Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-28
ANOTHER GRAND GERMAN RICH.
ARDS MASS MEETING.
Eleven Persons Present.
They Eecline Business and Adjourn to
Take Lager.
Nix Richards. Nix Ellwood, Nix Schaum.
berger.

The intelligent Germans Of this community
showed their determination not to be inyeigled
into the trap set for them by the call for a
Grand German Richards Mass Meeting last
: week by staying away severely. Only thirty
persons were present then, though by the way,
the Chronicle inflated the little gathering into
tslarge and enthusiastic meeting" and the Re-
publican, which paper had no reporter at all
there, went the additional length of saying
that the room, passages and all, were ssdense-
ly packed &c, &c!
Il would never do to give it UP SO, and
another grand German Richards mass meeting
was called 10 be held last night at the same
place, (German Hail. Eleventh .street.) and
this time it was 10 be mass meeting in earnest,
with numbers, enthusiaSm,' Ne, not Alto
gethcr of Chroajcie manufacture
The meeting was called for eight O'Clock.
At that hour nary mass, not even man was
present. AT quarter past eight there were
some arrivals, including Mr.. Neidfeldt, the
chairman OF the former meeting. and at half
past eight the numbers present had swelled 10
eleven persons.
They were of various shades of politics, and
all respectable men regards moral worth
and phys ical aroirdupois, but they by no means
constituted the promised "mass.''
FIr. Richards did not show He evidently
had no inclination to repeat his last weeks
experience in trying 10 understand what sonae
OF his friends similarly crucified .irreverently
called g The id lingo"'
Mr.. Eliwood did not show. Mr.. Shaumber-
ger did not show, either by presence or COM
municauon.
The meeting paused for aceessions. None
came. Some of the eleven left.
An enumeration showed bur six remaining
What WIS 10 be done
A motion was made, and instantaneously
adopted, TO adjourn and take lager; and thus
ended the last OF the grand German Richards
mass meetings
We shall watch with some curiosity to see
how densely the Republican will pack the hall
(and passages) on this occasion, and how en-
fhusiastic the Chronicle will make the affair to
have been, IN their several reports.
DEATHS OF SoLDIKRs.-The following have
been reported to Capt. Hartz, (eftlce corner of
Eighteenth and G streets,) since our last, at
which place all Information relative to de-
ceased Soldiers may be obtained:
John Faust 18th Pa; ]. w. Sutherland. 9th
Me; 5. il. Barnum, 9TH Ohio; T. G. Conner,
Downegsn, watehman. q: II. D.: w. Irving
Baker, 18th N H; s. W. Neyins, 18th N. j.;
". o. Feasley, 35th N; Y; NJ. G. Eppler,
Wood, SD Pa; jeremiah Nichols, 14lst Pa;
John Grey, laborer, q. u. d. T. NJ: Wyman,
154th n. u NJ. p: Adams, Sd Vt; J. H. Apgar,
18th n. j.; Z. Grimes, l05th Pa; s. Adamson,
i05th Pa; John Lancaster, eith Pa; John q.
Gray, esd Pa; Jos. Dockman, 18th n. H: Alon-
70 Blackmore, 9th Mich. cav; A. III: Elgin,
=. Skinner, I'd N. J.; WILDER Burnham. 39th
Mass, W. w. Flanders, I'd D. c.: Allen Chand-
Ter, nth Pa. cav; P. Sing, nth Pa; Geo. Vast
binder, S6th N Y; II. Emory, 4ist n. Y; Peter
Camp, 73d n. Y: Ham. q. Rankin, I'd Pa. art;
James Stanly, I'd II. l.; 2. &. Windsor, ID K l.;
G. L. Brown, 18th N. H.; Lieut.. James Maloy,
115th Pa; Patrick Hughes, 6Sth Pa d. Reed,
135th Pa; Jos. a. Allabuck, 139th Pa; Henry
Stitch, 5th Wis; John Mustart, li1st Pa; Chris
tian Bell, SD Ill; G. W. Vansciyer, 23d n. j.;
FW. Moan, 9th Me; John Gilman. 18th N. H.;
r. White, S5th Pa; 5. Wright. 23d n. J.: John
Gardner, sd n. Y; Jesse Darst, ith Ohio; Ma
than Shelley, 10th n. Y; Geo. Myer, 10th Pa;
W. r. Playsted, 33d N: Y; J. +. Bulinger, 62d
Pa; A C.-Hubbell. nth n. Y; A. ]. Hubbard,
Fist n. y; Martin Riley, I22d Pa; Matthias
Atkinson, LIST \: Y. r. Chineny, sd T. l.; J.
r
Sweeney, 18th N. Y; Christian HooZworth,
goth Ind; W. Tucker (rebell, sd n. g.; Geo.
