Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE REPoRTs.-Frst Preciact-H Ham
berger. Moses Mann, VIM. Lutzbocher, carrying
goods to Richmond; turned over to the Provost
Marshal.
Second Preeisct-Chas. Krause, threats; bail
for peace. Joseph Schnider, stealing shoes;
dismissed. VIVA. Cooper, resisting a pound
master; dismissed. Nicolas LANCE, do; do.
Patrick O'Bryan, DEMONSTRATING; Jail for conrt.
Lorenzo Dow Cooper, possession of q stolen
horse; dismissed. John Fitzpatrick, drunk;
military. John Toner, drunk and dsorderly;
picking pocket; Jail for hearing: for assau I
and battery; do. Daniel Murre, found drunk
in the branch; military. John Miller, drunk
sealed weapon; SIS.
TAird Preonct.-Ann Lynch, larceny; Jail.
MIS- McGowan, disorderly: S2.44. Francis
Penny, do; s2H. VIM HAZEL, selling without
Incense; S2o25. E. Grinton. disorderly; S2.44
VIM johnson, nuisance; S544. Jas. Robinson,
dol dismissed. Worthington Dorsey, assault:
can for court. John BOWMAN. disorderly
asecond offence; Jail. John Flynn do; S1O S.
Second offence: Jail. Eliza Comfy, drunk; work.
house. Samuel Wou1t, disorderly, 1914 L.
Lilies, larceny; dismissed. Jas. Lehan, selling
liquor 10 soldiers; 800 Do, without license;
fes.44. Ii. Wagner, selling without Licenses
dismissed. Nancy Ogleton, disorderly; s. Sc
j. J: Barnard, selling without license; ss y.
:. Cunningham, disorderly; IS A. Martha
Brown, do; dismissed. Elisha Gray, drunk
Go. VIM. 4. Craig, assault; bail for court Jas
Davis, taking an officers baton; do. ]. N. w.
T,
do. Charles Mullon, drunk, workhouse Pat
Middleton, do, SO.
Fourth I'reciact-John F. Ryan, drunk and
diserderly; military. Pat Daily, drunk; work
house. John CLARK, do; e.. Garrett Moon,
do; workhouse. Jno Evering, larceny; Jail
for court. p. McGarry, grand larceny; bail
So. Rachel Mason, assault. and battery; bail
for peace. Pat Foley, drunk workhouse.
Jno. Mcdonald; do; So.
!SiIth Precinct-Martin MCGOWAN, Leopold
StrAHSKi. Ii vi uSfn
do; 81. Louisa Stanley, do; 30. Mary Wag-
locker, larceny; dismissed. s. Myenberg, creat-
ing nuisance: do. Jas: Uzzell, assault and
battery: do. Also, for disorderly conduct, 50.
Tenth Precinct.-Jane Kuhns, disorderly ST.
Elizabeth Mooney, do; SO. Warren Robinson
and Addison Taylor, fighting; John Nilsson,
OF larceny; Eliza Stereman, yagraRcy; Edw'd
Mcintosh, larceny; dismissed. Charles Eek
hardt do; do. VIM. O'Brien, drunk; do. Jas
Callan, larceny; Jail for court. John Strobe
peace. Isabella Penny, selling liquor to sol.
diers; $50. Michael Tally, drunk; military.
WHIsKET Rows.-Thursday afternoon, there
was quite lively time among the soldiers and
restaurant keepers on Fourteenth street west.
Host OF the soldiers were under orders to move,
social drink; and the whiskey sellers being
willing to sell them whiskey, many got drunk
and became diserderly. Sergeant Smith, with
Francis Clark and VIM. Kemble OF the Tenth
new Jersey, went TO the restaurant OF P. Her.
mann, on Fourteenth, near ID street, and took
drink and paid for it. Soon afterwards they
were invited by another person to drink. They
accepted the in vitation, but the generous gen.
tleman did not pay. and Hermann demanded
pay from the soldiers. They refused, and q row
ensued. CLARK was knocked on the head with
a hammer by Hermann, and Hermann was in
turn knocked down by Sergt- Smith The fight
was very close for while, and In the midst of
Ut Hermann's wife was struck on the head and
baby cut. The soldiers were turned over to
the military; and z. Hermann was fined S2I
for selling liquor to soldiers, by Justice CLAY.
ton Quite number OF cut heads and black
eyes appeared in the Second Ward Station at
''Jersey Lightning"
COULDN'T PURCHASE HER LovE.-A few
weeks ago Mexican named Lawrett E,stra.
became enamored Of q free woman of color
but OF very light hue, residing on TWENTY
first street, and Immediately commenced paw
lous OF MS sincerity, OF the sweet hisperings
OF love, and intimated that she did not believe
Estrai whereupon he handed her a twenty
dollar note as an evidence of his sincerity.
lew days later, she, after spending most of the
money, so far forgot her s'greaser'' lever as TO
fall In love with an American citizen of Afri
can descent of a much darker hue, which fact
coming TO the knowledge of Estra he inmedi-
ately went to see her and offered to release her
from the engagement with HIM if the money he
had paid TO secure her love was refunded
She could not raise the amount, having spent
1t, and he threatened her. She Their procured
warrant and Estra was arrested by officer
Calhoun. W no took him before Justice Drury,
but the girl failing to appear, having it is
lean, the latter was dismissed.