Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-17

Charles Sumrerville, disability.
G.orge Jackson, disability.
Wm. H. Dempsey. paid commutaton
Patrick Martin, alien.
Randolph Watkins, under age
John McClain, over age.
James II. Putnam, disability
David Parker, disability.
Thomas OConnor, disability.
Charles Jackson, (colored,) furnished SUBJ
sttute-Wesley Parker.
Aloysius Langley, furnished substitute
John Heslin.
Lloyd Higgins, only parent Of children.
Mordecai Gosweli, enormously enrolled
James G. Eliason, paid comm utation.
Martin Donohue, furnished suhstitute-Wm
Haniy.
George Emmert, paid Communication.
George Strong, paid commutation.
Prince Welsch, disability.
Lawrence, Hogan, alien.
Philip Keiter, alien.
Richard NARROW, disability.
T. A. Carroll, disability.
James Myers, enormously enrolled.
James Myers, (colored,) furnished substi-
tue-T Toner Brown.
John w. Bartholic, furnished substitute
81 MI Lydy.
Samuel Lydy, only support of infrm parents.
George Crouch, disability.
John II. Cunningham, disability.
David S. Holland, under age.
Philip Parker, over age.
Spencer Coleman, over age.
Wesley E. King, in service Sd March.
Patrick Martin, alien.
Main BOnye1, errUHe0uSly enrolled.
A. h. Foss, only parent OF children.
Edgar Baldwin, enormously enrolled.
Richard Diggs, (colored,) furnished substi-
tute-Robert Johnson.
Henry X. Enos, paid commuiation.
Richard Lee, elected by mother for exemp.
tiCn.
Thomas EvaEs, only son of widow.
Philip Il. Wilson, paid communication.
IN. Burdett, disability.
George t. Green, paid commutation.
George johnson, over age.
John W. Mankins, paid commutation.
II. Reaver, disability.
Marshall Davis, (colored,) furnished substi-
tute-.Ios Forrest
Jefferson Brown, over age.
Charles Givondon, alien.
]. Kennedy, alien.
Charles Brown, disability.
VIM. Z. Paysoa, furnished substituts-Wm.
Love.
Joseph Shorter, disability.
Pleasant Jackson, under age.
G.. Shanley, under age.
Albert Fortune, only son of widow.
Hugh r. Banrin, furnished substitute--Rob-
ert Boyd.
George Osborn, under age.
John J. Bogue. over age.
+. A. Patton, telon.
Robert Calhoun, disability.
Joseph II. Thomas, enormously enrolled
+. &. Schatfer. disability.
Lewis Watson, furnished substitute-Wm
Clark.
Timothy Driscol, alien.
Martin II. Davis, only son OF widow.
TIE EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLAR RoBBERY
CAsE-Iussday morning, Sergeant Skippon
and patrolman Brewer, of the Third Ward, ar
rested ]. T.. Thompson on charge of robbing
Thos. Fraser, and he was sent to Jail for hearing
by Justice Thompson, as stated in the Star of
that day Yesterday afternoon, the examna-
tion was held at the Third Ward station.
Thomas Fraser sworn.-Stated that Monday
night he was in company with the prisoner;
had been drinking at various houses. They
went TO the house where he was robbed to-
gether; they drank there. Witness fell asleep;
was able to walk when there. When witness
awoke he asked the landlady it he owed any,
thing, and putting his hand in his pocket dis
covered his loss. Spoke OF 1t to the landlady.
She said witness friend took 1.-THE one with
the blue breeches. Witness suspected him, and
gave information to officers Brewer and Fra
xer. The next morning went back to the house,
I'D the landlady told him that she did not see
his friend take II, bat another lady said she did
susan Craveling keeps the house.
Sergeant Skippon s,corn-Testiffed that on in.
formation CT the robbery, he arrested Thomp-
for what; but he said nothing till he got out OF
tn. house. Then in reriy to q question he said
he took the money from Fraser for his safety.
Upon searching him he assisted us, and we
notes; s1GA Trenton Banking Company, N. J.;
and $50, FRANKLIN County Bank, Massachu-
setts; and $40, Bringhton, Mass; and sl6,
Proyidenss, R. L. Bank nls Of North America;
checks for small amounts. In addition to this,
the officers recovered from another pocket $40
note and some change, which the prisoner
claimed. These notes all answer to the de.
scription Fraser gave Of them before the arrest
Of Thompson.
Fraser recalled-Identified the money and
before that night They met in a restaurant
on D street, near Twelfth. Thompson asked
Fraser to take cigar, and Fraser asked him
to drink. They visited several restaurants and
FrQn k f0ur nr 6v0 f,of x<x xho
house on Twelfth street.
Chas. G.. Miller sworn.-Testified that on
Monday night he was in company with q Mr..
Lemon, and went down ID street with him.
Lemon saw Thompson and Fraser in arestaur-
ant, and hailed Thompson. Lemon invited
Thompson 10 60 with him, but Fraser said he
was sick. Lemon said to him, Come on you
will soon be we'll" They went to this house on
Twelfth street. Fraser sat on sofa and went
to sleep. Witness sat at piano playing. Some.
thing took witnesses attention, and, turning,
saw Thompson with his hand in Fraser's
pocket. He took ont some money. Witness
told him not to do so, and Thompson replied
that they were old friends, and belonged to the
same regiment. Thompson then took bundle
from Fraser's pocket, which bundle was tied
with q shoe-string In that bundle witness
saw several twenties. Thompson took 1t and
went out with 1t. Witness thought if they were
rom drink After le
up stairs. After Thompson got the money wit
ness saw him loan Mr.. Lemon $40 note.
Susdn Crdcettng, sWorn.-She recognised Fra.
ser as being at her house on Twelfth, near
street, on Monday night, but did not recognise
Thompson. Don't know anything OF the case.
Margaret Morgan testified that the parties and
Mr.. Miller were at the house Of Susan Crave.
ling, where witness boards. last Monday night
Fraser was very drunk-couldu't help himself.
He laid on q sofa. Thompson took the money,
and said he did it in friendship. Fraser did
not squander his money there.
Rosa Ross, sworn.-Did not know anything
of the stealing. Fraser was asleep on q settee. I
Witness took piece Of paper and touched his
nose to wake him, hut failed. She then took
cork, burntit, and blackened his face.
Aollie Ddris, sworn.-Testifed that when
Fraser woke up he went into another room and
skked IL he owed anything. Witness said "No
He put his hand In his pocket and said ne nad
lost between three and four hundred dollars,
and would 60 and see detecttvs and nave tne
house taken. Witness told him that MS HaenQ
bad taken his money fromahiun.
Nal&s Hlpard, ,sworn.-Testinedtn dtnAtsneAW
Thompson take the money from Fraser and