Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-10
LOCAL NEWS.


LOCAL NEWS. TO-
POLICE RRpoRTs-First Precinct-R Thomas,
assault; locked up. ID. Miller, creating nuis-
aDce; for trial. --- .E
Second Preeinet-Lewis CIuskey,' sellin 2
whiskey to soldiers: $40. w. ID. Beall, assault
Third Precinct WIN. Ellis, throwing stones;
locked up five hours. John Moulding. disor-
derby; Geo. Stone, do 80 As each. SamI Will
Sl.56. Geo McCallison, drunk; dismissed.
Fourth PTeeinet,-Peter Fahev, drunk; 81 q.
Hawk, do; workhouse.
isisM Precinct.--Wm. Wiemus, drunk; 81. ST.
Tenth Precinet-Matilda Ryland, q Susan
Richardson, fighting SO each. Harriet Smith,
grand larceny; dismissed. Albert Tolson, de-
sertion; military. Louisa Sanders, disorderly;
81. Catharine Mccormick, assault; Matthew
Little. drunk and disorderiy; dismissed. Lou
lisa Sanders, common drunkard, bail for peace.
SEIZED CNDRE THE CoNFIscATIoN Act
Yesterday, the Marshal, under the instruc
tions OF the District Attorney, seized the pro-
perry of VIM. A.. Terry, alias W. H. Terret',
under the provisions of the conGscation act of
July 18th, 1862. Terrett was formerly an off,
Ger OF the U. $. Marine Corps, and at the
breaking out of the rebellion went South, and
was made major. At the time our troops en-
tered Alexandria he was in command of the
rebel cavalry there. The proper ty consists of
lot 81 in square 5R3, on street, between y
and 9th streets. improved by three story
brick building E 100
CONVICTED OF SELLING FORCED PASSES TO
SoLDIRRs.-Augustus Nagei, a citizen, arrested
at Alexandria, Va, for selling forged passes TO
soldiers, thereby aiding them to desert, has
been tIled by a military commission held in
this city, and sentenced to be confined in such
peniten:iary as the proper authority may direct,
for six months, and pay fine OF $50. The
sentence has been approved, and the peniten-
tiary al Albany, N. Y, designated as the place
of con finaYnenf. r.r~- ~
POLICE APPoINTMESTs.-The regular meet.
ing of the Board was held yesterday at the
rooms on Tenth street. Officer ID. M. Sylves-
ter's resignation WAS received and accepted.
Tire following appointments were made
man Of I'd precint; Andrew 6. Smith, vice r
". Chesney, 5th precinct; VIM. J. Grant,
vice ID. M. Sylvester; aud J. w. Howard, vice
Augustus Brown, I'd precinct. -4-j
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Richard
Burnett, vagrancy; locked up at his own re-
quest. John Trineas, assault and battery, dis
missed. John Simonds, leyyIng black mail;
military. John Gibson, disorderly; Si.5S. j.
Wagner, having Government horse in his
possession; military. John Cation. assault an
battery; Jail for court. Nelly Butler. drunk
West Adams, sleeping in a wagon; dismissed.
HSALKs OF REAL ESTATE. The following
sales have been made by Jas =. Mcclure &
Co: ~
Small frame house and lot on south H street,
|. near 9th. to r. A. Phillips, for Sl.l00.
Small frame house on Fifth street, between
o and r. to Chas. Hall. for $40.
Similar house, adjoining the above, to John
Wagner, for 1855.
ME. CLEPHANE has called upon US to-day
to say that the report of the proceedings of the
Baltimore Convention, as published in the
Chronice, was made jointly by himself and
porters, and not exclusively by himself as
might be inferred from our article of yester-
day. ~ 9
MARRIAGE AT A MAGISTRATES OFFICE
Last night, young couple, James L. Sterer
and Esther Passmore, Of Perry county, Ohio
called upon Justice Johnson TO be married at
his office. The Justice could not perform the
service himself. but sent to Rev. U. Ward,
who promptly tied the matrimonial knot.
BAIL FOR CoURr.-This morning. officer
Grant, of the Fourth Ward, arrested Jonathan
Roland for assault and battery on his wife,
and for attempting to kill his brother in law
He was taken before Justice Giberson, who
held him TO bail for court, and also TO keep the
peace
SEcoNp WARD STATION GASES. = Mary
Haynes, disOrderly; 81. Sarah Longston,
threats; bail for peace. Mary Smith, drank
and lighting 81. Isabella Riley, do; SO. Daniel
Dougherty, do; SO. John Brosnom, drunk
sl.5s., Samuel Whittemore, do; 81. o..
Go,sa IT srRore.-Notwithstandiug the
warm weather during the past nine days, the
number Of persons applying for marriage
licenses seems to be on the increase, sixty nine
having obtained licenses from the Clerk Of the
Court since the first OF the month.
STATE OF THE THERMOMRTRR.-At Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. 2H Pennsylvania
avenue, the thei mometer stood to-day at l
o'clock 10 IN the shades S. In the sun.
GENERAL PLEASANT ROOMS FOR RENT
- With or without board, at 4e9 street. be-
tween Sd and 4th SITS. 10 10 st.
a QUIET. PRIVATE FAMILY HAS TWO
"A FURNISHED ROOMS to let, with or without
/ board. in pleasant part of Georg etown, No. l Ii
Gay street, between High and Congress. je 10 ST.
"A FRAME HOUSE FOR sALE..In a beautiful