Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-05
THE EVENING STAR.


DIsoRpERLy CoNpUcr.-Saturday night
during the performance for the benefit Of Ford's
scmpany, at Growers Theater, two drunken
men, Thomas Wilson and Thomas Fallen, ere
at'd disturbance. The patrolrnen on that
beat dragged them out, and carried them To the
Second Ward Station Wilson had entrusted
fallon with his money, $50, and at the guard
house Faiion said he had been robbed in the
scunie. The patrolmen proposed TO search the
prisoners, as IL customary; but fallon resisted,
come and the search disclosed the fact that he
sui had the money which he .aid had ben
stolen from him. In the sc1fne on the way to
Tic station, tSlion fell and broke q bottle Of
rh1ky which he had in his pocket; n loss
which he seemed 70 depiore more than his
bleed. Both individuals were accommodated
yi6sd for such persons in the Second Ward
Station House. In the morning each was made
10 pay fne OF 81; q very moderate charge,
eonsiderlng the damage they had done TO the
uniforms OF The officers. hut they were not
pleased with the penalty; and enc exclaimed
with look OF surprise, ave thought soldiers
were privileged characters heref' This ap-
pears 10 De very common notion, erroneous a.
Is Is.
About twelve O'Clock that night a man who
pTofessed 20 be An officer was fined xS5 for
lighting hackman who asked him for his hack
hlTe, snd the next dsY went TO the station house
and demanded a retuIn OF the money on the
assumption that L civil magistrate has no right
10 hne an army officer.
Police REPoRTs.-First Prscinct-John Ro-
eerts, fast driving over bridge; fined $3.50. j.
stcerd Pr,ciret-1aoob Rrunner, Sghtsng sna
rio'ingi Jail for court. Frank Ternez, Prank
Feeh, do; do. Nicolas Fang, resisting officer;
horse; Sidney Kiilman, do; Christian Elmerich.
drunk: turned over 70 military.
1Iird IreCtHct.-~m. Liers, disorderly: dis
missed; VIM. MShoney, Caroline Mud, Gath
sri1F Mud, do fined 81 "A each
Fourth Prccfrct.-Corciia WinGer, disorderIy.
dismissed Geo. Gilbert, drunk fined 81.
S'-h PTec'nct-hoses Black, grand larceny;
ErmIssFG. j. Rrurnrr. assault and battery
Jail Ecr cCUrt Mary O'Kcefc, dsorCteriv; faSj
T35s-workhOuse. Mary Harripg ton, do: do
Also, Tor petty larceny dismissed. Charles
Wilson, HFnry Sbec keii and Geo t,ailin drunk
aEd Gisorc:eriy; Turned over 10 military las
horrlar, drunk; dismissed. Edw'd DonnellY,
assault and battery; Jail for u hearing. James
Brown, drunk and Gisorderly; fined s..
Trsik Farecinek-Wm. Conne hackmau over
charging hire; fined s2. Aug. I.afontain, dis
orderly: do. 5. Agnes White, DC; do. sl9t-
workkousc. Mary Moriarty d;sorteriy housa
jail !cr court Thos- Campbell, disorieriy; dis
missed. Hannah Kelly, do; finrd S:3.ai-work-
house. James Collins, drunk and disoricriy:
Co S2s MARY Robinson. vaSrancy: dismissed
Maurice Madden, suspicion Of grand larceny
do.
RoBBISe SoLpIERs.-Un Thursday about 5E
e'cioek = soldier named Vim. Finn, who VS.
~aiEirg CT the south SIDE of Indiana avenue
near First street, was attacked by six men, and
In the rasiee his pantalo-ns were cut down the
which they made of.
Ofiicer Pierce on Friday morning found a
soldier lying on the ground on Fret street, a
ton, having the appearance OF having baen
dragged The officer took him 10 a house near
oy wnsFc, after the proper res;oratives were
appli, d, be- recovered. He stated that he had
been robbed OF so and a watch.
About o'clock p M, soldier who had inst
received his pay and discharge was walking
u his lodgings on tie Island, hut when near
hAryianc avenue. on Four and-a-haif street
he was oyertaken by two men who seized MIN
and tied = handkerchief over his ayes ana pof
withs landing his calls for help they robbed him
cI $40 and his discharge. He gave. in forma-
non 10 TIE police IS soon as he could, but the
parties have rot been arrested The soldier
described one OF the robbers as a stout man
with black W hiskers and moustacbe
JYPRIsoSED-Three men, named Jeremiah
- OGRE, SEN, John Marshall, and Henry Lee
Howard, were committed 20 the Old Capitol on
SStErG1y on the charge of having acted AZ
guides 10 StCart's cavalry, and othsrw,.. ids5
nie enemy IL their recent raid on BurEa',
Siaaon. IL Is alleged that they kept omen house
On .he q; on tie raid, and entertained Stuarts
soldiers IN sumptuous style. Jeremiah More
lr- and John Z Howard were also committed
70 the same prison under suspicion of hayir y
bern implicated with the others. q J. Deter,
WHO says ne Is citizen of Pennsy ivania, was
sent 20 Forrest Hall prison, yesterday He wa.
arrested while attempting 10 pass our lines and
lis manner was deemed sufficient TO crj,nj m "a
hinI- Jacob Sutton, believed 10 be a rebel spy
was also committed TO Forrest Hall prison
yesterday He says he is from Occoquan. Va
fsnton Dove. suspected ofhaving aided Stuart
II RS late raid on Rurks Station was com
mi'ted TO the Old Capitol yesterday.
SECOND WARD STATION C.sI.s Ian =
Thsedore Tenneth, profane and indecent Ian
guaEe; fined Sis. Philip McCuse petty lar
ceny; dismissed. James Burke, oyereharring
baFk RATS; Tor - hearing. Jas. Boice. fghtin,:
dismissed 1. T.. Woodiey and NJ Harvey yio-
taiinE city ordinance; fined CT Sc each Tnos
Johnson, drunk; dir missed T. Mcdonald, do
turned over 10 military. Mich'l keenan,. do. dis
missed Thcs- Wilson and Thos. Faison disor-
derry IN a taeater; fined - each Chas Ho,I7nd
drunk ana disorderiy; do al SIS. Jas PoIaproy
drunk: dismissed. Dan'l Burrows do; fined 81
Ann IVAN, drunk and disorderlv: do lanes
Barton, fighting; do. w. l.. Coles, do: do g.
FOURTH WARD STATION CASES Ian al -
w n foro. profanity; fined SIG. Teresa smith
oiscrdefiy and disloyal remarks: locked mn .
nours- Georg1ana Jordan, drunk and disor
Derry: dismissed. L. i. Cumming, nuisance
hes. tftUnnOr, house breaking: Frank
Lang. drunk and disorderly; Geo Hill fight
ing; Hugh Bryan, disorderly: NJ MuIligan DO :.
tnrned over 20 military. Henry White, do ,
nned 81 Saml Morris, do; do. 30 Thoma
Sryde, resisting An officer; do. 81 Andrew
MeIeh, drunk and disOrderly; fined 81 Patrick
elch, do; do. John ". Hunter, do. do 30
FRANCES Garner, do; Go. 81. John Kemp, q ght-
ing; dismissed.