Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-14

| of 1850, given by VIM. Gunton, ESQ, 70 Oliver
| I. Thomson, of the 18th district; that of 1851.
given by the College Faculty, to Patrick Nc
Anley, of the LIST district; and those of 1864 and
| 1863. given by the College Trustees, to Joseph
| H. France and Ebert Turner, of the Ist dis
trict.
The manual also contains the acts of the
Counci relating TO schools. rules OF the Board.
regulations for the government OF schools, &C.;
'nd, altogether, is useful little work.
Jno. Daily, Jno. Simpson, Jno. Jaurzek, kili-
ing game out OF season; sos each.
Second Ireciact-George Johnson, having
stolen bugle; dismiss sed. VIM Darlington,
1sHa f Prsesrcsmwm Pssss Anderson, grand lar
eens; Jail. Joshua Butter, without hcense;
S3.44. Geo Upperman, do; S}.29. Joseph Ad-
ans, do: S2.25. Mrs. Collins, Francis Bur
dette, Z. Crucie, Henry Borman, Stsyen Casey
Chree cases) VIM. Bowling, Michael Casey,
do; 50 % in each case Michael Ash, assault:
bail for peace; One soldier, drunk; military
Fourth Precinct.-Clara Sullivan, J. A. John.
sen, Mary Keys, Ellen Thompson. Ann Rhodes,
larceny; jail for conrt David Dardin, dsor-
derly; 81. Mary Prescott, drunk; dismissed
Margaret james, drunk and disorderiy; work
house. Thomas Morgan, desertion: military
Jno Abbott, drunk: 50. H- ,".s
S'ah Prectnct-Louis Davage, threats: bail
for peace. Jno Smith, drunk; dismissed. Jno
Edwln' do; Sl4 D. Harrigan and Francis
White, do; 81 IS each. jos. Bell Frances But
Ter and John BlackstiB. disorderly: So each
Mat'y Emery, petty larceny; bail for hearing.
w II. Adams, violating market regulation; So.
w. H. W ortimer, drunk and disorderlY; locked
mp six hours and dismissed. Harry Within,
disorderly; 50. W b. Knott, drunk; work
house sixty days. - . sa
Tenth Precinct. Thomas Richardson, drunk
and disorGerly; 81. L. n. Be.ufer, do; 81.
Mary ogey, do; 50. Fannie Cook do: 81
W. H. Haines, disorderiy; So. George WI
Fan, assault and battery; bail for -besring
r. Farmhouse, assault and battery; bail fSr
court. Thorton Kendle, disorderly; as. Jno.
Fox, drunk and disorderiy; military. Thos
Donovan surrendered by iail: delivered at
court. Maria Woodbeck, disorderiy; wnra-
house. Mary Stephens, do dismissed Jose
phire Naylor, drunk and Gisorderly; 3. Ma
tin McNulty, do; IS. Cttharine McNulty, dis
orderly; 81.
SEIzED BY THE POLICE It Tuesday, Sergean:
Hurley, of the First Ward, with posse cf
police, made descent on house No i3S, Twenty
fourth street, and arrested the following in
mates: Mrs. Sarah Harper Carrie Sullivan,
Jane Ann Johnson, Mollie Keys, Ellen Thomp-
son. and Ann Rhodes, and took them 10 the
station, when Justice Drnry fined all the parties
81 5Seach, with the exception OF the frst-namel
who was charged with being the ze eeper of the
house, and who ruled her trial for Yesterday.
TIE girls, alter paying their fines, left, tia
STATEN, and in q short time returned TO the
house in com pany with some othe rs. they having
in the meantime got on a regular stare and as
soon as they got out OF their carriages tn "
commenced big fight. The officers then at CIlrA
house Sergeant Hurley and RoundsTnan Glenn
SAtSt TefUSeG 10 a0ElfttD tDpin. ana arrested
them, W no appeared TO be the ringleader, and
took her 10 the station, where she vas kept all
night, when a number of soldiers fInyali6
Sorpsl took charge of the others and carried
Mrs. Harper had her trial yesterday, when
/ the evidence was not sufficient TO W warrant her
being held to answer the charge OF keeping the
house, and she was fined 50
The house was formerly known as branch
OF NO. 81 and was in the custody OF the
police once before, when Hattie Saymour had
the management of it, but the police will prob
ably see that hereafter it will not be used fer
the same purposes. a"
GRAND LARCENY.-Last night, Officer A. II.
