Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-26

Sergeant Johnson, with uetAi OF ne second
Precinct police, made descent upon house
No. 10, N, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, ana arrested Emma Howard, proprie-
tress, charged with keeping a bawdy house,
and Anna Drake, Fanny Cole and Wilmina
johnson, inmates of the house Sergeant John
son reports the confession of the girls to him.
that the house was bawdy house, and that
they live by prostitution. AT the trial this
that the girls confessed. WiImina johnson.
Fanny Cole, james Johnson and G. l.. Clifford
being used as witnesses, were dismissed. Emma
Howard was held to bail for court, and Aana
Drake was fined So, by Justice Clayton. Ser
geant ] johnson holds possession of the premises,
under the recent act of Congress. -
AUTHENTIc.-EdaorS Star: Newspapers have
published many wonderful sayings (fact or
fancy) of remarkable Juveniles. The follow
ing is vouched for: Alittle four yearold gaZed
up into the blue vault of Heaven one OF these
fine June days and ionged for the angels TO
carry her to loving mother, lately taken The
solemnity of the subject was suddenly de-
stroyed by the amusing request, $50, cousin
Fanny, hurry and make my dress long, SO the
angels won't see my stockings, ana needn
stop to tie bal'ralsr' Cousin +. skedaddled to
the piazza, to laugh unseen but llttle MISS
followed to express the second thought, ola!
how could they come, Cousin r, without a Dit
o. ladder?"
TowN-Hon George H. Pendleton, chair
man, and the other members OF the dele CATION
appointed by the Democratic Convention of
Ohio to wait upon the President with reference
to the return of Mr.. Vallandigham, arrived in
Washington last night, and are stopping at
the Metropolitan.
AIDING SOLDIERS TO DEsERT.-John McIn-
tyre was arrested YESTERDAY, by the Police on
the charge of aiding soldiers to desert, and was
committed to the Central Guard House.
DEAD HeRsEs.-Headsgarter Metropolitan
Police, No. SIG Eerenth strect-All dead horses
found in the cities of Washington and George
town, and the county beyond the limits of these
cities, will be removed on notice in writing,
particularizng the locality Of the carcass,
being left at eitherof the several police stations
mentioned below.
Patrolmen are required to report daily to
their several Sergeants, ali dead horses III their
respective beats; and Sergeants to transmit
Immediately. such information to Mr.. John Il.
German, Superintendent Wagon Park, corner
of Mstreet north and Nineteenth street west or
these Headquarters.
POLICE STATIONS.
Georgetown.-Station-h on High street,
near the canal bridge
First v ard.-On Twentieth street, between
Second Ward-Ohio avenue, next to corner
Of Thirteenth street.
Third WarG.-Temperance Hail.
Fourth Ward-East wing City Hall.
Fifth Ward.-South Is street, between First
and Second streets east.
Sixth Ward.-Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard.
Seventh ard.-Four- and a nalf street, west
side, between F. and>F streets south.
County Station house.-Corner of Seventh
street and Boundary, for portion north of city;
and at Odd Fellows Hall Navy Yard, for por-
ton beyond the Eastern Branch.
Notices left al the department OF the Metro
politan Police, Nc. SIS Eleventh street, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
ny s-eoin WE WEBn, supt.
MIDsUaIEE MELODY
Twas night in the dogdays
And all through the house