Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-30

Ger ard Blumer, ith ward, alienage.
VIM. Cox 4th ward, alienaga
Thomas McCabp, I'd ward, alienage.
VIM. Hughes, I'd ward, alienage.
Robert Gliding, Sd ward, under age.
L. II. Beckwith, 9TH ward, disability.
Alexander Eaton, 5th ward, mother elects.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Olin.-Yes terday,
VIM. Ryon was found guilty of grand larceny.
VIM. Boston was convicted of an assault and
ba tery, ard sentenced to fac of thirty dollars.
VIM. Christmas was found guilty OF petty
larceny, and sentenced to jail for thirty days.
Samuel y, Gather was found guilty of petit
larceny, and sen fenced to Jail for four months.
This morning, Louisa Hayes, of"Hay Stock
notorety, indicted for keeping bawdy house,
submitted her case, and was fined $3.50.
VIM. Jones, for asSaulting and resisting
officer, was found guilty, and sentenced to pay
a fine Of $50.
Gracey West, indicted for keeping O. bawdy
house, was found guilty.
James SpontnitZ is on trial for keeping a
bawdy house on ID street, near Twelfth st.
AN INDUSTRIOUS THIEF-Samuel Ignite,
alias Roberts, was arrested last nigh by Officer
Brewer. of the Third Ward. There ara four
cases against him First-For stealing hat
from Geo. ii. Paddon. Third-Steallng q
beaver cloth cape from Herbert Moore
Notwithstanding hat from Andrew Sch wartZ.
Al these articles were stolen from the house
of Mrs. Donohoo, On Twelfth. between E and f
streets. Ignite is an old offender, and we'll
! known to the police, who have arrested him
uSutly III SlHlitT cases. lie Is now =
soldier in q New York regiment, doing duty in
this city. Justice Tho,npson sent him to Jail
for court in each case.
Police REroETs- Third I'reciact-AIex'r
Gibbs, GisorderIy; $3.50. Rob't Mcpherson,
co; So IS. Sanl Gross, do. - Sc. Henry
Jones, do. dismissed. George Webster Frank
Hawkins, drunk do.
F6rr.h Frecinct-E!izabe beth Davis and Ann
Eewis, disordeTiS So each. Diana Williams,
petit larceny; dismissed.
.Sirh P,eciact.-Ichn Farrell &c Co, keeping
bar open after - o'clock al night; SO Samuel
Iytle, alias Roberts. petty larceny, three cases;
jail for Conrt also, for grand larceny; do.
Tenth Precinct-AIbert JAZZ, assault and bat
terry and robbery; dismissed. Gabriel Pun
phrey- cssau nit; bail for peace. Thos. Baltimore,
surrendered by his bail and sent to JAIL
CAUGHT AT LAST AIS n7oTnin g Off Ger Crown
arrested SafuHnl SaToy, cOlOred, for cutting
Cage Terrell, colored, ct festival given by the
coioreG msmbers Of a ii ethOiist Church on
Eighteenth street, near N north, about two
weeks ago. The injured man was cut in the
stomach, and has since hean confined to his
he'd. Terrelrs father told the officers that it
vas Impossible for the wounded man to sur
Vive raucn longer. Savoy has not been seen
since I'LL arrested by Crown: Savoy and Ter
Yell Lad a quarrel, and left the church to make
up quietly. it was supposed but Savoy, after
going out. cut Terrell with knife. Justice
Emerson committed Savoy to Jail for further
hearing.
a HARD CUsToMBR.-This morning, officer
IuoOtSs 0l TIE ulIC VI ara, arrested q woman
named Mary Riley fer stealing pocket.bo
the property of Frank Gas tiglioni. disappeared
from the evidence that Mrs. Castiglioni was
sick. and the prisoner went to the house to offer
her assistance for a few days. and while there
she stole the pocket book. The pocket book
was entified, but The money was gone. JUS
tee Thompson sent her to Jail for court. On
the way to jail, the prisoner resisted the Off Ger,
yelled and fought, and laid down. Rounds
man Kelly, OF the Fourth Ward, went to the
officers aid, and detective McDevitt, co ming
a mr. or 10 ,a2 IL,
IL and conveyed 10 quod.
Observation-Disclosures day, the police
OF the Fifth Ward presented to Miss Mary Ann
Foy IN Ursline Manual, handsomely bound In
velvet: in token of their. appreciation for the
kindness she has shown IN many IN stances when
deserving cases have occurred at the station.
The presen tation was made by Justice Fergu-
sen, and Mr.. James Foy replied On behalf of
the recipient. after which the company partook
OF her hospitality.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY Jas. WEIGH, 4 SOL
der, was arrested Yesterday by officer Thomp-
son, tor aSsaultng aud beating Richard Davis.
It appears from Weleh's statement that his
sister was tipsy, and she told him that Davis
furnished her the liquor, which aggravated
"elch, and he went and beat Davis. WEIGH
was turned over to the military, he being a
soldier.
ACcIDENT.--The teamsters who have been
quartsred on Ak street, near the Arsenal, have
been removed to other quarters, and the shan
ties erected there for their accom- notation were
also removed yesterday. While of the
teamstsrs named isialsey, was on the roof of a
shan'y removing the boards, he was accideu-
tally precipitated to the ground and very Sc
verely hurt. He was removed to hospital for
proper treatment
NEW YEARS PREsENTs.-Notw sta nding
the rush made for Christmas presents at Bos-
wallis drug store, corner of Seventh street and
Maryland, he has still a large stock OF fancy
goods perfumery. &C., on hand suitable for
New Years presents. Colds and bronchial
toefect Il cure by the use of his medisated cough
candy.
THR RAILRoAD CAsE.-The case of the Wash
ineton Georgetown and Alexandra Railroad
Company vs.. the Corporation of Washington,
is still before the Supreme Court. Mr.. Stewart
spoke for the company yesterday, and was fol-
lowed by Hon. Reyerdy Johnson to-day on the
sarEe y.
MT Daviage, for the Corporation, will close
the case to- morrow, and it is expected a deci-
sion will shortly be given.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Maria An
der SON, Mag Kirby, Mag Mitchell, disorderly;
Steach. Michael Rollins, drunk and disor-
derby; military. Timothy O'Leary, drunk; do
Patrick Marrigan, do; dismissed. Catharine
Earan, yagrant; do. assN
DEsEnTEns AnEEsrxp.-The detectives of
Capt. Scheetz have arrested the following per-
sons as deserters: Chas Stephens. company
ii, 9th Pa. cavalry; Henry Luther, company
H. 9Th N. J.; z. Ritter, company X, :9th N. "
James Welch, LIST District regiment.
Night before last the store OF
Mr. Pfiuger, on North Capitol street, was bro
ken into by a number of soldiers, who ran
sacked the store, but the approach Of the po
lice and other parties scared them of, they
leaving four or five cavalry caps behind.
rsyWO COCA SkCOND. HAND BILLIARD Ia
BLEs for sale cheap, as n. KELLY'S, corner of
Eh and d SITS. de 80. St
RoAKDIss. lFour gentlemen can 30 aceonmo
- dated with pleasant Rooms and excsllent Board
By applying a. 40. 399 18th street, bstween
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