisG AN OPYicBR.-James Brady. OF
the Fifty-seventh Pennsylvania volunteers,
was committed by the provost marshal upon
the Charge Of making assault on tho sergeant
% the guard ~ Soldiers Rest. He was well