Johnson (rebel), 18th Miss: Robert Bride, 5th
Wis; Jno. Blan chard, 7th Mass; Jno. a. Hap
per, Z2d n. J.; JaTnes Myers, iO2d n. Y; ID. q.
coleman Tebell. 2Gth N. G.: Burton White,
18TH n. Y; Fred'k Steinhof, 26th Wis; Geo.
Daymud, rebel citizen prisoner; Edgar Cal
kins, 9th Mich; John johnson. ambulance
driver.
CRIMINAL COURT, Chief Justice Cartier
Yesterday, John Ogle, charged with petty lar
ceny, submitted his case, and was sentenced TO
anominaI punishment
Ieorge Burnett was convicted of stealing a
pair CT pantaoons from Geo. Lay ton, and SEN
fenced TO thirty days in jail
Jas. Howard and as. Skinner, indicted tor
stealing a trunk and lot OF goods valued at S53
from J. ]. Carmichael. was convicted.
J.C. Broadhead indicted for an assault and
battery on Lieut.. j: II. Mullen, was found
guilty, and he was also convicted OF robbing
the lieutenant of S3.75.
Geo. Wilson, charged with stealing lot OF
clothing from Francis ocksenrider was found
guilty, and received only nominal sentence
In the case OF Thomas iIcGuire, indicted for
larceny, d noiie pros was entered
Geo. smith, charged with stealing a barrel
of poultry belonging 70 Z. mankns, OF George
Town, WIS found :yuiNy
Geo. Allen. aias Dick Allen. col, charged
with stealing II pair of shoes from Solomon
MAY, was found not guilty, the jury not being
fully satisfied ~ TO the ownership OF the shoes.
FoURTH WARD STATION CAsEs--Walter
6I-Sr.f -s4d
Trainor. assaFit and battery; do. Geo w ard
and Gee. Carroll, robbery jail for court ~.
Euw right, eating his wiiei bail for court NJ.
Jane Hall, larceny; bail foT court. Wary Jane
Holly, do: eio. LAS. tayanaugb, drunk ana
disoIderiy; military. Thos .. Curran, do jho.
Davis, do; military. Charlotte Iipseco, Dir
drunk and disorderiy; S1.5e. John Ray, drunk;
s2.ss. Henry Hiisry, drunk and fighting: SIS.
Alex. TAYLOR, do; S2.S9. John Warner, drunk
and disorderiy sl,To. John Kelly, drunk 81.
John Gallon do; sis. Ghas. Williams, ere
sting nuisances; S25-. JOAN Mahar. drunk
and disorGeriy: dismissed David Lang and
Jas Hurley, sleeping in the s;reeti dismissed.
Patrick Rodger., rESDia-a-rotu; Judgment de-
serred. Bern ard Sha-er, drunk and disorder
sy; 1888.
BIBLE SocIEIY.-At the adjourned annual.
rn,4tlng of the " ashiagton City Bible Society,
Mondsy eyening, the foalowieg gentlemen werz
year President-Hon. Peter Parker. Vice
Presider ts-Col. james l.. Edwards, Wci. Il.
Todd, Andrew Rctnweil. Andrew Noerr, Geo-
7. Abhott- John q. HARNESS, VIM. u. CsT.p-
bail, ULYSSES Ward. Sec~etary--M. H. Miller.
Trrasurer-wYn BaIisntyce. Directors-E- T.
ghiies, u. d. T. J.eseh, A. N. Zevs.y, VIM. J
Irtliisn r Rhaas, EphraiIn Wheeler, s. A. II
MARS, WIN. j. Stone, T. J Magradsr, Jno d.
Jamison, DR. III. ID. Noble, w "a. u. Woodward
WIN Stickney, Leonard HnycE Ia am
,aT.ary Of thu soctety was 2xed FOR Mcndsy
sxanine. the Sth OF June, with an appropriate
c,scoryss on tho afternoon or tho previous day
axoTHRR goBssRY.--On Tuesday sftefnos-
"a !, strsn,e- svss ~aIking in the rsishoorfaod
~ The SoIdier's Home he WAS Attacked oy two
nesn. one OF whom choakec him. wniie we