Evening star., 1863-04-23
LOCAL NEW.

-. -""u ~ 'hah s'Tee7l Kept oy RssSxia Weia-
holt, and the land!ady ans sef board. n. vxn
Anew visitors, were taken 80 the ststiasi ana "a
Ai1eo nti the hoUr OF trial yesterday norn,nSr
Mls. weiphols was CHARGED win Keeping !,
Va oy noree. Snc the eSidnn @ aS1a,s har WA q
lUlHSE.aliE ihat uS Isaisa fafmw,t "A v.,or..
E'r', 70 testified that sac fosrs-,s, S.ss,;,i A.
Tue rs fonAf Hotel, but rented two, Mons On
N rs. ~s'fahelt for the pur.Syes or r-e--: v, 10
genih men as she pleased, a nd Ma. W wrs
! . n tIr ~ hsr purpose aud cuasee q tedl to n
Sfrerat eoardefs, male sad, female. te..if,,..i
ma, ma try haa ntyer seen ANYTHING iaaproper in
M, hon, e, and that Mr.. weinhof N 4 respect
able issiy. the witt Of IN fisrrn 4, the arrsv
>. st:St pson reqnired her tulEive bail for
Mrs sinhois rss ssso charged with ,e,,,,s. ~,
FqE or without fcsnse, eu, this case wa. ',lIs.
E'ss ed = s. Ntt<ea. another of tne rsriv 81
1rs'so al Eo. sswas ohserea axith 500 uo,ion OF
Il wse stated in The evidence that the a,,.,.seS
and friend went 10 rhe hous. e, se, T.nniss
Lsn:oat. On her In vi.atioh. Aft,r ind,,,sihr ir,
hisk IN the room OF Louiss, his fri,.u d yvish
inr to retire win LoI!sa, Wilson was indu uced
10 so into an adjs,inIng room with the rtr: W.
giiiit Myers. Wilson interroeaisH ner "a IL
her lol her LIE, and learned from her that she
was just about 10 heeiu the life of prostitution
be ADVISED her to stop st once, and not be sin
The life. Virginia Myers did moi mtts fts
charge. Out The statement above is tho sub
lance OF her testimony, and she exonrrated
wilson OF any improper conduct, and /. .uhre
'hh' nc had ADVISED her against prostltutIon,
be has f:"rn married, ana was the mother Of
Gi>DIisGsd FEI : = 1S- "
The cause Of the descent OF the police upon
tR prs 'niSrs was an attack by eoms one nor
~ as'.h "hlie IN the room with his woman. HIS
iiiehas nearing the row, rushed in and took the
person away frum Wilson No person w..
iGehuned as The assaiiaEt. and no case ora Wv
Snt o! the assault. The mother of Virginia
myers is IL servant IL the house. and was there
wren wilson and his friend went there and
waited upon them when they called for whisEy
III Louis&'s room. -"'-. -
I hr ht.n. i, ih.,,
most Itt recta''i~ peighborhoods in the city, and
Inc deVeioptmsnfs made here sho " that things
are sill htiy mixed since this city has sho, up
sn su'iGenfS 10 "a great business and mIiitsry
rs well IL political Metropolis.
'No g. viii hereafter be spotted by he
police.
RoRRERY AED DARsksT.--On Tuesday AFTER
Boon: Lii Ut. !no. III. Mullen, in company win
inree citizens and TWO soldiers, visited the VIM
Tell House, Thirteenth street, near d. In the
tack yard, iiU was attacked by Jne O. Broa,,
head. a soldier, and the citizens, who robbed
him u: 1s5u or $40 and fis d. A crowd pur-
sot ,It H. ;,nd 'he police BEING notified, joined
tie chase. Richard T. Brown was pointed out
"a CGc IF :he p"rtits, and after long chase.
was caught in the Smithsonian grounds by
t:i:ccf Eiglry- ErCodhead was arrested on
four and IL Laif sirtet- in The Seventh Ward.
hy Round: man TAFT " no followed him nearly
mile. double quick time. Upon searching
tn II nothiEg was found upon Brown; upon
ErOadbr::d SI.;ti in tweniy. .dCIisr bills we've
found in his. cap BroadEtad said the money
was Ri''n 30 b!m; tut subsequently he said
that he picked itup. Finally he said he knew
who took the money, snd would not tell who.
1t was proved Il at EroHdbeGd made previ-
ous ats II pit 10 ruii The Lieutenant, by grabbing
his roc ket bc ok in the ar room Of the VIM.
Tell House. Justice Clayton committed Brown
and Br. aGhcad 10 jail for further hearing
SiSGULAE MoKTALiTY.-Since Friday lat.
