Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-20

tcing proshtution. The former kept M q
general whoopang and screaming. At times
drew ming the voice OF the preacher. they vere
in rton were ARRESTED by ofi,cer Steele for b.. az
drunk In the Second Ward, and they beins
locked up became ~ noisy as their fellow pris-
onsrs. They wsrs nsed % each A Young
suppression OF their names by the reporters.
An on GER, who met them o. the street, report
ed tina they went away uttering fearful i'm
precations npon the euure police force. Salty
White and Aoiiie Wilson, Of No. y l3x street,
were brought In for having indulged too freely
in 6ehtipg whiskey, and for beating Anne Da.
spd tearing her clothes. Annie goa oct Of the
bouse and had them arrested by ON GERS Ray
and Wilson. and their rawlings added consid-
ersbly in the melee in the guardhouse. This
morning hey were fined IS each.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon,
at ~ O'clock Robert Z. Hall. q lad ten years
of age. son of MIR. @. X. Hall, coachmaker, was
badly injured by being caught between one Of
The rect cars No. 26) of the Metropolitan
line and The fence constructed around the
6resch in The ever corner Of lith and streets.
Ii appears that the youth was standing al the
end OF the enclosure, and looking into the
sewer, when ne was struck by the car and
rolled along against the fence. the space be-
tween the car ant the boarding being but few
inches. TIE pressure must have been very
great He was taken to DIR 9arnett's Office,
and the doctor ascertained thar bis scalp was
lacerated AT the back Of the head and tdrned
forward, and that the lad was other wise badly
bruised The doctor could net decide upon
the extent of the injuries internally, which, il
Is fesred, are very serious. DIR. Garnet, after
dressing the wounds. took the child in his
buggy and carried him 10 his fathers residen ce
northeast corner OF 1ith and l. streets north.
=. S.-This morning, we learned from Mr..
Hall that his child lie doing as well as could be
expected. There is NO certainty yet as TO in
teInal injuries, and it Is believed that no bones
are broken. The space in which the boy was
caught was not six inches, and the only thing
that saved HIM frem being crushed TO death
WAS the yielding of the boards of the fence
warrant has been issued for the arrest Of the
driver OF car % in order to ascertain il any
blame attaches TO him.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge OliH-Yesterday,
Thomas Kerwan and George Bryan, indicted
for the robbery Of John Hill of 8 50, were ar
raigned. when the former plead guilty and
was sentenced to the Albany penitentiary for
three years. Bryan was con Vi cted and cen
fenced TO hve years imprisonment at the Al
bany penitentiary. Hurley for Bryan
Rachel Powell, indicted for the larceny of
dresses. &c, valued at $40. from Robert Sachs,
was convicted and senienced TO the Albany
penitentIary for one year. Adams for defense.
This morning, John catcher, indicted for the
larceny OF coat and PAIR of boots from Robt.
Stevens, was found not guilty. Smithers for
defence
VIM. Brown, indicted for the larceny of an
iron CRATE from the Capitol extension. was
found guilty. Smithers for defence. Motion
for trial.
George Turner. indicted for the larceny of
two hams from Gregory Jarvis, was found
not guilty. Smithers for defence.
Bridget Keenan,, alias CodgTove, charged
with an assault and battery on Margt Nokes
was convicted and sentenced % Jail for ~ DAYS
Day for defence.
TIE CATHOLIC PLENARY CouNcIL-The
Baltimore AmeTicGn OF this morning SAYS THIS
imposing and important body will close its
deliberations by q grand procession and pub
lie services to sorrow morning at the Cathe-
oral Preparations have been maze tor the
preservation OF good order, snd the indications
are that a grand sight will be presented The
ceremony will embrace a Pontifical High
Mass, the celebrant being the Most r ev + N
Odin, Archbishop Of New Orleans. with Rev
Mr.. Grandet as Assistant Priest Rev James
Gibbons as Deacon, and Rev. Mr.. LequerrIer
as Assistant Priest. After the mass a sermon
will be delivered by the Most Rev p r. Ken
rick, Archbishop OF st. Louis. The Most Rev
NJ. j. Spalding, the Apostolic Delegate, will
be accompanied by his Vicar General the
Very Rev. H. B. Caskery, and Rev. Thomas
Foley, ID. ID. and Rev. J. McCaffre, u. d. as
DRAGONS of honor
The Young Catholics Friend Society OF this
city, will leave the depot here, IN an excursion
rain, al : o'clock tomorrow morning. From
present indications there Will be a very large
number of excursonists.