Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-31

Henry e. Hepburn, furnished substitute
Williams j. Irwin, disability.
John W. Coon. only son of q widow.
Hiram Bell. disability.
stitun-Daniel Cooper.
Louis w. liner, alien.
Charles Spencer, alien.
r Z lilly. disability.
VIM. Butler, only support Of widow
Henry Arnold, under age.
Lewis kisenhardt accepted.
Thomas " elsch, alien.
Charles Bruce, disability.
John. H Green, disability.
Christian Bnde, disability.
james Reardon, only SOL OF widow.
A SERIOUS Row.-AboutI2 O. clock Saturday
night VERY severe night came off in the noto-
rious house, No. 29I ID street, Second Ward,
which disturbed the respectable neighbors, and
caused much commotion in the street. The
cries of "mnrder" and "watch" reached the
ears OF detectives Bigley and Barry and patrol
man Nelson, who Immediately rus ned into the
house. The officers took possession OF the
doors, and. showing their official badges, de-
clafed thar no one should leave till they ascrr
tanned the cause Of the row. Two powerful
young men, iamed Napoleon Bre wer ana John
CLANCY, mad desperate resistance, and tried
to escape. Officers Bigley and Barry clung to
them Notwithstanding they were struck by the
surrounding party. Brewer managed to get
out, and ran, but was retaken on the Avenue,
and, with Clancy, was locked up in the sta
ton house. Sunday morning the case was laid
the cells somewhat bloody, but not much cut.
Brewer had several cuts on his head, indicating
severe fght. From the evidence OF the girls,
Il appeared that the fight WAS started with q
small man. name unknown, by Clancy. Ac-
cording 10 one girls statement, Clancy bad the
small man down, and was "eating his nosa;"
and another says that while the small mao was
down Brewer kicked him. The small man
managed to get away and escape. Justice
Clayton fined the two prisoners IS each for
d. hting. Roundsman Mattingly inquired into
a. ~ fFoiP 0nH tad
proprietress Madame Joe Is the name she is
known BY started it by persuading one party
to put another out but the evidence was not
suf1icient, or he would have arrested all the in
mates. He also reports that similar disturb
ance occurred in that house the night before.
II. Martindsle, the popular Military Governor
OF this District, received a srrenade on Situr-
day night last by the on GERS OF the Second u.
O. and the I7sth New York Regiments
The band u.s.. d on the occasion was that at
tached TO the Second District Coumbi regi-
ment, Col. Alexander commanding, and its
performances were most excellent
On arriN ing al the residence of General NJ,
several airs were rendered in excellent style,
after which the General made his appearance,
and in a pertinent address Acknowledged the
compliment rendered him. He concluded his
remarks with appeal TO those by whom he
was surrounded t, steer clear OF all faction al
feelings, and remembering that this war had
for its object the I.stora ion of the Union and
the saving of the old flag from pollution, to
fall in with every measure that would advance
these enos, and spurn down every thing tina:
would hinder them. This sentiment was re-
ceived with earty applause.
Gen. Marindale then extended In in vitation
to "come in," which was accepted, and after
an hour or so sp. Mt in profitable conversation
and in dis ussing the Inequalities of their en-
tertainer. The party dispersed
On their way to Gen. Martindale's, Colonel
Whitley of the New York Herald, was also
serenaded.
POLICE REPoRTs.-Second Precinct Patrick
McCarty and Fannie McCarty, stealing hos
pital be d0ing; jail Tor hearing Bridget Doyle,
stealing hospital clothing bail for hearing. p.
Turner, fast Driving; IS. ID. L. Lewis, threats:
bail for court
Third Precinct.-Alfred Fortune, grand lar.
ceny: dismissed. Charles Butter, di-ord.rly;
do; Ros sci Jones, do; do J. T: Raymond,
libel; bail for court. Margaret Hughes, dis.
missed. J.V. Turner, picking pistol on the
street; do.
Fourth Precinct.-Jeremiah Crowley, selling
drunk and disorderly; 50. Geo. Kahoe, disor-
derby; vorkbouse. Peter e. Carrico, drunk
and disorCerjy; do.
lStr,h Precinct-Albert Kinds, assault and
battery; bail for court. Rae hel McCabe, drank
and dis, rderiy; workhouse. Ellen Hays, do;
do. Ellen Walden, disorderly; do. Mary
O'Keetr, do; 50. Robt Hoey, do 81 81. John
Smith, do; s 81. John Livins ston, DIR unk; dis
missed.
Tenth Precinet-Abraham Lewis carrying
concealed weapon; $50 James Stanley, steal
stealing $3.50; bail for court. Henry Brooks,
discrderly and profane; 1894. IT,.
ATTEMPT TO STEAL GOVERNMENT HoRsBs.
Between tw 0 and three O'Clock Saturday morn
ing, John Dean, the superintendent OF the Gov.
eminent stables connected with Gen. Heintzle-
Craus, the Waterman, had put out all the lights,
and had decamped, taking two fine horses, the
property of LIEUT.. Col. 4. M. Greene, Chief
Quartermastar Department OF Washington.
The men employed in the stables Immediately
turned ont and searched for the thief, but
were unsuccessful In their efforts to catch him.
clay, who, seeing Craus at q rather unusual
hour, made him halt, and questioned him as TO
whose horses he had, and why he was out at
euch An hour Craus stated that they were his
brothers horsPe, who was q sutler. The officer
proceeded to examine the horses, and while he
was so engaged Craus slipped from the horse
be was riding and escaped Ofcer Barclay
nred on him, but without effect. The horses
were taken to COL Bakers ONCE yesterday
morning.
RARE CHAHOB.-We call attention to tho
sale Of the Green Hin estate, advertised In an.
other column, to take place on next Thursday
dence OF thu Dirsss family. IN whose possess
sion II has be- since the FIRST settlement OF tho
country, and the title Is therefore indisputabls.
This is one Of the finest estate. IN the vicinity
Of Washington. II Ia one hours drive from tho
city, provsrbially, healthy. beautifully located
for country residences. we'll watsred, and has
meadows, uplands, And tmmeuse body OF
primitive oaks; many of these oaks would make
exc. lent chip timber, and II u said enough
timber could be cut from the woods to pay Tor
the estate. The drive 10 over An excellent road,
and we would advise those who want coun.
Try residence TO attend the sale.
BCRoLARY-About two o'clock yesterday
morning q burglar entered tbs residence OF Rev.
DIR. 9urley, on / street, between Tweifto ana
Thirteenth. The burglar, who appeared TO Do
colored man, went into the dresstng.room
adjoining Dr. @ uTley's bed chamber. and stole
gold watch valued at go. He made some
NOISE, and aroused the Doctor, who gos mp ana
trtsd 10 secure him, but was unsuccessful
The thief took q pair OF pants, In pocket OF
which was $40, but he dropped them In MS
hurry 10 escape
NOT ROBBED.- An item appeared In the Star
few days ago stating that a certain captain,