Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-21

RED.
James Herman, 4th ward, alienage.
John q. Sebastian, 18th ward, alienage.
Edward PURCELL lst ward. alienage.
L. q. Campbell, 18th ward, disability.
in Murphy, ith ward, over 35 and married.
Peter Brody, eth ward, alienage.
ThCs. Butler, TIN ward, over 70 and married.
James Mcdaniel, 9th ward, alienage.
Peter Atchison. 9th district, alienage.
Tobias Simpson, 5th ward, over 35 and mar
ried.
Thomas Riley, 10th district, alienage-
VIM. Sorrell, LIST ward, over As years.
VIM. Conway, LIST ward, over 35 and married.
Alfred Bellows, 9th district, over As years.
Chm Zeigler, ith ward, over IS and married.
Albert Stackes, 9th district, alienage.
s. K Anderson, 9th ward. over as years.
Joseph Wallermyer, 9Th ward, resident OF
Maryland.
Thos Mcpherson, 18th district, over as years.
w Henson. 18th district over 30 and married.
Thomas Otty, I'd ward, alienage.
Charles H. Potts, I'd ward. resident Of Phil.
adelphia
Thomas Morris, Sd ward, under age.
David johnson, Ist ward. over IS and mar
ried
VIM. Lucas, LIST ward, disability.
Benz Prosse, ID ward, disability.
Thos. Thomas, ist ward, under age.
VIM Smith, sth district, over b and married.
Jacob Plueers, Sd ward, alienage.
Theo. Richard, 5th ward, resident of Mary
win. Duwns, TN ward, alienage
Bernard Moon, ith ward, alienage.
John Whaler, 18th district, alienage.
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Valentine Waller, 18th district, alienage
Jas. T. Minor, I'd ward over IS and married
DIETRICH Hughes, sth district, alienage.
John Clark, LIST ward, over 81 and married
James Barry, lth ward, alienage
Jos. I. Lewis, 18th district, disability
David Coleman, 9TH ward. over As years.
Geo Matthews. 9th ward, alienage.
John Prayther, I'd ward, over y and mar.
Iied.
Edward Coates, 5th ward, over As years
Chas. +. House, ID ward, elected by father
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Jas. Smith, nth district, over IS and married
Geo. Erksine, 18th district, alienage
NJ. f. Barnard, Sd ward, elected by mother
Shadrick Jackson 9TH ward, over IS and mar
ried.
Tobias William, Sd ward, over IS and mar
ried.
THE ODD FELLOWS VISIT TO LAuREL.-On
Saturday. afternoon, the members OF Union
Lodge, i. y. y. F., with number Of officers
and members Of the Grand Lodge, paid a visit
to Patuxent Lodge, at Laurel, Md. The com
pany, which numbered about seventy, lett in
band of the engineer corps brigade, Captain
Knapp. At the station they were met BY com
mittee OF Patuxent Lodge, when a procession
was formed, headed by the band, and marched
through the village AT O'Clock the Lodge
was visited, where the party remained until
O'Clock. the time (after the trapsaction of the
business OF the Lodge) being occupied by
and the Washington delegation After leaving
the Lodge room, the members of F,atuxenf
Lodge took the visitors in charge, and the pro-
cession marched to Harrison's Hotel, where
supper, prepared in the best style, was parta-
ken OF. Several speeches Were made here also
and the company had good time all around
Some of the visitors returned early Yesterday
n orning, but the majority remained until last
evening, visiting places Of interest about the
village and the churches. All express them.
selves much pleased with the trip and the man
Eer in which they We're received by Patuxsnt
Ledge.
GRAND LARCESY.-WmF Fisher Lieuteu.
ant OF the sth Pennsylvania cavalry. had a
hearing this morning before Justice Giberson.
at the Fourth Ward Station, on a charge OF
ID ling 1868 from Lieutenant $. s. Green, Of
iestined that he yesterday loaned Fisher an
amount of money. After attending the funeral
OF Gen; Bnferd he tGreen) got a room at the
ress woke mp he found Fisher in his room, aud
at the same time discovered that his pocket.
book was gone, and mentioned the fact to
Els her. The latter returned it to Green telling
him he had taken it because certain veman
had been lettering In and about he room Green
dis covered that he was minus $3.50; and called
ID patIolman Dom, who arrested Fisher. and
upon searching him found $3.50 in bills in the
toe OF his boot. Fisher alleged that he was
friend OF Green's, and took the money from him
tor safe keeping. His excuse for having the
money in his boot was that he supposed he fell
asleep, and the woman, or whoever robbed
Green, had plaeed it there. The Justice could
not sssee the ponto in SO lame an explanation,
and committed the prisoner to Jail for court.
A New AND BENEVOLENT IpEA.-Doetor
Mary Walker, a young lady who designs to
open an Institution for the relief OF destitute
Z males, has, by permission OF Superintendent
Webb, established an Office in one of the rooms
,onne cted with the Fourth Ward Station. She
has obtained q house in which they NAV reside
until employment can be obtained for them
Ind Miss Walker designs acting for them as
In agent in the procuring OF suitable situations
where they will be able to maintain themseiyes.
The object is intended to relieve such oniv nc
IRE worthy. The selection of the Fourth ward
station for an office room is an excellent one. |
10 numerous cases Of destitution have been
Presented there, all fema es, rs the reports in
ne Star Will show. Some Of these cases have
'ost the benevolent officers there large sums OF |
money IN aiding the destitute ones Most OF |
htse women are wives and sisters of soldiers
. the army. who sometimes seek in vain for |
heir relatives. $3.50 a = :
AssAULTEDs-Thursday night, as Mr.. Us via |
'ayne, shoe.dealer on Bridge street, George
own, was going into his residence, onsHigb
Htef, after closing his store, he vas tetied nv
htayy blow from soma rnfiian, who hai |
onbsl.ss laid in wait for him, q Mr. sPsyAla
avn with him n snm OF rnoe-y,l and VIII,
rs aeeut 10 rob him. W hem the psl,ics. n. ,tis
s's ~ nsa Iance and fred q. the thief when he
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