Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-09

noHe y" iour,e<n DAYS, had come TO his house,
eho e!ter ereaxing some Of his furniture nsd
gene 70 house in Blaze's alley, t,kinr A ANN.
Der OF HE thirss with her Officer Stachccns
Went Win Hlnder % the house, aud found her
quite drunk, AID wind-r mad. a Jernod E,r
nj" properly, which che refused to give him
shd 49, .@i him by the hair to give b i'm a pun
me'hnf' and he in turn caught her hy the
throat The ofticsr took them both I'm charya
ard conducted them 20 the station when Ir.
ae' Brury required them TO rav t,na OF a
s"cI. Winc'r paid his fine and his VITA vas
enr - ,ne iock UP to await conveyance to tie
""hhouse, but WinJer reappeared in th.
course OF an hour and paid her nm, vowing =,
Ihe same time that il was not from any love h.
tore for her, and that hs di. not want 70 ;iy.
WIN ber any more. When arrested Mira Win.
Ger mad In her bosom = weapon, consist:ug o, q
pistol, reb-kni'e and diTk-knife combined,
winch also ontainsd bullet mould, cap box
and ramrod.
SEcosD WARD station CAsss.-Fe5. S.
Jchn C@rbcrry, disOrdsTly; workhouse % DAYS
Adelaide Alexander and Eliza Lucas, do. fined
~ each. Mary Ann Weeks, Louisa Gre as.n
snd Susan lnglam, do; do. 81 each James
oruicne;t, drunk; workhouso Frnd Kruger,
assault and battery: Jail for court. Francis
Eickernsn, d.sordariy; fined 1878 Geo Hens
ley, drunk; workhoGse. John II. Davenport
disorGerIN. co. ST .a5. Geo. NJ Williams DRINK.
wcrkhouse. France Vickarman, do; fined
s2.7a. John Fii>simmons, do; dismissed A
II. Miller, firing pistol in street; fined 1915
Also. carving eoncealrd weaaons; do a2o IS
feh a-Roi'ert Grub, disofderiy; fined st.5l
DICK RIVERS. lighting in the street; dismissed
Geo Smith, assault; do. Ann Moore intoyjca
tion; workhouse VIM. Wood, petty larceny
Jail for court. For disorderly conduct: fined "a
CHICKEN THIRr.-Saturday night rounds
man Ecklof. OFT Fourth " ard met = oIorad
Coy, n. W ashington, alias Marshall, alias
Face, having in his possession two dad chi:k-
ems, sun bleeding and unpickad, W hich he tried
TO conceal. After short convers ition, the
ofhcer was salts He'd that they We're stolen, and
locked the thief up in the station house. Jus.
tice Ferguson examined the case Yesterday, and
not cCerning the case Of sufficient importance
Tor trial by jury, ordered the prisoner to bo
locked up six hours longer in the cells and dis.
missed the case.
COSTLY FUN-Saturday night a Young man
ham"d II. Miller, while passing through
Penns lyania avenue. in the Second Ward
feeling rather jubiiant. drew a revolver ami
FRED 1t IN the street. Patrolmen Eiahmyer and
lr0xail arrested him. Miller was searched
twice before the pistol was found He then
SAID he merely fr'd for clark" but the officers
couldn't see the fun of the thing, and he WIS
taken TO the Second Ward station, and yestpr-
day Justice Drpry ordered hin to paw a fine of
1913 foE firing IN the street, and S2O75 for carry
ing a concealed weapon. An expensive dark
ELOCUTION.-Dr. :. nj. lands Will to. niyht
deliver q first lecture on the PHI ;osophy OF
lie Human Voice, in the lecture room of the
Kew. DR.. Buffers church, corner OF Eleventh
and II streets. Dr.. Lands has already made n
very favorable reputation as IA elo cutonist
and lecturer, and the press and individuals of
many places Where he has ltctured. speak Of
him In the highest terms. DR.. l.. is also form
ing class for instruction, and after the lecture
an opportunity wili be gwen any who may de-
sire TO JOIN to do So
GAMBLING ON SUNDAY.-Yestprdav. Officer
'-iifiljn heard that 1t party OF uen We're en-
gagged in playing cards in the lumber ward Of
Mr. Clark, IN the Sixth Ward; on going 10 the
place found hat & party yyrrs. there bGit they
succeeded III IN king their escape, with the ex-
cephon OF enc named Henry Dassant. who was
taken &c the Sixth Ward station, and held for
trial
foBBERY.-On FRIDAY night, discharged
soldier named Harmon Murmun, While druak
IN house near the corner of PcoDsvIyaui1
avenue and Tenth street east, N.s robbed of
S's5, and on Saturday soldier named VIM
HaIwccd was arrested by OGcer Harrison Oh
the charge. and taken before Justice Gull, who
dlsmiS SEQ the case.
