Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-10
LcCAk. NEWS.

PoL-CE E4go'.Ts.-.Scoora Ere-iact.-Danial
Wal, assault AMI battery with intent TO xiii:
orderly; fined S..oi. VIM. ward, drunk ana
dlsord' rly; hAd &I.9;. John JACKSON, assault,
dismissed.
Tird Preeiac'.-F Franklin Scott, disorderly;
dismissed. m. Walker, do; fued $3.50 =
Eirsh, do; dismissed. John Walker, do: do
Henry RI oies, do; fined &2-Ju. One soldier
Grunh; dismissed. Anna Wllding, Pat Dono-
10, Mike WEIGH. do: do Johu 4 III, Ky A.
orderly; fined sail Holm o. Reiss, drurk. 7.
hcker, Go; a soldier, DO; Bsrny Egan, do;
dismissed
Fourth Precinct.-wm. Smith, Jas. Dosson,
drunk and disorGerly; p each. Tim Cady,
do wordhouse. Jas. johnson, grand larcany:
Committed far court. Ciias. Wiuder, Corialia
Windrr, disorderly: - each.
Str.h fr.c!act-Eichsrd Carleton. grand lar
ceny; dismissed. John Doe. driving on pave
ment; Sis. IL. Craw lord. selling liquor with
OFT license; dismissed. John Jones, drunk; AZ
Stephen Lee, drunk and disorderly; sL9I. Jas.
Thompson, EiZatfrh Taylor, indecent exno
sure; WcIkhcuse 81 days each. John Ander-
son, drunk; 90. JAS. Kennedy, INDECENT IAN
gnage in the street; S2.fi las. Lamon, assault
Ing an officer: security for court. John Dagh,
drunk; turned 10 military. James NJ Nesbit
riding on pavement; -. Jas. Kennedy, drunk
AID exposing his person; IS. Henry Becker,
drunk and Gi.orderly; - 81 Jas. T. MciIraad
drunk and sleeping in Il market: 81 81
Tenth Pycc:Rct.-Wm Thompson, carving
concealed weapon; dismissed. Patrick RadV
stealing; for further hearing. Chris ian TaF,
ODT.sccli intoxicated; dismissed. Chas But.
Ter, assault; and battery; fined $40. VIM VIVA
len. AnoreW kidwell, DO: security for court.
{. Cullen, drunk; dismissed. Jno. Boyle, las.
Dunn, drunk and disorderly: Sned S59l. Jno.
Bennett, drunk; do. Sl9i. Jno. o Brieu do
ard protane: do. S2gl. las. SnIGer, riding on
pavement held for 4 hearing.
RoBBERY.-Last night. a woman named
Anna Lang, enc OF th- fancy, went 10 the Sc.
ond Ward station ana complained that Billy
cor h.I nlc har
sEV was waiting for AL officer, ID cro.man Ri.
Icy arrived with a prisoner, who she al once
ioentiiled as the person she accused. This
morning, ii appeared upon examination that
Anna WAS drunk, and had been flashing around
IL a haroucEf, driven ny a colore5 driver. She
got rio Of that driver and engased white on.
III whose ccaeh she rode around 10 various
drinking saloons with young man; and after
while that one left, and she discovered that
Der money was gone, and accused Vancot
justice Drury was unable TO obtain evidence
10 justify q commitment OF EanIot, and dis.
missed him. Anna Lang, FOR being drunk and
disorGcrly, was fined S2. The Justice had no
doubt that the woman was robbed by one of
her companions in that drive, but it was not
proved that fancOt was guilty
"A RIoT, AND ESCAPE or PRIscNnGs.-Abort
half past six O'clock last evening, a number of
soldiers got into 8 row in one OF the shops on q
street, near the depot, In which some OF them
We're badly beaten. Officers Simonds Wailing.
ford and Roach made their appearance and ar
rested six OF the participants, who were taken
10 the eastern lock up. where they were pIscsd
In the cells. One Of them, being witness. was
placed in a cell from which the bars were bro.
ken, and during the night he made his WAY
through tie Opening, and, getting an iron bar
smashed the locks OF the cells in which the otn,
ers were confined, and they all escaped, TO.
gether with one who had been confined In the
building.
The. house which has been used 70, nol..
purposes for number OF years ia but a poor
apology at best. As for holding prisoners ID il
entirely useless at present, and the authoriries
should at once put Ii In order.
DIDN'T 60 TO HoUsBKnbrIM0-On the I'd
inst, Chaplain Raymond, better known As
Lieut.. Raymond, OF The provost guard in 1904
was called upon 70 ofticiate in the marriage OF
Chas. I. Brown, and Ida Price, who reside. al
No. 3l3 street. The ceremony was performed
at Justice Walters ONCE; and on seeing the
oknized them at once as parties known TO him
OFFICIALLY while he was On duty as lieutenant of
the provost guard. Yesterday the bridesmaid
also was married, II we are correctly informed
Ida, however, has since heard that har hus
bands name is not Brown; and this with thu
additional fact that he has not Changed his
Residences and gone to housekeeping with her,
she thinks sufficient cause upon which 70
base petition for divorce.
AccIpENf.-fcstcrday afternoon n Daniel
O'Conneil, who keeps q store on q street near
the depot was examining a breech-ioadine
pistol, WI ich had been l-ft in his keeping, il
was accidentally exploded, and the ball went
through the front OF the house, and ST uck q
soldier named John Brady, Of company |, +th
Pennsylvania Reserves, going throas h his ear
and eLtering the scalp. The wounded lnan
was at once taken To Trinity Hospital, whore
his wound was dressed by DIR. Foster who
pronounced the wound not 10 be dSnserou.
O'Connell gave himself up TO officer Piercs.
who took him h-fors Justice Ferguson, yho
held him TO security for a hearing to-day Tai.
morning he appeared a. the ollc-, aud the t-s>
timony bcinx that 1t vas puraiy accjdaa.st n
W. dismissed.
FAST DRIVING DAS9ERoUs.-S Fob
ir.on- Jas. Drvlin, and Franklin B.rartt ,v,r.
arr std last night by i'a:roiman f}urch. ana
taken 10 the Fourth Ward station ar r.
oriVing Ii appaSrs tina. they were rioin-
down Seventh street, the A,enus a, q
very rapid rate. and a woman with a cni,,i ia
Der arms was knocked down, Also two M.
ioftehasely neither was seriously injured ar
Deviin was fined Sasi, ami his cS.nn,ni,,,.
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