Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-10
Affairs IN Geerxetsvp

IooNING INTO THE BAR-kooMs.-Thp polio.
Are paying particular attention 10 the order OF
MAJOR Richards relative 10 the retail huuor
dealers, r. stauTants. &c. james McCiraW ~ a.
arrested this morning by Officer Burreu and
james Clancy by Officer Brown. for selling
hquor IN quantities less than a punt without
license Justice BuCke fined each So a
George Kraft was arrested by Officer War
WICK Tor Keeping open on Sunday. lie also
was lined so. These visits of the police are
very Improbable to liquor dealers as n "a
wolves The unlicensed ia heavy costs and en-
dangers the renewal of licenses for The on su
ing year. as the Licenses hereafter issued U,II
only be those approved by the Police Cornuis
slon'Ts, and the appearance OF a name on he
returns ~ a bad recommendation to carry he
fore TIE board by the person who answers 10 A.
lHE CANAL.-ArrINed-1 II. knedr. with
hour and corn, TO George Waters. Col a
Srates, with wheat, corn, oats and rye SDf
Laura, with wheat 10 market; and eighteen
boats, with COAL to American Co. Iua.- ton.
central 20, 1919 tons: W X Snow A. "a
lob tons: q. II. Plant. 4i6-3 tons: J. n T.
MCPHERSON, ll6- 10 tons: Borden Co. Ri, tons.
Hampshire d BALTIMORE Co, 227- tons: Cum
belland 20, 1t6 4 tons. Departed-R n
Johnson, with lumber, 10 Lift Lock a. and
seventeen boats light. The water Is plentiful.
ire lock gate that was being repaired A. com
pIeied, the way is open, and the boats ar r.
ginning 10 arrive IN quick succession
EXPENSIVE SPoET.-Yesterday. oficar U,r.
~ OF the county, arrested VIM. Diggs and Ia.
VI, DanseN Tor guning in the marsh near Ana
lostan Island. The Young gentlemen wera
taken before Justice Buckley. who fined each
s14i. one OF the gentlemen had bagged Va
pros before The policeman bagged him sad
Ne doubtless thinks ~lU- each a very him
price Tor reed birds shot on Sunday
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-We notice
the ARRIVAL OF The Col. A. Spates, with wheat
corn, oats and rye. ami the Laura. with wheat
SatIrday after our report closed. the L. hnoda.
from Bdkersvllle. with -four and corn arrived
ana thIs morning the SallIe BlIlmyer. from
Sherhercsiown, with wheat and corn con-
slghed 10 Geo Waters. The market for Iiour
II nfIner, demand increasing. and receipts
ISht. Ihe price list quoted In the Star Satur-
DAY remains unchanged. Transactions unim-
portant Grain-MaTket opens with 4 pros
pect OF increased supplied; in other respects
about as Al the close of last week
The RIVER FRoNT-The wharyes present a
more cheeriul appearance than at the close OF
last week The western wharyes begin To be
occupied with We sells most of them in the coal
trade, while al the lower wharves there are
indications OF business operations IN the river
trade ltkeiy 10 be considerably increased during
the week. The bay and river craft are nor
numerous IN port, but many others are hourly
expected, ana Will add greatly TO the activity
OF the rlvermen and merchants
PORT or Observation-Disclosures L.
Staples. Shute master. from Boston: schooner
Wines, Huke master. from New York: q.
y. herrls, Arts master. from Boston: Ash
ianc, Burton master, from Baltimore: steamer
fnllaoeiphla, fultz master. from Philadelphia
Clt AIRED Schooner CT. e. Morris, Arts. for
providence. X. l.; briggs l.. Staples, Shute for
bostoni clara NJ. Goodrich, Lock. for Boston