Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-23
THE EVENING STAR.
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Motley. petty larcenH for hearing:

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Motley, petty larceny for hearing calling
Second Precinct William JEFFERSON, s',lns
houor unlicensed: s20ai. Also, KsePins snop
open on Sunday;sl0. Garrett Wni,ams, aofa d.
ham Johnson, VIM. Johnson ahp disnrasrly.
miIitary' Wm' Wnajer, disordsrlv; dismissed.
ID McIIuire, dfsorderly; - VIM. stewart
and John jackson, boys, do; taken to their
91ir5 PyScinct-Hanson Addison. Michael
Nansy, Grace Detrou. disorderiy; dismissed
Kate Donnelly, do. and drunk; x54 Alfred
Conper, LARCENY; Jail for court H Rockeray,
selling on Sunday; as A. John Harper. disor-
~: S2.4i. Mary Gately, drunk dismissed, J.
O'Brian, do: 50 -. Nancy Ogleton, disorder
Iy; X Cochran, J. McGinnis, Hannah Young,
Charles MiboIson, Jerry Smith, Jno. y. Pasco,
dunk; James York, having Government prop
srty In possession; dismissed. q Mahoney and
Dennis O'Brien, disorderly; S2A each. T. Dut-
fey, drunk; dismissed.
fourth Precinct Samuel " atson, drunk and
disorteriyj - 5o-workhouss Frank Riley,
drunk: militia John Howard, fast driving;
SIS %. Henry Moran, disorderly; bail for peace.
Tim McErtv drunk; IS. John Greer, do;
$3.50. Pat McMaD, drunk: military john
ConnsTs do IS. C. Watson ); l.. k,ogers'
swmdlIDg; Jail for cOurt. John Johnson,
drunk; dismissed. Henry OlsYer, assault
and battery; Jail for court
FD1 {Tfcinct-Jas Disney, assault ana
peace. Also, disorherly; SO Is. Moore dis
ORDERLY $40 Also, threats; bail for pea %. as.
Thomas, same offences; do. Frank he II, do;
10. is
Wooden Flipper. threats; bail for peace. Jas.
Fox dieorderly: y. las. Johnson, do IS.
VIM. Campbell selling liquor unlicensed; SOL.
John GonuPll, drunk; John Callahan, drunk
and disCrderiy.
Sa1fd Precinct-Ja1nes Robertson, disorde .ly;
a2. Owen Woods, suspicious character; Chas.
SIN III, disOrderly; dismissed. r. Mortin keep
ing restaurant open after hours $40 ~ John
Terney, leaving an ex ,avation open; $40. w.
Miller, larceny: for hearing. Randall Riddle,
drunk; -. e. Dsllworth. vagrancy; work
w I'M Hn
do. Mary Marrn, alias Seymour, i'll treating
children; bail for court. Rachel Ward, do;
dismissed
Sepsnh Pr~cincr.--Albert Brown. drunk; dis
missed. JAS. Fox, VIM. Heisleman, grand
larceny; W. }. Ivans. ahis Rsddy, Suspicion
OF mprder, iall tor coart +. Chissen, John
Cast,Iloe, EhZabe.h Miller, drunk and disor-
derby; 50 50 each. e.. Eieberger drunk; mill
tary. Thos. Sullivan, assault; and battery; jul
tor court. X. Cochran, drunk 81 Carrie
Reid, larceny. ismissed Pat McGInnis, ID.
W. KILN, Jas. King and Murphy, John
Rslnev, disorderly; S2.js each. Pat'k O'Doa-
nell, sleeping III street; dismissed. William
Bell, malicious mischief; Elizabeth Heller, o.
Tunbisty, drunk; }. valiant, W Ewing dis
orderly; dism ed. John Decker profanity:
II. Thompson, John Ellis, James MEG aa +
Resi-, Gisorferly; 81 IS each.
Tenth }rCCi6ci - Jennie Williams, threats:
bail for peace. John Mccain, vagrancy: bail
for fOoa behavior. Margaret A. Mason, Mary
a. Simmer. Griscella Brown, disorderly: a. 80
each. Sarah Smith, do: Rs 40. Lonis Black
Hams, George Debre and Henry Evans, sus.
piciCn CT deserton; military Thomas Srnp~
son, drunk: 81. %. ReIl Shoema ker, drunk and
dlsorderIy; As 90. M. johnson, assault; bail for
peace. Richard Jones, carrying weapons;
$1,000. John McCauly, larceny; bail for court.
Thomas BrookmaD, drunk and disordefly:
dismissed Adam Boyle, shooting boy; de-
feriso. Ellen Sullivan. vagrancy; workhouse
Ihos. Boyle, drunk and disorderly; $500.
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A Fox sToRY.-Two business men from
New Haven, who occasionally indulge in q
little sporting experience, visited S3utnington,
on hunt the other DAY. Birds were not very
plenty, and with doubtful success The gentle
men started for the depot toward night, to take
the train home. Coming across an Irishman,
they incidentally asked him If there were any
rabbits, paTtridges. quails, foxes, or any othsr
game about there - BE dad there is that !
can put II J finger On a mist OF foxes where
there is five young 'uns and the old I'm They
are so tame yeZ can stroke EN- with yer handr
This was a chance 10 capture tnr that must
not he lost. Gnd after some dickerlnR, Pat
aged II pilot them 10 the nest for thrae dol
lars. After trudgiDg through The woods about
mill, the party came TO Il clearing where
stood a log house. With horrible Milesian
grin, he POINTED to An old woman aud five
young Imps lying loose about The main floor,
eyclaiuins ~ See the tame cra.hurs; Mrs
Pdtrlc Fo1 these hunters are after vel Good
Gay, gutIeman." The hunters got back
depot TOO late for the train tina. day, but they
arrived home all safe the next morning. Ii is
unnecessary to mention, however, that i, Is not
10 ksBs that we are indebted for the aboys