Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-31

POLICE RRPORTs.-First Precinct.-W. E.
Sparrow, rebel spy, from Staunton, Va TWEEN
ty-two letters were found on him; sent to the
Old Capitol
Third Precinct.-James Hegan, indecent ex-
posture; workhouse. VIM. johnson, disorderlyi
Fourth Precinct-Wm. Martin, threats; bail
tor peace: Patrick Holeran, disorderiy; work
house Mary Malay, vagrancy; do. John
Cronan' disorderly; dismissed
up "a hours, and dismissed. Fredk Bartlett,
driving on pavement; %. Henry Tinkelacre,
disorderiy; 81. Bishop Cooper, obstrueting
pavement; 81: Joseph Murphy, druk; John
Feeney, do; dismissed.
Tenth Precinct-Edward Smith, indecent ex-
posture IS. Chrittiana Smith, Elizabeth Cole
Garter, do; dismissed. Lavina Burke, do IS,
also, for threats; bail for peace Hannah Snow
den, disorderly; SO cents costs. Sarah Uoombs,
do; 81. John Mcdonald, drunk and disorder
ly; military.
THE DESCENT UPON THE KEEPERS OF
last night, the Marshal and his deputies made
several arrests Of parties, on bench warrants,
against whom the grand jury have found bills
of indictment.
There were some ten persons in all arrested,
among them Major II. G. Bartinet and Miss
Maude Roberts, of No. 275 d street; Kate Wa
tiers, of 18th street; Josephine Newman. alias
Wolfe, of the Wolrs Den, corner D and 18th
streets. All Of them, it is understood, gave Sc.
curity this morning, and were released. Four
OF them were taken to jail, where they stopped
during the night.
The grand jury are still engaged on this class
of cases, having found twenty indictments
yesterday and seven to-day, against parties
residing in every part of the city; and we hope
that their efforts may be successful in clearing
them out
CLosED-The following liquor establish
fc hon
Eolan's detectives: MIR. Christie and James
Brown, 22d and e. M, Ganau, Cottage Hotel,
corner 22d anG F; M. Knowles, 22d and E; NJ.
McDevitt, Parker & Co., Mr. Herman, 2Ist and
F: Thos. Biggings, Mr.. Commiskey and Peter
White, F near 2lst; Gales Hotel and Our
House. Il street near 22d.
Jno. Halle, who keeps a bar in the rear Of
his cigar and bookstore, on Capitol Hill, was
arrested yesterday by Capt. Dolan's Detectives,
charged with selling liquor to soldiers. He
was fined $40. and his bar permanently closed,
and his liquor confiscated.
Halle was subsequently, arrested and COM
mitted to the Old Capitol, on q charge OF furn.
ish rebel prisoner Of war in the Old Capitol
with liquor.
ARREsTs OF DEsERTERs-The following de-
serters have been arrested to-day by Capt
Seheetz,s detectives: James 9: Grafton, 18th
Pennsylvania cavalry; Henry Mills, I'd New
Jersey cavalry; Jeremiah Quinslar, 5th U. S.
artillery Jas. Gafney, 5th U. S. artillery; VIM
Garner, Sd Pennsylvania cavalry, company D.
VI
Edward Sanborn, 145th Pennsylvania yolun-
teers, company G, {substitute) VIM. Hairland,
10th Pennsylvania volunteers, battery q; all
of whom were turned over to Forrest Hall
prison, to be sent to their regiments.
THE FORTY THIHvEs.-A gang OF boot. blacks
market stalls, and even churches. have been
designated by the police &c the "F orty Thieves"
there being about forty Of them. They are so
small, that in every case they have escaped
punishment through the pity OF the parties
wronged. Last night four boys were taken to
the Fourth Ward station, where they were re.
cognized as belonging to the gang. This morn.
ing they were sent to the workhouse for sixty
days BY Justice Thompson. Their names are
Daniel Sugurn, John Murray, Patrick Grady,
and John McNulty.
FREDERICK SoHwARz.-This younp man.
arrested by detective McDevitt yesterday fer
representing himself a United States detective
Is now held as thief. Several houses have
Ward, and McDevitt have recovered some OF
the goods, and expect to get more, and connect
him with the robbery. Among the houses
robbed are the Kirkwood House, United Hall
and Kirby House. He was committed to Jail
1or further hearing by Justice Clayton.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-B. Mudd.
liquor to soldiers; $50. VIM. Maher, susp Ic
Marrice Welsh, larceny; for a hear
ing James Smith, suspicious; military.
= Mitchell Hill; drunk; do. A. v. Roby. assault
drunk; military. VIM. Cross, do: g. Dan i
Sugarn. John Murray, Patrick Grady, and
Jno. McNulty, Migrants; Ohas. Bell, drunk;
~. Jno. herman, larceny; for hearing. Vir-
CONCERT AT THE HOSPITAL FOR THE In
sANE.-On Wednesday evening last, q concert
eminent Hospital for the insane, at that insti.
.ution, and it Is said to have been a really
elegant and enjoyable affair. Among the per-
Corners were Mrs. Buckley. Miss Dale. and
ion; Mr.. Buckley, Mr.. Wallingsford, MI.
Ewald and others.
a HORSE CAsB.-Y.sterday, officer l.. n
found small boy, who gave his
leme as Thomas Wood, in possession or mare
md colt, which he was Offering to sell for S25,
ear the Capitol The officer took the boy to
ne station house, when it appeared that his
ame was Tallifero. The boys father took
barge OF him, and the mare was turned over
o the property clerk.
GETTYsBCRe.-We hear that the Order of
,dd Fellows will be duly represented at the
edicatory ceremonies at the Gettysburg bat
invitations, # is Understood, viii be eSssndea
every lodge IN the loyal States by the Order |
SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs.-wm. Graz.
n, drunk; $i.5s. Q. Brooks, peddling without |
ce1eci @<V. Jaihee uOiO0ns drunk; military.
!. 9enster, assault; bail for peace. Maude |
'oberts, taking goods under false pre:enses |
dismissed. -. =
ADMITTED TO THE BARON motion of |
ohm Z. Morris, Esq. Mr.. Joseph @. Clayton, |
this city was admitted to practice In the /
ourts OF this District.
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