Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-10
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL n EW -
PO1IoK RKYoRTs-FTYst Preetnet-william
Ptsloe, Edward Wilson, drunk; kept til sober
EsSs"d Freeinet.-T. F. Hardy, ". T. Beck.
with, John Moo uinn, driving on pavement
SIS each. b. Bandy, N. Birumenstein, Geo
Bscfer, H. Beckett, Chss Wall, riotinr ana
hTsaking windows; turned TO military. Sid.
ssy Pin-, Geo. Stewart, fighting in street; Al 81
each. Phslis Foster. stesling 81 bail for court
laird PrecInet.-A soldier, disor derry; mill
'hry. Henry Murphy, gambling Sunday; ausd
ks.76- Jas. Butter. dOi e5Sa. Henry Murphy,
keeping gambling house; bail fOr Court. Geo
Yarn:ll. open bar, Sunday; Gned 5000 Syl-
vsst<T hodge, grand lsrceny: bail for Conrt
Jno. Lyons, dieorderly; anod e2A Henry VIII
son, larceny; )aii soldier, drunk; military.
inc. Brown essordTTly; workhouse. Chas.
Wac, DO; bal for peace. Pat Malay, drunk;
dismissed.
FUs.rtA preeinet--Henry Stanserrer, riding on
pavement, dismissed. Michael Conlin, drunk
and disorderiyI workhouse. Jno. ID. Rollins,
drunk fred ca Henry Meredith, do. and dis.
orderly; fIec SO.
N<A LreS.et-John Simpson, disorderly;
aismlee-d, SAmuel johnson, grand larceny;
jail Jas. Reynolds, creating nuisance; fined
IS JohE Kane, throwing stones; dismissed.
Mary Fesie, drunk do. Henry Morris, ere
ating Nuisance; fined al s.. Michl Nash. drunk
and .pTofane; do 81. Virginia Thomas, di.or-
Derby and drunk; do.
TIVE. Prec,not-Pstrick IIooney, drunk; dis
mi seu. John Kelley, disorderly; fined g..
Rob- Bureh, do: dismissed. Fred'k Gamble,
Go; military. Thos. Twomsry, drunk: dis.
rStssed. Leander Phillips, stealing a coa.; bail
Ter court Jas. Winters, swindling; J. Burke
DO; Chss. Boyer, drunk dismissed. Charles
shaw, driving on spsvement; fined 81.
ForRTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Patrick
Murray, do; do. Michael Gaffney, suspicion
or larceny; dismissed. Richard S. Bradford,
drunk; military. Andrew Dogan, drunk and
abusing his family; fned s4.ei. Mary Nc
Laughhn, drunk; dismissed. John Wise do;
military Sergt- A. S. Keyes, drunk and dsor.
DERBY: military. John Thompson, disordArly;
fned So %. 1t. Col. II. ID. Townsend, do; dis.
missed. Thomas Connell, deserter; dismissed
Cornelius McKenna, assault and battery; fined
si.ei. Henry Gambley. drunk and disorderly;
military. John O'Deil, disorderly; locked up
two hours. Daniel Mulherrin and g. w. Ali.
son, drunk, disorderly and fighting; fined s2Si
Zach; also, for desertion; dismissed. Louis
Hoffman, assault; do. Richard Burke, do and
dismissed. Jas. Riley, drunk and disorderly;
do. Daniel Shugaroo, drunk; fined sI.S4. Ro-
the city T. c. Parker, drunk and disorderlv.
nned 1884. Thos. Riley, picking pockets; mil
itary. Ford j. Burke, disorderly and suspicious:
do. James Freeman and Thornton Davis OBJ
sirueting payements; locked up two hours
John Shine and Thomas Bell, drunk and dis
orderly; dismissed. Anderson Cooper, do :;
Edward Briscoe, do; Tobias Fletcher, do;
fined each 1874. Anderson Cooper, suspicion
OF larceny; dismissed. James Mcmahon do;
military. Emanuel Bell, rioting at church:
fined $50 VIM; Mason, do; do; sa.9i. John
hCCarran, VIM. Roach, vagrancy; dismissed
Vim. shaw, noting at church, fined IS 9i
ReElna Melrone, vagrancy; workhouse.
SHCoSD WARD STATION CAsRs-Cbarles III
Brown, drunk and dsorderly; dismissed M
Gening, drunk; dismissed. w ). Burch DRINK:
do. Mary Fogle, petty Larceny; do. Barney
HcPaul, drunk; fined ST 81. VIM Dalby. drunk
and disorderly; fined 50. Samuel Roberts do:
dismissed. Jno. Mack, grand larceny: laiI for
court Jno. Smith, drunk and disorderly; fined
NJ m lrnt IFor "A r..
hcLane, suspicion of larceny; dismissed p
Severn, dsorderly; fined s1.9i J. s. Wilson,
receiving stolen property; dismissed. James
Goodloe, carrying concealed weapons: fined
80 Elizabeth Smallwood, disorderly; fined
fl36. Jas. Murphy, drunk; workhonse sixty
days Samuel tergu son, disorderly; dismissed
MS Cornell, do fined SO. John Tonnet do.
do. James Donnelly, do; fined Sis James
" Villains. careless driving; dismissed. J. Hill
Alias Davis, fugitive from justice; turned over
10 the military.
DIps'T GET IT Friday night, about ten
o'clock, a soldier named Simon BrechteI.
slightly intoxicated, was followed by a party
OF "knUcks" who had ascertained that he had
3 large amount of money with him He had
been trying TO escape them; but they stuck
close TO him until he met with Patrolman
keating, near Twelfth street and the Avenue
Taking his pocket-bOok ont, he handed il to
Heating, and remarked 81 want to go with
you" The knucks left, and Heating took
Tim 10 the Second Ward station for safe keep
ing. Upon counting his money, it amounted
10 sli-, which he received upon being dis
charged from the station. a few minutes
longer with the knucks. and he would net
have had cent.
RCBEERIEs IN TEE SECOND WARD-Iast
Friday night. gentleman tell in with some
"E ice young men" who proposed TO show him
tie way 10 the Golden Gate on ID, near
TblTtet nth stTeec but they led him further
and near Fourteenth and ID streets knocked
him down, and robbed him of a gold watch
and about $40 in money. On T street. near
Thirteenth, another gentle man was knocked
Gown and robbed by three men. Parties Nm
known. All these cases We're reported early
III the night, and the patrolmen were under
orders to pay strict attention to them: but as
yet no clue 10 LAeIr arrest has been obtained