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

POLICE REPoRTs-Second Prectact-Georgs
Wilson, deserter sent TO the Navy Yaru. Mai.
Z. T.. Spaulding, fast driving; Mrs Nazier as
sault; dis missed.
Third Precinct.-Fred'k Francisco, disorder
Iy; Joshua Johnson and George Bennett, lar
ceny; b: I. Monkey. nuisance; dismissed. H.
Burns, VIM. Cook and VIM. Smith,; larceny
jail for court. VIM. Edinburg, drunk and dis
orderly; s54i. Anna Queen and Anna Lewis,
fighting; Si.4i each. Bridget Murphy, Timo-
thy Donovan, S34l each ~
Fourth Precinct-Charles Smith, disorderly;
SL60 Charlotte Green, d. 81. Thona Lun-
DIV, leading horse on a pavement 200. Mar
Thier, do; dismissed. Pat McBenny, deserter;
military.
IS,zth Prsctnct-Wm. McLain, grand larcs-
ny; for trial. ]. H. Perry, assault and battery:
BAH for peace. Christian Aekman, II. Bartels.
and V Hellmuth, creating nuisance; 81 each
Il, fenh nrecanct-Julia Fleet, disorderly; 49,
Henry Winter, do; military West Adams and
w. Bucey. do; 81 each. VIM. Davis, do; dis
missed. W. f. Dodd, do: 1874. Gustavus
Hessler, do; 81. Jeremiah Lane, do: dis
missed Timothy Nolan, do and drunk; IS.
p. Griffin and Callaghan MCCARTHY, fghting
81 each. Mary Mclaughlin, vagrancy; dis
missed. Paul Bart, selling liquor unlicensed;
deferred. VIM. Murphy, Thos. Simpson and
John 7. Kelly, drunk; dismissed.
ATTRMPT TO PICK A POCKET LThursday
night Third Asst Engineer T. A. Lynch, U. S.
N, was in the Metropolitan Hotel, getting some
cards written. While waiting he felt hand
moving under his arm. on the ''starb board side"
He turned and remarked TO the man whom he
thought was operating that he was in the
wrong place; smy pocket is on the port side"
AT the suggestion Of a gentleman, he arrested
the suspected person and turned him over to
Officers Lynch and Williams, who carried
him to the Fourth Ward Station house The
prisoner gave his name as VIM. Duffleld, and
denied the charge; but Mr. Lynch insisted that
ne was the right man, and the police held the
prisoner for hearing.
A SAoRRD CONCERT Of vocal and instru.
mental music will be given to morrow night
at Ford's Theater, by Prof Withers and his
prima, donna and Herr Wagner, a favorite
tenor, will assist with operate gems and Sc
lections. The orchestra will be composed Of
forty musicians, and the performance will be
Of an entirely sacred character.
FOURTH WARD STATION GASES. - Mary
Kelly, Matthew Dillon, drunk and disorderly;
Jas ". Boss and III. g. Tretel, fighting; VIM.
Brown, drunk; Charles N. Rawlin, sleeping
~ the street; Dismissed Emanuel Lee, disor-
orderly; 81 So S. 3 Sanford, lyiolating city
ordinance; sos. John johnson, striking small
boy IN the face; Sl.tS. a.:
SECOND WARD STATION CAsBs.-John Beas,
disorderly; S1.5s. Joseph Shaefer, petty larce-
ny; bail for court. Stephen Jones, do; dis
missed. Albert Holiday, disorderly; locked
Srunf % sa k Msp profanity g. frank Rice
Sis 80
FOB GLfhoSr.-The steamer Phenix, Can't
Stackpoie, VIII make another trip to Glymont
tomorrow al 10 O'clock, thus Offering de.
ltghtful opportunity for an excursion sail
down the beautiful Potomac. and several
hours enjoyment at the romantic summer re-
sort Glymont
BURNING BRUsH.-The bright light sssn las,
evening Ia q northeasterly direction from ths
city, which many persons feared WAS cansaS
by an extensive confiagration OF pronartv
proves TO have been occasioned by the burnin ,
of q large amount Of brush on the farm OF the
late John Q. Riyes. Esq, near Bladensburg.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs-William
Dorsey, NdisorderIy; S5-also bail for peace.
John Spriegs, fighting; locked up. Pat Co.
gan, Frank UToole, drunk; 50 each. Annie
Sangster, drunk and disorderly; 81. I1.r
TIE LECTURE of Rev. ] Sells Martin has
been postponed. .l- a. 4
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to get relief without experiencing pain. OF.
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