Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-06

POLICE REPoRTs-FYrst Prsciact.-John T..
Robey, drunk; kept till sober.
Second Prectnct.-Wm. Harrison, highway
robbery; military.
Third Precinct-Thomas Hines, drunk and
disorderly; Sl4i. George Burke aud Robert
Spriggs, larceny dismissed. Robert sprigg,
Fourth Precinct.-Wm Long, disorderly So
John Wright, yagrancy; Maria Nuvby, disor-
derby; VIM. Leland, drunk; workhouse. Henry
Drummond, drunk; $3.50. Pat Kelly, drunk
and sorderly; $3.50.
Fifth Precinct.-Charles F. Campbell, sus-
picious character; Jas. Donnelly and J. McDe-
81. George Walter, fighting; so. Nicholas
Henrick, fighting; William Bond, do: Martin
Welsh, suspicion; Philip Este, do; w. B. Lane,
drunk; dismissed. Thos. HawIey, do: B. F
assault bail for court James Pike, assault
and battery and larceny; jail for court. Lewis
Deliver, drunk 50 so. Kate Moore, petty lar
oeny $40. Elizabeth Gotten, do; $40. Curtis
Rathbone, drunk; 50.
Sirth I'recinct.-Margaret Santry, drunk and
disorderly; 81. John Berkman, do. mill
tary.
!ScrevM Precinct.-Chas. Darragh. high way
robbery; jail for hearing. R. q. Brown,
drunk and disorderly; S1.58. John Biddle,
violating Corporation law; s2o6i. Maurice
Sullivan, do; S55S. Thos. Thompson, do.
Sass D. Redddin, disorderly; locked up. Mary
drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Alex. Tay,
Tor, grand larceny; Jail for court. Samuel
Craig, drunk; 81 SO. Sarah A. Davis, do. and
dIsorderly; workhouse. John HoIoran, do;
for hearing: also carrying weapons; do Harry
Stokes. sleeping in wagon: dismissed
Eighth Precinct-Michl Croggin, driving on
pavement dismissed: VIM. Grant, disords
90. Henry SeltZ, selling on Sunday; 800 80.
Barney McCann, drunk; s. 80. DAHL Duer-
ney, do; 81 90. George Webster, threats: bail
for peace. Francis Middleton, no number S..
Elizabeth Barnes, disorderly; SO 90 Thomas
Simon, drunk; 50 30. Louisa Edela, assault
and battery; dismissed. John Beard, no num
Der; paid costs John Griffin, no license; S..
John Goss, do do. VIM. Brown, suspicion;
further hearing.
Tenth Preeinct-G. A. Bealer keeping his
store open on Sunday; 800 90. John Driscoll
and James Boyle, drunk and disorderly; mill
tary. Catharine Dolan, do; $500. Henry Gar.
ter, do; $3.50.
LEVY CoURT.-The Levy Court OF Washing
ton County met this morning in the Alderman's
Chamber, the President, Mr.. Sargent, In the
Chair, and Mr.. Callan, Clerk.
An appropriation OF 1925 was made for DO.
lice station house at Tenallytown.
MIR. Plant moved the appointment OF com.
mittee to revise the enrolment lists OF the
county sub- districts; carried.
Messrs. s. z. Brown. J. p. kiengle, John
Wiltberger, and John McChesney were ap-
pointed for the 1lth sub-dstrict, and the ap-
pointment of committees in the 10th and 18th
by the citizens was endorsed
The President was authorized to have an
interview with the Mayors Of Washington and
Georgetown in relation to the payment of the
U. S. direct tax.
SPECIAL ELEcTIoE.-To-day special cleo
ton is being held in the Third Ward for mem.
Der OF the Board of Common Council, in place
Of James Skirving, Esq, deceased; and polls
9th and M streets, and for the Second Precinct
at Sth and E streets There are several candi-
dates in the field-Messrs. F. l.. Harvey, John
W. Simms, Chas. p. Wannall, G. A. Hail, and
James A. Wise. Up to one O'Clock there had
been very light vote polled-44 in the First
Precinct, in which it was claimed by the
friends OF Mr.. Simms that he was ahead; and
about So in the Second, where it was similarly
claimed that Mr.. Wannall was ahead.