Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11

THl DIsrnIc1 CoxMITTBE Of the q. s. Chris.
ttan Comnissioa, gratefully acknowledge tho
"a Thank CHEERING" from Camp Gonzales
cent, essas: Chaplain Prsud6t, Portsmouth
Grove Hospital. B. I, $40; Mrs. Edward Car.
rinason' ss 81 MT. M John RodseF'' SO; Hen on
=. s, Nichols, g; Mrs.. Wilton. IS; Clerks ia
Pension Once, e3s; Collections in Grace Church
tEpiseopaD. 1886; Assemblys, ai3; First Pres.
0yteriAn, S9o.17; First Baptist &S59 street
BAPTIST, &i3 Calvary Baptist, S1o7.5o; Wesley
Chapel, S7t7S: Waugh, $40; McKendree, sS IS;
QoIsuch. &le.2S; Union, S22.4s; Rvlaud, %. Is;
town. 9465e Dunbarton street. 32s; Methodist
Protestant, Sie; p. E. Mission, 9l8.6s; Ladies
AID. Orono. Me-. s2o; St. townsville NJ E.
Conn es4.a'; Thos. II. Havenner, 10 barrels
Our expenses are now very heavy. We have
mopd; have 80 active delegates In the Army Of
the Potomac; at Camp Couvalescent, Dismount-
ed Camp. Invalid Corps, and u camps and
encouraeinE OF The need greater send cash
and stores 70 500 Street, or to VIM. Bailan-
tyne, treasurer.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Mary
Murray, disorderly; dismissed. VIM. Christ
prostitution. Mary Nuttrell, housebreekiug;
Jail for court Chancey Hoor, Mary Hoor,
assault and battery. Eugene O'Connor. drunk
military mill John Delaney, do; dismissed. p.
Krailen, fighting; *I5s Jas. Allen, sleeping
in the street. dismissed. Jas. Medium druak
Ros. BAL. Ios
Buckholtz, larceny; jail for hearing. John
Buckley, suspicion Of larceny; dismissed. J.
B. Oomstoek, Geo. Thoma, disorderly; 81 S.
Henry Whiting, buying stolen goods. Rosana
Whiting, do; bail for hearing. Henry Phil
lips, suspicious character; sent to the Superin
,eDdsnt John Dryer. dfunz ; SIS ,,s w,.i.m
sault and battery; jail-also for profanity;
s5.5s John Kintzner, selling a stolen horse;
bail for neaFiSe T Tnnss Moses
and battery; dismissed. Patrick Brown, buy
ing soldiers clothing; dismissed. VIM. Hart,
fighting; slss. O. Boorhorn. drunk and dis
James Brown, desertion: do. James A. Hand,
do; do. Michael Sullivan, do; dismissed
William Chambers, suspicious character; dis
missed.
CRIMINAL COURT, Dec. II, Judge Oiin.-Je-
rome Taylor, indicted and tried yesterday for
making an illegal arrest was found guilty, but
i unanimously Recommended to the clemefiey OF
the Court. The Court held the case under ad.
visement for day or two.
This morning was set for the trial Of large
number of persons indicted for keeping bawdy
houses In the Second Ward. Most Of the, cases
were, however, continued for cause
In the case Of Louisa Kohner, who keeps a
house on Thirteenth street, between ID ana E,
her counsel pleaded guilty and ubmitted the
case to the Court upon the examination OF GER
tain witnesses.
Oficer TAFT made statement TO the effect
that defendant had FOR some time kept house
rsputed to be i'll. famed.
Officer Bigley testified also to the effect that
he knew the house, and it was reputed to be
The Court sentenced her TO pay fine OF $500
and stand committed to Jail until the money Is
paid, not to exceed one year.
PREPARING FOR CHRIsIMAs.-Last night,
officer Burch, Of the Fourth Ward arrested
VIM Christmas for stealing turkey, q fine
tat one, weighing TX pounds. Christmas and
Moore's provision store, corner Of ~ street and
Pennsylvania avenue and getting chance
seized the turkey and made of with it. He was
pursued, caught, and the turkey was taken
from him. Christmas showed fight at first; but
the threatening appearance OF a gentleman
who was aiming to knock him on the head with
taken to the Fourth Ward station, and Justice
Giberson sent him TO jail for court.
PERsoNAL.-Wm. A. Bryan. Esq, Chief OF
Inspection Bureau of the Post ONCE Depart
ment, has returned to the city bringing with
him his fair bride, Miss Julia J., daughter Of
Hon Lym man r. Lyon, OF Lyons Falls, N. Y.
The marriage ceremony. as we learn from the
UTICA Herald, was performed by Rev. DR.. Fish
er, Pr. sident OF Hamilton College. assisted by
Rev. W. @. Steel, OF Utica, and was witnessed
by number Of the first citizens OF Utica ana
the neighborinS cities. The bridal party LET.
for Washington in q special car bringing with
them the best wishes Of their many friends.
SECOND wARD STATION CAsEs.-9eorss
Hamilton, violating city laws: S. cents costs.
EDWARD Hay, alias Edward Cain, grand lar.
eeny; for hearing. John Wall, drunk; SIS.
William Roberts, do; dismissed. Thomas Con-
ner, do; sl.%. Sally Young and Mary Jones,
orderly; a.. Eiizssstn nors.y' DO; g. Joe Joe
Kelly, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Ann
Sulvay, do; 81. :ss