Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-01
LOCAL NEWS

| THE BROWN WILL CAsE-Gircun Conf. Ia
| day-Mrs. Broron testified to-day that she did
| not tell Mrs. McGann that MI White was the
| father of Georgiana; that she did not tell the
| carpenter at work at the house on Fifth street
| that Mr.. Brown was not the father of Emily.
did not say to Mr.. Slade that MI B. was as
kind to Emily as If she was his own child: does
not remember that she furnished the date of the
birth and death of Georgiana. Mr.. Wiley had
the remains OF Georgiana removed at the re-
quest OF Mr.. Brown, who said he did not want
any ope belonging to him to rest in the Con-
gressional burial ground.
BY Mr.. Brent.-The s. w - in the inscrintion
on the headStone of Georgiana was there To
evad" the public curiosity Mr.. Jesse Brown
was alive at the time of Georgiana's death.
When witness went to Kentucky she took
servant with her, and went for the health of
her child. Does not know that Mr. Brown
knew any one was living with her on B street
Dlr. u. was not able to take care of her From,
there she went to a house New York ay
enlie had no one there and " since that tima
have lived an honest, yirtuous lite so holm mo
God. Mr. Jesse Brown was alive at the time
OF her living on Il street, and she stood in drnad
OF him and his family. Mr.. T. F. Brown was
4 clerk Tor Jesse Brown. There was an ar
rangement made by MIR. b. and herself that She
was TO become his wife at some future time
but not during his fathers life, because he
might cut him off from any benefit from
the estate. MIR. b. visited her at every house
Weedens. Mr.. Brown said at his death if he
had anything he wished it to go to his child
The child was named Emily Frances Brown.
The family bible OF Mr.. Jesse Brown, and his
likeness, Were given by Mr.. T. F Brown to his
daughter, who divided with Mr. Nj Brown
| giving him the picture.
| BY Mr.. Bradley-Does not recollect paving
| rent 10 Marshal Brown an heir of T F.
| Brown. Do not recollect that Mr. Marshal
| Brown was allowed one hundred dollars on a
note Does not know that DIR. Gunton advanced
the money on the note; does not know that her
agent got the money, and does not recoIIect
authoriZlng her agent to apply to Mr.. Marshal
b., as one of the distributors, to allow her ~
take the furniture on the appraisement The
furniture was sold at public sale, but does not
know why il was sold.
". Al. s. Hopkins recalled and testified that
ne had often heard TiIletson Brown say that
he did not intend to leave his relations any
thing, (naming Marshall Brown, but wanted
his property TO 60 TO his daughter, and wouId
like TO have it so that Mr.. Wiley could NOT he
benefited. Tilletson said he would sell his
snare OF the property cheaper to Marshall than
to any one else.
Miss Bet recalled-testified that book pro
duced was ledger, which was kept by her
brother at the school in Newark. The accounts
OF Mr.. Brown commenced 18th November
13il. =
l. 0. W. B.-The Independent Order of Wife
Beaters had Jolly time last night in the Fourth
ward. Three arrests were made. The first
was john Marlue and wife, who reside on
a
street. The wife declared that her husband
only slapped her because she would not admit
hat some one had insulted her. Witnesses,
however, testified that cries of murder wers
heard; and the justice fined each 1851 for being
aisorderly and sent Mr.. Marlue to Jail to keep
he peace.
John Dorrity, was also arrested for beating
his wife, but she did not appear against him
this morning; and Justice Giberson held him
TO bail tor hearing.
VIM. Warren, colored, was arrested for in
= m ar -fir 1,o,..
wife out OF the door, and tried 10 break her
neck. She said that she could not live with
him, as he treated her too badly. Justice
Giberson sent him to Jail for court
POLICE REPORTs-Taird f'-ecinct-One SOL
der, drunk; military. Peter Shields, diso-.
derby; S2ii. Abram Criddle, do; Sa56
Fourth Precinct.-Nartha Burk, disorderIy:
s.. Edmond Tascoe, threats; bail for peace
John j. Elliott, drunk and disorderly; 81
VIM. Bowers, drunk; 81.
'N1th PreciRct.-C. Collins, drunk and dis
orderly: workhouse. John Little drunk mil
itary. Chas Ray, drunk and disorderly: do
Iimothy O'Connor, drunk; do. M fisherman,
|disorderiy; 81. w. Hoyes, do; 81. A. Kelley
drunk and disorderly: military
Tenth Prse!nct.-William Boyd, accessory to
Stealing horse; for hearing. Rein Webster,
Idisordery; military John Dousherty, fast
thriving; fined >. las. Mulligan, drunk and |
Ifisordcriy; military. Mary Cook, disorderly; |
hned s. VIM. Black, riding on payements;
CHARGE o. LARCENY.-On Monday, 4 black
imith named James Hugely went to the house
II Anglnett Noon, on l. street, near oath, and
here lost his money (seyenty-fiye doilars)
Fhlch he accused Annie johnson of stealing
afficer Smith. OF the Sixth Ward, happening
ne near h., was called in and arres ted Annie
nd searched the house. finding the inmates of |
IL house possessed of above seven hundred
GilarS, hut no traces of the missing money
lie inmates got around officer Smith and offer
"a n RI NOV Gy,,
diiars il he would allow the accused to 30, but !
IL officer was memorable and escorted the gay
gi 70 Justice 1Fury's, who, after hearing the |
elderce, dismis sed the case. |
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Patrick |
FaGning, creating nuisance; Si.5S. Jas. Pun.
IApy, do; Si.5S. Henry SaitZ, swindling; dis |
Missed. VIM Wall, profanity; S264 Thomas |
Hvenner, creating nuisance; Sl.5S. James |
Wish, assault and battery; Jail for court. |
Jfes Welsh, disorderly; $50. Michael |
varancy; do Edw. OConnor, selling liquor |
o1Sunday; SI064. John Clagg, drunk; S25S. |
Pa sullivan, assault and battery; bail for |
colt. John Daily, drunk Si5S. Jeremiah |
Harrington, drunk and diSorderly; s.. John |
Roe, sleeping in street; dismissed. James @. |
Brevnell, drunk; do. Geo. Roche, sleeping in |
STINT; S3.5S.
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KYs ARKRT.-Furnished by Lewis johnson
Co.f3ankers.
u. SCoupon Bonds, 1881 .....lGSx 184x
U. S5'20'S .......... $500. par
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