Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-25
LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE REPoRTs-First Precinct-Willam
Lock and Brian Van Reswick, shooting birds;
SIS each. William Ferguson and Thomas
Redden, doi dismissed. Jas Brown, deserter;
Third Prectnct-Robert Harrod and Mary
Harrod, disorderly; S2.44 each. William Ogle,
do; $50. Patrick Reynolds. do; $3.50 Jas.
Garter, firing pistol; as S. James Whitney,
drunk; dismissed. David Jordan, dlsorderly;
S3.44. John Neil, drunk; dismissed. Michael
Mullon, larceny; Marti0C. Day, do; jail for
Fourth Precinct.-John Flaherty, druak nd
disorderly; workhouse.
Sizth Prseinet;-Erances n. Evans, disorderly
Mary Cole, creating nuisance; for trial. Jpo
TENN f!esinet.Maris Eoress,., drunk: a.
Tnomas Ma anyna xoatg city ordinances dis
ceasea; Tss.5s: Mary Stephens, drunk and dis
orderly; e.. Alfred Backet, stealing boat; for
hearing. Blanche Davis and VIM. Davis, dis
disoIderly; SO. Josephine Wilson, do; S.
j. Lewis, deserter; military.
HUMAN REMAINS FousD.-while some per-
sons were yesterday looking over the rubbish
on the site OF the steam stone dressing estab-
Hshment south Of the Capitol, which, it will be
recollected, was destroyed by fire on the 10th
it is supposed was woman. The hogs had
been feastng on the carcase, and were eating
at what little flesh was left on the bones when
OF Of
bone and the bones OF the lower portion OF the
body, was covered to protect 1t from further
ravages by the animals. The Fifth Ward police
have sent for the coroner to hold an inqu
1t Is stated that many women OF loose character
for year past have made this their nightly
lodging place, and managed to get into it by
creeping through hole In the side of the house,
and possibly the remains are Of one of these
uDfortunates.
FALSE PRRTENCE AND PERJURY. This
morning Major Thomas M. Kerrigan, First
Michigan cavalry, was arres.ed by officer
Thomas on charge OF Obtaining horse by
false pretencee. The horse was in possession
of John M. May, taken as an estray, and was
advertised in the Washington papers. Kerri.
gan claimed the horse as his property. Ser
geant Albert frankie went with Kerrigan and
made oath before Justice Reaver that the ami
NAL was Kerrigan's, upon which deposition
Mr.. May surrendered the animal to Kerrigau.
Kerrigan went to his quarters and kept the
animal sixteen days, when Mr.. May obtained
informal on that the horse was not Kerr1gan's.
They were taken before Justice Gladmon, and
kerrigan was held to bail for court on charge
OF false pretenoes, and Sergeant frankie on
charge OF perjury.
PORT OF .-Cleared-steamer
Jas. Guy, Parkhurst, Glymonti Heage, Boiler,
New York; brig A. Bradshaw, Fish, do; schrs.
Fair American, Bennington, Popes Greek; E.
Cornelius, Marshall, Maggathy; Nangemoy.
GcOse, ST. MhTy p AookVut, Lewis, MaE&atny;
John Wesley, Charnck, Cherrystone; J. J..
Crlt,enden. Mills, Baltimore; Viola, Scott, do;
Mariner, Lewis, Accomac Laurel, Harden,
St. Marys; Maypole, Benedict, do; J Judge Hop.
dinson. Marvel, Philadelphia: Naxwodix,
Townsend, New Haven; sleeps Mechanic,
Faunce. do; Vandalia, White, st. Mary's; D.
S. Page, Howard, Accomac; Oneco, Smith,
Point Lookout; barge A. L. Willis, Pennell,
Philadelphia.
We CALL THE READERS attention to the pro-
gramme of the great charity concert on Mon
day night, for Orphan Boys Asylum 1t will
be noticed that our best city talent have vol.
unteered, and the selec ton is varied and choice.
A new feature Is also to be introduced at this
concert, which will add to the novelty, John
Mccullough, Esq, one Of the most eminent
and talented readers Of our country, will re-
cite the famous, soul.siirring poem OF Shamus
O'Brien. This poem is very exciting aad
interesting. There will be full house.
DIsoRDERLY CONDUCT-This morning about
one O'Clock, row occurred in q house on g
street, between AZ and 9th streets, Island,
when Officers Ashton and Skinner entered and
arrested Eliza Smith, Josephine Wilson, BENZ.
Ringgold and James Wilson, all colored, and
took them to the station. The row was occa.
stoned by Wilson transferring his affections
from his better half, Josephine, to Eliza Smith.
This morning the case was heard by Justice
Boswell, who fined the first. named 81, and the
others SIS each.
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