"a, AN INErtY SoN-on Friday night, Jerome
Clements, a son of Mr.. 7. +. Clements, came
EnDs at - late hour, when the father expostu.
lated with him, and he became very disorderly
and abusive; and the father called in officer
o. Clements, mo arrested the young man and
took him 10 the First Ward station Justice
Drury sent him to the Ivorkhouse.
SAILOR ARREsTED.-A lack tar, named
Francis Krager, was arrested by policeman
Parker, on Saturday night, and committed TO
lal Tor court Tor striking The conductor of street
car No. iSin the face; because he 1.-THE conductor)
could not change a one dollar note which the
sailor rendered IN payment of fare
DISMISSED THE SERyICE.-The President has
dishonoraely dismissed from lhs service Col.
l.. =. Cesnoia, Of the it'll New York Cavalry,
and Surgeon I. NJ. Hill, of the 27th Connecticut,
these officers having been detected in for ward
ing TO the North stolen property belonging to
the United States.
CoRRECTION-The statement copied by us
from q city contemporary was in error in say
ployed in the Quartermaster Generals office
Were to BIZ Sl,GG0 per annum. The law, rs
passed FIXES it AT $50 per month, 5000 per an
mum.
DEsERTERs ARHEsTkD.-Detectv under
Gel. Baker, Provost Marshal of the War De.
partment, on Saturday arrested sixty.one de-
srrters from the army, and placed them III
prison, from which they will immediately be
returned 10 their regiments.
CHICKEN THIEF.--Louis Dade. colored, was
arrested yesterday morning, having in his pos
session bag full of chicken with heads
recently wrung OF. Officer Ecklofi conveyed
him 10 the station bonSp
ArF"ISTMENT.-Mr. Frank M. Struggled
has been appointed to clerks nip IN the office or
CAPT. Hartz, Assistant Quartermaster L.. s. A.
WAsa,scros, Feb S. lsssE
ease Of aght haimis which threatened the loss of my
'iThti a. GoopNiDGE, Capt and Z; n. L: \.
time longer Deafness, Sight and Throat Alice
villa Wsrd. nce ~ Pennsylvania avenues sS opposite
Halls RueBkK PAass for ladies, only s. cents
each, at Halls Rubber Warehouse, $40 Pa. av.,
between Ct and 10th ste. f-7St
VIZ call the attention Of readers 20 the
stock Of beautiful Jowelry Silver plated Ware
- u Goll.r Store. as Penn. avenue "a ST.,
and advise them to iSgert dollar there. feb 7lvf
TrrI:N.-Gorns. tlnions, Inverted Nails, and
other disorders OF ths feet Wis neslsete., injurs
the general tyrt.m by preventing tie body from
taxing that natuI .. exerc conducive to heslth
TO Al am istsa Nth thss. terrible evils Ne would
Penn averps, between a. and 8tn strests Who
would suffer torment from disordered feet when .
sure remedy 10 SO near At hAs and hs effected
rithou: pairr cfaes open from in the moruiss
toES in the evening. fss
THs CHEAPEST BEST HAIR DYE IN ruR WoRLp-
Hsrr Fades o. Washss 0ss-Upham's Fl sir Dye, %
cents box. The best in use. Try IL. Sold ~ s.
e. Ford. corner llth street and Pa. avenue Wash.
inSton, and HeHry Cook. Alexandria. tasty
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