Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-14


motion prevailed, and Messrs. Forester, Wood
and Spedden were appointed.
Mr.. Boiseau was appointed marshal for
Saturday, and Mr.. Russell deputy.
The Association resolved to meet on every
Tuesday night until otherwise ordered.
Adjourned.
POLICE RRPoRTs-Sccond Precinct-Mary
Jones, drunk and dsorderly; worknouse. Jno
Mctarlen, drunk military. Edward Brown,
stealing; dismissed. John Merling, fast driving;
military.
7hird Precinet-Geo Phillips, assaulting and
workhouse Patrick Cannon, assault and bat,
terry; bail for peace. Lindsey F. GORDON,
throwing stones; dismissed. Charles Seifert,
missed. Dennis Dooly, drunk and disorderly:
do. Louisa Johnson, disorderly; sl.44. Mathew
Dillon, do; workhouse. VIM. O'Brien, de-.
facing property; James Ridgeley, larcanv.
Lizzie Harris, disorderly; CLARA Harris, do:
Thomas Quinley, suspicion of larceny; Isa,
bella Goodrich, suspiciousi Chas. Nicholson.
S2yA. Henry Harris, do; 1886. VIM. Graves,
do. and drunk; s2.56. Harriet Stewart, drunk
and disorderly; IS.
ly;s2. George McCallion, drunk; dismissed.
Sizth Precinct-Richard Barrett, assault and
battery; for trial. r. R. Nicholl, DO; do. F.
a;..a, a. Aiken, fraud "a I dismissed. Q. H. Harrow,
j. Sakal, drunk; costs, 81 cents Jack Thomp-
son, fugitive from justice; workhouse. Sam'I
u. u QlSOT0erlV.
S. W. Marks, Samuel Hamble, drunk and dis
orderly; military. Elizabeth Stock, do; work.
house.
Fourth Precinct.-Mary Shea, drunk and dis
orderly workhouse 1Peter g. Uarrico, drunk
and disorderly: S2OO. Bridget Keenan,, va
grancy workhouse. Neal Mcbride, drunk
Fyffh Preeinct~Jerry Quick, drunk; dis
missed. Henry Cowles, violating city ordi-
nance; $500 Henry Dunn, disorderlyi 80 90.
Henry Evans, profanity; HS A Sis: Thos Miller,
dismissed. 55no Hays. drunk and dfsorderIy
s2OO: Dick King, do; s2oo. A Rankin, doi
Tenth Precinct.-John Dugan drunk; dis
missed. James Davis and Lawrence Riley,
suspicion OF desertion; military: Ann Double,
Smith NJ udd, James Evans, disorderly; dis
missed. Anne Gainor, Violet Stewart, Patk
Casey, Sam Brian, do; S5 each. John Slaugh-
ter and Robert Mills, do; SO each. Jerry
Burnsides, do; dismissed. VIM. Smith, do; SIS.
nasWebster, suspicion Of larceny; dismissed.
VIM Black and Jim Drunk, drunk and disor-
derly; do. VIM. E. Richards, assault and bat.
terry; Jail for court. VIM. Gafney, grand lar
battery; bail for peace. John Mardes, do; bail
for court August Smith, drunk; dismissed.
Thomas Nelson, disorderly; IS. Cornelius
to the Navy-Yard. John Adams, disorderIy;
So. John Smith, drunk; dismissed. James
Murphy and James Lancaster, grand larceny;
deferred. George Davis, assault and battery;
do. Elias Robinson, desertion; turned over to
the Navy.
A REGULAR BATTLE.-About5 O'Clock, Mon
day, number OF colored men got into a fight
on ! street south, near 9th, (Island,) during
which one OF them got his teeth smashed. It
appears that the parties were about eq ually di-
vided and the fight partook something of bat
tie, they making several charges at each other,
first one party giving away and then railying.
Officers Skinner and Monahan made their ap-
pearance before any decisive victory was
achieved, and arrested Sam Brian, VIM. Smith,
John Slaughter, Robert Mills, and Jeremiah
Tn rualI fuod
SIS each, dismissed the last named, and fined
the others SO each.
AN UNFRKLING SoN.-Mrs Ann Doudle. s7
years old, was arrested on Monday by officer
Skinner, on the charge of disorderly conduct,
at the instance Of her son, Robert, who 1t seems
is married, and his wife cannot agree with the
old woman who lives with them, and the son
wishing to get rid Of his mother preferred this
charge, with the expectation that the mother
would be sent to the workhouse, but Justice
missed the case, giving the son a lecture on fl
lal affections
HORSE STRALING.-On Saturday. Officer
Gibson arrested VIM. Dafney, colored, on the
owner, Mr.; o. B. Hodges, OF Montgomery
well, who held him for a further hearing.
Yesterday MIR. Hodges came down and identf-
fled the horse, and testified that Dafney ran
away about ID months since, but that he re.
Gently was on the farm, when it was likely he
stole the horse.
Violet Stewart, two black prostitutes, residing
on Sd street near the canal, got into q row, and
after some scratching they were Interrupted by
Gcers ON ,;O Drane and Gioson VINO took them to
On returning they got into another muss, and
next morning they were fined by Justice Bos-
well five dollars.
BUTLER