Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-21

POLICE RRPoRrs-First Precinct-Florenee
Frederick, maiiciousiy taking up an estray;
Second Precinct Anne Warner, bigamy; bail
tor appearance at court. Patrick Read lar.
ceny; do. James Marthron, selling on Sunday;
81. Catherine O'Dwyer and Joseph T. Stock,
bridge. assault and battery; bail for peace
Isaac Roberts, do; do. Emma Black selling
whisky to soldiers and stealing lumber; dis
missed. Julia Pendleton and Mary Green
dieorderly; SO each. Wesley Uonaway, threats;
bail for peace. VIM. Finley, selling whisky
ON Sunday; $40. John w. Barber and Daniel
VaplovInder, drunk and disorderly; military.
Third Prectnct.-Wm. FL. Petit, suspicion of
larceny; Herman Kaughman, drunk; dismissed.
George Diggs, Fanny Williams and Mary Belt,
disorderly; s24i each. James Bate man, do;
dismissed. Fanny Warren, do; S1.44. Sam'l
Rick, do; S5.44.
Fourth Precinct-Bridget Mccarthy. James
Mccarthy, James Hanley, dtsorderiy; % each.
do; dismissed. Shadrack Faskey. do; So.
James Orr, drunk and disorderly; S.. Julia
O'Day and Mary Donnohoe, disorderly; S.
zach Mary A. Harvey Caroline 9snhs ann
vagrancy; workhonse.
Sirth Preenct.-Eliza Harris, threats; bail
for peace. Mary Z. Nugent Mary Taylor,
tenth ecinct.-Thomas Mclaughlin, drunk
and disorderly; dismissed. Hiram Baker,
drunk; military. Jno Campbell selling liquor
unlicensed; $40. Thomas Burns, Aeeging store
orderly; $3.50. Samuel Corbett, do; dismissed.
George Layton, drunk and disorderly; $3.50
Also, profanity $3.50. Peter Manning, drunk
and disorderly; Shedwick Webster, disorderly;
81 So. Mary Jones, do; hail for peace. Elijah
Addison, do; $3.50. John Ohilds, do; dis
missed. George W. Brooks, do S2s9. Ed
S1.aO VIM Shaw. do; $685. Thomas Sulli-
van and James Corners, grand larceny Of
horse; dismissed. VIM. Shaw, threats; bail for
peace.
FLAG PREsENTATION.-We learn that the
beautiful flag furnished by the ladies Of the
Treasury Department for the Treasury Guard
the dress parade to morrow Saturday after
noon at quarter past 3 O'Clock. The cere-
mony Of presentation will take place at the
parade ground south Of the Presidential Man.
sion. The President and heads Of departments
have been invited to be present, and also the
military organizations attached to the different
departments: The presentation speech, 1t is
expected, will be made by Hon. S. B. Colby.
Register OF the Treasury, and will be accepted
in behalf Of the regiment by Col. Willett. The
band attached to the regiment will discourse
music on the occasion, and should the day be
fine a good time may be expected. We advise
our readers to be present.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Otin.-This morn
ing, in the case Of John H. Dubant, indicted
for an assault and battery, polle pros was en-
tered.
Arthur Bradley, indicted for an assault and
resisting an officer was found not guilty, and
In another case Of the same character against
the same party nolle pros was entered.
Lawrence Broderick and John Broderck
indicted for an assault and resisting an officer,
were found not guilty.
Elizabeth Shorter, colored, indicted for grand
larceny in stealing $3.50 in paper and Sl19. in
gold and silver money from M. F. Pronint, is
trial.
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