Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-03
LOCAL NEWS.

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preferred All the clerks OF the above-named
parties were also released, upon their paroles
TO report to Col. 1pgraham daily, and appear
as witnesses when called upon.
Geo. L. Johnson, solomon Rose, aud Moses
Weisenfeld, (ISalumore merchants) and all
their clerks were released at he same time orr
city merchants Were, and upon the sarAe con-
ditions
The keys have been turned over to these
parties, and they have resumed business as
usual.
CRIMINAL COURT, Jddqe Fisher Yesterday
John Pumroy, David Mines and VIM. Brown,
indicted for riot, were founG rot guilty.
This morning, in the cases of Chas. Smith,
larceny, and Martin King, rape, nolLe pros.
was entered.
Ephraim Phillips, convicted of manslangh-
ter, was sentenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary.
Charles Bennett and Francis Kelly, con-
victed OF larceny, were sentenced 10 two days
in Jail
Eliza Banks, con vlcted OF larceny. Sentence
suspended.
Maria Lucas, convicted of larceny, was SEN
fenced TO five days in Jail.
Charles Thompson, found guilty of grand
larceny, was sentenced TO one year in the PEN
itentiary.
John s. Gentry, convicted of robbery, was
sentenced 10 three years in the Albany peniten-
tiary.
Elizabeth Shorter, found guilty OF larceny
was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
THE DRAFT.-The following cases were dis.
posed OF to-day before the Board OF ENROLL
ment:
First Sr5- Distfct-WaIter Stewart, physical
disability; Chas. A. Allard, furnished substi-
tute; Thos. Wesley do.
Second Sub DiStrict.-Geo. Boston, accepted
+. Or. Waters, furnished substitute.
Fourth Sub DiStrjct.-Selma Cook, furnished
substitute
Fifth SUB. District VIM Mayhew, furnished
substitute; Frank Benton. under age.
SiTh Sub District John Yearly enormously
enrolled; Charles Robinson, furnished substi-
tute.
Sereah sab. DistricL-John II T. Ward,
furnished substitute.
Tscelfid Sub District.-Thomas Solomon, de-
tailed at the Navy Yard; John Hall, accepted
DEATH FROM INJURIES RECEIvEDINA RIOT.
Yesterday morning Daniel aapp, alias Lahiye,
who was beaten on Tuesday night in a riot on
Z street. near New Jersey avenue, died from
the ELECTS OF his injuries at his boarding house,
on G street, between Delaware avenue and LIST
street. He wa sbeaten III a shocking manner,
his whole body being bruised, and IL is thought
his skull was fractured in the ARRAY. Officer
Howard, this morning, arrested three young
men, John Brown, jeremiah HARDWOOD and
Edward Pitcock, on the charge of being con-
cerned in the ARRAY in which the wounds re-
sulting IN death were inflicted, and they are
held at the Fourth Ward station house. An
inquest is being held this afternoon.
BIDS FOR FLoUR-Capt Green, AssistantC.
S, was engaged Yesterday in opening the bids
for 10000 barrels OF flour, The following were
accepted:
Evan Lyons. 300 barrels at Sl2C9; 800 at
S12.I.
A. Ross Ray &c Bro, LOCO barrels at Sl2.59;
1000 al Sl2.55; 1000 at S12 90 1000 al SI2.65;
Loco at S12 IS: Loco at S1oS5.
Thomas A. Donohue, 1000 barrels at Sl2.26;
1900 at Sl2.l0: 500 at Sl2.45: 500 at S249 GOO at
$3.50; $50 ct S1255: 800 at SI26G 400 at Sl2.65.
VIM II. Edes. 400 barrels at Sl2.60; 400 at
Sizes; 2C0 at S12.75.
DEATH AT THE CENTRAL GUARD-HoUsE-
Yesterday afternoon. A Livingston a soldier
~ ha Il inSn .Ntr Ita} tInl N,,,,t
Guard house from rather singular cause He
had been brought there while drunk, without
a pass, and had been drinking for several DAYS.
Yesterday afternoon he was lying on a bench
not over twenty inches high, and rolling off,
his head struck on the stone floor, fracturing
his skull and causing his death in short
limo