voss arrested Mary Bruce, colored, for steal
ing two fifty dollar notes from Stephen Dly-
export, soldier. The soldier did not know
where he had been. but described the woman
he was With the night before Voss, artsr
searching around, found Mary Bruce, in Ora
bans alley, back of the Franklin Engine
house. He took her and her trunk aud con-
veyed them to the Second Ward Station. Upon
opening ,he trunk it was found to contain
larse gsanil.y sI .1 OF new dry goods, which she
in two fifty dollar notes. She was com mjtted
to Jail for court by Justice Clayton. This Is the
girl who was arrested for stealngthe teamsters
money last Sunday week, but was dismissed
for want of proof. The money lost a. that time
S114, was subsequently found in the stove in q
eharred condition, in the house where Mary
Bruce and the teamster stopped, In a house,
back OF the Thirteenth street Baptist Church.
ACAPTURE.-Last night at ten o'clock, Ser
geaDt TAFT of the Second Ward, with a squad
OF police, took possession of house No 3it5 ID
street, as bawdy house, and captured the
proprietress, Mary A Coleman, six women,
and nine men, and servant girl, and took them
before Justice Clay ton. Mary A. Coleman was
htl to bail for court in $780, each of the women
was fined 81 81 for prostitution, and the men
and the servant girl were dismissed. The house
is located next door west of the Franklin En-
CINE -honse. and the place was taken posses SION
Of by order of Superintendent Webb, acting
under the law establishing the Metropolitan
Police. The keys remain in possession OF the
police, and guard is stationed at the house to
protect the furniture, &c. The girls, of cour-a,
must look tor other qusrters.
THE SMALL Pox.-Hearing that the contra
band hospital had been closed since the issuing
OF the order by Gen. Slough, requiring ali con-
trabands and those who are not able 10 en-
ploy physician to repair to it and get vacci-
mated, we visited the hospital this morning in
person to learn whether or not the report was
true. We find that there is one Surgeon, DR..
Bigelow, in charge, during the hours set apart
by fhe Military Governor for vaccinations.
Either yesterday or day before one OF the Mis-
sicnaries, Rev. Mr.. Scott, took charge of the
business and vaccinated some sixty odd con-
trabands. We learn that there is a considera-
BILE amount of small -pox in the City, and every
precantion should be taken to prevent its
spread.-AlerandrIa Journal.
DELIVERED TO THE MILITARY AUTHoRIrrrs
Yesterday, z. b. Bush ana Patrick A. Kenney
OF the 1st Indiana cavalry, who Were con fined
III Jail to answer the charge of killing Peter
Mank, comrade, on the 5th of August last, on
Fourteenth street, were delivered TO the mill
tary authorities for trial, in compliance with a
request from Gen. Anger, commanding this
department. The first-named is charged as the
principal and the latter as accessory, and the
murdered man was killed by being struck with
brick. -
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jas Will
son. Jas. Hammond, Patrick Kinslow, suspicion
of larceny: Jail for hearing Frank Kane and
Michael Havey, suspicious characters; mill
tary. Adolph Stevenson, drunk; S1.5S. John
Murray, disorderly; locked up three hours.
Daniel McCarty, do; do. James Cramsey,
drunk; dismissed. Daniel Dougherty; drunk
and pIoiape; co. Thos. b. Mcguire, disorderiy;
do. fKdw H. Franser, drunk and disorderly;
S2.SS. e# - HE5S .aEli zen
f, SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs-W j.
Miller, threats; bail for peace. Anna NJ H.
Black, assault and battery; for hearing j. s.
HageT, drunk and disorderly; military Dan'l
Dougherty, profanity; s1.5S. VIM. Wood,
drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Jas Lee,
do;i do. Chas. +. Wilson, do.; military. Chas.
Wilson. alias Alfred Harvard, drunk; dis
missed. John Dickson, disorderly; 50. Ed