Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-17
LOCAL NEWS.

JURORS FOR THE CRIMINAL CouRr.-This
morning the Clerk OF the Court, in the pres.
of George own, and Clerk Of the Levy Court,
drew the following -named persons to serve on
the juries at the next term Of the Criminal
Court, which commences on the first Monday
in December
Grand Jurors-W. H. Barbour, 9th ward; Jno.
Corcoran, 1st ward; Andrew Rothwe 18th
ward; Joseph F. Hodgson, Sd ward; Isaac
MarchalI, county; F. T. Sands, 4th ward: Benz.
S. Bayly, 4th ward; Lewis Marceron. 9th ward;
John Little, county: Washington Bacon, 4th
ward; Isaac Siiby, GEORGETOWN; ]. w. Spaul-
ding, cd ward; w. G.. Dorsey, Georgetown; Jos.
6. Waters, Georgetown; H. G. Faat, 4th ward;
/. Harbaugh, 18th ward; Ben. Kinsey. 5th ward;
T. W. Gsisking, Georgetown; ]. w. Ho!gson,
I'd ward; Nathaniel Bateman, 5th ward; Alex
+. Bnlley, 9th ward; Enos Ray, county; Jas.
Bradley, 7th ward.
Petit Jurors A. ]. Joyce, I'd ward: Thomas
Eoby, Georgeiown; L. J. Harrison, 9th ward:
!. ]. Mulloy. 5th ward q. S. Whitney. 9th
ward: John Mct:leliand 81 ward, Esau Pick
rell, Grorgetown; ]. G.. W. Bruner, I'd ward;
Geo. Cola d, 9TH ward; w. b. Cook, 7th ward;
James Goddard, Georgetown: Geo II. Miller,
tth ward; {. G. T. barnard. r: " Bates, LIST
7th ward; Thos. Blagden, county; M. Nash,
9th ward; !. q. Ford, 4th ward; Jas. Skirving,
81 ward; Phillip T. Berry. Georgetown; A. H.
Marlow, 5h ward; john Payne, Georgetown;
Jos. M undell, sr., Daniel L. Kealy, 9th ward;
VIA. Harper. 5th ward.
SwINDLEE ARREsTED.-On Friday last Post
master Bowen received letter from the pos +
master at Canandaisna, N. T., inf orming him
IL at number of letters, signed Crank w
Morgan" aud addressed to various persons in
that place, had been received. in which the
writer proposed, as n forwarding agent, to for.
ward certain articles on the receipt of 81 so,
which he said were in his care. The object Of
the letter of the postmaster at Canandai III was
to enquire as to the correctness OF Morgan 8
statement, as there were suspicious that he
n
Postmaster Bowen at once set himself at work
t. ferret cut the matter, and on the afternoon of
Friday. when application was made for Nor
san's mail, the applicant, soldier, was de-
tanned and the case placed IN the hands of SUI
perm ent Webb, who transferred it to Captain
Todd. The investigation by Capt. Todd re-
gan was swindler, and his arrest was ordered
and finally made at Fort Ethan Allen, and the
prisoner committed 10 the Central q uard non .e.
He proved TO be sergeant OF the 4th New y ork
Artillery.
FoURrH WARD STATION CAsRs.-Thonas
Madden, drunk; 81. John Holloran, assault
assault and battery with intent to kill; dis
missed. Fatk Burke, selling liquor TO SOL
diers: $sOs3-aiso, for threats; bail tor peace
also, for keeping gambling house and for as
sault and battery; dismissed; rat's qorceran'
John K. Powers, John Mangan, assault and
battery; bail for peace. VIM. Carr, drunk
military. Amos johnson. do; 81. Charles
ley, Harriet Briscoe, disorderly; 81 each. q
Robson, suspicion Of stealing chickens; mill.
tary
ORPHANS COURT - Judge Purcell. - This
morning, testamentary letters " ere issued "a
John Van Riswick and VIM A. Fenwick, ex.
ecutcrs Of Philip Fenwick, deceased.
to the orphans Of Richard Donnelly, deceased.
The first and final account OF Moses Kelly,
administrator Of Amos b. Little, deceased, Waa
passed and q distribution OF the estate or.
dered. -
PRIZE APPRAIsRRs.-M essrs. Anthony
Brepner, Fred. H. Norton and Mathew z