Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-14


intervals throughout the evening; and . band
Of music will be In attendance.
THE wILEY-BRowN OAsE-In the Circuit
Court Judge Wylie) yesterday, the case of
MRS. Emily F. Wiley, wife Of John Wiley,
against Marshall Brown and Jesse B. Haw
A. T. Smith for the plaintiff, and Bradley and
Davidee for the defendant This case in wolves
the right OF the plaintiff to a share in the es-
lawful heir, which the defendants deny, they
being the administrators OF the estate.
The follow wing is the jury In the case: John
Ball, Edwin Knowles, Harmon Burns, E. E.
OBrien, Henry Burrows, John e. Neal, An.
drew Balm, John E. Libbey, and Charles W.
Petit.
The ease was opened by Mr.. Smith for the
plaintiff; the defendants reserving their open
ing.
that he knew the parties, Mr. Tiilottson Brown
and wife, and had been to the house frequent.
ly on 5th street Mrs. Brown placed herself
under the pastoral charge of the witness, as he
thinks, In so, about six months before the
marriage, and on the 10Th Of November, 1859,
he married them; Vines yt, always saw MT
DR.. Condict, sworn, and testified that he had
known Mr.. and Mrs. Brown since 1884, and
first saw her at Mrs: Dodd's, on the Avenue,
called to preside at Mrs. Browns accouche-
ment, which took place In the latter part OF
March, 1884, when female child was deliv
and has heard her called Emily. She married
person named Wiley, and witness identifies
her positively as the plaintiff In this suit
POLICE RRPoRTs-Second Precinct-Thos
Burr, disorderly; 81 VIM. English, do; do.
VIM. Donohueh, do; SO. Dan1 Harrison fight
ins; re. Michael Shay, do do. Carat Martin,
do; do. Wm. Edwards do; do. -iF
Third Precinct-Adam Fontz, selling liquor
to soldiers; $20-also, without license; $2O Der.
I'D nhno b. Ham soad
McGuire, disorterly; sl56 Jno. Riley, viola
ting Corporation law; Sa.a5: Chas. Beatty, lar.
eeny; dismissed. Geo. Webb. drunk; sa.45.
WIN, ae e. s. Hannah Young. drunk WORK.
honse.s Susan Oeissler, do; dismissed
Fourth I'recinct-Peter Quinn, disorderly;
S2 each. Daniel BorIand and Patrick Roke,
drunk; 50 each. T.McDonough, threats; dis
missed. Richard Barrett, malicious mischief;
1915 f.-t. t|ft4 80
Si1th Tyler and Lucy New.
drunk; 50. Hamilton Townsend carrying
deadly weapons; 800 Mary Jane Lilly, as.
Tenth Preeinct-Anderson Scott, grand lar.
ceny; jail for court John Nally, assault and
battery; S12,5e. Marg't Herlihy, threats; dis
McManus, disorderiy; $40: John Kelly. do;
military. Henry Jones, do; dismissed. Law
renee O'Oonner, grand larceny; bail for court.
VIM Stone. a.: do. Sa%,i McMangs, thrests:
bail for peace --
GRAND LARcRNIRs.-Yesterda Anderson
Scott was arrested by officer Gibson, OF the
Seventh Ward, for having In his possession
dresses and table furniture stolen from Mrs.
Henley and Mrs. Jordan. He failed to account
was sent to Jail for court by Justice Boswell.
The goods were recovered. -
Lawrence OConner was arrested by Sergt.
Hepburn for robbing the trunk of John Fall
vey OF pocket book obtaining 30 in money,
and other articles. Justice Boswell held
o'Oonner to bail for court. .,r 80
THEOALIyoRNIA RKeIMENr.-The following
is complete list Of the casualties In Co. H.
eva. hington company list California regi-
k,l,led-Capt. M. smith, Second Sergeant
George x.auri, and Fourth Sergeant Thomas J.
Force.
(severely,) Third Sergt. Bailey Watson,
privatesl Monroe Snider. Christian Smartstreet,
Chas. Marchard, Geo. Pierce tslightly), iona.
M Missins.~Jehn Fife, Thos. Osborne. ~.
A HANpseMs PREsEnT.-Mrs. Morgan, wife
of the Senator from New York, was presented
the gift Of a n nm Der Of ladies and gentlemen
connected with the late Metropolitan Fair at
New York. Tie gift was accompanied by a
and expressive Of the high regard OF the donors
on account Of the patriotism and sympathy
Mrs. N. has ever evinced for our soldiers.
FOURTH WARD STATION OAsRs-Margaret
Haggerty, grand larceny; bail for court. Jno.
Shea, assault and battery; bail for hearing.
Jno keenan,, drunk; dismissed. Jno. Talbat,
Hutton, grand larceny; bail for hearing. Gath
arine Black, assault and battery; bail for peace
James Wilkinson, threats; do. Jno: h. Will
kinson, do; do. Ed. Colling, drunk; $15s
Jos. Tracy, do; do.
,rh;, -o.,,,. y,ara r,rt+a.
sitting in equity, ordered the release OF that
portion Of the cargo Of the schr. Malinda which
belonged to the Government, and also several
ties The Malinda, it will be recollected, was
seized for violating the revenue laws, by car
rying liquor on board, and having an irreg.
ular manifest.
FOUND DBAD-Yesterday, the body OF male
infant was found in Armory Square, near to
Seventh Ward Station House, where 1t re-
mains to await the order OF the Coroner.
lin & Co.'s; opticians, No. pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day at
O'Clock IS In the shade.
DAN RICR's GREAT SHOW.-The crowds
moved towards the great show yesterday in
regiments, like brigades going to the front. Be.
fore the performances commenced last night
thee ticket ONCE and doors were closed, and
hundreds of anxious visitors were compelled
to return home disappointed. We have heard
the audience inside variously estimated At
from 1000 to S. 90, and when we reflect that
the enormous tent was literally packed with
human beings from the ring TO the outer cir
conference we are inclined to think the latter
figures nearest correct There was large
crowd also in the afternoon, but not 50 over
wLelming as at highland this adm onishes US
to suggest to families who have natural Gu
riostv TO hear and see the Great Jester, to go In
the afternoon, (they show every afternoon ana
night this week OF. II at night, to start early.
To run the gauntlet of the jam around the
ticket once and doors is something OF task,
but the disappoint ment OF going there and md
ing the pavilion full and no more admitted. Is
Notwiths ding the pressure last night, the
immense throng abandoned themselves 10 en-
ioyment and the famous humorist fairly
yrSyolIad in hon mots Dan Rice is not clown
in the common acceptation of the word-rather
A lecturer or comm tator upon the times and
.,h;act. that auuAar to ne suggested by the o..