Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-05-31

POLICE REfoRrs-Second Preeinct,-Aaron
Jordon, Charles Oensrt, Lewis Bailer fishing
on sunday IS sscn Gable .resr ~
also, assault and battery; bail for court; Wm.
Sutton and Jas. Sibb, disorderly; 80. NJ. Car
ter and 4. A. Douglas, do; 81 each. 4. Ste
vens, disordeIly house; s..
Third Precincf.-Wm. Hall, throwing stones;
81 So. Robert Uhamberlin, do: Sl45. john
Gleason, assault and battery; jail Tor court.
Gassaway Waters, violating city law; as
s2O62. Jno. Finn. fighting; S2.A. James
CLANCY, do. S345, p. Won Essen, nuisance;
dismissed. Patrick Conner. disorderly: 81 .56.
Thompson, disorderly; 81 Sc. Amanda w lker,
do; 81 a. Jane aaskins, do; S3.44. Timothy
Welsh, do: $3.50 Alfred Pope, nuisance; $3.50.
Geo. Boras. drunk and disorderly; S2.56.
~ Jas. McEally, do. Dismissed. Jesse Fos-
ter, fast driving; $500. Sarah Brown, peddling
unlicensed; Dismissed Eliza Davis, keeping
bawdy house; bail for court. Ann Davis and
Nelson, John Ford, 6isorderly; IS each. Adam
Fay. Jacob Hamlin, do; So each.
Fifth frecinet-Catharine King, profanity
Oliver Nelson, drunk; John Hollenbeck, w.
T Dant, W. p. Barnett, M. Sullivan. drunk
and disorderly; Caroline Williams, Mary Jones
and Kate Ford, disorderly; 81 each. Solomon
Quinn, do; s1.5o. r. Fitzgerald, Chas. Smith
and Catherine Seward, drunk and disorderly;
dismissed
Sirth Precinct-Jeremiah Lynch and John
Conner. violating COW law; 81 each. Fred
Alinbrook, violating hack law; 81. Simon
Baxter, grand larceny; for trial. Thos. J. Lord,
firing pistol in a street; 81. Pasquala Masna
and James Pike, assault and battery; Jail for
court Jos. Conner, fighting; 81. Ann Brown,
Tenth Precinct-Wm. Brown, grand larceny;
Jail for court. Sarah Williams, drunk dis
missed. M. Farrell. John T. Miller, disorder.
ly: military. Jas. White, assault and battery;
dismissed.
THE POLICE SALE.-Yesterday morning W.
L. Wall, auctioneer, began the sale OF the IN.
claimed goods remaining In the store.roon OF
the Property Clerk Of the Metropolitan Police,
at the headquarters on 10th, near ID street
These articles have been accuDulating since
the police was organized, and required con-
siderable room for storage.
From the number of articles il will require g
day OF two to clese the sale. An idea OF the
| variety may be obtained from the following
| summary: .
Articles OF gold and silver ware. about 20
| lots. Watches OF silver. composition and
| brass, %. Guns, pistols, DC, q curious col
| lection comprising nearly every pattern man-
| ufactured in the 18th century, over 16a lots.
Swords. shlettoes, bowie knives, collection
almost as curious as that OF guns, pistols, DC,
| comprisins a number of finely finished weap.
| ons; beside many cid and worn out and some
| that were home made for immediate use, l6j
| lots.
| The remainder may be called miscellaneous
l. collection, and justIflas the application of the
| CURIOSITY Shop as the title Of the Property
| Clerks stoTe-room. In it may be found station
cry. dry goods, clothing, billiard balls. soaps.
military equipments, groceries, wines, glass,
| and earthenware, and variety OF odds and
| ends TO which names have been given in order
| to designate hem in the catalogue. The great
! quantity Of unclaimed goods offered for sale
| proves clearly that our police have done their
! duty faithfully, when it is recoilected that the
goods identified and already returned 10 the
! owners by the police was immense.
| hi lots cold arpt h<. for NH M yr~ra
! could be found, and which by act of Congress
are sold after being retained certain length OF
| tune. &
l. GRAND LAECENy.-Susan Williams and W.
| Johnson, ooloTed, were arrested last night by
| officers O'Ceunell and McElfresh for robbing
| just returned from the fishing shore, and got
| drunk. He looked for a friends house to sleep,
| hut hie friend had moved. He went round on
Sd street, near the Aven us and laid dc wn in An
| alley and fell asleep. The accused awoke him,
and girl told him she saw johnson with his
| hand ia Towards pocket This morning the
girl denied that she said so, and Justice Giber-
| son having no proof Of guilt, dismissed the
| case.
| SREpApDLRD.-This morning the Sergeant
| OF the 9th Precinct Police, made the folio wing
report Sc On the 2S,h instant, officer Harrison
| procured q warrant for the arrest Of Mrs. Jane
Smith, on 9TH street east, between G. and
streets, charged with keeping bawdy hou Sc.
Witnesses were summoned, and all parties
present except her counsel, i'll consequence OF
which the TRIAL was postponed until Monday,
the 3fh inst. The day OF trial came, she Mrs
Jane Smithl was found to be non est. Officer
Harrison proceeded to her house, which he
found vacated, she having skedaddled." No
doubt the citizens OF the Sixth Ward are de.
lighted with the radiance.
CHARGE Or HORSE STEALING.--On Monday,
VIM. Brown, supposed deserter, was arrested
by officer Garrett on the charge OF stealing a
horse belonging to a MIR. Smale. Brown caught
the horse on the commons, and sold it TO a Ian
named Herbert, from whom DIR Boyd, who had
charge OF the animal. recovered it; and Her
be1 procured warrant for the arrest of Brown,
and he was taken in custody, carried before
Justice Boswell and committed to Jail
WOUNDED OrFICEEs.-The following officers
have reported At DIR. Antisell's Office since our
last: Capt. Jas. j. Gould, LIST X. l. cayalv, or.
dered TO Annapolis; Capt. Wallace A. Putnam.
56th Mass Capt. Lewis f. Monroe, Jlth Mass
Lieut.. Col. Rogers; Capt. +. T. Tiers, Isl tn Pa
STATE OF THE THsRNoMRTKH-At Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the thei mometer stood to-day at 1
O'Clock s. in the shade. and lG7 in the sun
Decentralization G.. Glary has resigned his
position rs clerk in the Washington city post
Office.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-At Andrew j
y: JOfCE'S Coach Factory. two HELPERS for
Smith Shop. my si-St
-FOUR ROOMS to rent. on the second floor also