Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-15

POLICE RRPoRTs.-Ff7st Preciact.-Warren
Martin, deserton; sent to Central Guardhouse
Brown. assault and battery: dismissed. Edw.
Bennett, drunk; do. Chas. Lamar, drunk and
dIsorderiy; 50. Marian johnson, disorderly;
workhouse. Mary Lee, larceny; Jail David
Jordan, assault; dismissed Betsy Brown, dis
orderly; $3.50 James Jackson, deserter; mill
Iary. Wesley Robinson, drunk dismissed.
orderly; dismissed Kate Barrett, drunk; worx-
house. Geo. Brown, deserter; military.
Fourth PrectncG-Edward Conway, larceny;
80. Frances Penney, drunk and disorderly; do
Miehl Sham ahan, grand larceny; dismissed.
Also, dIsorderly; workhouse. George Crates,
.Sirt1 Preciysct.-Jno Carroll, drunk: locked
up four hours. Theodore Miller, disorderly;
locked up six hours. Charity jackson, do;
81 so. Addison Evans, fast riding; $3.50. SamI
stalks, disorderly; workhouse. Jno. Maniel,
drunk and disorderiy; military. Stephen
Smith, drunk; Si-S5.
peace. Redmond Barrett, disorderly; dis
missed. Obadiah Lee, do; a.Ss Jas. Bowers,
do; Sl.9i.
A RARE CHANc1--The farm near Cam.
bridge, Md, advertised for sale in the Star,
by Mr.. Vim: Rea, Offers superior inducements
TO persons desirous Of locating where all the
comforts and luxuries Of 8 residence in a per.
fectly healthy locality, Immediately upon nav
isaole salt water are at hand. The soil Is ad
mirable, and the place abounds with oysters,
canyas-b backs, and other wafer fowl, and also
has upon it all the elements Of masking il one
OF the most productive farms in the State. Its
proximity to the beautiful town of Cambridge
Is another great advantage is possesses. 1t is
TO be sold to the highest bidder on the a4th in
slant, at Cambridge. We advise all disposed
10 purchase TO attend there on that day
A CHAsI-A few evenings since, as two
girls were riding near the Park, Otto Sick
drove furiously down the street and against
one Of tho horses, which was badly hurt Un-
fortunately there was not mounted police
man near, and the girls gave chase to him.
running about q mile through the streets in
that neighborhood. when Ofhcer Rolfe OBJ.
served them, and borrowing horse from
was tried by Justice Clayton, who fined him
% for fast driving, but dismissed the other
charge OF malicious mischief, on the ground
that II was q civil case.
SACRED OcHcraT-A grand vocal and instru.
mental concert Of sacred d usic will be given az
tho Washington Theatre to. morrow night. Mr..
Alberto Negrini, nne Italian tenor, will b
Messrs. A. Graf, +. A. Miller aad A. Weiien.
stein. The programme ia made up entirely OF
selections from sacred music, appropriate TO
Sabbath evening concert. :
fIGHr.-On Thursday night Alden Kennedy
and Christopher Fitzpatrick, tive countryIasn,
who each drove down the Seventh street road
where they made up light, aad both stripped
o6 aud went at IL; bat officer Beall spoiled the
sport By srrssting them, and they were taken
before Justice 6ibeFsOn, who fined the ASst
Sa5s and the latter a5.
ASSAULT WITH A SABnx.-Yesterday after.
noon Robert Hood, N Y. 8. Cavalry, assaulted
soldier. near the Park, with sabre, eating
mas CLONES In several places, but fortunately
did not wound him. 0haeef Morgan arrested
him. and Justice Rowland sent him 70 tbs
Central GuaSahonse.