Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-27

through which it had passed, was unroIIad
WiIliang ma, 49, en'nusiasm; 1t was baptised a,
On HIlCnlgan Regiment, was through III. bat
| ~ vi AR OAKS, Seven Pines, and the seven
| DAYS night of the Peninsula was NJ antiat.,
ann hnally at Bull Run No2 '-A
! various volunteer toasts includin ono 70 ,bo
| IEaian' hunt, who led the fo7loru hone ~
re Thksbure, followed; and At The conclt
| th boi uI me sitting, Judge Edmunds announ ed
tha' thelr host Of the evening proposed To n, ,ka
no charge against the fund for the supper II
W" rs, al d 70 90 to the soldiers. lApplauseJ
| i"t amount thus realized by the comTnit.ea
must 6e very CONSIDERABLE
| ~
! DEATH oF JUDGE CRAwFoRD.-This morn.
q, me usuai hour to enter upon the Sc sion
| OF the Criminal Court, Judge Merrck VINO h a
| Deeh presiding during the sessions of the torn,
| on account of the illness of Hon T II f,rau-
loia, announced to the bar and juries the de-
| ctase OF that venerable and esteemed Judua of
| me Court, which occurred between three and
| Iour O'Clock TINS morning, at his family resi-.
oence' on r, between Sixth and Seventh SITS
Judg 'Mrrrlck brieffyannouced the fict.and
remarked mat he thought the time InapronrI
ATE LOT hnntto enlogize the deceased while the
pody Is yet warm. Judge Merrick addressed
hIlnsell 10 ire Juries, and thanked them for
| thelr pl ompt and proper attention to the bust
! ness required of them; and in formed then thai
me cenrt necessarily ceased by the death of
the JudS', and he discharged the iuries
| J6deC Crawford has been afflicted fur msny
Vars, ana even when apparently cheerful in
the disposal OF business, he was suffering ex
members OF the bar, we learn that he had o.
t iid at near seventy-eight years of age; and
me COMPLICATION of disease and old age were
PROBABLY the cause of death
Judge Crawford has been known 10 o,- o,5
tSt tI'lZ' Ms Tor many years, during which h,
noncIrd the respective positions of a member
OF congress, Commissioner of Indian ffair,
ana Judge of the criminal court
IN. members of the bar have not vet held a
meeting III view of The decease of Judge Craw
Ioiu, but one has been called for o-morrovy ~
when The legal profession will be fully repre.
scn;ed. -'P''-
tIcERKPoETs.-S econd Prcc5nct-M Gpat-
V Geo1 &c Gratley, selling liquor to soldiers.
nned each s2a. Hugh Dow new, do; do s1I
nos urner, DO: do. $40. Saml Tinker do.
o. II. j. na'y Brown, DO. and disorderly;
HlI"u -. 1da Linton, do; do. So Fanny
SIh' lalI' E-htin" and disOrderly: fined 81 -
M'rN = .'f'tOn, do. do S2.5~. Owen McNeiI
Urn, ~, ana aisorderlyi turned to military. Ida
Luton iugIti'e from her parents :; not disposed
OF. lAo>. Mccall, assault: held for further
Thjrd I'TrciHct.-James Shelton, disordor,v.
Fo4rjh Irecinct.-Thomas Mort n, stealing -,
morse ioI further hearing. John Boyle drunk,
Gl-0fd"ll} ana deserter; turned o YER 10 military
NTth .Prec'"ct-Michael Harrison, drunk:
turhfd o. or TO military. Mary Garvey, grand
l"rctnli dismissed. Ellen Brown, throwing
stOnts i'll the street; fined 50 Stenhen La amS
I4IOIn,O n Fuller, disorderlv: do S2each Wm
Narhtti, profanity III the market; do John
Sauter, dlsordefly: turned over 10 military
l..
6a,ttry; dismissed. John Miller. Conrad SohI
J. T Darn u and Rcsia DarneIl disorderlv in
the marh,t ed 3 each
TENN Psr,rf-J. b. French, drunk. dis
missed. tame5 Davis, CARVING weanons. DO
Jane L Lloyd. drunk anddi-ordery: do Chas
BAKER rroi My; do. Ellen Smith, drunk ana
disorderly: fue'i Sl9i. VIM. Seaman. stealing
money; jail f'r SQUIRT Daniel Mack, do; dis
misstd Mary Hayes. drunk; fined ST. Sarah
Smith dIsCrderly: fined ~ o. Sarah Topham
do; do. Slg. John Barkman, do: dismissed
Reese. Dnd - =
Nancy and Peter Dugan, drunk: turned over
TO military. Mary Wheeling, drunk and dis.
ord ry: dismissed. Ellen Smith do. fined
Sl.9i.
