Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

10 lie junction OF New hampshire dyenup and
sd stTeet west; thence along New Hampshire
avenue 10 the ciI Gle also, double or sing e.
track branch railway, commencing at the IN
tersectIcn of ID street north and New Jersey
avenue; along New Jersey avenue 10 Massa-
chusetts avenue along Massachusetts avenue
TO ii street north; along FL street north to 10th
street west, inter sectibg the don be-t track road
also, a oohhie or single track road from the
intersection OF Sc Yenteenth street west, and I
street norih, con Meeting with the double track
read at 18th street; along street north to New
York avenue: along New York avenue to 9th
street west; along Ninth street west to the
Washington Canal; with the privilege of ex.
tending the said branch road At any time along
Ninth street west TO NJ street north; along Nj
street north, TO 10th street west, along Tenth
street west to the Washin gton Canal, with right
TO run two horse carriages 1T five cents fare.
The capital TO be S5U GOO, of $50 each. Cars to
be run every four minutes on the route from
the Capitol via the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Depot and Departments 10 The Circle and
on the other route once in fifteen minutes each
way.
FOURTH WARD STATION UAsEs-Dennis
Murphy, Patrick Gahar, .iuo. II. Bell, Juo
Buckley, Jno. M Harry man, Jno. McLaugh-
ltr, Alfred Jackson, Robert Pettou, Jno.
Howard, Edward rapiEeo, Geo. Garter, Jas.
Kemp, Jas. Thomas, running hacks without
licels sc; dismissed upon getting out lcaus.s
Immediately. Alexander t'Neale. druuk and
disorderly; dismissed. Peter B4rtley dis
loyalty; do. Joseph Harper disorierly; s2 5e
Mary McIaughlip, drunk; dismissed. Tnos
HinshaW. suspicious Charac te Z; niiitary Jas
+ Wlei, Petty iarct ny, bail Tor hearing; Thos.
Edmcnston, do; Edward ConGor, do. VIM
III Love, drunk and Gisorderly: Agnes White
drunk ard profanity; dismissed Jas. T.
Nichols, assault and battery; dismissed. VIM
Wilson, reddling without license; $50. Reuben
Beverly, assault and battery and drawing
pistol; baIi for ptaee. Jas. T. Nichols, dis
orderly: ss5s. .Ino. Smith, do, and drunk;
~ 30, also disorderly: S.5s. Wm. Joy, petty
larceny bail tor court. Wm. Robinson, 90;
Gisr1issed. Chas. Robinson, do. John OCal.
laLan, drunk; do.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Jnseph
Berry, sleeping in street; dismissed. Henry
Schafer, drank and disordeT,y; 81. Bartha
Brown, do; dismissed. VIM Mcdonald, drunk;
do. Ed Madison. having sto en- property: for
hearing. G. III. Field, assault and battery, dis.
missed Mary n1 Bruce grand larceny jail for
Coleman, keeping ba wdy house: $500 bail for
court Clara Ray, Mary C,eary. Lizzie Brown,
Jennie Fletcher, Ida Sinclair. Kate Stall, pros
ttutioni s250 each. a. T. Coleman, a G.
Cutting, Henry McHannan, N. Currin, Jas.
Warren. l.. g. Parker, Jas. Boyd, J. Wheeler,
etsi,l Ard Kate lame lanes dissorde1ly; dismissed D.
Meads, dc; military Ida Cor WIN, street walk
ing; dismissed, J W. Johnson, drunk and dis
oIceriy; dismissed Peter Sobell, do military.
Ssmuel Hars; desertion; do las Buckingham,
drunk. costs So cents Richard Brooks, do;
military.
FINED FOR BEING DEUNK AND ABUSING
HIS WIFE.-Thursday MOI ming, Ronndsman
Kelly arrested Benj. F. Goddard for being
VI otu anu d0uSlng MS WIFE,
Goddard upon being placed before Justice
Gibeison plead that he was mem Der of the
Sodality of the Catholic Church. and had his
rosary taken from his breast On Friday
Roundsman Kelly explained that on Friday
the Sodslity were to attend funeral, and
Goddard appeared among the members, with
bis badge and rosary, but was drunk, and the
members of the Sodality very properly, as the
Justice remarked, took the his badge and ro-
sGTy from him. This act OF The society was re-
garded by Linn as an outrage: and he continued
10 nod hic
eyes snd discovered that he had been served
right; Justice Giberson fined him s25s.
