Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

detectives
Barry and Kelly in 0eorgetown, - stated In
the Stdr at the time, has hsd hearing before
Justice Clayton, and was identified by the fol-
lowing persons who We're victimised by her:
George W. Taylor, lost, June 4th, total Of
500 in money and valuables, besides a lot of
papers valued at $500. Julius Slime, lost, July
7th, total OF si13, In money, &c. Mrs. Pur-
dy, July 21st lost 800 in money and valuable
apparel. John D. Bontz, lost a gold watch
and chain, and money amounting to $3.50. Jno.
Farrell, August 10th, could not state the amount
of money he lost NJ. Byrnes, July =, lost 800
IN money. Mrs. Waldo lost large amount of
money and jewelry.
Mr.Taylor thinks that when he was robbed
chloroform was administered to him and his
WIFE, as for some hours after rising an unac-
eountable stupor was upon them.
At every place she visited she was guilty OF
some dirty tricks, besides robbng the families.
She will be tried in these cases by the Crimi-
nal Court. Several Of her victims have not
yet appeared.
LARCENY OF CHINA WARE, TO- F. r.
Brookes was arrested by officer Lynch for steal
ing lot Of China and plated ware from tho
restaurant OF Butler & Rugg, ON Tenth street,
near Pennsylvania avenue. Brookes Is SOL
der, and went in the eating room with some
officers, at late hour, and ordered oysters, and
spoons and forks Officer Lynch was put on
the trail, and arrested Brookes at the Metro
poiitan Hotel. A piece Of China was found on
him, and he then confessed where the articles
sofa cushion at the Metropolitan Hotel. Brooks
said that the officers, his companions, took them
and put them in his pocket. He was delivered
up to the military, for treatment according to
military rule.
FORTH WARD STATION CASES. = John
Dougherty, drunk and disorderly; sass. Mary
Henry Trippe, disorderly; s1.56. Georgiana
Moody, profanity; S244-also assault and
battery; bail for peace. Nancy Holmes, pro-
faniy & VAN stone fig shd Ms:j jail tor
arrested with bench warrant; delivered 10
the Marshal Henry Magee, do, do. Edward
Fitzgerald, assault and battery; bail for court.
sl.5s. John Lewis, drunk; military. Fred.
Meitzer, disorderly; Sl.5s. VIM. Mahoney,
do; sl5s: Andrew Tenney, sleeping in street;
dismissed Joseph Jenkins, profanity and in
ceny; do.
Row WITH GUARD.-Yesterday after
noon. number of teamsters got into difficul.
ty at the Government warehouse, near the De.
pot, with the guard, and it was apprehended
for time that something serious would take
place. 1t appears that one of the teamsters
disoheyed orders by standing on the platform,
and guard attempted to push him off, when
the other transfers assaulted the guard who
was soon reinforced, and fight ensued, during
which one OF them had his head cut seriously
with the but of a musket, and others received
some bruises. The guard succeeded, however,
IN arresting three of the principals and dis
Iersed the others.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH-The will
OF ". = Clary was this morning fully proved
lhe first and final account Of Jane Boulan-
ger and John M. Jewell, administrators Of
Joseph Boulanger, was approved and passed.
The first and final account OF Robert "
Goldman, executor of A. Smidley, was ap-
proved and passed.
Zepheniah Jones was appointed guardian to
H. Jones. OTnhan T..
Louisa Dean was indentured to G. p Fisher
John W. Haslup obtained letters testament.
tary on the estate Of Mary Ann Haslup.
CRIMINAL COURT, Jud7s Fisher.-Peter Lew.
is, indicted for grand larceny in stealing slip
ptTs, boots and segars from Caleb Warner,
was tried. Jury out
Christian Norman and Kitty Mathews, tried
for stealing pair Of boots, blankets, overcoats,
&c, from w. II. Calhoun, were found guilty,
and sentenced TO the peuitentiary for one year.
Louisa Dean was found guilty of petit lar
ceny, and received q nominal sentence.
James Lucas, indicted for the larceny of SOS
from Mary Fox, was found not guilty.
ARRESTED WARE ANTS IRON THE CouRr.
Yesterday, bench warrants issued by Judge
Cartier were placed in the hands of officers
Kelly and Pendle, Of the Fourth Ward, who at
once proceeded to arrest Miles Perry and Henry
NaKee The prisoners were delivered into the
custody Of Deputy Marshal Phillips, and were
taken to Jail They are charged with keeping .
before the court and gave security Isl 900 each)
to appear and answer the charge-Mr. W. f.
Spalding going security for the flrst named and
It. W. Cochrane for the latter.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsBs.-Collins
Dixon, assault and battery; security for hear
ing. VIM Magruder, vasrancy; dismissed.
picion; workhouse. Samuel Smith, drunk.
diemissed. Jno Sloan, drunk and disorderly;
do.
PoRTICo OF THE NORTH WING OF THE CAP
1ToL.-Crawford's statuary representing va
rious epochs in our history. which were for q
long time on exhibition in the old Hall OF Rep.
resentatives, have been placed in position on
the portico 10 the north wing Of the Capitol,
presenting q striking appearance.
GRAND LAEc2SY.-Annis Harley was ar.
rested by officer Bower Of the Third Ward, for
stealing about e22 money from VIM. Bailey
The money was taken from Bailey's house dur
ing last night the prisoner being the only per-
son there. She was sent to Jail by justice
Thompson.
SEATS MAY be secured for the opening of
Growers New Theater tonight at the theatar
office, in the front of the entrance, until half
past five O'Clock. A plat is prepared for the
occasion.
AssAULTING AN OFFICER.-Wm.~J Jones was
arrested last nigh for assaulting Officer Taylor
of the Third Ward. while in the discharge of
his duty. Justice Thompson committed hum
to jail for tofrt in default OF bail
SENT TO THE CENTRAL GUARDHOUSE.-Jas
Hogan, n supposed substitute or deserter, was
arrested ana con fined in the Central Guard
house last evening.
R-Why is Wyman,. the Ventriloquist, like
tie American flag!
BECAUSE, like that glorious banner, he has no
equal.
r-NGR BEnT-a Small TORE, on l4th street near
Il the Canal. good sta ID for Clothing store
Apply Gti - Eleventh street. Its
s,zUR RENT-A we'll fun nished FRONT ROOM,
L second aoor. as street, corner of leth.
Ocf-ceSt~ =
Nor EEHT One Large pARLOR AMI BED
= kuoi, CT mmuuicatips No. L Franklin Place
street, bet. 18th and 18th. n &C 6-3ts