Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-18
Affairs In Geer2etsWn,

FiaHr1se In, THE SrRksr.-Two soldiers
nshed Lewis Stohi and Martin McKnoer,
were on Nor day arrested By o1acer Green ana
ssns ia Ss .Ss streets. The charge was sa..
tanned. and the two fined 81 50 each.
DisoRD1RLY IN THE OoUErY.-Five mem
named VIM. Harris. VIVA. and Jeh. Hughes
Mlcnaei kinston, and John, were, on MONDAY
arrested for being dlsorderly on Anaiostan Is
land, and taken before Jusuoe Buckley. who
hned THIN s2.so each. save VIM. Hughes who
was flned $3.50
DIsoRDHRLY.-Wm. Cartwright and John
morning arrested by officer Hos pitAl for disor-
derby conduct, and were Aned Sl5O each
Alexandr Teatean came before the Justice, ar
rested by officer Martin, charged with intoxi-
cation and olsorderly conduct He was fined
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IMPROVEMENTS house No. 1873, Bridge
street, with the lot upon which 1T stands. the
same house where Mrs. Thorn has kept a
fancy store for SO long q time, has beer pur-
chased for $500 by Mrs. limerick. widow of
the late Peter Limerick, who is having IL fitted
up in convenient m amer preparatory to oc-
cupying IL as dwelling house, reserving the
front room for fancy store. The front room
has been fitted up with shelving, show cases,
&c, ALI neatly painted, as also the front brick
work, by MT. Oriutt while Mr.. Edward Shek-
ell, contractor, has men engaged in digging a
cellar under the main part OF the house, the
earth they remove being used to fill up the lots
SHlPMEsTs OF CoAL.-From the Borden
company IO.0ay 39U tons, from the CQr0Oer-
land Company $40 tons; from the Hampshire
and Baltimore Company $50 tons: from Rays
Dock LOCO tons, and from the Consolidation
Company 272 tons. ....rs
THE CANAL-Twenty two boats have ar
arrived since our last report. II with coal
for the different coal companies; with grain
and potatoes with peaches and apples: with
wooo; with corn. and with limestone. %
boats have gone out, most OF them light. The
boat sunk on the eight mile level few days
ago has been raised, ana no longer stops the
passage OF other beats.
DULL.-Nothing was done on Change this
morning.
THE AQUEpucT-workne arrived at the
Collectors office of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal this morning, and were busy perfectng
their plans for the new Aqueduct bridge across
the Potomac, on the site Of the old structure.
PRIVATE SALEs.-Mr. j. Bogue. on MONDAY
sold the property of Isaac Barrett, consisting
of q two-story and attic brick building, with
back building, the property fronting II feet
inches on Frederick, and running back 1o7 feet
on Second street, to Richard Petit for s. 500.
FRATRRNAL TIsIT.--Fountain Division,
Sons of Temperance, of this town, paid fra.
ternal visit to Metropolitan Division, OF Wash
ingron, last evening.
MASS MEETING.-Friday evening has been
set aside by the friends OF temperance the
evening upon which general temperance
mass meeting, in front Of tine Post Once, will
be held.
POLICE BCsINEss.-Nire arrests were made
duct: for violation OF a Corporation ordi
nance, l for creating nuisance; for intox j.
cation and ter prostitution the amount of
fines imposed was $3.50.
DIsORDERLY. Officer Hospital Yesterday
arrested two Colored men, named VIM. Gasth-
wright and John Lester, charged with being
dlsarderIy; they were arraigHed before J Justice
Buckey, and fined 80 each. VIM. Griffin,
arrested by Off1cer Boarman for intoxication
and disorderly conduct, was fined Sl.50 by
Justice Buckley.
THE OLD CUsToMRR.-MollyJ johnson was
last evening arrested by Officer Ounningha
and again taken before Justice Buckley, who
fined her 50 for enticing prostitution. She was
again arrested-together with J.W. NJ oul den-
by Officer Kobey. this morning, charged with
intoxication and disorderly conduct. The two
were fined S1.50 each by the Ju stice and two
hours afterwards Molly was rearrested by the
same officer upon the same charge, and locked
up in the cell for hearing
LARCENY OF SEGARs-Last evening q man
named San Francisco Corahue, Who man fac.
tured segars at his place corner OF Frederick
and ith streets, was robbed Of two boxes OF
segars by two boys named John Connor aud
John Hogg. Officers White and Sherwood
arrested the boys and took them before Justice
Buckley, who ordered the former one to be
locked up for six hours and dismissed the
latter.
TREsPAssING.-Oficer Dougler this morn
ing arrested boy Is yeare old, named John
McNeir, for trespasslng in the county, he was
locked up by order Of Justice Buckley.