Evening star., 1863-03-25
LOCAL NEWS.

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Iames
Brannon, drunk and disordcriy military
Lewis Hunt, drunk; workhouse Hugh Phil
lips, lighting; dismissed: also, concealed
weapons; fined S2o.5S. Creighton Young,
drunk; military. Jos. Smith, disordeTly; mill
tary. Henrietta Banks, drunk and disorderly;
fined Sl9i Robert Banks, do; dismissed.
Mary Johnson, profanity; fined 81 "a. Gottleib
Greba, disorderly, &C.; military. r. Mitchell,
fighting; fined sl.si. Chas. W. Mckinney, sus-
picion OF larceny; Jas :. Wallis, do: iul for
court. A. b. Norris, profanity; dismissed. Jno.
II. Johnson, suspicion OF larceny: held as wit
ness. VIM. Murphy, drunk and vagrancy;
Jas. Greely, do; sent to Superintendent An
drew Weaver, drunk; turned over to II. S.
navy. Thos. l.. Fox, deserter; turned over to
naval officers M. Norton, do; do. John Eth
ridge, drunk and deserter; do. NJ Cannon,
pickpocket; military. Albert Asha, grand lar
ceny; bail for hearing Theodore Spang,
dismissed John Grady, fighting; fined 81 81;
Patrick Walsh, do; do. Sl.94. Thos. Stunden,
do; dismissed John b. McCleliand, vagrant
and and suspicion, military John Grimball,
Hunt, drunk; dismissed. Ann Campbell, do
and disorderly; do. James Slack, fighting; do.
Ellen Stnnden, do; do. Charles Sprates, sus-
p1cleus character; dismissed. George Liddle,
do; do. M. Gallagher, drunk; military. JAS
Shields, suspicion of robbery Edw. O'DonnelI,
do; Henry Carroll, do Jeremiah DiggiRs, do;
Madden, do; Cornelius Kennedy; all held to
bail for hearing.
THE LEVY CoURT.-On Monday, the follow
ing members OF the Levy Court met at the City
Hall, in accordance with the requirements of
the law passed at the last Congress. reorgan.
iZing said court:-Mess-s. S. ]. Bowen, u. V
Burr, Q. r. Belt, T. Blagden, of the county; NEs
Larner, G. A. Plant, and N Sargent, of this
city: and Jenkin Thomas, of Georgetown The
oath of office, the oath TO support the Constitu-
ton and the oath of allegiance prescribed by
the act of July 3D. 1862, were adnniniste tered 20
the members by Nicholas Callan, ESQ., one of
the justices of the peace. The court was called
to order by Jenkin Thomas, ESQ., and the chair
was taken by N. Sargent, Esq, and the eourt
after three ballots, elected Mr. Sargent Presi,
dent. Nicholas Callan was elected Secretary
and Treasurer, and was sworn in, taking the
same oaths as the members, at the hands of the
President, who is a member Of the Board of
aldermen and er-ofcio justice of the peace
ihe amount of the Treasurer's bond was fixed
at S15,CO0. Messrs. Bowen, Plant and Nichols
were appointed committee to draft rules for
the government of the court, and they ad-
]ourned to the first Monday in April, when
they will complete their organization by elect.
Ing the collector OF taxes and attorney.
ROBBERY AND SINGULAR RECOVERY OF THE
MoNEY.-This morning Barney Kelly was ar
refted by patrolman J. E. Beale upon charge
OF stealing one and a twenty dollar Treasury
note from Michael tiroven. The case was taken
up for examination by Justice Thunpson vyhan
it appeared that Groven went to Keily's house
last night to pay kelly's wife for some wash
ing done by her, intending to 90 home Keliy
invited and finally induced Groyen to rrma;n
all night rs II was raining heavily This
morning about 4 O'Clock Groven got ND and
prepared to leave when he missed his neonaw
He charged Kelly with stealing it.
Justice Thompson issued a search warrant
ana the ohiccr on arriving at Kelly's housa
was met Dy Mrs Connor, the newt naiahhar
who gave him twenty dollar note and SOM
small change which, she said, a little Girl who
swept the rooms i'll kelly's house found ON tho
floor under the mating. Justics Thomnsnn
committed Kelly tor trial a court and marked
tne money and turned it over to the prOnerty
cterk to await the result OF the trial. =