Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-12

tJaryia. assault and hatteiy jal. Cathartns
, Parker, do. dismissed. Also, profanity: fln-d
! sl-r. Nargt Hays, drunk in the street; work.
! house.
7A.rG rrsc.nci.-williazu easy, selling with
] Out license; lined 5000. VIA. johnson, disor-
ssrly; hned Siaa. b. Mekcndrick, drunk;
A. Pratt, ceiling without license and gambling
p! CT Sunday; fined S96.a5. James Collins selling
/! liquor on Sunday; fined a9062 VIM. Johnson,
, dIsoT Derry; fined Si.A.
! Fourth Precinct.-John Hunky, driving or
pavement; dismissed. James Sey more, assault
&C. thrist Hassal. disorderly: do. Ellen
1 MMrTslIS n, drunk and diso!deriy; workhouse
w. Frederick, drunk; do. John Kinpon, Geo.
L-Lhoh, las: Malone, larceny: committed for
court; Jcs. Riley, drunk; W orkhouse. Besan
/ a Lee, disorderisi fined al 50. Columbus War
neId, Gr1yipg on pavement; fined S2.50.
! fv!A PTsa'et-Jos. Atwel drunk; turned
! over TO military. VIM. Shay, larceny; jail for
| hearing. +. DeLacy, drunk and disorderly;
! dismissed. A. Deshane, do; fined S2. J. L. b.
| u keefe, disordrrly; do. 2l.Je. J. H. Small
! weed, grand larceny; further hearing.
! Ststh I'reciHct.-John Turner, driving on a
| DO. 81. Tbos. Coakley and James Mccoy do:
dismissed. 5. Mulletester, do; fined 81. John
| Walsh, Co; dismissed. A. Ford and K. n. Car
/ pehter, fighting; do. J. McNairn, drunk; mil
| i'ary. J. r. Pfeil, violating market law; fined
| SIS. Ii. II. R. Pcrritt, drunk; military Jake
Seymore, larceny; dismissed. p Henry and
| +. Tibbey, suspicion OF murder; dismissed A
II. ShreeNes, throwing stones; do. Ellen Green
drunk and disorderly; do. John Mulvane, do.
fined IS. Jeremiah Couner disorderIy: do.
SIS - bergman, do; do SO. Jas Kenna-
bahot ana MICH Maloney. drunk; turned over
TO military. -. r'tr
SereJ,6 Prceinct.-W. Wright, larceny of a
! horse; jail: &. Sullivan, disorderiy; dismissed
john Galliger, drunk; do. Rangv Jones, do:
TO military. Joseph Dorsey, drunk and disor-
derby; fined Sl.9i. VIM. {. Albright, do; TO
mii l., u Anna GorInan, disorderly; fined
q. Parker, ihrceny OF walls locked up five
hours. John Common and James Connor, do:
dismissed. w. c. Albright drunk and disor-
DERBY; to military. NJ. Lienhardt, drunk: locked
up four hours.
Eighth Prscinct.-E. Fingel disorderly; fined
SiH X. Craven, DO. do. Joseph Pandler
assault and battery; security for court. James
Shaw, profanity; fined 81.
Nfnth Precsact--,john Lusby, indecent con-
duct fined 50. Dennis Cunningham, grand
larceny; further hearing. John O'NeiI and
Catherine Maclaw, drunk; fined Sl.94
Tenth Freosnct-Jas. Russell, drunk and dis
orderly; dismissed. Sarah Lee, disorGerly
fined -. VIM. Butler, do; do. S2.9i. James
Lyneh, sleeping in street, dismissed.
