Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-11
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RESOLUTIONS ApoPrkD.-Ths following
resolutions were adopted BY the Board Of Ne
tropolitan Police at their last meeting:
Heso4ped, That the thanks OF this board De
rendered to the OH GERS and members Of the
HioernAa Steam Engine Company for the ser
vices heretofore rendered at fres in TINS DIS.
anS saat Be-
that every protection will be Afforded them oy
the Metropolitan Police force.
. Resotred, That the Superintendent OF Police
be directed to instruct the members OF the force
to use the utmost vigilance to protect all are
men in the discharge Of their dirty, and especial
ly to see that the Steam Engine Company are
not molested when going to or returning nom
fires.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-George J.
Shulz, drunk and disorderIy; 1871. James
Bell, profanity; e1.5s. Francis Drummond,
creating nuisance; S5.T. Rachel Reynolds,
petty larceny; Jail tor hearing. T. Lenusi
Harris, do; bail for hearing Charles Winger,
grand larceny; dismissed. Della Winger, do ;
bail for a hearing. JOS Melanda, disorderly;
dismissed. Jacob White, drunk do. John
Dacey, do; dismissed: John Carr. drunk and
disorderly; do. VIM. DE Name, inter fering with
officers; Sis. George Burr. profanity; dis
missed. John Bean, receiving money under
false pretenses; dismissed.
FIRE ALARMs.-Last night about OK o'clock,
there was an alarm of fire which brought out
all the companies, caused by burning CHM
ney on Eleventh street, near New York avenue.
About az O'Clock this morning, the bell of
the Franklin sounded another alarm, on ac-
count OF a dense volume OF smoke seen as
cending in the neighborhood OF the Treasury
Building. 1t was, however, discovered to be
only the burning OF shavings and other USE
less matter, which had been carried out of the
Treasury Building into the lot south Of 1t.
AN UNAUTHORIZED PoUND.-A correspond
emf complains that some persons attached 70
Hardwood Hospital have established an indie
pendent pound for cows near that tution,
into which cows are driven and MIXED; and
that some Of these cows belong to poor per-
sons, widows Of soldiers and others, who have
proceeds Of the sale of milk, but when they re-
claim their cows they are required to pay fee
OF from one to five dollars to the self-consti-
tuted pound.masters. .s.
MooRE's WEST END DRUG STORE, 113 Penn
sylvania avenue, south side. We advise our
readers at the west end requiring pure medi,
cines and all articles In the drug line, to call
at the above establishment There you can
safely confide your physicians prescriptions,
and rely upon having them properly dispensed.
and at reasonable rates.
BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball
will be played tomorrow afternoon, at two
o'clock, on the Mall south of the Treasury
Building, between the National Club OF this
city and the Pastime of Baltimore. Arrange
ments have been made for the accommodation
OF any ladies who may desire to attend.
NEW POLICE HKADeUARTERs.-The large
brick building on Tenth street. between d and
E, belonging to Alderman Brown, is being
thoroughly repaired and modernized, and when
completed will be used as the headq uarters Of
the police and for the office of the Gas Light
Company.
1T WILL be seen by our advertisement Of sales
of real estate for this evening that our friend,
M. Kingman, Is to sell those desirable building
lots Immediately south Of his residence. These
lots possess every facility required for private
residences Potomac water, gas, passenger
cars, and high and healthy locality.
SPoRT.-We beg to call the attention Of all
lovers Of field sport, and especially the ancient
and noble game Of cricket, to notice else
where of a match game, to be played by the
cracks Of the Washington Club. Fine play is
promised; 60 and see them.
DEsERTERs.-We understand that a large
number OF deserters from our army are coming
into the Accotink neighborhood. from which
point they make their way across into Mary
land.-ABez NepS, Sept. 10.