Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-28

nro.ane: 81. Chas Leap, drunk; military ].
CLARK, creating nuisance; 81 ~. John Drunk,
drunk and disorderly; military.
Tenth Precinct.-Frarcis Brown. disorderly;
dismissed Jacob Tobias, inc. johnson, do;
military BENJAMIN Harking, do; deferred.
John Shade. threats bail for peace. Jas Hend-s
las. II, BurcR, do; 81 each Amanda Robey.
profane and indecent language; So.
DEaERrERs ARRssrIp.-The detectives at
tached to Capt Scheetz's office, To-Day arrested
company ID, 18th N. y: John Hamilton, com.
pany E, list Mich; James V. Flint. do, do; J.
Wynehan, company b, slst N; y; George
E. Brown, company K, 5th u S. Cavalry; J.
E. Wilcoxen, company H, 18th Ill. cavalry;
Henry Williams, company G, LIST q. 5. colored
from the draft; John Quilts, Richard Crump
and Richard Henry, (colored, from the draft;
Henry Smallwood, tcolored,l accepted man.
There were about 1000 drafted men who Jailed
to report to the board as ordered, OF which
about 100 have been arrested or have reported
since.
CALLING NAMEs-Yesterday afternoon, as
the crowd were returning from the races, the
well-known Sarah Austin and a companion
were in q carriage, and Fannie Lee and Fam
ME Dennis in another; and Fannie Dennis
called out that the other carriage contained
stub of CUTS" and used other language of the
kind. Miss Austin called officers Walllng and
j
tlce Gull, where Fannie Dennis behaved in a
very disorderiy manner. The Justice fined
both the Fannies So so each.
It seems that there had been previous diff
Guilty between Miss Austin and Miss Lee.
when the latter was boarder at the establish
ment of the former.
REAL ESTATE SALRs-By j. G.. Mcclure G
Co.-Lot on New Jersey avenue, between d
and E streets north, with improvements, ian
old frame warehouse;) purchased by F.. s.
Koones for 81, $50.
BIZ Green d WiHiams-Lot corner of 1 and
Tenth streets north, with two-story frame
house and store; to &. j. Merser, for 500. A
lot on l. between Fourth and Fifth streets
north, with frame house, to Thomas Conner,
Tor 1885. Lot 16, in square 367, on b, between
Sixth and Seventh streets east; to Jacob Jou-
venal, for 81 cents per foot.
HALr1ss C1T1zEN-James Grimley, Sd
Pennsylvania cavalry, yesterday afternoon
halted VIM. Brady, discharged soldier, in
citizens clothes. and drew his pistol, when
officer Heating came up with Off Ger Harrison,
and he discharged the pistol, the ball passing
near the breast of the former, and the powder
burning the hands of both officers. The offen-
der was taken into the Station house, and this
morning was turned over to the military au-
tnorities.
DIseRAcEFUL SIGnT.-Yesterday after
noon, after the conclusion of the races, two
officers in company with two s:fair but frail''
women who were there, returned to the city in
an open carriage, and stopped near the corner
of Second street east and A north, when they
mede disgraceful exhibition of themselves
by hugging and kissing each other in full sight
OF a regiment which was on dress parade.
FOURTH WARD STATION CASES -Jno. Ellis
worth, suspicious character; military. Sarah
Collins, drunk in the street; dismissed. John
Warner, drunk and disorderly; workhouse.
Patrick Burke, do; military. Jas. Owenner,
assault and battery; bail for court. Ellen Ell
lott, drunk and disorderly; 81. Marg't Shea,
Lizzie Coombs, do; So each.
DIsoRDERLY SoLDIERs.-Wm. Budcis serg't,
l1sth N. Y, and b. F. Hammond, I'd Delaware,
were arrested by policeman 7s for being drunk,
house, the frst-named struck a lady who was
walking with her husband, and came near get
ting good thrashing from the husband
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Adelaide
Alexander, disorderly; 90. Jno. Brown, intoxi-
cation and disorderly; 81. Jeremiah BOWMAN,
suspicion; for hearing. Jeremiah Kane, at
tempt at burglary; for hearing. Jos. Davis,
sleeping in the street; dismissed.
ARERsTED.-Une Of the detectives arrested
this morning, ]. II. Bartholow and T. w. Der.
~, on the charge of disloyalty and they were
committed to the gnardhouse.
MASONIC VIsIT.-We hear that the KNIGHTS
Templar OF this city will, by in vitaion, visit
the American Institute, Baltimore, in body,
Tomorrow, going by the p. m. train.
ORDERED TO CLosE-J. Lyle, Patrick Crafty
and Mrs Doyle, keepers OF drinking. houses in
the vicinity Of HARDWOOD Hospital, have been
ordered to permanently close their places
CAEs FOR COLORED PAssENGERs.-Six cara