Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-04

WIS gong on, ana guard was Immediately
dispatched to the place, but before they pro.
ceeded far they were assailed with a voiley of
stones, when the order was given TO charge.
The teamsters fired several shots at the guard.
but fortunately. none were struck excepting
two by stones. The guard succeeded in arrest
ing Robert Jackson, Jasper Atkinson, Dennis
wagner, John Decker, Vim. Shase and Joseph
smith, who were sent to the Central Guard
house.
CRIMINAL CouEr-Jmige Olin.-Yesterday,
EIen fauntleroy, convicted Of petit larceny,
was sentenced to five days in Jail, and Marga.
ret Stewart, convicted Of grand larceny, to one
year in the Albany penitentiary.
Emily Vanhorn and Ellen Smith were found
guilty Of stealing lot OF clothing from Thos.
Jewell, and sentenced to one year each in the
peEitentiary.
John Sims was convicted of stealing two pair
of boots, and sentenced to one year in the peni-
Thomas Nelson was found guilty of stealing
watch worth 50, and sentenced to three days
in Jail.
MURDERoUs Yesterday after
noon, Michael Noughton, residing on X, near
Twenty-secend street, made q savage assault
upon his wife with an ak and brick, and with
the latter struck her on the forehead, making
an ugly wound. The police having heard Of
the traeas, officers Crump, Watts and Stuard
FASTENED TO the place, and there found Mrs.
Noughton laying outside the house, bleeding
profusely, Noughton having ceased beating her
when she fell. Noughton was arrested and
taken before Justice Drury, who ordered him to
be locked up until the result Of her injuries
may be ascertained. DIR. Kennon dressed the
wound, which he thinks may prove fatal.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jacob
H tLn.; SUSPICION Of stealing cow; bail for
nearing. w. w. Young, threats do. Jno w.
Baker, threats and drawing knife: Jail in de-
fault of security. Geo. W. Cudlip, throwing
brick at City Railroad Car; Si.g. Michael
Farrell, fighting; dismissed. Coonrad Gaty,
do, do; Jno. Faulkner, do; do. Maria Malo-
ney, yagraney; dismissed. Geo. Hoffman,
drink; military. Michael Conner, insulting
kins, do; do. Thos. Farrall, drunk; do.
DEAD Observation-Disclosures metropolitan
Police, No. 516 Elcrenh street.-All dead horses
town, and the county beyond the limits of these
cities, will be removed on notice in writing,
particularizing the locality of the carcass,
being left at either Of the several police stations
mentioned below.
Patrolmen are required to report daily to
their several Sergeants, all dead horses in their
respective beats; and Sergeants to transmit
Immediately, such information to Mr.. John H
German, Superintendent Wagon Park, corner
OF NJ street north and Nineteenth street west, or
these Headquarters.
POLICE STATIONS.
Georgetown.-Station- house on High street,
near the canal bridge.
First Ward-On Twentieth street, between
] and 4 streets.
Second Ward-Ohio avenue, next to corner
OF Thirteenth street.
Third Ward.-Temperance Hall.
Fourth Ward-East wing City Hall.
/ Fifth Ward.-South street, between First
and Second streets east.
Sixth Ward-Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard
Seventh Ward.-Fonr. and "a half street, west
side, between L and streets south.
Comfy Station. house.-Corner of Seventh
street and Boundary, for portion north of city;
and at Odd Fellows Hall. Navy Yard for por-
ton beyond the Eastern Branch.
Notices LETT at the Department Of the Metro.
poiitan Police, n o. $40 Eleventh street. will re-
ceive prompt attention.
my 27-eO1m w. b. WEBB, Supt.
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