Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-08

going into the room, the deceased was
from dirk in the hands of Hypoite. which
entered his left breast between the first aud
second ribs, and probably penetrated his heart
causing death in few minutes. The deceased
is stated to have belonged to the 3Sth Massa-
chusetts regiment. and was a Canadian, appa-
rently less than 90 years of age Among his
effects was found card with the following
address :. "Seraphina Patnott, Norton Greek,
Edwardstown, st. Chataguey county, Canada
East
POLICE RRPoRTs-Sscond Precinct.-James
p. Alstan, James CLANCY, George Bladen, as
sault and battery; bail for peace.
Third Prectnct.-Nicholas Foreman and Lo-
rsnzo Garm, grand larceny; jail for court.
Mary Bailey, drunk dismissed VIM. Har.
vey, deserter; military. Oliver Board, alias
James Casey, and Buck Lacey, aiding deser-
ton; military: Kate Mackaboy, drunk; Aims
FOarth Precfnct.-Peter G. Kelley, assault and
battery; Jail for conrt. Cnas. Gibson, larceny;
dismissed. Mary Johnson. drunk and disor-
derby; workhouse. Peter G. Carrieo, do; So
Fifth Precinct-O Wilson, drunk; military
John Riley, M. Reardon. do !; dismissed. Jno.
Davis, Worden Eager, Thcs. Williams, do SO
each. Amanda Stewart Ann Butler and Jenny
Allen, disorderly; SIS each.
Stzh Precinct-Harry Furlong, drunk and
disorderly; 50 James Brown. vagrancy; Jno.
Di GiE,a disorderly; dismissed.
son, drunk; dismissed Thomas Conner, do:
si.a. VIM. Shaw, rioting; for hearing.
BURGLARY.-Sonn time after midnight last
night a daring robbery was made upon the
premises Of MIR. Whittemore, Seventh street
west, between G and H south. The burglars
made their entrance through the rear way,
and then seem to have Lit q candle and to have
made deliberate survey OF the premises, Sc
Letting snch articles as suited them, which
they packed up and carried away, managing
the whole business SO silently and adroitIy as
to escape unheard by the members Of the fam.
lily sleeping IN the rooms above. They not only
stripped the premises OF valuable articles Of
groceries, hams. lard, sugar, tea, flour, soap.
&c, but also carried off a quantity OF valuable
clothing, SHOES, &c. The loss altogether is not
less than $500, and may prove to be much
more when the lesses are fully ascertained
y Mr.. Whittemore, who lost heavily in Vir-
GINA, where ha was residing at the outbreak
OF the rebellion, has the warm sympathy Of
the community IN his new misfortune.
OFFICIAL VISIT TO THE JAIL-To-day, the
members of the Grand Jury, Judge DIN, and
several others connected with the court paid a
visit to the county Jail, where they were re-
ceived by the warden, Mr., Baale, and his of.
ffcers The visitors made thorough inspec-
ten OF the building, and found everything in
a cIeaniy condition, and the building as well
kept as possible.
The condition of the prisoners was closely
noticed, and number of small boys cases
were closely inquired into. Before leaving, a
fine collation., prepared at the instance of Mr.
Reall, was partaken of and some compliment
tary toasts were given, and appropriate re.
marks we're made. -,
ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcell.-This morn
ing L. C. Robbins, Esq the Register Of Wills,
who has been on q visit during the samn1er
months to the White Mountains, resumed his
duties in the court, (Which in bis absence were
attended to by the Depatv Register, Mr.. Jack.
son, looking uch improved in health.
Letters of administration were issued to
Emma ID, Boyd on the estate of Lamuel W.
Boyd, and Christopher Lansdale on the estate
Of Thomas rCramer. ~ F'
The first and final account Of John L. Ed
wards, executor Of Mary E. G. Edwards, was
approved and passed. 100
CRIMINAL COURT, judge Olin.-This morn.
ing, Eliza Banks charged with larceny, plead
guilty.
Mary Granser was found guilty of larceny
and senten ced 70 thirty days in Jail.
In the case of Owen PARKWAY, indicted for
larceny noHe pros was entered.
VIM. TruEneli convicted of an assault and
battery with intent to kill Warren Lowe, was
sentenced to the Albany Penitentiary for IN
years. ...-t- -
GRoRGKTowN-At meeting of the Lincoln
and Johnso" Club, held at Georgeto wn, the
following officers were elected Jos. Libbey,
ST., President; VIM II. Edes, First Vice. PresI.
dent: q. W. Meter, Second Vice. Prssjdea at;
VIM. H. Tenney, Treasurer; VIM H. Craig,
Corresponding Secretary; Hugh G. Divine,
Recording Secretary. See advertisement in
LECTURE AT ST. ALoYsIUs HALL.-To. NOR
row night Mr.. John p. Prophy will deliver a
lecture at st. Aloysins Hall, LIST street, between
I and X, for the bene flt of two members of st
Aloysius Literary INSTITUTES who were drafted.
Mr.. Brophy is good speaker, and his lecture
will no doubt be worth hearing. -. IS