Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

dier from the 27th Pa boards with Kracke.
On Monday Bastian complained OF beng sick,
and left work sooner than usual, and when
Kracke came ont at neon he took cross cut to
his home, and going mp stairs found his wife
and Bastian In fagrdnte delictu. The Justice
dismissed the case Of assault and battery, when
Kracke turned to Bastian and threatened TO
kill him before shutdown. The Justice then
put him under bends to keep the peace, re.
marking that it was too late to talk about kill
Ing now.
ORPHANS CoURT-Jud0c Pureeu.-Yester-
day the will OF the late George w. Miller, be-
queathing his estate to MS brotner, Jonn H. =.
Miller, was partially proven, and admitted to
probate, as far as regards personally, and let
ters Of administration, with the will annexed,
were issued to the lattsr.
The first and final account OF O. M. Mat
thews, administrator de bonis non OF r. A.
Brarman; of Virginia Milstead, executrix Of
Thomas Milstead; of John I. Mitchell, admin
istrator Of Evelyn M. Melville; first and Sec
ond general accounts OF Virginia Mllstead,
guardian, DC, and balance and distribution OF
personal estate Of E. M. Melville, were ap.
proved and passed.
SOAP Va. LAGER.-Yesterday, John Schant-
Ter, brewer, lately employed by Herman
Richter, near the Navy Yard, was arrested by
officer Duvall, on the charge OF malicious mis-.
chief, and he was taken before Justice Gull, by
whom the case was heard. Schantler had been
but short time since he was discharged. On
Saturday last Richter had turned about 5000
worth Of lager into q cooler, and it is alleged
the liquid, thereby spelling it, and it was poured
out. The justice, after the case was argued by
Messrs. Bradley, jr., for the prosecution, and
q. Walter for defense, held the accused to bail
for his appearance at court.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Lawrence
Daily, threats; bail for peace. Michn o. Brien,
violating cow law; dismissed. Maurice Sulli-
van, do; IS. Lawrence Daily, profanity; IS.
Mary Ann Curtin, disorderly; "a. Margaret
Harry, selling liquor unlicensed; $2O.5O. M.
for peace. John Dent, disorderly; dismissed.
Chas. Sanford, do; SO. Ammen Taylor, drunk;
military. Pat'k Leary: hack and horses; jail
hearing. Briley " hite, drunk and dlsorderly;
80. Hugh Mentally, do; 81. David Toxeil
drunk; military. Samuel Wesden, violating
hack law; IS. John Walton, do; IS. Adam
King, drunk and disorderly; military.
ANOTHER Muss.-Although a week has not
yet passed since the police OF the Seventh ward
OF prostitution in the Seventh ward, when the
occupants were mostly fined, yesterday some
OF them got into another squabble and officers
and 9sn' the Mar.
Stevens, Kate Light, Matilda Light, and Vic.
toria Scott, who were taksn before Justice Bos.
them to bail for good behavior, Committed
Mary Stevens to the worknouse, fined Kate
Light 81 and dismissed the others.
THROWN FROM A HoRsH.-About O'Clock
last night man named Michael Cleary was
thrown from horse on d street, between 9th
and 10th, and was badly injured Detectives
Ward Station. where he was taken In charge
by Roundsman Greer and Officer ]. o. john
SON, who conveyed him to Judiciary Square
Hospital In an ambulance. He had about 800
in money, which, with his horse, was placed
in safe hands to be kept for him.
P.rAr arcynvur A. a o,o,oo,, ,o....s
afternoon as freight train was backing into
the railroad depot, along New Jersey avenue,
near h street, man, name unknown, who
was about crossing the track was caught by q
car and was Knocked down, and was SO dread
fully crushed under the wheels that it was
necessary to lit the car with jack.screws in
know the man, but the body was soon re.
moved to be properly Inferred.
SUSPICION OF HORSE SrBAL1Ne.-This morn
ing, colored man named Thomas johnson
went to the Baltimore livery stable, on Four
teenth street, and offered very fine bay mare
worth $50. He was arrested and taken 1 be- ;.
fore Justice Clayton. He confessed that he
picked up the animal on the road, and thinks
she 81 s,l belongs to Mr. Tom Harvey, in Prince
the prisoner to jail for further hearing.
simmons, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. J.
Z. Nelson, do; do. John Beatty, do; do. Ma.
tilda Dorsey, do; 81. Henry Smith, 1.-TWO cases,)
violating city ordinance; e3 In each case: John
Lewis, Virginia Banks, JESSIE Lewis, disor.
derby; 81 each. John Hagan, drunk; military.
Ed. Gllroy, do; 50. John Leary, profanity;
80. Joseph Smith, carrying concealed weap-
ons S2O.5s.
ANOTHER MAD Doc KILLKD.-Yesterday af-
ternoon, about O'Clock, large NeWfound.
land dog ran along First street, near L, snap.
ping at everything that happened to be in the
way, and causing considerable alarm among
parents on account OF their children, and q
general skedaddle among pedestrians who had
only themselves to look after. Oficer Crock,
of the Fourth Ward, being in the vicinity,
killed the rabid dog before any harm was done
by him. es-rE-- -
CHARGE OF STEALING HACK AID HoRsss.
Patrick Leary, alias Thos. Williams, soldier,
horses belonging to Thomas e. Dant from the
hack stand at the railroad depot and driving
on with 1t. Mr.. Dant, eupposfng his horses
off, his
Boswe ell sent him to jail for court.
VIM. Selby, who works at Giesbero, and who |
stopped at Thornton's Star" Restaurant, cor.
ner Of 18th and L streets, Navy Yard, walked
out OF second story window, and railing on
jured, and his body bruised, Omcer Shelton
picked him up and waking the family they
took charge OF him.
Cow Law CAsE.-This morning, Justice |
Boswell acting for Justice 0iberson, Of the
Fourth Ward, lined Mary O'Connor. Ann Sui.
% each for violating this COW law. A large
number OF warrants are ont for parties In the |
Fourth Ward for Ike onsnces.
!, OR1n1xAL CouRr.-The Court was not In
session to-day-Judge Fisher not having re.
covered sufficiently to preside. He Is, however,