Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-16
THE EVENING STAR.
DEFERRED EOCAB( NEWS.

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POLICE RRPoRTs.-First Prectnct-R. T.
Lusby, larceny; for hearing. Andrew Swee-
ney, peddiing without revenue license; dis
missed.
Second Precinet.-Pat Lynch, assault and bat
teryi bail fer court. Henry Powell, suspicion
OF horse stealing; dismissed. Morris O Connor.
assault with revolver; military. A. HrrsIer,
grand larceny; George Brown. suspicion; Jno
Edm unds, do turned over to detectives. r.
Rowe fast driving; IS.
Third Pscinct-Jas. Kenny, drunk; dis
missed. One soldier, do; military. Jno. Dom
ovan, disoI derby: $244. A. Stone, do; 81 Al.
Chas. Cole, do; S344. Henry Barron, do; do.
Patrick Mclean, do; dismissed. Mary McGau,
do; do. Jno Long, larceny; military. Daniel
O'Bry an, do; bail for court. Susan Hunter,
selling in market; SiA. Martha Browp, lar
ceny; jail
unlicensed, dismissed. Henry Smith, drunk;
81. Jas. Cobern, vagrancy; and Frank Hogle,
drunk; workhouse
S.1tl Precinet-John Bell, disordsrly; S..
Francis Dulany, do; So Geo. Mccoy, riding
on pavement; Adolphus Kaisel, vagrancy; dis
missed. Antoine Bonian, profanity; 81.
Tenth Precinct.-Wm. Smith, drunk and dis
orderly; S1.A. Sam'l Hughes, indecent expo
sure Sl4. Fannie Lyons. drunk; dismissed.
Lawrence Hagan, attempt te pick pocket; do.
Ellen Harris, disorderly: Si.9!. Lucy Slater,
do s2.e4. Peter Rion and VIM. Rion, do; for
hearing. Dennis Garter and Jno. Richardson,
do; io4 each. Robert Willard, drunk and
disorderly; Sio4 John Coster, assault and
battery; dismissed.
FOURTH WARD STATION CASES William
Buckley, having stolen horse in possession;
bail for hearing. Chas Moulton, fighting; for
hearing. Dan McCarty, Jno. Murray, break
ing into a church and larceny; do. Jas. john
son, creating nuisance; Sl.5S- Mary johnson,
disordery; Sis. q. Hughes, violating city
law; sl56 Patk Burke, threats OF arson; dis
missed-also, selling liquor to soldiers; 800
J. Halleran, threats; dismissed. Eliza Jones,
do; bail tor peace Margt Cronin, creating
nuisance; dismissed. jeremiah Reardon, drunk
and Gisorderly; S2.5S. John Faeny, drunk; dis
missed. Miles Perry, swindling; held for de-
cision. David Wilson, drunk and disorderly;
dismissed. Malachi Stephens, disorderly; ssh.
Geo. w. Powers. drunk; Sis. Geo. Freder-
lex. Sagrancy: workhouse. John Anderson,
drunk and disorderly; Patk O'Donnell, John
Bunkley, Thos Holland, suspicion OF stealing;
dismissed. John Holloran, charge of theft:
bail for hearing. Henry Thorn, drunk and
disorderly; do. Ambrose Sourwalk, suspicious;
military Alexander Davis, disorderly; Sis.
Jas. Tobin, drank; military Chas. II. Harris,
swindIing; dismissed. Elizabeth Bell, alias
Parker, disorderly; SIS 81. Malachi Stephens,
malicious mischief; Jail.
VILLA1NoUs CONDUCT.-Monday night, while
Wyman was performing at Odd Fellows Hall,
a ne 70 named Malachi Stephens threw glass
bottle through the window and struck a lady
on the head, cutting her forehead q very ugly
was employed in store in the building. He
was arrested by officers Crown, of the police
and Busher, of the city police but before Sc
curing him he threw both the officers down,
and wonld have escaped. but officer Crown
knocked him down with his club. The lady
Miss Mary Townsend, of Philadelphia, APP
peared before Justice Giberson yesterday
and testified to the facts as far as she knew
that she was struck with glass bottle while
seated In Odd Fellows Hall, and severely cut
Other witnesses proved the charges against
him, and he was committed for court for ma
licious mischief, and was fined S5.7l for disor-
DERBY conduct.
RESIST .SG AN OFFICER.-Alexander Taylor,
colored, was arrested some days ago for stealing
q coat, and was held to bail for court. Taylor
declared his intention of leaving the city, and
his bondsInan had him arrested by officer
Franklin yesterday. On the way to prison
Taylor resisted SO desperately that the officer
was obliged to call a citizen to his aid, and
finally knock down the negro with his club.
The fight occurred at the corner of Eleventh
and Z streets, where the spot is marked with
pool of blood that flowed from Taylor's head.
A wagon was, however, obtained, and TAYLOR
was conveyed to the jail. Taylor is known to
be a despe ute fellow. and on a former occasion,
under the old police system, an officer had the
same trouble, and was obliged to knock him on
the head with spade in order to secure him
TAKEN DOWN A IITTLE.-Monday night,
colored girl named Mary Snyder, was ested
by Officer Slater, the charge Of disorderly
conduct and taken to tie Fifth Ward station,
where she declared that she was as good or
better than any white person, and as Tor po-
icemen, they would swear in any way for
fifty cents. Yesterday morning she. however
was "sot back by the decision OF Justice Fur
Guson, who fined her S1.94.
BROKE THE CELL-On Monday morning. Of
ficer Wanneil arrested John Morrisy, 18th New
York, soldier, charged with being drunk and
disorderly, and he was locked up in one OF the
cells attached to the station; but during the af-
ternoOn he managed to- kick board off and
escaped, when he was purs ued and recaptured
by officer Heating, who brought him back, and
be was turned over to the military.
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