Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-24
Deferred Local. Articles

missed. j. Bor,and, do; s33o. e. l.. Wicrs.
ao.; $50. VIM. King Il Co, three cases selling
hquor unlicensed; 40 IN each case
second Precsacf.-Dan'l Caller, drunk: mill
iaIy. Joseph T. Johnson. suspicion; dismissed.
'HrS, hoz'ie, drunk aud disorderlv; do.
lhtsa PTeciact.-9eorge McCallau druns.
Johr smith, Co.; John Harper, Betsy I3laseos'
CnibHrine smith, Henry Collins, disorderlv.
dismissed: Thomas Evans. do I; sas2. Mrs
". Oh, tsrrats; dismissed. One soldier, drunk:
m.!itsly. Margaret knokes, selling lsouor To-
soldiers SD Lewis Johnson, Lucy TABS, die
orderly; slts each. Barney Coquire, throw
Foarfh Irseinet.-Julin Finecomb, graud.lsr-
ceEy; bail for court or.E--
Srxfh Preeinct.-Samuel Little, J. Miller.
yasrsncy, workhouse. Lorenzo Dingman, r..
B,anlS, driving on pavement; 81 each. jno
John Hahn, B. F. Abbott and q. L. Roberts,
dismissed. Lizzie Miller, disorderiy and pro.
fame s.. MARY Waehfer, do; dismissed; W..
O'Neal, creating nuisance; se each. Heury
Sarroii, Nm. Ben sole, Thos. Kenny, Jno. Dew,
drunk and disorderly; IS each Nimrod Car.
GonGad Esepns hs hanss ii
tion; bail for court. Also, selling liquor to
soldiers; $50. Lizzie Miller, Lizr,e L,meburg,
prostitution: IS each. E. Roach. assault and
battery; bail ior peace. W. r. Bener. threats;
90: H'nry Hagemsn, carrying concealed
Tenth Ireciact-Fannie Lyons, drunk; dis.
missed. John Mack, highway robbery; sent
20 the Superintendent. Robt. Williams, drunk:
dismissed: Henry Washington, disorderiy
tives. David Shine, do; s5.si. john Carber-
~, do; dismissed. Corn we'll Mckay, dn; 81.
Fannie Lyons, drunk workhouss. J. john
son, 90 military. VIM Adams, assault with
intent to kill: jail for court Tnomas keenan,
and j. A. Rowan. suspicion of stealing a
watch; and John Phillips, threats; dismissed.
Ellen Cavsnsugh, drunk and disordsriy; 90.
John Beston, drunk; dismissed. Fanny Cook,
do. and disorderly: military. Anne Elliot,
disorderly; dismissed. Dan'l Murphy, drunk
and disorderly; 81. Jas. A. Dishman, do; 81
ITna .S1lrE r
Louis, disorderiy; 81 each. Hiram Brian,
suspicious character, dismissed Jeremish b
Lane, disor derly; do. Mary Simonds, keepir
q disorderly house; do Mary g. Payne, do
workhouse in default Of security for good be-,
havior. Cornefs Leonard and Victoria Scott,
drunk dismissed.
RAID UPON ARANCHR.-We A Wednesday, Conrad
Wachttr was arrested by officer R. Johnson.
Inlrd ard, upon charge of keeping bawdy
house in the basement OF house No 50z Ninth
street. near Pennsylvania avenue Wachter
and The inmates of the basement were taken To
the station house and had a hearing before JUS
VIM. Beureie went to the house Tuesday nieht.
and made arrangements to lodge there, 6ut had
some dificnl!y with a female, and Wachter
interfered, Beursle alleges, and drew a knif,
upon him. Beurele left the room, remarkine as
he left that he would attend to Wachter the
next day. According to promise, he returned
Wednesday with two friends, took drinks with
them, and then threw a glass at Wachter'e
head, and smashed several other glasses Tha
barkeeper ran ont, called the police, and had
all arrested: The justice, in view OF the testi-
mony, fined Beurele S5 for disorderly Conduct
and held Wachtar to bail for court in S400
Lizzie Limebnrg and Lizzie Miller, two female
inmates of the basement, were fined S5 eech.
w achters bail had surrendered MIN, and he a
now in Jail for court. On ThursdaY EerReant
s1RpSI ana SssE :s Johnson made
Kept by Wachter for purposes Of prostitution.
