Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-26
LOCAL NEWS,

CRIMINAL Court, Judge WyRe.-Tuesday,
Jacob Hartman, indicted for malicious mis-
chief, was sentenced to pay fine of $40.
Yesterday, Martha Harris was convicted of
larceny, and sentenced to one year in the peni-
tertiary.
Patrick Kelly was convicted of an assault
and battery and intent to kill Patrick Muir
tentiary.
Lawson Davis and William Martin were
convicted Of larceny, and sentenced to three
james Smith and George Davis were con.
victed on similar charge, and received like
Matilda Scott was found guilty of larceny.
and sentenced TO one year.
Mary Mcpherson plead guilty to a charge of
larceny, and was sentenced for one year in the
Frederick Miller plead guilty of a like
charge, and received a similar sentence
Henry Nogle was convicted of petit larceny
and sentenced TO six months in Jail
Barbara Myers and John Russell, con yicted
OF keeping bawdy house, were senten ced to
sixty days in Jail.
This morning, p. H. Gaughran, Indicted for
an assault and battery on N. H. Miller, sub
mitted his case and was sentenced to pay fine
OF $50 and costs.
Thomas McNulty was convicted of an as.
sault and battery.
Geo. Smith was found guilty Of larceny. and
sentenced to three years in the penitentary.
Geo. Davis and Jas. Smith plead guilty of
larceny, and were sentenced to three wears
each In the penitentiary.
lillian Lewis was convicted Of larceny,
ana sentenced to one year in the penitentiary
POLICE REPoRrs-Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
campbell, profanity; John Hough, drunk;
VIM. III Truxall, assault and battery; Joseph
Bali, disorderly; dismissed.
Third Precinct.-Thomas Evans, VIOLATING
Corporation ordinance; Joseph Hill, drunk:
dismissed. Bernard Callaghan, Carving
weapons: S5.44: George Medallion, vagrancy;
workhouse William Berry, larceny; for
hearing.
Fourth Precinct.-Patrick Kelly, deadly as.
sanlt; delivered to U. s. Marshal
Tenth Precinct-John Dewdy, disorderlv.
$500. George johnson, carrying weapons,
SH9O. Nancy Double, assault and battery,
bail for court. Also, for threats; bail for peace
iforee holIlns' TWO cases assault and battery;
David Westerfield, assault and battery: bail
for court. Henry Neal, do; deferred.
THE TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON Work.
ERs.-A meeting of the tin plate and iron work.
ers of the city was held last evening corner of
7th street and Louisiana avenue for the purpose
ofmaking arrangements for the torch light pro.
cession next Tuesday night. 1t was decided
to have transparencies with the following mot
toes "Justice to the Employee as we'll AZ To
The Employer" Justice, Truth and Light"
Eight hours sum Gent length of time for an
honest days TOLL" "Tin plate an d sheet iron
workers" Arrangements were also made for
procuring martial music. Jno O. Smale was
elected Vice President to represent the AssocI-
az OSSIuh anu w a H. bradley
rs Line Marshal. The members of this asso-
citation are ordered to meet at the Hall at 6x
o'clock Tuesday might and take up line OF
march for foot OF Capitol Hill, there to take Its
place among the other Societies.
PERsohAL-Malor General Schofield, Major
General j. N: Palmer, Brig General M. s.
Judge John H. Reagan, Texas, are at VIII
larfis'.
lilly Forbes and the Wesner sisters, dan
ssuse OF the Canterbury, left yesterday for
Yana, where they are en- pared