ORPHANS CoURT, Judge PurceH-The will
OF the late John Burns. bequeathing his estate
to bis wife, Mary Burns, was fully proven.
John b. Turton was appointed administrator
de TOMS h6ii on the estate of VIM DillOw.
The will Of the late Henry West, bequeathing
his property TO his widow, was fully proven.
Sidney Baker was appointed guardian of
Chas. Rinehart, orphan of John Rinehart late
of Baltimore.
Distributions were ordered to be made by
George +. King, executor of Charles B. King,
and Moses Kelly, executor OF Geo. Mead
Mrs. Mary X. Smith obtained letters Of ad-
ministration on the estate of the late Col J. H.
Kirby Smith, Of the i3d Ohio regiment, who
was killed at Coripth October l2, 1862
Letters of administration We're granted to
Fleming Jordan on the estate of the late Eliza
beth Carter.
CHARGE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY-Tues.
day night, Leonard Cook, with two O, hers went
10 the mouse OF Mrs. kiicoy man, on 2ist street,
re ar L, and, as she alleges. they were after her
husband, Cook being armed with large knife.
She attempted to keep Cock out, when he struck
her in the face and knocked her down. She
oelng In delicate condition, was apprehen-
sive that she was seriously injured, and COM
planned, when warrant was issued: and officer
Miller arrested Cook on Friday, and the case
was heard by Justice Drury. who committed
him for court. Cook says that they got him
drunk there, and a fight commenced between
her and her husband, and he endeavored to
part them.
AssAUETsAND LARCENY BY CoLoRBD Tram.
sTERs -sOn Thursday, a dealer named Samuel
Odenwaf6. went To the wagon camp at Fiji
teenth street and Massachusetts avenue to sell
some OF his goods. and offered them to some of
the colored teamsters, when they took him
back in the camp, and several attacked him,
knocking him down and beating hum, after
which they took away some of his goods.
Otenwald got away. and went TO the First
Ward statIon and comp aimed, when three of
the policemen went out to the camp, but sue.
ceeds iii arresting one of the assailants only,
Charles Smith, who was committed on the
charge OF assault and larceny, Odenwald tes.
tlfyng that he was the ringleader.
TIE Gaze RKvERsEp.-On THURSDAY. Peter
Fox applied to Justice Gull and Obtained
warrant against Michael McSweeny, for an
when it appeared from the evidence that Fox
wentto MaSweeny's house while drunk. and
took on his coat to fight, when some one pushed
MIN MN cur: FOX ihen sent for McSweeny to
stead OF Offering an apology, assaulted Nc
Sweeny, who Knocked his assailsnt down.
Fox seen the case was about going against him,
withdrew the charge, saying that he would
take the case to the Grand Jury.
REBEL DRsERYERs.-Thefo following rebel de-
seriers, who came into onr lines and were sent
to " Washington by Gen. Patrick, were commit
ted to the Old Capitol on Satnrday:-E. L. Dun
ham, 22d Georgia infantry; q. p. Campbell, 7th
Virginia; q. +. Deal, 7th Virginia. q. w. Deal,
9th Virginia; John Slaughter, 14th Alabama;
J. Il. Gordey, efst North Carolina; William
McCabe, ]. q. Yancy, J. SardIs, Reynolds,
VIM. Gan ness. james driswold. 9th Alabama;
William Sledwell, Henry Gibbs, 9th Alabama;
John A. Hibbs, Let Virginia cavalry; j. Oar.
berry, citizen, but suspected officer; Robert
w illan. -
THE SALES or PROPERTY for taxes, In the
insurreciionary district of Virginia, viii he
continued at alexandra on Wednesday, the
27th inst.