Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-29

the ma trimonial felicity, and last night they
QuarrelIed. A young man with whom Mrs.
Carroll had been CRYING arspna, wen si- ~ cnn
versation, which was OF character TO excite
his anger and Jealousy. He exhibited his feel
ing in manner to ORA MS young wife away
from her companion, and che undertook to beat
him. Justice Clayton fined Rose 90, and dis.
missed her husband.
MAY BALLs.-By reference to our advertis.
ing columns, 1t will be seen that the yotariee
Of terpsichore are determined to make the most
Of the month Of May BY announcing numerous
Hibernia Club will give party at Temperance
Hall, and Mr.. H. J. Russell will hold his May
ball at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard.
i, On Tuesday evening Prof. Marinis annuai
Fellows Hall, Seventh street; and on the 1 ~.
wednesday, the City Passenger Railroad
Association invite their friends to meet them
at Odd Fellows Hall, for the enjoyment Of the
dances. The Kennebec Assembly Of George
town will inaugurate the picnic season by
party at Green Spring pavilion on Monday.
A SINGULAR CIRouMsrANcK.-On wednes.
Gay, a young woman, respectfully clad, sober
and intelligent aged about 90 years, applied at
the station e fSs sns
out Of the second story window, and hurt her.
seh, but not seriously. She was taken to the
poorhouse IN a stupid condition, where she
win be properly attended to. From the fact
that there is the mark Of q recent blister on the
back Of her neck, 1t Is thought that she had
been sick, and was just recovering. she gave
her name as Mollie Williams; says she was
married, but lost her husband In the nrst
battle of Bull Run. av es- afsrss.fE sas.s.+t
RENTERS OF BAwDY HOUSES INprcrED.-1n
addition to the list OF persons already named,
who are under indictment for renting houses
for bawdy houses, and who have given bail
for their appearance, we have to add The fol-
Brown, alias Bertha Kroschel, for renting
house to Mena Berringer; VIM. II. Tanning,
s 1a for Feptine to Hopense RSSsr lanes
Bhgh, for renting to Susan CrebelIng; and
Annie Wilson, for renting to Mary Ann Cole.
indicted for keeping bawdy house, has also
In THE wRoEe WARD.-IAst night Harry
Rum was picked mp drunk and asleep in a
wagon in the Fourth Ward. Being taken to
the station, he affirmed that he lives In the
Second Ward, and had his discharge papers
from the justice there, but found himself on
this occasion IN the wrong ward. Justice al.
berson considered the case as Of NO importance,
and advised him not to get In the wrong ward
again. ...--..,
MALICIOUS MIscHIEF Last night Geo. w.
Power amused bimself by standing at the win.
dow of Mr.. Brooks residence on Fifth street,
and cutting the Stats from the blinds. He was
pursued by two cavalry officers who saw him,
and after a chase caught him in the residence
of Major Davis. on 9th, near g street, into
which he ran, alarming the family consldera.
bly,. Justice 9Iberson fined Powers S5.5S.
ACCIDRNT.-This morning, Augustus Stahl,
a supposed deserter, who is confined m the
Central Guardhouse, while scuff1ing with
some of his fellow prsoners, fell and broke his
right arm, near the shoulder. DR.. Ford, sur
geon of the military prisons, set the bone, and
the injured man was sent to Stone Hospital.
NEW HosE-On Monday last, the Franklin
Fire Co., received from r. w. Dukekart, Of
hose:
making this already efficient company more
useful than ever in time of fire.
BREAD RIsING.-The bakers OF this city held
q meeting lately and resolved that they could
not afford to sell bread hereafter for less than
six cents per pound, which price will be de-