Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-18

LOCAL NEWS.
POLICE REPoRTa-3hird I'reciac.-Jas. Ma.
gee, malicious mischief; bail for court; Jerry
Doyle, dsorderly. dismissed Jas. Msginnis.
do; Sis Nelly Gary, larceny; dismissed
VIM. Campbell and John Tiermans, bathiug in
Rock Greek: sl.44 each Rich'd Barker, selling
liquor without license; s2o44. John Boland.
drunk; dismissed.
Fourth Prtcact.-H. Smith, C. Crump aud
Thos. McNancy. riot; bail for court. y. Erfoo,
do: military. Margaret Hughes, drunk: werk-
house. ]. &. Thornton and G.. E. Barnes, do;
80 each. j. II. w. Brown, do; workhousr
Pat O'Brien, do; 81. VIM. Donnelson, assault:
dismissed. Edw'd Donneson, do
Sixth Precinct-Jas. Smith, suspicious char
acter; military. Mary Conlan, vasrant; WORK
house. C. IL. Bly, and Geo. Cassidy, larceny:
Jail for hearing. J. b. Robie, do; jail for court.
Michl Costello selling liquor to soldiers: di.
missed. Charity Jackson, disorderly and prc.
fane workhouse J.. Bos worth, assault ana
battery; bal! for court Jos. Mitchell, drunk,
Slserderly and disloyal language; 50. J. T.
Smith, drunk and disorderiy; do. Robert
Fletcher, larceny: Jail for court. Thos. Ea.on.
drink andexposure; s2. Mary kelii iisan, drunk
and disorderly: workhouse. =. Bush, firing ia
military
Tenth Preciact.- Mary Wolf conn mon drunx-
ard: woIkhousc. I'll. Pulln. disorderly: dis
missed. John Cooper. drunk: do Cathariu.
CO.: -. John Moody. assault: military. VIM
Daily. de-: dismissed. James Callan. do: mill
tary. John Roachtord, selling liquor without
license; dismissed; Lawrence o Brien. t.e-
serfer: military John Murphy. indecent *
posure: workhouse. Nj. Cassidy. drink: do
Mary Shay and David Shea, disordery; j,s-
missed NJ. Wesner, do: worlshuus-. r. Wag-
ner. do: - John Neingorden. do: military.
NJ Werner, breaking windows; work aouS.
". Sewer and Henry Carter diSorieriy: dis
missed.
Suspicion or GRAM LAGCENY.-I.3st Fri
Gay, Andrew Powell, colored boy. i;s.e.s.
years OF age, and Louis Brown, al older o1y.
were arrested by officer Pendla on suspicion ..
q ana larceny. ii appeared upon examination
before Justice Giberson that he two Bows prnt
into the clothing store or A. liable, III Penn
avenue, and dboH2ht Il suit OF clothes tor : H. aaJ
Brown, VI no was fitting out presented 4 -
Treasury note III payment, sUppos:ng Il il Si,
note. Dir, Rable toid HIM il was 80 na.c. aaI
Brown was aatonished. Habcl !hen asked him
how n uch it was. ana Brown replied: tiiyem
the change: YOU know how much il !. rs Eeli
as l. liable retained the note, an called oiiicer
Pendle. who arrested hoth the boys. tpaa
searching them ut tie ith ward station, the OF
ncer found two gold dollars and Two silver
quarters in one OF Browns shoes: one go.i dol.
lar. tTo quarters, aud several cents in the oahpG
Sn0e: - note III the lining OF his yess. Noih-
ing was found on Andrew Powell. Brown
said he got tie S5Oo note in payment for his Ser
vices a one the forts during several month";
Ihe clrcums .ances Were SO suspicious Ina
Justice Iibe son deemed it proper to wait IL.
The deSelopt ent OF other facts. and sent both
The prisoner to Jail for further hearing.
FOURTH W ARD STATION tASES. Pfsl
Carroll and Joshua Reynolds, drunk ana dis
orderly; military. Jas. CochraIe, drunk; Dis
missed. Jno. Mccormick. Gisorierly; Si.5-.
VIM Smith, assault and battery; bail Tor coufr.
