Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-28
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
CASTERBURY.-TheF Fire King, Signor Buono
Core. ontipues TO attract full houses at this
place If resort. and the large audiences look
with intense iuterest upon his performances In
additio to this, there is splendid DILL OF son g,
dance and Ethiopian eccentricity. by the noted
performers who have SO long delighted the
people here.
GpovKR,s THEATER.-Mr s. W. Glenn and
Company opened last night to a full house, and
mere were many demonstrations OF delight at
the fine acting Tonight will be performed
sIrish Assurance and Yankee Modesty," and
..Tne Happy Man" and the company has been
augmented by the engagement OF Mr.. G.. @.
Charles and La Belle Emile, who will both
appear.
POLICE REPORTS FIRST Prscinct-Alex
Mccormick, malicious mischief. for trial.
Second Precinct = VIM. Jones, throwing
stones, 81 g. Gordon, throwing stones, dis
missed; Jas. Mitchell, alias Thomas, larceny,
Jail for trial.
Third Precinct.-C Catherine Haggerty, disor-
DERBY, ss A; Betsy Glasco, disorderly, 81 d;
mary Branagln. disorderly, dismissed al
ker, drunk and disorderly; Jas. Sherid IN,
drunk and drorderly, military; VIM. Cooley,
drunk, dismissed Jas. Saunders, DIR unk mi
1tary; W. :. Stanley, Charles Cook, Jonn
Wallace, F. CIasier. drunk, military; John
Henry aud Summerfield Waugh, drunk. dis
missed; Barney Coffee, fighting, military A.
Smith. I'll ring, no magistrate; Charles lett,
suspicion OF larceny, dismissed; Conrad Shoe
maker, sleeping in the street, dismissed.
Fourth Precinct-Ann Hall, disorderly; 50.
John Pomeroy, David Mines, w. johnson
alias VIM Brown, riot: bail for court. Margt
Hughes. dsorderIy; werkhonse.
Sizth Precinct john and Mary Griffin, dis
orderly; 81 each. Ann L. Smith, do; 80. Jonn
Kennedy, drunk and vagrancy; workhouse.
+. McMaw, larceny; military. Geo. S1iszer,
violating city ordinance: 81. Harriet Herbert,
assault and battery; dismissed. Jonn Kendall,
drunk and disordsrly; military Josephine
Matthews, disorderly; 81. q. Cramp, ]. G or
man, drunk; military. Harriet Herbert, pro-
family; SIS.
Tenth rreciact Bridget Nc Carthy, profanity;
SO. q. William, do deferred. John Clancy,
drunk and disorderly; John Jesse, do; dis
missed. John Williams, do; military. Geo.
Garyin and Jos. Taylor, do; dismissed. Jas.
Burke do; do. Jonu Jones and John Gates,
disorderly; dismissed. George Lewis and
Andrew Thomas, DO; SO each. Anne Gober-
SOD, do; 81. Henry Pepper, do; dismissed.
Daniel Donovan, drunk dismissed. Chairman
Day, do ~. George Lewis, carrying weapons
concealed; S25. w. Hendley, threats: bail for
peace. Richard Hartman, Samuel Balanger,
deserters; military. Hiram Arnold. carrying
concealed weapon; dismissed.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-WiIliam
BranDan, hack unnumbered and driving with
out badge; dismissed. John Connell. grand
larceny; Tor hearing. Mary Phifer, Patrick
Murt, James Crane, John Dacey, violating
Corporation ordinances; Sis each. David
Dillon, overcharging hack hire; for hearing.
r. T. Harrison, dog unlicensed; dismissed.
Celestia Butler, do; So. A. mcNeal, drunk
military. Edw'd McDevItt, disorderly; locked
Rp. John Droney, do and drunk; military.
Henry sanders, sleeping in the street; do.
Chas Young, defacing public grounds; S5.5-.
ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY
Tuesday night, burglars attempt to break into
The grocery store of W. W. Birth, corner OF Sd
street and Indiana avenue. The Villains broke
the window shutters, aud the noise awoke the
proprietor, who was asleep in he store. He
getting up, stumbled and fell. and the noise
nEh no md ThRvy Ead ln6 Thnxy
went to the stable of Mr.. BlitZ, in the same
square, where they forced an entrance, and
stole two sets of harness, &c, valued at about
$3.50.
SENT TO JAIL FOR COURT.-Simon Moses,
Joseph Hawkins, Geo. Pinknev, and James
Davis, the Juvenile col red Market thieves, ar
rested by officers Johnson and Leach, for rob-
biDg Center Market dealer of his money box
and contents, were finally committed for court
by Justice Thompson this morning. The
money was taken from the wagon of Nelson
S Emert, who made his appearance this
morning. The money was not recovered the
boys having spent II.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jno. Han
mis-, larceny: military. Maggie Clark, do; dis
missed. T.. II. Stanley, drunk: do. Chas Ben
net Chas Bark, drunk and disorderly: Sis
each John McGarty, dIsorderly; military. W.
Shorter, do dismissed. las McGrey, drunk
military. Mary Holland, disorderly; $50. G..
Reach, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. A.
Adams. disorderly: 81 John Darling, desert.
or; military. Maggie Kirby, street, walker; 81.
Maggie Myers, drunk 81.
THE DoGs.-Tbe police are enforcing the law
relariI z to dogs going at large. giving the ward
commissioners something to de in securing the
removal of carcases. The modes OF killing
them differ. Some of the Off GERS use their pis-
tolls; but others take the more sure and least
dangerous method of poisoning the animals
with strychnine. Owners Of valuable dogs
would do we'll to secure them, warned by
the Mayors publis he'd order.
TIE MUNICIPAL LAWS There appears to
be notion with various persons, new corners
here. that they have perfect right to violate
the eli ordinances, or they suppose that the
city has no ordinances. In one precinct alone
1.-THE Fourth Ward) nineteen arrests have been
made within one week for violations of various
ordinances, such as relate 10 the sanitary de-
partment, and the license regulations espe-
cially.
GRAND LARCENY.-Jane johnson, colored,
was arrested Yesterday afternoon for the
larceny of IS, the property of lane Addison.
She was taken by officer Sullivan, and was
sent ts Jail for court by Justice Barnaclo.
NAVY YARD.-The little steamer Eureka ar
rived last evening, but reports nothing new.