Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-04
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SECOND WARD srArros GASES John
Tucker, threats bail for peace. Henry Jiay,
Of BALI Jane Haaley. vagrans workhouse.
Fanny Wilson. grand larceny; dismissed. u.
deary. petit larceny do. s. 4. Edwards,
military. Maggie Brown, Keeping bawdy
house; bail for court: also, selling liquor to
soiaie rs; $40 Sarah Williams, drunk; s,s5
kins Joosp aU
Bridget Mcclure, do; $500. Martha O'Fiin-
nesan. do; s69e. Annie Wilson, do $500.
Gotnsi as Ford; DO No. lanes se Rss,
do; Sc. j. Burgay, do; Sc. Nelly White,
do; Sc so, Julia jenkins, do; ss9O. Esther
Turner Tuner do; dismissed. Matitda Jones DO o.;
Elizabeth Hamett, do; Hester Tilghman. do;
Elizabeth Colweil, do; Madaline ReIster, do;
Rosanna Williams, do; Ann Butler, do: Mary
Weeks. do; Ellen Butler. do Alice Williams,
do Harriet Oolwell, do; Sarah Wilson, do;
Mary Breoks, do; Oatharine Thompson, do;
Lydia Evans, do Albert Honerter, do; E:
Jackson, do; John Smith. do; Thomas How
ard, do; Henry Meyer, do; Ohio CLARK, do;
John Bell, do; Richard Minor, do; John
Doyle. do; Peter Chaney, do; $500 each.
Maggie Brown, selling liquor unlicensed; ss5.
U. 8. COURT OF CLAIMS. Nay 3-3eorre
Denson. Esq, and benjamin +. W ebstsr, Esq.,
both Of st. Louis, Missouri. were appointed
commissioners of the court.
Israel Deming vs.. The United States: This
cause was submitted en- the printed briefs by
Mr.. Weed, the Assistant Solicitor, for the
United States, and by Mr. Merriman for the
claimant.
John Wilson vs.. The United States. This.
cause was submitted on the printed briefs by
Mr.. Weed, the Assistant Solicitor, for the
United States, and the claimant appearing In
propriA persona.
Elizabeth Poucher VS.. The Unitad States.
/ This cause was submitted on the printed
tor the tinted States, and ey Mssar, Sarisis
and Mcpherson Tor the claimant
Adjourned
MUNICIPAL tIsITOk6.-On the train due
here at 10 20 this morning, the members OF the
City Councils Of Baltimore, with a lumber OF
the corporation officers, came down on special
car to visit the institution for the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind, near Kendall Green, On the invi.
tation OF the Principal, DR.. E. NJ. Gaiiaudet.
The car was switched off from the train near
the Institute, and the company will return In
1t attached to the 30 train. An in yitation was
extended to our Councils to meet the Balu-
moreans at the Institute, and most OF the men,
bers proceeded there in carriages this fore.
noon. where they will, with their Baltimore
friends, spend a pleasant time in witnessing
several pupils from Baltimore at the Institute
and the Councils Of that city make an appro.
priation annually to the Institute.
POLICE RKroErs.-fWst Preeinc,-R F..
licensed; for hearing DAM Carol, do; $50 90
Thomas Garry, do; do. Jas Green, fast driy.
Third Precinct WIN. Hsnce. violating cor
poration law; s54a Sophia Hail and Bstsey
Glasco, disorderly; 81 "A each; Kitty Jameson,
do; workhouse. Johanna K,rty, violating
Levy Court ordinance; Jas. Kroose, threats:
Jas. French, drunk; Martha Honesty, supicioA
dismissed. Francis Post, disorderly; s1.A.
missed. John Haley, drunk and disorderly
military. Geo. NJ. Bache, do; So. Thos J.
Stevenson, drunk 50.
CHANGES IN THE sixth AUDITORS OFFICE
Isaac W. Nichols, Of Delaware, has been pro.
noted from 2nd class clerkship fSl,4OO) to
Atm class clerkship (si,s0o) in the office OF the
Auditor OF the Treasury, for the Post Office
Department, under the act OF Congress ap.
proved May 18th, 1864.
Alden Miller, OF Maine, O. ". Kleeberg, of
-, and J. r. McGregor, OF West Va, have
been promoted from LIST class lSI ,2OO) to End
(sl,40Gt clerkships. w. J. Ketchuul, OF the ID
T., has been appointed to a 1st class clerkship
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PRKSBNTATfoE.--Laste evening the friends OF
Mr.. B. B. Johnson, late Chief Examiner OF the
ordnance Bureau, presented nun win gold
headed cane, handsomely engraved, and his
wife With an elegant framed photograph OF the
late President, Mr.. Lincoln. The band OF the
War Department Rifles added 70 the pleasure
of the occasion.
:. CRIMINAL COURT, Jud5s Oiin.-Yesterday
Lucy JACKSON ana Sdrdn were COl-
victed of larceny. and sentenced TO one year
in the penitentaTy.
This morning Robert Mart and George W
tents. Mart was acquitted and Lee was found
guilty.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-R. M. Hall &c 90,
real estate brokers, sold on yesterday the brick
house OF George Rider. on 9th street, Island
for $4,000, and the frame house of Jas Ingram
on street, Capitol Hill, including three lots,
for $500.
CIRCUIT COURT, Chief J1sfice Cdrtter.-The
Wiley. Brown case Is still on trial, and to- day
witnesses tor the defense are being examined
1t is not probable that the evidence Will be
closed before some time next week. A..
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