Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-23

Ol the drawer. l0e edle4sDoy 08vln8 10 return
glass to near neighbor left the the store for a
minute or two, leaving tho accused and the
little son Of the lady customer there. When
MIR. Thompson looked into his drawer after.
wards, he discovered the loss Of tbs 45. Al
forwards the room OF the accused was robbed
OF cigars, &C., and Mr.. Thompson conversed
with Bailey, who said he suspected the sales.
hey ana youth named ". Rosentaai OF hav.
We're arrested and examined, and the case
against them dismissed. Wednesday, Mr..
Ihompt on, being informed that Mr.. Bailey
had bern selling cigars by the boz at various
places. went around 10 the purchasers, exam.
med the cigar boxes purchased, and identified
several as belonging to a lot OF fifteen which
ing Bailey, had him arrested. The evidence
against the prisoner las Mr.. Thompson could
swear only to the boxes, and not to the gars,)
Rowland. te instifv n eommitnent for court
and these two cases were dismissed.
The young men Moreland and Rosenthal,
then Bailey Of in the
case was taken up for trial, and after the hear.
ing OF several witnesses relative to the pur.
chase OF cigars from Bailey In the boxes iden-
case was postponed, in order that an impor-
tant witness for the defence might be sum-
monPd
Saturday afternoon, the case had a final hear.
ing before Justice Rowland. Mr.. Cotton. the
witness desired, appeared and testified that ne
never knew Bailey to sell cigars or carry them
from Thompson's store. He was slightly ac-
work room. Witness knew the fact by sleep
ing there with him. Bailey told witness OF tho
robbery of his work room. Witness denied
rious places; and also tina. he directed Mr..
Thompson to those places where the boxes
identified were found. Justice Rowland, in
giving ms decision, stated that up to the hear;
the case to court; but he had now concluded
that the evidence was pot altogether sufficient
to send the case to court, and the prisoner
might consider that he had made a hairbreadth
escape. The case was dismissed.
THE NATIONAL COURSE RAcRs.-The third
race came of on the National Course yesterday
afternoon, and was as numerously attended rs
the preceding ones. The contest WAS between
ers br. m. Belle Of Baltimore, the first -named
winning the purse OF $500 in three straight
heats, in 2a3k, 2421 and 44.
To day purse of $500 will be trotted for in
double teams, for w hich the following entries
have been made Harry Ford entered Gentle
Annie and Belle Steever; Dan Mace entered
Prince and Belle Of Hartford; T. Williams en-
tered Nicaragua and Mcclellan; Mr.. Tsel en-
tered Lazy Kate and Belle of Baltimore.
Northumberland time ago, John McNa-
mara, alias Johnny Mack, was arrested for
highway robbery OF Lieut. Jos. B. Quiglsy,
and before trial made his escape from the Se,.
ord Ward station house. Yesterday he was
recaptured by Officer Weldon, OF the Seventh
over to Superintendent Webb who ordered
his confinement in the Second Ward station
for trial.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-McG uire &c Co.,
sold yesterday part of lot S. in square 453, on
II street, between Sixth and Seventh streets, to
d. w: G. Palmer at Sc cents per foot. The
same firm sold three lots in square 6ls, to W.
b. Todd, for lix cents per square foot
WE CALL attention to the sale to morrow after
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able lot opposite tie Baltimore ana Ohio Rsiiroai
Depot. with large frame bnildins, slitsble for
warehouse. 1t
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sss Of most h + city They
the fact with satisfaction and pleasure. .Weree-
onmend them to parties having business In their
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