Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-28
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LOCAL NEWS.

THB BURGHR BUReLARY.-About n week
since Mr.. q. H. Burger, matchmaker and jew
had his store robbed of about nifty watches, Of
all descriptions, by some parties who effected
au entrance by forcing open tho front door OF
the store with "iimmy." The police were
informed of the fact, and they at once set to
work to ferret out the burglars. On Thursday
night teamster named James Cavanaugh en-
tered the store with one of the stolen watches,
which he wished to leave for repair, and MI.
Burger recognising it, detained him until Of
fcer Taylor came along and took him into
custody. He was taken to the Fifth Ward
station, and there stated that he purchased the
watch in question from one J. G. Jenes, a feis
low teamster, and he was released, and officers
Parkhurst and Taylor went to a lodging place
for teamsters near the Soldiers Retreat, and
arrested Taylor at an early hour yesterday
morning. He also appeared to be simply
purchaser, and after giving q description Of
the man from whom he had purchased he was
released. Sergt. Milstead and tie other officers,
acting on information received, set TO work,
and securing the aid of the teamsters at a
camp, the latter succeeded i'll arresting the
alleged criminal. and Justice Furguson com.
lnitted him TO Jail for a further hearing. He
admitted to the officers that he had had nine
OF the watches in his possession. but that he
bought them from some man whose name he
does not know. se =
DELIVERED TO THE MARYLAND AUTHOR
T1Bs.-On the 18th inst, Patrolmen Brewer and
Smith, Of the Third Ward, arrested two colored
men, alleged slaves of Hon. T.. f, Bowie and
!. b. Hill, Esq Prince Georges e ,unty, Md,
them to be the property Of Mr. Bow in. TheT
were held for hearing by Justice ThoMpson-
Thursday It was ascertained that the heifers
were the property Of Mr.. Bowie, who wrote TO
Justice Thompson 70 sell than. The deputy
sheriff Of Prince 0eorgs's county came to
Washington yester day to take the prisoners to
Maryland for trial. There being no requis ition
from the Governor, the Justice was doubtful of
his right to deliver the prisoners, the District
Attorney here not having anything to do with
the matter The Justice inquired of Chief
LnsticetCarttsr, of the Supreme Court of D. O.,
replied that il the prisoners confessed guilt and
asked to 60 back, there was no improperly in
the Justices delivering them to the authorities
did snd did asf so 20 back and Jus
tice Thompson accordingly delivered them TO
Deputy Sheriff Boteler. -E.g.
ASSAULT AND Yesterday. PATROL
man Frazier, Of the Third WARD, arrested
soldier named Thos. Pickens, 1or assault and
battery on anss p P,sHess car NO. s
before Justice Barnaclo, who dismissed the
case, upon Pickens paying for damage done To
the car in the scunie.
Sr. ANDREWS SOCKETY.-The annual cole
bration OF this society will take place ct the
On Monday next, Nov. 80. The mere announce
ment is sufficient, for the annual celebrations
Of this society are always SO enjoy able that our
citizens need only know when it occurs to
insure the attendance of a large number.
OARS FOR THE aUoLoRsD The one.horse
cars having proved inadequate for the accom-
mediation Of the ooiored people, on Monday ten
regular two.horse cars will be put On the
Avenue line for them; running every hfteen
minutes, or at the rate Of every third car on the
route. &1@AF ,Ga-g es EtE& zdEAA8
I4ARcxrY.-Edwin p Wheeler was arrested
last night By onlcer s. ". Taylor OF the Third
Ward, for stealing BuHAio robe, from n
Cruit & Son Of Georgetown. He was takea
before Justice Thonpaon this morning, who
RAsHIosABLs NEE can get Scarf Rings aad Pas
Of the latest style, (os eas Dollar at the Dollar
near Bs street. 40 0-sva