Daily national Republican., 1863-06-20
LOCALANEWS.
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THIRD WARD STATION CASEs.-John Lewis,
a eolorsd waiter Itthe vATistIss, was ansstsd by
Patroinan sullivan on ths ehaIss Of dsiraualng
Patrick Dolan OF 10 cents. IL appears from the
tsstinlony ot bolan hat rs bought Eikssof1lquof
and gave thS Waiiss 81 in payment Dolth shareed
the waiter with keepiug the dollari and never
brinRtna 10 oonta which were due him. pHofVit,
neases who ust near DoIan tsstihed that thSnegro
waiter nsterrstnrnsd the change Henry Kiee
bsr, the .NiiSnf'u mesgsuGof, gave the waller an
exosllsnt character for honesty. EAs INTERESTED
that tha "a probebly given the ehAnseto
the vy6ui Ion1, ~ me 5risee VISA crowded. The
waiter, However, psftiuted IN sayins that hsEAys
Doian one bOeent and two lOeent notes IN changes
The charge of theft or cheating not being sus-
tained, the case was dlsmissed, ~ y
Afterwards. Henry Kisiber brought a charge OF
disordsiiy conduct and profanity against PstiieS
Doian and another man named Edward Trump.
The charge was sustained, and each was lined 81,
by Justice Thompson. -.
Several charges, we learn, have been made
aRninet the walters Of the Varieties for holding
change though IL IL advertised by the management
that they would be pleased II the patrons Of the
establishment would notify thoas In care Of the
bar Of any error made In change by the walters,
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ACCIDENT TO SOLDIERS, ,--0n last Thursday,
AZ Park Il. Dewitt was driving four-horSs team
loaded with hay, be fell on and was run over BY
the heavy wheels. He died Instantly. twas during
the thunder storm, and the horses frightened AZ
the terfine peAii, became uncontrollable- The De
ceased was about % years Of age and nAtiys @ o.
Vermont. He beiongedto the Seventh New YORK
volunteers company D, and enlisted At Albany
He was stationed at Fort Reno, whittier he was
destined when he met with this lRmentable fats
CKNTRII, GUARDHoUsE.-D. II. Tower, 9th
Mich; WIN. MillhollAn and A. Norton, iotth N. ~
In Mitchell, 10th Pa. Reserves, were arrested by
order OF Capt Todd, provost marshall charged
with forging pAaaes. Geo. f. Caswell, 67th N. f.i
James Holioran, 6th Conn. Pat sullivan, sSd
Mass, Geo W. stevens, I'd Deli John Carroll, eiHt
Pa, First Lieut. wm. David, sth o. were arrested
for having no passes. The following citizens were
arrested BY the military guards James Wilson and
|, James DuEAn, ightlngj James Montague, drunk;
John Connell, beating and robbing soldiersi Wm'
Davenport, lighting. I... .rn..a ..
MoRR Doors OPEN.--Thls morning, about
o'ooek, ofncers Thompson and MoElfresh found
the door Of George GodAIlT gas fitting and plumb
ing establishment open, with an old, rusty Key In
the lock. The key would neither lock nor unlock
the door The oflcorH searched the establishment,
could.Hnd no persons therein, nor could they tell
whether any thing was missing. The premises
were secured, and q strict watch kept over thom
till O'Clock this morning.
DEAD HoRsE.-There is a dead horse on East
Capitol street. near the sh pond and the city pas
senFer railway. Its presence is extremely annoy
ing 10 the mon who are working on the marble
columns Of the Capitol, and also to the passengers
of the Navy Yard cars. Yesterday the horses OF
one car were terribly lAshsd by the driver before
they could be compelled to pass II. Nor indeed,
did the driver meet with success until the eyes OF
the horses were veiled with handkerchief The
kn the removal of this
carcase. We are sure that the Capitol workmen
would hail It's departure with delight.
Fatal, ACCIDENTAL colored lad, about 10
yeara old, member of the Coshn family, residing
on south A street, Capitol Hill, was run over BY
street car in mont OF his house. yesterday evening"
in jumping from the front platform while the car
was in motion. His leg and the bones OF the pelyii
were crushed, causing death in i've hours after
the accident. He was bright, active, Intelligent
boy, of gentle and courteous manners, and will be
lAmented by q large circle OF friends
DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.--The following deathi
were reported yesterday at the ofiee OF Captain
HArtE; Park II. De Witt, 7th N. VI VIM. stephen
son, iASth Penn, Peter WhAlen, 18th Penn Re
serves; James Brooker, Ath ohioi VIM. Downey
IOOtil N. v; James Clough, 7th Mass.j Jno W. Du
lop, 9Th Ohio eav.I Jno. BlAin, ltsd Penn'j Jno
Glass, 9th Manner D. HAgan, ed Penn'i James
Wynn, l67th N. Y. vols.
TROrrRa AGAINST TDm.-on Wednesda!
afternoon match against time came OF on tn
Warrington halfmie track. Two nAgs, oWne'
Tespectively by J. D. HAmmack and George Finne
gan, were matched for $500 to trot in double har
nesI one mile In 3.I0. Mr.. Finnegan held the rib
bons, and the team made the mile handsomely u
aOs, winning the stake. This was very BoOd uo'
ting and driving in double harness.
t..s ~-$~-
DnoRnERLY CoNDUoT.-Mary Jones an
Anna Bramell, ladies we'll known TO the police
were arrested last night BY ohioer Robt Johnso
for being drunk and diSoTderly They were con
mitted 10 the work-house for 60 days in default
the Hne OF % each, imposed by Justice Thompson
RUN OvER.-Wm. Downey was run over D
the railroad train at Laurel Factory Nd, and die
yestStday. He was aged 4OyeGrs, and wAa an lrisl
man by birth. In stature he was exceedingly tai
He belonged 10 the One Hundred and Ninth Ne
York regiment
Rry. II. NJ, TURNER of the Israel Churcl
tcolored,) south of the Capitol will deliver wi
sermon to the LIST Regiment Of coLored troops
the District, tomorrow morning, at hall past
O'Clock.
sPEKR's sAMBUCI wRE.-We publish to-dS
an advertisement Of this not ted and excellent Anne
ieAn Wine-samplea of which can be tRsted ~ Q
our Drlggista We believe 1t to be superior
every respect, and In all desirable qualtttes-meC
oinAl not excepted-to pure and genuine lmport
port, worth ten dollars gallon. Try nyou
an invalid requiring healthy and harmless still
ulAnt, and ahun the miserable humbug wines wi
which the country Ia flooded, and not one gall'
in A thousand Of which contains drop OF the jul
ofthe grape-WdtkinI Republican.
Druggists keep this wine.
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AmuAementS.
GRoyERs THEATRE.-A splendid bill will
submitted this evening, including the " Black Ra
gers, OF the Battle OF Germantown" and the eApdi
Irish farce OF His Last Legb." On Monday ne