HE WRONG MAN.-Last night, DanI Con-
ner, ID. Clancy, George Rawlings and James
Murphy were arrested on suspicion Of BEATING
soldler near the corner of Second andG streets
north. Upon investigation before .Iustic, Fer
gUson III tke Fourth Ward station this morning
II appeared that Il soldier unceremoniously look
POSSESSION Uf Tia house of Mrs. Cunnin CHAM
In that yicirity, durin z her absence. Upon her
return be behaved badly to her, and she or
Gered hin4 10 leave. He went off. but soon a flor
returned Wi n another, " no WAS drunk The
same improper language was used TO her as
before, and she Crsuaded them to go, one of the
soldiers pleading with The other for hrr When
they got out upon the common one threw the
other down and kicked HIM seriously. She,
with young woman, rap out 10 stop the as
SAINT, hut the Turan continued TO XII X his fallen
cOmrade- Mrs. Cunnin CHAM went after the
police, and meeting these young men told them
what had happened, and they started attt + th.
asSail;in., who escaped; and The niured mau
Was taken. TO hospital. The young men were
Immediately dism issed.
FEuT ASSAULT on a SoLDIIE.-Ahout ten
O'Clock last might, - soldier, waIking dow
Four-ard-a- half str, ct, was me. by three
rufiians, one OF whom seized him. ana another
knocked him down with club. cutting his
head severely. Thcy then kicked and beat him
aWfully. He was found BY some per. ons aud
carried TO Trinity Hospital. When asked if h.
could identity any on. OF them, he lnutter.d
the name of Bob Bayne. The soldiers ewes
Were entirely closed by the swelling of his
face, and his teeth were kicked from both JAWS,
on one side. The police have the matter in
hand, and viii Try 10 find out and arrest the
assailants.
IMPROyEMENTs.-1hec contractors are busiiy
engaged IN procuring the materials and effect
ing arrangements generally for the new public
school house near the Navy Yard: besides
which contracts have been made for at least
twenty new dwellings IN the same Ward
The congregation OF Epiphany Church are
d.
ing their new rectory on the site adjoining the
church edifice.
We hear that arrangements Will soon be per
fected. looking 10 the erection OF a new Il, land
Chapel in the Seventh Ward.
EDWARD NJ. THOMAS, we'll known among
the colored people OF this city, died very sud-
denly In Philadelphia day OF two ago He
was prominently connected with senator
PomeroyS scheme for the col IMITATION OF Cen
trail America.
CHEF ENGINEER APPOIJTHD.-Mr. John T
Pc, OF This city, engineer OF the l.. =. Steamer
M.nnceiio, has recently been appointed
chief engineer in the Navy.
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DISTRICT
CoURT.-Al OF the Judges OF the Uistric!
Court here were yesterday confirmed except
Judge Wylie.
FLOUR, FEED, IA, may he Oh; aimed cheaply
and OF good quality at James 4. Wise ) general
produce STORE, No. i29 Seventh street north.
THE GREAT SALE OF Books, part of Wa,hiu.
ton Library, Medals, Coins, ana Curio-iti--, viii
be continued This kvening, at O'Clock, on Ninth
street. Catalogues furnished. 2t'
A Card BY RE-, IR. S. NJ LAxDIs.-I, the under
az inc ton to stand up Tor that which will bring
health aud happiness to them aud their children.
Sckneas ano issry every y here prevalent un.
necessarily 50, AID why? Because the divine laws
be. / cannot see any field of .ove and labor more
useful TO man and RGre acc- ptaOie II God, than 70
preach te: CD ald p: aStice the laws ana scientific
luies OF health of boIy and I.ind
Health IL the instrument by which can alone
perform the duties of life and serve Lcri and
Savlcur 10 the fullest degrees If We live in ignor-
snce. reckietsness and folly, thereby destroying
our o''n bodily and spiri usl welfare, must
t!'Gie Prov. ence Tor the penalties which natural
~ follow the violation of aw. For upwards of Is
years have bat;led through rough and smooth in
!avo- of health reform. Have faced the storms
aid per.ecutions OF cold and sckly world, regard
ess OF financial cost and, since a suiouru.r an
Washington, have re ;eiv.d several casti cations
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