Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-12

with disOrder1y conduct and this morning she
Firh Ward. asa taken before Justice furgu-
son, when each party told theis own story. IL
appesxs from her statement that she was mar.
ried about htteen months since 70 her own
her marriage and SINCE she has been keeping
cows, selling milk, and washing for gentle.
men, and that she had cleared enough to make
her comfortabie; but that he came and repre-
sented 70 her the advantage of joining their
fortuees, saving that with his money they
could get along comfortably together; but after
the marriage he got his money from the Sa.
wings Bank. and instead OF Joining 1t to her
fortune, set mp hts nephew on a farm, and
then took her little ould brindle buffalo COW to
nelp to stock 1t. This she objected to, and he
told her that he would put flag over the
mouse and sell 1t, and she wishes to get rid OF
MN. He alleges that the cow was his own,
ana says that she withheld his clothes. The
Justlce advised her to bundle mp his clothes
ana let MIN leave, and dismissed the case.
POLICE QUARTERLY RErURNs.-The Ser
geant OF the nth police precinct Second Ward)
mas prepared ms quarterly return Of arrests
the total number OF arrests in that precinct for
the quarter ending the 3oth September was
LO06. OF these, were for murder; 1, accesso.
/; assault and assault and battery. "a; gam.
bling, 7; disorderly house, 1; prostitution, O.
The remainder were OF offenses against per.
acter, making sum total Of $50 in that class
Offences against property were 1856, viz
Grand larceny, 40 malicious mischief, 6: petit
larceny, III picking pocket, I; robbing, 3 re-
city ordinances, lis.
:. The total number Of males, ss2; females, 15i;
Of males who could read and write, 65i; f..
ried males, 2as; females, 40.
Total white Americans, 49, colored, 236;
r nias,isai Italian. i,s, Ps,., 81 Rsoags
Swiss, 1.
FORTY THIEVES AaAlN.-Jno. McNulty and
Patk Grady, two Of the gang who were sent
to tho workhouse q few days ago, were at large
again yesterday, how we have not heard, but
presume they were fugihves. Yesterday AZ.
ternoon James Bragdon, the driver Of Mr.. ].
T. X. Plants wagon, was with his horse and
vehicle on Eighth street, and went into house
leaving the horse at the stand. He came out
Plant was put on the track, and BY ad vice OF the
police took . hack and went out on the Baiti-
more turnpike to the toll.gate and found his
horse and wagon in possession of the boys on
the road. He attempted to take his property
by jumping from the hack and seizing his
horse, and he was resisted by the young scamps,
and in the scufie he was thrown down and
run over by the horse and seriously in
jured. The scamps were subsequ ently arrested
by M. Grady, fully identified by Bragdon, and
were sent to Jail for court. Two others Of the
gang connected with this act are yet at large.
INcHND1ARY FIRB.-Yesterdaye vening, about
six o'clock, fire was discovered in 8 stable on
the premises occupied by ID. E. Somes, on E,
the neghbors, by prompt efforts, succeeded in
extinguishing the fire. The fire companies
were speedily on the spot, but there was no
need to put their apparatus AIMS. regularly to work
merly owned by DR.. Warning, and was sold
under the confiscation act by order of the
court, Captain Todd becoming the purchaser.
1t will be remembered that the gang of thieves
drummed out of the city by Captain Todd
wrote him a threatening letter, and it is
thought this incendiary act was in pursuance
of their threat.
DIsORDRRLY IN Thu SHOw.-Yesterday two
OF the fancy went into the show on Pennsyl.
vania avenue, near Third street, kept by c.. B.
Clarke, and there joined in a tma OF chance,
and attempted to take off a mug which was not
won, and some difficulty occurred between
them and the proprietor, one Of them asserting
that he struck her in the face, which he denied
Officer Whitmore was called on, and arrested
Clarke. and Justice Ferguson fined him $i9i
for keeping disorderly house.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsKs.- Neil
McColium. Thos A. johnson, suspicious char.
acters; dismissed. VIM. W. Bowie, Elizabeth
Byrns, drunk and disorderly; SO each. VIM.
Magruder. drunk, lying in the street: 81. Anne.
liza Chase, larceny Of So; for hearing. John
McNulty, Pat'k Grady, larceny Of horse and
wagon; Jail. James Coleman, drunk; dis.
missed Thos: Radcliffe, asleep in the street;
81. Della .an Place and Elizabeth Byrne. ped
ding without license; $50 each.
SALE o. VALUABLE PRoPERTT.-Yesterday
afternoon Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, sold
the valuable wharf property at the corner of
the canal and Market Space. Georgetown, to
Mr.. Francis Wheatley, Of that place, for 10 COO.
The property consisted OF an extensive lot OF
ground, improved by two-story warehouse
and dwelling, with sheds and out-buildings.
CIRCUIT Court, Chief Justice Cortsr-This
Court is still engaged with the Sickles cut OF
case. 1t is understood that the celebrated
property case Of Mrs. Emily F. Wiley rs. Mar
shall Brown will come up as soon as the case
in hand is disposed of.
Fos K1NT 5 A, Isassss eHAnBER on til. third