Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-16


Camps Office, where they said they wers cooks
and bar tenders; Zingling telling the Captain
that the place was kept by one johnson, but
some OF the party let ont on him. They were
Lieutenant 4emmill went over again with the
guard and arrested WEIGH, the other proprietor.
FouRrH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Patrick
Webb, disorderly; 81. Julius Luche, do; for
10; John Buckley, vagrancy; %. John 7: Brad
afnna saS %as1! ~ Hs1,y TsyG
J. Dexter, do; military. Francis Mcguire.
ds sSa'n r: a a s. or work, 3
George Young, drunk and disorderiy; 20.
Q; Weldon, larceny; committed for court. r..
throwing stones; S2. Frances Holland, Grand
larceny; Jail for court. George Holland. ao.
cessory to larceny: do. Alnsworth Goodenow,
do, military deorgs Holland, Carrying Ss Wss.
pons; $40. Thomas Miller, asleep in the street
and carrying concealed weapons; $40 Michl
Thcs. Madden, drunk; 81. John Norton, drunk
and disorderly; 81. NJ: Corners. assault and
battery bail for peace. Bridget Sullivan, hav-
ing Government horse; military. IL. Con.
exposure: 80. Ellen Smith, drunk and disor-
derby; workhouse. James Lloyd, do. 50. Pc
ter Epurt, disorderly; 20. Capt La Drew, do;
80. Hannah Stafford, strolling the streets; dis
missed.
SroNINa CoNTRABANDs.-Lately, some Of
part Of the Seventh Ward, have been in tho
habit Of stoning contrabands, who ha We To- Gated
in that section, and this species Of sport has
Bands, but to persons living in tha. s s
that the police determined to put stop to 1t.
Accol dinghy, this morning, nine Of the boys
were arrested by the tenth precint officers, and
of them and ordered them to be locked ND, and
dismissed the others. warning them that
severer punishment would be inflicted on them
If the offenss was committed by them a second
time.
BURGLAR CAPTURED.-At an early hour this
morning, MIR. Mothershead, who resides near
the Navy Yard market. on coming down stairs
discovered contraband, who gave his name
as Lewis James. Is ing on sofa in room
which had been locked up. aud officer Harrison
was called and took him in custody. On taking
him to the station he was searched, and a val
liable gold bracelet, which had been stolen
from the residence of Mr.. Gilman, on New
Jersey Avenue, was found on his person. He
states that he was invited in the house by b
contraband. but the window bears evidence of
his having broken in. Justice Gull ommitted
HIM to Jail for court.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Susan Hal.
iday, disorderly; S1-5S. VIM. Wonderly, drunk
dismissed; FRANCES Msads; DO; 81 Gostieb
dismissed. Mary Hamilton, petty larceny; do.
Elias Lomax, grand larceny; Jail for hearing.
Patrick Hartner, drunk dismissed. Peter Cra-
do John Sterner and Chas. Smith, desertion;
military. Cyrus Rupert, sleeping In street; dis.
missed. G. H. jonathan, disorderly; Sl.si.
den, disorderiy; S15s. VIM. Harvey, sleeping
in the street; 81. Lewis Topman and Jno. Sea-
more, disorderly; dismissed. Henry Hober,
drunk and disorderly; 81.
CASE oPGRAND LARCKNY.-Yesterday after
noon, officer Grown OF the Fourth Ward ar
rested Frances Holland for the larceny of $50,
Nixon, the complainant, said that he had been
living with Frances fer nine years, and
brought her from North Carolina with him.
She had access to his trunk in which he saved
George Holland, and to his surprise, yesterday
he discovered that Frances had not only stolen
his money, but had gone of and married Geo.
Holland: The priso were locked up in the
Fourth Ward Station house for trial.
GRAND LARcRNY.-About ten O'Clock Satur.
arfrssd EiIas Loma., eoloaed ae i an WARD
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth and q and II
streets north, upon a charge Of grand larceny.
When arrested, Lomax had in his possession
8 small hand.trlnk containing an italian naval
uniform valued at $3.50. The uniform was
ldenuhed as the property OF an italian naval
0AICGA. A/OAAoA ~stS OmIllltteO 70 1all Tor fur.
Their hearing by Justice Clayton.
STEALING CoAr.-On Saturday Oaicer
Parkhurst was called on TO arrest Angelo
6arness, an Italian, for stealing coat, and on
taking him to the station he Acknowledged the
act, and very coolly asked the complainant te
lend him dollar and half flor which he had
sold the coat) to redeem it, that he might re-.
turn IL, and informed the ofIicer where he had
sold 1t, and, acting on the information, the OF.
ncer secured the article. Justice Ferguson
committed Garness to Jail for court.
REAL ESTATE SALES, by ]. G.. Mcclure Il
TO-, auctioneers: Twelve lots in subdivision Of
square 337, on 18th street, between p and
Rhode Island avenue-Lot 1, Michael Murphy.
% cents per FOOT lot 9, JOS. w. Reed. II cents
lots and 4, Armistead Reed, IL cents lot S.
Jno. W. Tucker, 10 cents; lot 6. J. T. RowIes,
10 cents; lot Z, Armistead Reed, IL cents; lot 8,
same, IL cents; lot ., Jno. W. Tucker, Ia cenrs:
lots 10 and Ii, DR.. A. Lee, TX cents; lot II,
Patrick Murphy, % cents.
FRED DeUGLAss.-This popular colored ora.
tor, we understand, will deliver q lecture on
Monday, December 9TH, at the 18th street Pres.
byterlan Church, before the coIored ladies con-
traband association. The well-known ability
OF the orator will no doubt attract large au.
dience.
THE PRIZE CoURT.-This morning Judge
Wylie made DEGREES Of condemnation in 4
number of cases, among which are those of
the schooners Nanjemoy, Cassandra, Clara
Ann, Three Brothers and Gold Leaf. The
other cases are those of lots Of goods merchan-
disc, money, canoes, fiat. boats, &c.