Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-08

ana turned from ms false Gods, laPPlause>l
| The speaker said he referred to john O. FIRE.
mont, lLong and vociferous applause.l Mr..
| Florence concluded by saying that he en-.
dorsed all that Senator Salisbury had said and
was in favor Of peace, and hoped the m Getting
would also endorse the sentiments uttered.
! loud applauseI
MIR. John II. Baliman was elected janitor OF
| the hall, which was ordered to be kept open
| each night from to 10 o'clock, and the meeting
after the transaction of some routine business
| adjourned.
| The proceedings were altogether of a very
| queer and hshy character, the copperhead SEN
| timents of Senator salisbury, and the enthu-
sIastic endorsement of Fremont, by another
speaker being received with equal applause
formation Of a ticket with Fremont for the
Presidency, and salisbury for Vice President
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Amos Der
Ins ea for stGiEsr
ricion of larceny; Fanny Forrest, do; dis
missed. Lewis Thomas, vagrancy; do. Mary
kenney, keeping vicious dog; do. Maurice
Connor, disorderiy; military. Hannah Kelley,
grand larceny; c. Finnigan, drunk; c. Rooney,
do; John Hunt, do: dismissed. Andrew Jack
SON, fighting; S1.5S. tJno. O'Donald, drunk;
Sis. Chas. Lyle, drunk and disorderly; dis
missed. Owen Daniels, drunk; do. L. F..
Showers, drunk and disorderly; do w Kelly,
drunk; do. r. Farley, do; do. Ed. Dolen, do;
Martin Doyle, drunk; dismissed. John Mid
dleton, sleeping in the street, do. Timothy
Riley and John Cokely, fighting; locked up 3
hours Elizabeth A. Byers, disorderly; dis
hearing. Barney Flanagan, vagrancy; do
John Doe, drunk and disorderly; dismissed
Daniel Griffith, disorderly; sent to the Fifth
Ward police. Caleb Drew, drunk; Sl5s
line Reed, keeping bawdy house; for hearing
Martin Brannan, disorderly; $l5s. John F.
Gamer, drunk; dismissed. Geo. Colbert, dis
orderly; Sl5s. Geo. Dacey, do; $l5O Ed.
Adams, throwing stones; Sis. John E. Will
liams, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. ID.
w; Merreil, disorderly; Sis. Mary Mer-
throwing stones; Sl.5s. George Piles, drunk;
Sis. Frank Maynard, fighting 1855.
Catharine Thomas, drunk and profanity; M.
henney, Lowing vicious dog to run at large;
dismissed Caroline Bryan, drunk and disor-
DERBY; Susan hammond, do; workhouse. Jno.
Williams, sagrancy; almshouse. Frank May
nard, disorderly and threats; bail for peace.
Amos Jones, burglary; dismissed. .Jno. Johu-
son, larceny; do. Mary Douglass, assault and
battery; do. Frank Heck, drunk and disor-
DERBY; military. Ieanet Murphy, prostitution;
Williams and Thos. Henry, disorderly; S25s
each. Robert Rodmon, running wagon
against man; Jail for court. John Johnson,
assault and battery; do. T. O'Donnell, drunk
and disorderly; dismissed John Johnson,
disoTderly; S5.H. VIM. Wenner, John Hurley
and r. McCarty, do. and drunk; dismissed b.
Murphy, illegal voting; bail for hearing Jno.
curry, disorderly; dismissed. James Kean,
drunk do.
REAL EsrATESALEs.-By Green & Williams,
subdivision lot "a, in SO uare sis, to James Tay-
lor, for cents per foot; lot 3, square 1919, on
Penn avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets
east, to David Rawlings, tor SX cents per foot
lot (, square $50, on 18th street east, between
and Il streets south, to W. M. L. Cripps, for II
cents per foot; two-story and attic frame we'll
ing, with brick back building and lot, on ID
street north, between 6tn. and 7th west, to DR.
F. Schole for 5000; two-story brick house on
a lot on lease ground rent, on sth street. be-
tween n and D SITS. north, to III. r. MarYman
for 500.
Fatal ACCIDENT-About O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, as Henry Hoffman, Company
II, 5th Maryland veterans, was walking across
the railroad little north of the depot, he was
struck by an engine passing, aud the wheels
passing over his thighs nearly severed his legs
from the body He died in about thirty min
utes. The deceased halls from Baltimore,
where he leaves family. His remains were
taken to the Sanitary Home, from whence they
will be inferred.
SECOND WARD. STATION CAsEs.-Samuel
Baxter, drunk; dismissed. John Jones do
military. Rody O'Brlen, deser ton: do. Hugh
son, profanity; So. Laura Davis, vulgar Ian
guage, do. John M. Wolf, do, do. Hugh
Sloan, overcharging; costs So cents. Martin
Keith, drunk; 81.
FRATERNAL NIsIT.-Last evening the divi-
sion of Sons of Temperance at Fin dley Hos
panied by band of music, marched from the
hospital in full regalia, to the hall of the Good
Samaritan Division, to whom they paid fra
ternal visit.
SERENADE.-Last evening the friends Of the
successful candidates for city councils in the
First Ward-Messrs. Turton, Wilson, Kelly,
Rheem and Donohue- complimented them
with q serenade.
observation-disclosures Watkins, a soldier,
arrested this o. =
ment property, several articles of harness.
Watkins was taken to Justice Giberson, VINO
turned him over to the military.
Rea quarters Prorost Marshal and Board of
Enrolment Of District of Columbia, :
Washington, d. c., May %, 1861.
The Board of Enrolment of the District of
Columbia will be in session at the Office of the
Provost Marshal District Of Colu bia, corner
of Fourteenth street and New York avenue,
daily Sundays excepted) from IL o'clock a m.
to clock p. m, for the purpose Of hearing
cases of exemption from draft for the folio wing
causes, viz:
Alienage;
Non residence;
Unsuitableness of age:
Manifest permanent physical disability and
Two years. service during the present war,
either in the army or navy.
Citizens are requested to furL lSh information
as to persons who are not enrolled, or who are
trying to avoid enrolment, as il Is equally for
the interest Of each person enrolled to place
upon the ssEnrollHent List" all persons liable
TO do military duty, so that his own chance for
draft shall not be unjustly increased.
Captain LIST regiment v. r: Corps,
and acting Provost Marshal of the
may a6-tf District Of Columbia.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
18th, BETWEEN G AND II sTREErs:-Attention is
called to the sale, under q deed of trust of two