Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-18


Massachusetts venue and Seventh street.
Patrolnau Crown stated tina. the neighbors
complained that the p Isoner, who has a room
over the barber shop near the corner described,
and adjoining tn woodysrd Of Mr.. Falcener,
has invited little girls into his room and aft'sr
wards permitted them to leaya il q nude con-
dition. They went into the wood yard and put
their CLONES o., and seeing SONS neignoofs
locking at them, they fell to cursing ana aouS.
ing them. Mr.. Crown further stated that last
night he watched them, and saw Gillat take q
girl into the room. Crown waited rev MN
utes, and got step-ladder, and by this means u
entered through window and captured iii
let and the girl togethsr-a complete surprise.
The girl is q bright nulatto, named Jane W II.
liams. Wesley Turner, an old negro, .esuuea
that he had been employed by Giilet 10 nring
Will ans there Justice Giberson ordered
Gillet TO pay S571 fine and costs, and IN dt:ault
sent him TO the workhouse for thirty days.
Jane was fined S2.Gi. .. y
Ioo SMART FOR HIM.-Peter Lynes was ar
rested Yesterday by Officer w anhelL a. the
Navy Yard on the charge preferred By MISS
Annie Feliry of refusing to support an iltegf-
innate child It appears that the child WAS
born abont four years since and that Lynes has
promised to support it, but has never fulfilled
his promises. He was getting ready to- visit
Germany and wasfo have left this morniu Il
but The woman was informed of this and had
hin, arrested, and on being brought before Jus
tice Gull he was required to pay mp the amount
due, S12p, ana give security Tor Inc cnlldS sup
port until seven years OF age. -.
ESCAPE AND REcAPTURH.-On Wednesday,
VIM Hughes and Albert Parish were arrested
in the First Ward by officers Carraher and
Hurdle, ON the charge of being drunk and dis
orderly, and they were with some difficulty
conveyed to the station where they were con-
fined in the temporary lock up, from which
however they soon made their escape by pry-
ing board Off of the roof They did not how
niOcppi more than q, before officers
Steward and Clements recaptured them, an d
carried them to the station, when Justice Drury
fined them SIS each.
PETTY LAEcENY.-Ye sterday, patrolman
MoTrice of the Fourth Ward, arrested james
Garven, George Rollins, and .Thos. Hill, for
the Fourth Ward station there ] Justice g iber-
son gave them a hearing. Garven was dis
missed. Rollins and Hill were sent to Jail for
Court, and the buckets identified as the prop
erty of Messrs. Sibley dC Guy. I'D
THE BRANNIN HoMICIDE.-In the testimony
of Frederick Williams (polceman) yesterday,
in this case, Tor the words ssdrew his pistol for
assistance read ssblew his whistle for assist
ance." In Lieut.. HiIps testimony. published
in first edition of Star yesterday,} in his cross
examination, the word "seconds" was omitted
in the sentence, 81 was from five to ten or fif-
teen seconds behind the officers arriving a. the
a1ilay.'
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