BY order OF the Superintendent the ofscers took
possession ssis, s, OF the basement Of the hosss,
pants OF the upper stories are very respeetshis
people, and are highly gratified by the prompt
action OF the police, which has relieved them
OF great annoyance
SHARP GAMx-Michas Shea was very drunk
and disorderly in the street in Smampoodle.
home. He separated nom his companions and
went Oh, but soon got into another quarrel
with other parties. They started him home
si1n sEnn Y,.h Hs wng to with
friend, and kicked up mnss generally. The
officers went for him, but he ran into his house
station house and accused ths Mens os ne
ing into his house and robbing him OF $500 He
was locked mp for the nigA&s In the morning
said he tell yssa he haS Sss an aa
could go home; but he had $500 in the house,
and the officers had taken possession. Justice
TThhompsoa Inc nned - 1sm Is for disordsriy conduct
fcers call ''getting the first tsweaTr-sdihetames
q great advantage.
FOURTH WARD SrArIoH CAs2e.-Rosa "A
McGaw, threats; dismissed. Ehza Noxsu. dos
do. Jeremiah Maher, drunk; workhouse.
Mcdowell, drnnk, do. Robert Wrsy. DO.
workhouse. Jamee Williams, threats; bail for
peace. Julia Cole, do; for further hearing.
ATgs,s aaSn Rvs snisnna s a. ngntnx in car military
ling. fColofed girl, insane: for saSe ksspinf.
James Scott, drunk, and Joseph Perry, desef-
aaS Srnsn so n,y s.sph
J James S. Wallace, larceny; dismissed Thos.
Dlalony, do; Jail for court. James Eahserty,
do; military. John Smith. accessory To- laT.
pieions; dismissed. John Clifford, do; WorS-
honse. James Tyner, do; military. Edward
Piummer. drunk; military. John Genoa, do.
Thomas Mnloney. do; dismissed. Geo Brown.
do; 80. Eliza Noxen. threats; bail for peacs
Drnn " sTosr YAan-For two w,es.
pasT, man, who appeared to be i'll, has been
lettering IN and around Veihmyer's stone yard.
Mr.. Ieihmyer notified officer Parker ThGrsdsy
that the man was In very bad condition. The
procured from the Mayor an order for the ad-
mission OF the sick nan to the aims house. An
officer went to the stone yard to take him away,
utes before he arrived. No inquest was re-
quired, and the body was coffined for burial
by the city authorities. S1.25 was found on his
person. and his mama a@was a<osreaaAsa 1ee
VIM. Mc9uire
AIDING SOLDIERS TO DEsERT.-On Thursday
Jerry Jones and his wife, Rose Jones. (coiored,p
were sent 10 Captain Todd by the Captain ct
Company d, 18th N. Y. cavalry, at the Cavalry
Depot, Giesboro, for aiding soldiers to desert.
1t ls charged that they offered to sell suit of
citizers' clothes TO Corporal John White, OF
Company ID. and did succeed in selling q suit
to John shepherd to enable him to desert They
were sent TO the Central Guard. house, aud yef-
terday morning they were turned over T. the
civil auihorries, the papers in the case being
sent to :he grand jury.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Mary Kee-
nan, drunk; a.. Jos. Smith, smuggling liquor
10 soldiers; military. VIM. Long, drunk and
disorderiy; S2. Thos. Moneer, Albert Shailey,
John Moran, stealing; held for hearing.
Thos. Courtney, drunk; Sl9f. John Pedin-
berg, do. and disorderlyi dismissed Eliza
beth. Herbert, do: -. George Hildebrand,
drunk; dismissed.
SHowRREp.-Thursday, w. H. Ballard. <sth
company of the Invalid Corps, stationed &C
ST AIoysius Hospital. was sent TO the central
guardhouse for confinement fol. three days,