Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-17

POLICE, RlPoRrs-Second Prec,nct-Emma
johnson, larceny; dismissed. Geo. Lomar. do;
s r sao Mason and
TAird Precinct Joshua Anderson, violating
corporation ordinances; S5A. Adolphus Stall
r. ID. Meredith, grand larceny; jail for court
John Lane, disorderlyi dismissed. VIM. DAVIS,
DO. and drunk; saH. James Ridgeley. dis
worahouse. Louisa Ridgeiey, disorderiy; ssll.
Eliza Rideeley, do; S5i4. Rachel Hutchinson
and Ellen Ridgely, do e2.44.
Fourth Precinct .Margt Curtis, disorder.
"; S. Mary J. Brown, do; worknouse. A.
Gale, selling liquor unlicensed; dismissed
washington Childs, assault and battery, bail
tor peace. NJ. .Hanighan, drunk and disor-
ly; SO,
Fifth Precinct George Holmes, profanity;
s5.ss. VIM Mccarthy, Eugene Sullivan, dis
orderly; 50 each. Elizabeth Wilson, assault
and battery; bail for court; Joseph Teacher
Carroll, disorderly: $40. d. Strauss and A.
Herwitz, obstructing sidewalk % each. Thos.
tempt to rob; IS each. Clementina Jones,
drunk; 80. John Jones, do; military. Oscar
Steding, suspicion; So. VIM. Davis, attempt
to pick pocket; IS. VIM. Thornton, drunk
Tenth Precinct-Francis Sinclair, assault and
battery; Jonas Webster and John II. CLARK,
threats; bail for peace. Lucy A. Newman,
grand larceny; jail. John H. CLARK and Jonas
son, threats bail for peace. Priscilla Johnson,
disorderly; dismissed. Nancy Dorsey and
Maria Driver, do workhouse. Julia A. Por-
ter, do; 81 go. Henry Brown, Mace Bayery,
John Banks, Ann woodward, Martha Curtis,
Elizabeth Ines, Fanny Nash, Dora Baily, Mary
johnson, Alice Bedford, Sarah Smith, disor-
DERBY gathering; sarah BroWa va ana a.a Patrick
family; S4 80. VIM. Hill, drunk and disorderly:
military; John Haggerty and John Corcoran,
larceny; dismissed. Tom Burke, disorderly.
do. Tom Ferguson, drunk. and disorderly
military.
AN UNFORTUNATE OFFIcBR.-Last night a
Lieutenant visited the rancho in Hooker's d.
vision known as Madam VOLTS, and retired to
bed there for the night About l o'clock this
morning a rather stout young girl, named Hat
tie Hanson, took the Lieutenants uniform and
rugged herself out, filling the breeches little
too much, but making good show as soldier
boy, and went with soldier to restaurant,
where they were met by detectives Clarvoe
and McDevitt The detectives suspected the
sex Of the girl and arrested her. Her com.
panion made a show Of drawing revolver
and they also arrested him. Both were locked
up at police headquarters. This morning the
real Lieutenant for want of his breeches was
obliged to remain much longer at Madam
VOLTS than he desired, and his anger knew no
bounds. The detectives consented that Hattie
should resume her proper garb, and send the
stripes and straps to the Lieutenant. Hattie
was fined five dollars by Justice Drewry, and
her companion was dismissed with brief
lecture. The Lieutenant very quietly gave
the police receipt for his uniform and left for
his quarters. We venture to assert that he will
keep the circumstance profound secret from
his mess.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-By Green Dc Williams.
Auctioneers.-Lot No S, square S40 on 5th street
east, to VIM. FL. Riggs, for Is cents per foot.
Lot on LIST street east, between ID and l, to J.
f. Callan, for 22h cents. Lots 81 and SO, in
square 676, same locality, 10 cents per foot. to
John Collins Lot &C. 10 cents 1oo to
south, between 10th and 11th, to A. B. Norton,
6h cents per foot.
By. c. Mcclure d. Co., Auctioneers-Lots 4,
S, and II, in square 925, on Sth street east,
near Pennsylvania avenue. This property
was purchased by j. w. Arnold, Ohas. Bell,
Josiah Adams, F. Hardin, Bartram Leins and
others at an average Of Is cents per square
foot.
1t is reported that the old Easily mansion,
with the grounds attached, corner OF 9th street
east and Pennsylvania avenue, has been sold
$500 81 SO w. Easily ESQ., TO 6ar'fa" Ae'nS' ZOE
By Thos Dowling, of Georgetown, Aucttoneer.-
Sold on Thursday, a tract Of 81 acres OF the
late John H. King. This tract is located on the
Ridge Road, about mile west OF Georgetown.
purehased by d NJ Migatfo9s for $50
Of the w hite Haven tract, or the Clarity estate
which also is located on the Ridge Road, Yves,
Of GEORGETOWN. This was purchased by Mr..
]. G.. Carberry, for SO ,425.
A RAID ON MARBLE ALLEY.-Last night
the officers of the Fourth Ward made q raid on
and ~, Marble Alley, the first kept by Anna
Dan. and the latter by Kate George. While
the police were making their preparations to
enter the alley, which opens on Pennsylvania
avenue, between AZ and 9Th street, q well
dressed man, going towards one of the houses
was hailed and advised not TO enter the houses
or ne would be arrested, but he did not take
the advice, and was found when the police
entered Kate Georges, in company with five
women and seven men, among the latter two
or three officers and clerks. He proved to be
States, which State, previous to the rebellion
he represented in Congress. From No 10 the
police got nine women and four men, and the
whole party were taken to the station, where
Justice Walter held the keepers of the houses
to bail for court, fined the women and six OF
the men SIS each, and released the others.
SENT TO JAIL For FURTHER HEARING
Last light, Detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt
passing through Hooker's Division, overheard
one OF group OF tour youths ask "Then how
will we get out of the ety." and another reply
"there is q hundred ways out of this place s.
Suspecting them the detectives followed them
to the American Hotel, on 9TH street, where
they stopped. The detectives arrested all on
suspicion and carried them to headquarters
There they were searched, and several pocket
books were found on one Who gave his name
as Mahion Dickerson, The others gave their
names as Jas. Rogers, Lawrence Cullen and
Jesse Elserede. This morning some other very
suspicious articles were found ana Justice
Drury sent them to jail for court.
THE SMITHSONIAN RANGBRs.-Last night
Patrolman Maxwell, Of the Third Ward, ar
rested Thomas Crosby, James Faherty and
James Bresnahan, for attemp ting to rob John
Duler and Magruder Larcombe. In the Smith
senian grounds. The prisoners saw Duler and
Larcombe lying apparently asleepin the shade
OF the trees, and made demonstration u roil
their pockets, which proved unsuccessful
They are part OF the gang boys who infest the
Smithsonian grounds; but as they failed in
their attempt, the case was treated as Corpo-
ration oftense, and each Of the prisoners was
fined s. by Justice Thompson.
DESCENT ON DIsoRDKRLY GATHERING
Last night officers Barker and Wallingsford
made desc cent on q crowd of colored persons
In and around shop on the corner of Sd and
D. streets, (1sland,) kept by a man named
Burns, and out OF the crowd numbering nearly
hundred, succeeded In capturing about If
teen Of them. On the appearance Of the Off
GERS there was general skedaddling, many of