Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15

itary. Michael Finncgan, do; do. SI.oS. Phillip
Dash. sleeping in street; dismissed. Robert R.
Stanley; do; do. Hammond Locke, do do.
James Whitney, drunk and disorderiy; dis
missed. John Buckley, violating city law;
fined SOS.
POLICE REPORTS.-FirSt Precinct-Rosanna
Gardner, drunk: kept at station till sober.
Second Precinct.-Thomas Bray, grand lar
Ceny jail for court. VIM. Bailey, drunk and
discrderly military. Henry JAG son. do 50
Third Precfnct.-Isaac Swami and Bridget
Maioy, yagrancy: workhouse. Hester Chase,
prosututioni do. Harriet Briscoe and Frances
Snowden, disorderly; S24l EACH A. H. Brandt,
Henry McCune and Geo. Brand, do; 50 o. each
VIM. Wright, do; dismissed.
FouIh Preciact-Catharine Z. Naugnton,
disorderly; workhouse. Dan Rice, drunk
and disorderly do Emeline johnson, dsor-
derby; So. Michael Burke, drunk and dsor-
derby; workhOuSe.
Sirth Precinct-Geo W. Downer disorderly;
s.. also for assault and battery: dismissed
Patrick Deacy disorderly, p. Judson Bell,
indecent exposure; 81. Owen Gormly drunk;
81. Thos. Trainor do: dismissed VIM. Wash
ngton, do; military. Hiram ALI n do 81.
Tenth Preciact.-Peter Mcfarland. drunk.
military.
SAD ACCIDENT TO MRS. HoLMEAD, WIFE OF
THE REV. ALFRED HoLMEAD, RECTOR OF
GRACE CHURCH.-The numerous friends of
this most excellent lady VIII be panied to learn
that yesterday, in passing from her house to
Grace Church, while In the street she fell
from an attack Of vertigo, dslocating the
shoulder joint and Iracturing the bone. Mrs.
H was taken 10 the house Of one of her hus-
bands Pensioners, not far off, and most kind
" attended to. DR.. Morgan was Immediately
in attendance, and pronounced the case one of
dislocation and fracture. Being removed to
her residence, the injuries were properly and
most skilfully cared for, although with ex-
treme suffering to the patient. Mrs. III. is now
as comfortable as could BE- hoped for. Three
weeks ago to-day we noticed the injury re-
ceiyed bv the Rev. Mr.. Holmead, from which
nartlallV rpPnNprn6 10
best wishes of the community will attend the
sufferers.
FIRE Yesterday morning the carpenter
shop owned by J. Is. Williamson, and occupied
by Messrs. James urton and Vim. Lowry, on
Twelfth street, above the HARDWOOD House,
was discovered on fire, and IN a short time it
was entirely consumed The firemen were
promptly on the ground, and succeeded in
saving the adjoining property, which was con-
siderably scorched. The loss amounts TO about
eight hundred dollars, and falls very heavily
upon the firm, who are ne " beginners. a guam
tty OF work, with Ill their tools, was destroyed.
The building was of little value. This fire
was doubtless the work of an incendiary, no
persons having been in the shop since Friday
There can be little doubt but that there is
number of incendIary gangs amongst US, and
it is to he hoped that they will be caught and
receive their merited punishment.
CAPTURE OF ALL IN "THE BASDrox'--
Saturday evening, about 5 O'Clock, a general
muss occurred among the females at Madame
VOTES, corner OF Thirteenth and G. streets,
sll about soger boy belonging TO SCOTS 900.
The police Were called upon by the neighbors,
q nd Roundsman TAFT, with officers Bigley and
Parker entered the house and arrested all
hands.
Justice CLAYTON, before whom they were
taken, fined Madam Wolf $40 for keeping dis
orderly house. Ellen Woods, Emma Richards,
Alice Jones, Nellie Short, Kate Marshall and
Kate Coleman were fined $3.50 each for disor-
dezly conduct. Kate Coleman having the
funds, paid all the fines. The house formerly
kept by the Madam was known as the Den"
but this house she has purchased recently, and
Is known " BandboX No. II
Fourth OF JULY.-Two meetings have al
ready been held at the National Hotel, for the
purpose OF making arrangements for the proper
celebration OF the coming Fourth CT July. a
committee of arrangements, embracing the
names of Judge Purcell, District Attorney
Darlington, Geo. W. Riggs, Lewis Clephane,
Samuel Bacon, Thos. Fisher, Hudson Taylor,
DIR. VIM. Il. Magruder, Rev. Drs Sunderland
and Claiming, A. G. Richards and others,
has been appointed to raise funds and get up
celebration IN every way worthy the Capital
of the Nation.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Mary Har-
rison, suspicion of larceny; dismissed. Anna
White, do. do. Henry Harris, drunk: do. Fred.
kemlet, do Sis. Ellen Wolfe, disorderly
house; $40. Ellen Woods, Emma Richards,
Alice Jones, Nellie Short, Kate Marshall, Kate
IL.
Ian, drunk and disorderly; s2.5s. Anthony
Greely, robbery; for further hearing. Fred.
Harris, Elijah Hill, fighting; sl.S5 each
SICK AND WoUNDED.-The ambulances were
on the move all day yesterday, last night, and
this morning, TO and from the wharf, convey
ing sick and wounded soldiers, who had been
brought up from the hospitals at Aqua Creek
TO the hospitals in this city. Over eight hun
bred have arrived thus far. Most of them are
conyalescing, and will be able 10 rejoin their
regiments in few days.
To BE REMoyRD-George s. Gideon, Esq T.,
President Of the Board, and Superintendent
Webb, of the Metropolitan Police, have been
appointed committee to select suitable
place for an office for the Board OF Metropolitan
building on Eleventh street now occupied by
them, the owner desiring possession.
PIc.SrC.-The first afternoon and evening
pic-nic OF the Washington and Georgetown
Passenger Railroad Relief Association will be
given on Wednesday, June 18th, at the Wash
ington Park, Seventh street The gentlemauly
conductors Of this road Will certainly give an
entertainment delightful 70 all who may par
ucipate-
PROMOTIONS IN SIXTH AUDITORS OPPIcE
The following promotions have been made in
the Sixth Auditors office &C. Haylstt dis.
bursting clerk; John r. Stebbins, F. M. Balm
ger and James A. Jenlans, third class clerks;
T. III. Brown, T.. Story, L. A. McCord, s. l..
Perley and w. J. Leib, second class clerks.
CHARGE OF PICKING POCKET DIsaIssED.
On Saturday night Anthony Gresiy was ar
rested for picking the pocket OF john stuart OF
a watch, but at the examination neither Stuart
nor the witnesses appeared, and Justice Clay
ton discharged Gresly from custody.
pRorEssoR ALEXANDER WoLowsKI, the
waIl-kaown pianist and composer, Is giving
h last course OF piano and singing In WASH
SAG ton All those who desire TO become fine
singers or excellent performers on the piano,
m ist TO. neglect this last opportunity. Pro-
frssor's rooms are No. 45l Tenth street.