Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-09

PoLIOE REPoRTs-Second Precinct-Sandy
Ausseli, stealing; Sarah Van Horn. assault
AND battery; John Brien, Patrick Bresnan,
throwing stones, dismissed. Thos. A. Green,
drunk and disorderly; So. Stephen Saur and
Jnlius Stein, disorderly; 80 each. Stephe
SAur, assault and threats; bail for peace. Mary
Jane Stanley, drunk and disorderly; work
Third Precinct-George Carol, Thomas viii.
InEton, Charles Simmons, M. Smith disorder
1yi r. L. meredith, drunk; James McGoaton,
ioailng In the market; James Dooley, larceny
OF coal; dismissed. r. Admonson, dsorderly;
S1.f4 X. Chamberlin and Malcolm Jones, at
Tempt at arson; bail for court. Ambrose Gard
1er, disorderly; Sl5O. James Dooley, disor-
Fourth Precinct-Elisabeth Rounds, grand
larceny; bal for court, Jennie Johnson, as
Tenth Prectnct.-Elizabeth Brown and Miron
Babcock murder; Brown was sent to jail for
court; Bacock dismissed. Kate Foley, drunk
and disorderly, workhouse. Elizabeth Gibson
and Sank Barnes, profanity; SIS 20. Elizabeth
Gibson, disorderly, $40 80. Also, assault and
larceny; deferred John Logan, drank and
profane, $40 90 VIM Brown, III. Haroy, do;
dismissed. Thomas Mahoney, disorderly; do.
Martin Black, drunk; workhouse. Major
Bray, @. Boiler, J. T. Smiler, drunk and dis
orderly; SIS 90 each. Thomas Simpson, drunk;
workhouse. VIM. Williams, grand larceny;
bail for court. Randall Jackson, assault and
battery; do. And Slater, disorderly; 50 80. p.
Mattingly, drunk and disorderlyi dismissed.
JURY FOR THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The fol-
lowing named persons were drawn a day or
two since by the clerk Of the court Mr.. Meigs)
in the presence of Mr.. Douglass, Register OF the
city; Mr.. Laird, clerk of Georgetown, and Mr..
Csllan, clerk of the Levy Court, to serve
Jurors to the next term of the Supreme Court,
Which meets next Monday John Killer, John
Bksan and John H. Knott LIST ward; W. Petit
bofse, Thomas A. Mclaughlin, T. W. Miller,
&saes Daley, I'd ward r. ]. Falconer, Thos.
y 4angley, James H. Butler, Isaac Rollins,
- t<h
ward; H. q. Baker, John Hitz jr., 5th ward;
Edward Wayson, 9Th ward; H. Amidon, VIM.
BIRD, James Adamson, 9TH ward; II: G.. Ritter,
IL. Rockaway, Rich'd Ballenger, VIM Wind
ship, Georgetown; John Grinder, a. q. Os-
borne, +. X. Naylor, county.
SECOND WARD STATION OAsEs.-Jos. Hend-
ley dlsorderly; s.. Catharine Brown, do. and
drunk; $3.50. M Finn, do IS. Fanny Jones,
diserderly; $3.50. John Brown, do; $3.50.
George Marier, do: dismissed. John McClen-
nan, drunk; do. John Henry, Willis Lucas,
Omster Smith, Edward Lomax, Robert Cole
and Robert Lee, disorderly; locked up. Owen
+ Wilder, violating city law; do. Molly Will
hams, drunk; do. John T. Jones and George
Jones, jisorderly; do.
THIRD WARD STATION CASES. - John
Rogers and Edgar Reynolds, fighting, SIS each.
John Brown, grand lar ceny; Jail for court.
IIarkins, d.; dismissed. Jas. Thomas, do; do.
Thos. Maxwell, threats; bail for peace. Geo.
Williamson, drunk and disorderly; dismissed.
Lucy a. Turner, do. do. Patk Haley, do: -.
John Blyce> do; military. Francis Arnold,
rape; for hearing.
JAIL FOR CoURT.-Saturday, officer r John.
son, of the Third Ward, arrested john Brown
for the larceny of a silver watch, the property
Of LOUISA Parker. The act was witnessed by
q colered woman named Adams, W no gave the
Information. Justice Thompson committed the
accused to Jail tor court.
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