Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-03

Benjamin ]. Neal, disability
Frederick Butler, father Of motherless chill
John Adams, colored, furnished substitute
Edward Woodson.
Alfred Horton, only son of widow.
Mathews, John Mathews, VIM. Bowie, threats
dismissed. Daniel Mehrling, Charles Bradley,
do: security for peace.
Third Precinct.-Wesley Adams, drunk; dis
missed. Catherine Donnelly, do; workhouse
Two soldiers, do; military. Jacob Powers,
sliser Nelson h Jas: Conner =, disorderly; sS44
Fourth Precinct.-Mary Shay, drunk and dis
orderly; workhouse. Ellen Smith. vagrancy;
do. Virginia Smith, disorderly; do. MichT
Feely, drunk and disorderly; do. Jno. Nc
Glaughlin, do; do.
Sixth Precinct.-John Weaver, assault and
battery; dismissed. P. Miller, threats; bail for
peace Geo. King, disorderIy: 81. A. P. Ton
nett, fast driving IS. Thos. Boyd, Jas. Dingle,
F.Schneider, and Chas. Schneider, dsorderly;
dismissed: Mary Cole, drunk in market work.
house 60 days.
Tenth Precinct-Frank Hanks, disorderly;
dismissed. William Armstrong, do; Sl.9i.
Susan Anderson, do; S1.9l. Margaret Rus
sell, do; dismissed.
MIxED-UP CAsE-Testerday morning VIM.
Mahr was arrested by officer Grown for threat
ening violence to Eugene Frean, and was held
to bail for peace by Justice Giberson. Mrs.
Emilia Mahr, wife of VIM. Mahr, was also held
to bail for peace for similar threats. In the
afternoon Eugene Frean was arrested for
threatening VIM. Mahr, and was held to bail
for peace by Justice johnson. He was also
charged with assault and battery on Mrs
Mahr, Tor which he was held to bail for hear
ing. These cases grew out OF the joint occu-
pancy OF a house, Mahr being the tenant of
Frean. Frean wanted to get Mahr and MS
family out, and llfeeling resulted, and it Is
charged that Frean put the family out IN
Mahr's absence The case is not ended, the
assault and battery case being for hearing, in
which the question will probably arise whether
the ejectment was made by civil or military
process, Mr.. Frean alleging that It was by the
latter.
SUPPOSED THIEF-Yes terday morning, about
AK O'Clock, Mr.. Chas Dowden observed negro
man with a carpet bag opposite the post office,
on street. He approa ehed the negro ana saw
him take something from the bag and run OH,
leaving the bag. He pursued but could not
catch the fugitive. The bag was turned over
10 the police and searched, but nothing was
found except an old coat and shirt. W nat
was taken of course is not known. The tugi-
tive is supposed to be a thief who had just been
doing up little professional business.
RoBnERY.-Iast night the boarding house
OF Mr.. Perry on / street, between Sixth and
boardrrs had retired. The thief rified toe
pockets of several OF Lhe bcarders. Tie robber
was not arrested but is suspected to be q par
no left but recently, after stay In the
house sufficiently long to give him thorough
acquaintance with the rooms aud the habits Oh
The occupants.
BRRIvAL.-We notice in the list of arrivals
by the steamer City OF London, st New YORK,
from Liverpool, on Taesd ay, the name OF M isS
Nti!ie Fowler, who possesses an enviable rep
UtaiiOn in Europe as a ddnseuse. we learn
that she will soon appear az Canterbury Hall,
Ut which establishment she comes to this coun-
try expressly to fulfil an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ing 10 Haymarket Theater, London, imn ade.7-
iy upon its termination.
TIE NAIAD QUHEN.-There will be matt
nee at tCrd's heater on Saturday afternoon,
when the Naiad queen" will be performed
The entertainment will commence at kaif-past
two O'Clock, ard end before five; and an oppor-
tunity will til us be afforded citizens OF AieXan
dria 10 come up and witness this splendid Or &
matte pageant. as they viii be able 10 return II
the five O'Clock boat.
DEsERTEEs AND CITIZEN PaIsoNEPs.--Sev.
"a citizen prisoners Were sent IN from ne arr
by Brigadier General Patrick, Provost Mar
shall General, I'm der various charges, the chief
being that they were not safe persons TO be
witbin the limits of the army. Twelve desert
ers from the rebel army, ard one prisoner ol
war were also sent in. They we-e all order
cd TO the Old Capitol
FOURTH WARD STATIoY CAsEs.-Williar1
Mahr, Eugene trean, Eneha Aahr, tnFeats
bail Tor peace. Eugene Frear, assault aue
battery Tor hearing. John Toet!er, Jos; SIS
ser DO: bau for peace. jas Bennett, hehIs
Goggin, disordcrly; dismissed. " "a. Soi'lais
drank f.ud disorderly; ( los. q. w: bat e.
Gturk: - ES Thos. BoWen, disorderiy; Si.2o
FULLY CoMMiTTRD-ruesday Israel Dor
sew and George 81 iliam2, c1lored, who art
cIarged with the assautiug and cutting TT
William Douohoo, on Sunday. the ga uit.
were brought ont of Jail before Jusice Drury
and after an examination were fully commit
tod Tor Trial tat court. Mr.. D0nonoo, we 0E'
i.lad to learn, is re recovering.
AN ENeLIsH AND FRgseH school for youn
ladiss and children viii be opened on Sept
eth, at 353 / street, between Thirteenth ant
fourteenth, by Mrs. Barry, of New YORK city
Mrs Il. has had much experience In schoo
teaching, and can furnish satisfactory tessiHao
mails. See advertisement elsewhere. -
DEATH OF A OoNscRIPT.-John b. Holland
(colored,) one of the eonscripts from Washing
tor, died yesterday at Mason's Island, wher
he was sent day or two ago. His body wa
yesterday morning buried by the Quartermas
ter's Department. xa
s-> ~ .stt. 2asss