Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-27
DEFERRED LOCAL NEWS.

! A.'HJ II uthesi HiSoruerIy: do. JOseDh Ha-
| Nh. sleeping IN an Cmnitus; do. VIM Stitz
| Co; military. Daniel Shuearop, do; dismissed
! Michi hcGTath, house breaking: do Henry
r. The mas, sleeping in street; Go. Mary v.
| Hall, suspicious character. Francis Coyle as
| sanit ar battery; bail tor court. Louisa Mock
| a6ff, dlsCrderly, indecency and profanity:
| $3.50. henry hisier, creating nuisance; 81. o.
| Goielb CrbaCh, larceny of $40; dismissed E.
| Pickett, drunk; co. LOUISA Dean, petty lar
| ccfny: Jail for court. w. Terrill, a Simms, s.
Williams, fighting; the Two first fined SO Of
| each: Williams dismissed. Hannah Wilson,
| drunk and dlsorderly; DO VIM. Armstrong,
| ass ult ard battery; dismissed. I'll. johnson,
| sleeping in street; do. Dr. +. Goldboro, drunk:
| CO. VIM Armstrong, fighting; SIS.
| YOUNG LlBERTINE.-Tuesday afternoon
| kouDesman Gretr, OF the Third Ward, ar
sms %as S old
tempting the seduction of a colored married
Woman' by making very improper offers to
her. solomon was taken before Justice Clay
| ton, and denied the charge. His intended VIC
| tim aid not appear; but the young scamp was
rot 10 be let en- without a lesson. The officers
oy thelr IemaI ks inducing him to believe that,
| IL prosecuted, the penalty would be OF the most
terrible character, Solomon appealed to the
Justice, flood Of tears streaming down his
black face, showing he was really scared
Inc justice considered the case, commented
upon lis enormlty, adding TO the terrcr of the
darkey Don Juan; but finally consented 10
o,emlss the case on condition that solomon
shall give over such rakish practices and Iol.
low some useful employment.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Eliza Po-
sey, assault and battery; bail for peace. Frank
Seaman, drunk dismissed Dennis Fsnlev
drunk and disorderly; do Bridget and Edw'
flarlty, grand larceny; Jail Jas. Barry, drunk
and disorderly; dismissed. John Hawkins,
do; do Thomas Sinclair, drunk; military.
charles Aarondale, do; dismissed. j. Tracey
diforderlyi 81 5S. Mary johnson, drunk and
disorderly; 81. J. Wilson, drunk; ST. Frank
Paris, do. 81. Bertha Brown, keeping disor-
u
s2. Daniel Farren, drunk; sloi. Nicholas
Berger, do; SO. Bridget Bohrer, do; work
house Abraham Segar, grand larceny; dis
mismissed. Danl Biggs, disorderly; S3 jas
McCausland, assault; dismissed Mary Myers.
disorderly; 30. X. Solomon, fighting; S2 VIM
Newton, do; dismissed. R. Ofutt, intoxica-
tion, SO.
FIGHT IN BATES ALLEY.-Tuesday night.
Anthony Simms, VIM. Terrill, and SamueI
in fight in Bates alley. They were taken TO
the Fourth Ward station and searched, and a
hne revolver was taken from Terrill, upon
ID, l43d Regiment, z. W. Terrill proved that
he took it from Simms. Sinms proved to be a
fugitive from the county Jail, from whence he
escaped Iuesday Williams proved that he
was not nghung, but trying to separate the
others when arrested. Justice Ferguson fined
Terrill 1874 Simms was ordered to pay a like
sum, but was subsequently delivered to the
Marshafs officers; Williams was dismissed,
and the pistol was retnned, to be delivered 10
the owner, when demanded.
