Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-10
Affair, In Georgetown.

CAUGHT AGAIN.-Joshua Anderson, VIII ,
was arrested some days ago in the Seventh
Ward, for shooting At James Krouse, and VS.
ordered TO give bail for peace, and was fined
for carving weapons and for disorderly con-
duct, managed TO escape from the station with
out giving bail or paying the fines. Last night
he was picked up At Tim HaSgerty's iu CIsseIl
alley, and this morning was sent TO Washington
TO he dealt with as the law provides.
HUNTING PoR GEKsE.-l.ast night Timothy
llaggerty, who resides in Cissell Alley, heard
his dog barking and his geese making n ter
rible cutlery, and went into kis yard 70 see
what WAS the matter. lie found that the dogs
had cornered something under his house, and
looking there he discovered Julius Jackson,
eoIored, under the hOuse, with a bag suitable
for the cencealment of dead geese. jackson
SAID the officers were alter him for stealing
wood, and he concealed himself there. Hag-
gerry believed that he was after hts geese,
which sirayed under the house, and kept
jackson there TN officer BOarman arrived and
arrested HIM. Jackson was taken before JUS
tlce Buckley, ana there being no case for COM
mitment TO court. the prisoner WAS fined s2.4i
for dsOrderly conduct
GEORGETOWN POLICE REPORTS morn
ing Sergeant Essex transmitted his quarterly
report OF police operations in the Third Pre-
cinct, from which II appears that the total
number Of arrests was OIL; males, $40. females
s.; white, i6~; cOlOred. lab; can read and write,
399; could not, PIP. For assault and battery, 10;
bench warrants, 3, baStardy. !; dlsOrderiy, 2Iu,
deseTtcTs, > fugitive from justice, g, fast driN-
ing, ]: fighting, 10: iutoNicatIon, Is; drunk and
dlsorderly, %. threats, - NaErancy. -, grand
ID. MALICIOUS lltStAAtl. fttAlA lAfGf-
ny, 30; robbery, I, receiving stolen goods, >.
suspicion, 81. violating Corporation ordinance,
3. violating Levy Court ordinance, 10. Cases
dismissed, 2Il, fined, 2-3 workhouse, -. Jail IN
default Of fines 80: Jail IN default Of bail ,, TO
await requIsItiO8- ). gave bail for court 5; bail
for peace, 3 delivered 70 Master OF vessels. , 70
L. =. Marshal, 1; 10 Superintendent, !, gave So
curty for support OF a child. I. delivered 20 the
military, ;: locked mp in the station. ). Amount
OF money and property taken from and returned
to prisoners. Sc},Si2ll; amount turned over 10
the Property Clerk, 500 -, amount Of fines
and costs imposed, Sl,2575O; lost children re-
stored, - inquests attended, ,; fires attended, =
five horses, seven mules, ard two wagons es-
tray, were returned TO the owners.
The Coal TEADE.-The supply Of coal at the
docks is not very heavy at present, and the
sudden closing Of the river prevented the com
panIes from dispOsing OF nearly all remaining
for shipment. number OF vessels Were eN-
pected this week. but have been shut out OF
the river, wEich pos;pOnes shipments Tor this
week.
PoRK.-This morning, n large number Of Ine
slaughtered hogs arrived in town, and were
offered for sale. The wholesale price was Sli
at Sl4.5O.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARRET- There rs no
change in the prices OF -four since yesteI day.
The demand Is fair for nigh grades extra ani
family for the city uade. No grain sales TO-
day of importance.
ICE.-The ice-Cutters are AZ work this morn
ing at various points on the Potomac and the
creeks. ROdier's cutters are employed on
Little River, filling the ice houses on AnalOs-
tan Island, and men are cutting ice at other
places for filling private ice houses.