ASSAULT ON CoLoRED MAN-Nsgro Tssti-
mong-On Saturday night two coIorrd men
NAMED Narnett were standing in front of Geo
Carls butcher stall, i'll the Northern Market,
Wh"n Carl ordered them off. and, it Is alleged,
one 81 In, IN made use of some insulting IAN
euaee 10 him. ard he thereupon pursued them
and attacked one of them named William. Dr.
L. II. Johnson procured a warrant for Carts
arrest, and Officer Steele served it, nd tn. ca se
was heard before Justice Giberson Judpe
Dade, OF California, appeared for the complain
ants. AZ commended that the evidence of the
colcred men should be admitted. which propo-
sition was strongly resisted by other parties
present: but, after hearing the Arguments on
beth sid The Justice decided TO admit their
eylo' nee, and they We're worn and stified
The justice held Mr.. Carl to security for his
appearance At court.
T. STREET south, between Eleventh street east
anu b" Congressional Cemetary, is in fine or
der, ana lot Il few OF the lovers of the turf
have commenced TO try the speed of their horses
IN itoH- On Sunday afternoon quite a number
o. ii-t teams were driven over the course, and
the POLICE went down to make few arrests,
but they being in uniform, did not succeed.
/ ICsj' rday afternoon, however, officer Haroin
arrested Il cOlorrd man, named VIM Simpson,
! who vas training horse on the ground, pre-
( para:ory 10 q race. and took him before Justice
! for dr.,
/ The justice. we are assured, is determined to
make the entrance fee on this course rps pecta-
bly, large, ty filming Offenders TO the extent OF the
/ law.
! FOURTH WARD STATION CASES -W. d.
/ Anderson, receiving stolen goods; dismissed.
| Thomas Rice, do; bail for court. CalharIne
Williams, hghiIng fined 81. Elizabeth Lewis,
dIsorderiyi di> missed. Samuel Groggon and
! Henry Bowen, deserters; turnea over 10 mill
tary. James Boyle assault and battery; bail
| fcr court. John Semnes, stealing lemons: dis
! missed. John Drunk, disorderiy: turned over
TO military Jefferson Reynolds, drunk; dis
missed. Charles Wicknan and VIM. Cray.
| disOrccrly; locked up hours. y. NJ. Hunter,
| furni' ming lquoI 10 soldiers; dismissed. Mich /
hihdTack, DRINK and abusing his family; fined
! 81 James BATES drunk: GO cents costs. Capt.
/ ;. Wallace, larceny of Sl10; dismissed. Charles
| Barron, drunk and disorderly; fined 81 q. X.
! Hask, do; do. 81.
stone FIGHT.-Trsterday afternoon a mum.
Der of boys, both white and black, engaged In a
Stone HRnt On VI street, between twenty HrSt
and Twenty second streets, during which son
| OF Capt. Rodirr was struck in the eye with an
oyster shell and cut badly. Officer Crump ar
rested black boy, named Edward Fl"tt, on
the charge OF throwing the shell, and took him
10 the First Ward station, where Justice Drary
| held him 10 security for court.
/ MAGAZINES FOR Observation-Disclosures
| bookseller, news agent and stationer, corner
! Four-and-a-ha street and Pennsylvania av.
/ enue, has received Harpers Magazine, Atlantic
! Monthly, Continental Monthly, Gody's Lady S
| Book and Peterson's Ladies' National Maya
! zine, all for February. Shillington has also re-
ceived lie Bon Ton for February; and if ladies
, want TO keep posted in the fashions OF the world
! II is reques ted for them 10 get LIE Bon Ton.
DIeMIs sRD.-festerday afternoon, at three
! O'Clock, the cases OF Anderson and Thompson
who were arrested Thursday and held for q
hearing, the first on charge of picking the
! pocket of Capt Irwin, and the other with be
/ ing an accomplish, came up before Justice
: Clark. After hearing the testimony of the wit.
! nesses, the Justice decided that 1t was not suf.