ATTEMPT TO oSwINDLR-Tuesday night, off,
Ger Lynch arrested young man named Nieho
las Brady for attempting to swindle a man
named George Williams, in Marble AL
ley; Williams is sailor, and had over sixty
Goliars ON his person, and also a revolver
Yesterday morning, Williams said he had
was after, and was prepared to meet his ad-
yances. He had his revolver in his hand all
the time that Brady was fooling with him, and
ms intention was 10 shoot b. the moment he
touched lis pocket Williams was OF opinion
That II The police had not interfered the only
trouble Brady would have been to the public
would have been that of burying him." JUS
tice Ferguson held Brady for hearing.
FIGHTING TRIO.-On Monday afternoon,
a rtw occurred near the Corral, In the FIRST
Ward, in which Frances, Agnes and Ellen
v lse. coIofsd, attacked Mary Wheeler also
colCred, and beat her. Officer Stuard arrested
The attaching parry, and Justice Drury fined
each 50.
Mary, Caroline, and Ellen Lowdpn colored.
residing on Eighteenth street. near l., Were
arrested on Monday by officer Borland, for as
sauItjrg Mrs. Mary Connor. One of them
struck Mrs. Conner's child, and she Went 10
ste wha it " as about, when the three pitched
III upon her. Justice Drury bound item oyer
to keep the peace. -,
SUSPICION OF LARCEEY.-On Monday Mrs
Myers: residing On Twenty second street, he
Nv een q ana II streets, after returning home
took Oft her dress, armlets and gloves in The
presence OF Mrs. CordeIa Wmder, and after
short time the armlets gloves, &c, were
missed. Mrs. Myers informed the husband OF
Cordelia ahout the matter, and he went 10 her
mouse IN BlaZes alley, where he saw her
wearing the armlets; but she seized a bucket
OF water AID made al him, running him off,
He, however, informed officer Stincheomb,
VINO arrested and carried her before Justice
Drury, WI en- the husband appeared as the
principal witness, and she was sent to the
wcrkhouse,
BoGUs DETECTIVE ARREsTED.-Argle Pri-
chett has been arrested and confined in the Old
Capitol for representing himself one of Col.
BAKERS detectives. II appears that Prichett
went tot the house of Elisha Boswell, OF Charles
county, Md, and representing himself as one
OF Col. Bakers detectives, searched the prem
lses and took from trunk between $500 and
$500. He denies taking the money, but ae-
knowleGges passing himself off as detective
Prichett halls from Camden, N. ]. He has
never been in any way connected with Col.
Bakers Office, and in fact, was never seen by
the colonel before his arrest.
CANT AGREE.-James Perry, colored, was
married in May last to Anena Thornton, but
mas since sc parated from her because he alleges
she should have been married several months
previously; but since he has continued his
visits to the house OF his mother in law, Sarah
Thornton, and on Monday he went there and
got into a quarrel during which he became
dlsoroeTly, and was arrested by officer Cook,
who took him before Justice Drury, who fined
him S3. He paid the fine and Immediately
went back and raised another row, but has not
been rearrested as yet.
A WELL KNOWN CHARACTER ARRESTED
one Of Capt. Johnson's detectives
arrested Isaac Ariel, a deserter from the 7th
regiment on the charge of at
tempting to go as substitute. Ariel deserted
his regiment some months since, and has
passed much OF his time in prison, under the
aliases of Charles Mars, s,-M Myer and
Collins. Last winter he was in the Central
Guardhouse, where he was committed Tues
day as a common thief.
A Young THIEF.-On Tuesday afternoon
Roundsman Kelly, of the Fourth Ward, ar
rested colored girl named Louisa Dean, about
~ years of age, who was charged with stealing
4 lot of clothing from Mrs. Wise's boarding
house, where she had been employed for Il
short while as servant. a portion of the
stolen articles were found upon her, and snfz
fcient evidence of her guilt was obtained, and
She was committed to jail for court.
A DIsoRDEELY DENrIsT-0n Monday DR.
a. 7. Groshon, a dentist, rooming on Penn