Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-13

\ to his ha wing been. assaulted. ana = nolioe
Ofacsr refusing 70 arrest tho sssai I tnioss
imprisonment until the morning to appear a.
ohhcei Patrick NJ Kessias (wao i. the ot.,s.r
! At6h o clock yesterday morning. fnot bet weeu
! one and two, as stated by Mr.. Miils,) officef
keatings attention was attracted to the stupid
! eonoiion OF man on the corner OF. Thirteenth
| ard ID streets, who said he wanted a pslice
! ofhcer, TO arrest a man who had struck him in
me mouth, In a restaurant on Thirteen tn street
Inc 0nfse. TOOK him across to the Kirby House,
aiinougn the man was 700 drunk to say posi-.
uSeiy whether It was there he had been as.
/ sauiteo Arrived st the restaurant a party
VINO was pointed out as the assaiiant was
arrested, the ofacer at the same time asking the
assaiiant II he would goto the station house to
appear Is n witness. This the complainant
refused TO do, and the officer then released thu
parry arrested, and advised the compl ain ant to
go nome, which he refused to do, but became
50 disorderly, and used such profane language
that officer K. conveyed him TO the station
house, when Justice Clayton fined him 81 IS. :
The prisoner, Heating stStes, first gave the
name OF j, L. May, and afterwards Of J. J..
minor, but letters found upon him proved him
70 be J. l. Mills.
Officer Heating has demanded an in yestisation
OF the case, ~nnd names officer Ridgeiy Mr.
Mitchell, of the Kirby House. and other gentle
, men, rs witnesses to prove the facts as stated
by him.
CrPRIAN AFFINITIKs.-A Smith, Alice.
Martin, and Cora ,Wilbraham. three fallen
angels, so]ourning at Mary HALLS hades, yester-
day secured q barouche and driver for the pur-
pose OF taxing an airing, and in order to keep
their spirits up, they stopped atsundry restau-
rants and put the spirits down 10 such an ex-
tent that they imagined themselves in Dixie
s sna Som iba shouting for Jeff Davis and
ofSeventh street and tho Avenue a mounted
Provost Guard ordered halt, and attempted
10 arrest the trio, when one Of them Jumped
out of the hack, but W as persuaded TO get back,
and the party were then escorted to the Provost
MarshaPs office, where Annie Smith and lice
Martin again allowed their secesh proclivitips
10 stick out, and continued to hurrah for jeff
and rebeldom. Cora Wnbraham, however, be-
ing somewhat sober, was more quiet, and en-
deayered to dissuade her companions from
being so disorderly The whole party was
sent TO the Central q uardhouse, and were sub
sequently released upon the payment of a fine
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The WASHINGTON AND (iEoRGErowN RAIL
ROAD COMPAhY.-At meeting of the stock
holders of the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company, held March 18th, resolu-
uons were passed authorizing the directors to
raise the amount necessary to make the shares
full paid. The entire enditure to March Ist
for construction, real estate, equipment and
cost of maintaining and operating was stated
to be Si5i,t00. About slOU 600 will be reouirsd
III addition for utureimprovements.
The nigh price of materials AID labor have
very materially increased the cost of the road:
While the cost of operating and maintaining
ase found to Nbe much greater than in other
Cities. The great length of the road and the
can ride over the entire length In one dire tion
has proved TO be great burthen, and very sem
si5ly diminish the profits of the company
The cost OF carrying each passenger has been
between 3K and cents. A dividend will he
paid 10 the stockholders about the LIST o. April.
F"URrH WARD STATION CAsEs-Clarencs
Johnson, Peter Moran, diSorderly; dismissed
Daniel Conner. David Clancy, George Raw
hngs, James Murphy, assault and battery; do
Thomas Williams, suspicion OF larceny; held
character dismissed. Jno. McGee, drunk and
disOrderly; military. VIM. Nelson, attempt at
robbery; military. Isaac Pickering, suspicion
of horse stealing; Jail for hearing. Martha
Brown, drunk: dismissed. Geo. Hobbs, buy.
ing stolen horse; do. Ellen Donovan, lar
ceny; Jail tor hearing. Robt Wilson, drunk
and disorderly; military. Emanuel Bell, VIM.