Dir. G: nlSe r. l:, iesinng on Eleventh street,
bi, WI IN l. and ", has lost four children ont OF
rt nrIIi is ltftr
of the disease commenty known as the .Spottsd
fcyrf.'' Tn Thursday night the oldest child,
about ten years OF age. was taken, and died in
about twelve hours, and Dother was taken
and died few hours afttr. These were buried
On Saturday. On Monday morning two @ hers
Were taken, and died on Monday night The
still Survives, with but little hope Of recovery.
The first symptoms of the disease are chilly
50 nsiiions, followed by fever, which pros
T. ats ti:e system. The Victims rarely Uv-
mor'' tfisn twelve hours, and these children 81
ded aboEt thirteen hours after the attack, with
the exception of the last. Ahout the time death
takes Place eTuptions break out on ths body.
QEite a number Of physicians have carefully
" atched the ~ NJ ptoms III these cases, and nos
wiihstanding thr fatal. ty attending them, they
do not believe the dis to be contagious.
81. o. W. Bon sunday afternoon, hi.
chaei Shea, Who iiEes Il The corner OF Twen-
tieth and i streets, Ut drunk, and being q
Urdtr OF v v lie KeaseH, Went home aas naana
ed Mrs. Shea, tho naturally "hollered,h there
ny raising the nfiehhorhood. Sergeant Hurley
AID 'liherr t:rrmp hurried TO the house and
raped, tui Mrs. Shea refused 70 let thef,a iB,
say ipg that her husband ahadn't hurt her.
The Officers. by thrPats. however, induced her
10 o!'en the door, and they took Mr. Shea (who
had retired to his virfnous pillow to the sta
tion, and Justice Drury fined him. SO for his
fun. -r.- 49, ..- ...s
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-t,has Ev-
an, violating hack law; 81 SO. J. c. HuKhes,
drunk; dismissed. Henry Lander, disordariy:
81 Adelaide Alexander, larceny: dismissed
Butler,do:; 81 So. R. T. Brown, robbery: iail
for hesnng. j. c. Broadhesd, do: do ByIop
TroWbridge and Philip Rand. suspicious; mil
itary. John +, Henry, drunk; workhousp T.
E. Davis, suspicious; military. Ka.e Robbins.
drunk SO: Jennie Hopkins, do: So J. "
Carr, do; =" .r >
New THEATER--Itis is said that arransan. er.s
nave been made between Mr.. Leonard Grove.
and Mr.. VIM. Spauiding for the erection er q.
theater in this ciiy,on the site of Growers at =
th. tbe'stcr now standiBg will cemmene &c within
sixty days. The work on Fords ne " thel-A-.
noW rapidly running up, is quite suhStsa ,ts..
Ii il desigRea to ba q handsome ediHce
ALTERING PAssKs.-Byron Trowbridce and
Phillip Rand, soldiers in citizens clothes were
arresteS S,y by officer walker era ss suspicious per.
passes. Capt. McKelvey, Of the MefropoIitan
detectives, examined them, and not being ea.
listed with their answers, seEt them to the
Central Guardhouse. -
SOLDIERS RRsT.-From the 18th to the 9fs.'
inst, inclusive, there were received at CAPITA a
Camps office, Soldiers Rest 40 recruits, l31
conyalcscrDts, l95 1urloughed men, 81 desert
ers. and SO in detached parties; and durinr the
same periods thfre has been Sent to rcsiments
in the field 245, to Conyalescent Camp 2ts and
TO alexandria (deserters) a.. i-.- = -.
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DisMIesEp -Ann L. Kirk, charged with
the larceny Of S120 from c. W. Grow, we 3 dis
missed Tuesdsy by Justice Clayton, there ne.
ing no proof OF larceny. Anna was not sene
70 ]all Tor further hearing as stated Yesterday
! he commitment Was prepared, but she gave
the required bail before 1t was executed g
CHARGR DIsMissEo.-Justics Rowisnd-ass
discharged the claim agent, Mr Babcocf, ar
rested on the charge of obtaining money nnasr
iaise pretences from a naval Officer. On 6naI
nearing Justice r. was salts ded Mr.. Babcock
was en- titled to a full acquittal. =
CLosRD.-The tippsiug shop Of John Foley,
near the Finley Hospital. WAS cfesed yesterday
by order of Captain johnson, OF the Provost
Guard Foley was subsequently fned $40 by
] Justice Ferguson, to whom the case was re-
ferred. -----------
M.,, ,DprsovFRa-Jae. Milsteaa and Gao