Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-05
C.sr.R MAakrr.-ras prices w,r. Is fol-

Sqssn es4n par des SSa 1dsY .is
kss p pesess s.f ok Gs.s shesd
S.stslss each e.. OBJ 8
6ETs per 81 81 Straw aS"l 50
o,e AacGIDsST-Yester lay evening, about six
otioch' as car No. ie was passing along the
avenue, near Seventh street, a small coicred
ooot- olacK fell from the front platform and
Was Was seriously s injured about the body and
Su t coioTed man who knew him, point ted out
MS residence, and Officer Burch employed
LACK ana conveyed him to his home in Pierce
s sa &c II was feared that his injuries might
oe dangerous, but he soon revived, and when
comfortably placed in the hack he exclaimed,
ticiiy how nice dat feels!" The driver was
not at fault; the little fellow accidentally fell
when about to rise from the step to get Off the
car.
burgh was arrested by officer Dom of theF ourth
Ward, upon n charge or swindling Dora Ow-
hearing. Wineburgh is a Ieweler, and the com.
rIainant purchased articles from him, which
turned out to be not what they were repre-.
:. nted to be, and upon this the charge was
based. The evidence before the Justice was
not however strong enough to justify the hold.
ing OF the accused for court for swindling, and
the case was dismissed.
THE GHOSTS ARE COMING TO TowS-The
Spertres are comm !, sure enough, and Messrs
la Iruitte Cassidy will bring them out at
Lhe ashlngton TheatPr on Monday night,
when will BE- performed the two act drama.
1.-The Death Fetch OF the Ruined Castle"
manager Sim also announces that he will
nave at Canterbury on Monday night, ssthe
real ghost the walking, talking, changing
ghost; the genuine Pepper ghost; the reliable,
beautiful, terrible ghost"
THE CASE OF MR. SPATEs.-It is understood
here that Alfred Spates, Esq, President OF the
was arrested in your city on the allegation of
having had interviews with Gems. Lee and
Eweil during the late campaign in Maryland,
utterly denies the charge. The case is likely
to be disposed Of hele, though Mr. Spates was
cent TO Fort McHenry with the expectation OF
investigation by military commission-Wash.
cor. Bait Sun.
LARCENY CAsKs.-On Wednesday, Georpi-
anna Groves, colored, was arrested by Off Ger
Garrett on the charge Of stealing S1s from Mr.
John Webster, in whose family she was resi-
ding as servant, and she was sent to Jail by
Justice Ferguson.
On the same day, Francis Wheeler. colored,
was comm tied to Jail FOR rohbing her paramount,
Thomas Richards, ola small amoun mt Of money
She being arrested by officer Gibson.
RECovRRINa.-Mr. Shedd, who was SO bad
ly injured - the Navy Yard some months
hce, While engaged in driving piles for the
f'untation OF the new ordnance foundry, by
a portion OF the pile driving machine slipping
and striking him in the the face and throw wing
him into he water, is now in q fair way OF re-
co'ery, and will soon be able to resume his
duties at the Yard.
FOURTH WARD STATION CASES Thomas
RorIand, dir ordarly; Sl.5e. Andrew Maher,
do: Size. T.. Wineburgh, UindlInp. Dismissed
Robt. Sherlock, drunk; dismissed. VIM Bos.
ton, grand Larceny; held for hearing. Edw.
Sullivan, dI unk and disorderly: 1854. Bar
tholomew Mccarthy, CO.. SIS. Elizabeth
Roillngs, grand larceny; dismissed. Bridget
Ryan, drunk, dismissed.
ABSENT WITHOUT LBAvR-John B. Morgan,
deserter by Col Bakers detectives, on the road
towards Bladensburg He acknowleo ges to
have been absent from his regiment for the past
thirteen days.
AssArLTING MAN IN BRD.-On Thursday
RICH p. S. King Went into a lodging room at the
corner OF Second street and the avenue, and at
tack-d Henry Wilson, one OF the dodgers while
in he'd Yesterday King was arrested by off,
GER Burns and taken before Justice Ferguson,
who coM mitted him to jail.
DIsoRDIRLY AT THE DgPoT.-On Thursday
VIM Mahsney, hackman, got into difficult
ty at the Depot with another hackman, about
carrying passenger, and was arrested by off,
Ger Clements, who took him before Ferguson,
who fined him 1894
STEALING CAsIMERB.-Wm Peetel was ar
rested on Thursday night and committed to
j
larceny cf piece of Cashmere from the store OF
@. F. Shafer, on Pennsylvania avenue. The
goods were found in his possession.
THE DRrGs commonl, administered to Fever and
Ague .ents, generally ru inc to the stem
postru1s de vised By ef-suffi Cert old shmsn are
rot much b. tier. Something is need-d whleh shal
yet beyond the ordinary routine Of the profession
This Is suppSd by the di.tiH saisnsd
the most po.e,1ful medi ,inss ey.r devised Even
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally every
Wholesale Agents-A. NJ. Bininger & CO.. a37
Penn. ave. se5 cost
WRAPPING PAPER for sale at the Star Office coun
ter, at Biz cents Per pound. jy8
CoEss ARE rBE UNIVERSAL TORMENT OF MAN,
KISD.-To be relieved Of these tarrlbie evils call
On Dr. WHITE and submit to his maui pulations.
Hundreds of OR citizens testify with gratitude as
to his successful treatm ut of Corns. Bunions,
Nails growing in the flesh ct, Dr. "HIas III. Axe:
without EXPERIENCING pain oaice ~, IA pe
si1tb.ts 0s'~sSn SCI
Samari:da's Gih is the most certain, sale and
sIsctual remedy-indeed, the onis vegetable rem
s ssss asses II twenty S5 hns No
- no tnisam 70 Only ten g }risn % to
those Who 10 not want to be exposed. Male pack
AGES, go; female SIS
and fof sypSi fsf
sores. spots letters, &C. Price 81, or six bottles
DISEASES OF TIE NEaroUs. SEMINAL, ziaAaY
risnt-in Reports of the Hoard association sent
q sealed letter envelopes, free Of ohsrse address
Dr.. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association
Philadenha. Pa. su 92-3n
syEsxAfossEGA Gas BIS crAEp.-DE; Rand.
Specific cures Sps1fHa.oirhca. Sen19',G! WtaEne,S.
inpg.ney Loss 81 tSIet at Pesdafy afa sgsctt e.