Shaw, Robt. Brown, assault and battery: dis
missed. Anna White, grand larceny; held for
hearing.
SENT TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-Ths following
parties arrived from Fort Delaware, on w ednes.
day, and We're committed 10 the Old Capitol:
George N. T.. Shearer, bridge burner and spy;
James League, ,smuggIer, and for uttering dis
loyal sentiments; George Putnam, w A IT.
Reslng, rebel mail carrie rs; John q. Faber, John
q. Wilson, Thomas r. Jones, David Smoot,
Charles H. Posey, captured recently by the
Potomac fotIlla; and John Smith, Theodore
Smith, James Arnold, William Ullman A. L.
Grafton, and Elias Apple, prisoners of State.
captured while attempting to pass the Federal
lines into Dixie, were also committed to the
same prison.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-C. G.
Buckncr, drunk; fined Sl.5s. Alice johnson,
cOlored, larceny; Jail for court. Chas Jones,
alias VIM. Wood, assault and battery, intent
10 kill; Jail for court. Jno. Callahan, drunk
fined 80, workhouse. Margaret Taylor, keep
ing bawdy and disorderly house; bail for court.
Also selling liquor without license; fined
S25.@. Mary Chamberin, disorderly gather
ing; fined $3.50, workhouse 90 days. Jennie
Dou1ass. do; do. VIM. Manners do; dis
I haNNs H.
ger, do; do Anna Clark, profanity fined 81 80.
J. L. Minor, drunk and disorderly; fined Sis.
| CoNFIRMED.-Among the combinations for
Justices of the Peace by the Senate yesterday,
| was that of VIM. Thompson, Of the Third
! Ward. In our notice yesterday the name acct
dentally appeared as "Wm. MORRISON" We
! are happy TO be able TO make the correction, as
Mr. Thompson (who is now the oldest police
| magistrate of the city has always been distin-
! guished for integrity and impartiality in the
/ discharge OF Ms duties.
| AEoTHER ARREST on SUsPICIoN.-Yester-
! day, Geo. Smith was arrested on suspicion of
/ being accessory 10 the murder of Albert Sche-
! rop. Smith was pointed out by a German "a
| one OF the party. Smith heard OF the suspicion
| against HIM, and went 10 The Second Ward sta
| tion and gave himself up. But no evidence
! appe ring against HIM, he was dismissed by
! Justice Clayton.
| CoNfIEMATION.-We are glad 10 the con-
firmation OF one of our old citizens, jor Gen.
VIM. III. French, L. >. A. lie has seen thirty
years OF hard service.
| DISMISSED THE NAVAL SEEvICH-We un-
| derstand that Samuel Chase Barney, lieu
| tenant on the retired list in the navy, was on
| Saturday last dismissed the service.
The GREAT s4Ls OF Books, part of Washing.
ton y Library, Medals Coins. and Curiosites, will
be continued This Evening, at o'clock, on Ninth
street. Catslo CUES furnished. IT
NEW GOODS are being opened to-day at the
Doll az Store, 43s Pennsylvania avenue near AZ
street. Stop IN there, and see what beautiful
ings in the Of Jew cry be bon ght for
dollar. III l2-Iv'
DEAFNESS, EYE ASD EAR, THROAT AND CArARsH.
Al AFFECTIONS. Persons wishing to consult Dr.
Won Moschzisker On any of the above mala IL g
| shoul do 30 without further delay a. his stay in
| Washin 10 limited. OGice, 227 Pa. avenue,
opposite Willaros'. mar IL St
SOLDIsRs. sec to your healt5, do not trust to
the army pplies. Cholera, Fever and Bowel Com
plant iii follow your slight-st indis,rv ton Hol
lowGy Pill, and Uintm ent should be in every 3