Elizabeth Smith and Elizabeth Jones, inna-e<
of bawdy house; dismissed. Susan Bell, sell
ing liquor without license: S2G.1l. Also, tdr
keeping bawdy house: dismissed. Susan ]
Caque, inmate of baWdy housa: do Denni,
McCann, drunk; Sl.5s. W. X. C.. jerks. AZ
tempt 20 pass counterfeit money: oail tor 4
hearing. John Cashmier, drunk and disor-
DERBY; : IS. George Burke. drunh dismissed.
Robert j. Hern. de-; do. Thomas Sullivan,
disorderly: S25s. john Davis, drunk; military
Robt. j. Hern, deSertion; turned over TO thr
naval authority. John Remler, grand larceny:
fighting: for further hearing. John Jones' az
sault; dismissed. Also. for profanity; SIS
John Donnelly. drunk aud dSordcrly: military.
Daniel Grady, fighting: Sass. Morri. RaIdy,
fighting and drunk; s25s
RIoToUs PARTY.--Aboui taociock SATURDAY.
night. purity OF well. dressed rowlies We're
roaming about in the northern part OF he
Second Ward, stoning houses, principally the
dwellings OF colored persons, smashing win
dows, and endangering the lives OF the inmates
OF the houses. Officer Shachleford ar-es .ed
two o! them, but one being very stout aytive
man. broke from him and escaped. The fugi-
tive soon returned with gang Of other roughs
and demanded the release of The prisoner
Shacklpford chung 10 his prisoner. and refused
TO release him. TIE party advanced as Il 10
attack him. and Shaokleford drew revolver
and ordered them back. One of The roughs
threw stone. which s1uck Shackleford on The
head. slightly cutting the flesh, bleeding The
officer profuseIy. He fired his pistol and tha
Ionshs saedaddled, one OF ihena hmping as If
the ball had taken effect in his leg. ShackIe.
lord secured his prisoner whose name il Robt.
ToleT, W no vas fined Sl.5o.
CHARGE Or GRAND LaEoENY.-Friaay last
officer Michael Healy arres ted Jas. III. Kidney
upon charge OF robbing VIM. Kelly Of $50
He was lodgedin the Second Ward station and
Saturday a ono O'Clock had a hearing hefo-e
Justice Clayton. The robbery was perpet-aed
at the New York Restaurant, where kidney
and Kelly we're together. Boh wen. into q
room with Miss sally Font. Kidney told Sally
thar Kelly had plenty of money, and soon after
Withdrew from iha room, laa wing Kelly with
Sally: and shortly AFTER when the later pre-.
ssntt a claim Of indebtedness, Kelly found be
was minus his pocket book and about $50
Justice clayton held Kidney to bail for further
hearing.
ACCIDENT Yesterday mornlng, IS the sehol-
ars OF the Ninth street Methodist ProJastant
Saba n school were leaving the church after
The school was dismissed, one OF them named
OlvtT LadsDn. IN playing upon the from. rail
OF the porch. fell over on the pavement below,
distance of about ten feet. He was taken 20
DR. Keasbys Office. opposite, ana his Injuries
on his N ad. arm and leg were proneunced
sighi, although ne suffered much pain. The
child was tsken by the sup-rin .endent to his
home, On Ninth STREET, near f..
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SECOND WARD STATION 0Asks-Eiizs DSnt
a. ssaul,; ses uriiy for peace. Eiizs Possy, d.;
do. Chas. Barron, drunk; dismissed. Robert
Toler, disorder riy; sl.s5. Andy carp, VIM. u.
Rodse ers, VIM Simons. Ec warri Lewis, Hsnry
Phenix, Wm Shaw. Chas Harris, VIM. t'lart,
Geo Jones, VIM. Brew, Jno. Haliohsn. sleep
ing In the street; dismissed. VIM. King, DO;
S1.5s. s. Davidson, disordsriy ana assault; -.
Wm. Harvey, disorderiy; S5p Sam Mickey,
do; 81 So.
Want TO TAKE THE oATa.--In addition to
The rshel prisoners who have slrsady sahea The
osib. one hupdr.d others have spplied to tha
military governor asking tAss they Be Psrmitsea
ale q "a t1st the SSsh.