Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-15
Affairs In l0pseseeavp.

AHxAyY DAYS WoRK.-The police yester.
day made % arrests, for disorderiy conduct
Of Corporation ordinances, for vssrsncy, and
l for Indecent exposure. Justice Buckley i'm
posed fines amounting to $50 So
No LICENsE-Of1cer yolkman yesterday
afternoon arrested X. H. Germaney, mer
chant, whom he arraigned before JUS
tce Buckley, charging him with soliciting
trade without q license. The Justice heard
the evidence in the case, and required the ac-
ration S2G5O.
NEeLECTING TO TAKE Our LICENSE.
Fourteen persons, doing business in town.
were yesterday fined by Justice Buckley 30 80
each for negiecting TO renew their licenses.
DIeoRDBRLY.-Pe'erk laine, bar. tep der and
Barbara Pfeifer, housewife, arrested last
evening about 10 o'clock, by officers Green
and Harper, for disorderly conduct in Pfeifsr's
station house, where they We're Obliged to take
lodgings for the night, and appearing before
Jus ice Buckley this morning, they were fined
50 50 each: John Pfeiter, the divorced hus.
band Of Barbara Pfeifer, was this morning
arrested ny officer Noble AID arraigned before
Justice Buckley, charged by officer Green with
being concerning in the difficulty of last even
ing, but the charge not being sustai ned, he was
dismissed.
CENTRAL BUILDING AsseCIATIoN.-At the
twentieth monthly meeting Of this association
held last evening at Langs Hotel, MT. Cla-
baugh, President, in the char, twenty-six
shares were sold, at the following rates 3 at
OK; 6atN4; 10 at 9sk; at 4-S2. 500 sell.
ing at an average OF 81 9I-1O0 net to the stock
holders
THE PoRT.-The steamer New York, Cap.
tain Jones, has arrived from Philadelphia
with cargo Of general merchandise for Dis
trict merchants. The stssfner kennebec, Cap
tain Tolbert, has arrived from Baltimore:
also, the steamer Columbia, Harper master,
from Satire Place.
FANNIE WANTS TO Go HoMR-Fannie War.
rem, an abandoned character, destitute of
morals or manners, was yesterday afternoon
arrested by Officer Robey and taken before
Justice Buckley, charged with vagrancy. The
Iustice dismissed her. saying that if she did
not leave the town before nine o'clock the
next morning, he would send her to the work.
house. Being Intoxicated, she was again ar
rested by the same officer this morning, and
placed In the cell at the station house to await
hearing before the magistrate. She became
impatient and called upon every passing po-
Hceman to come and take her up 10 the
farm" saying that the work house was her
home, and that she was ready to go there any
time, where she could get plenty to eat. AL
receives from the hands OF Superintendent
Stephens. The Justice made his appearance,
and finally comnitted her to the work house
for thirty days.
BEHIND TIME.-The steamers John Gibson
and James s. Green, due at their wharves in
Georgetown this morning, from New York,
had not arrived at noon to-day, in consequence,
it is thought, of adverse winds while, on the
y,
delphia, arrived At her wharf yesterday, being
a day ahead Of her time, she having met with
favorable winds.
DULL.-No business was transacted on
Change this morning.
The CANAL.-Business on the canal contin-
ues brisk. AbOnt the usual number of boats
are coming down the canal every day, with
coal for the different coal companies.
No BETTER Mr. VIM r. Moore residing
on the corner Of Green and Dunbarton streets,
who was badly injured on Saturday afternoon
by the falling of a building on 2ith street,
Washington, appears to be no better he has
not spoken since receiving his injuries which
are principally about the head, the skull be ng
fractured Ice is kept to his head constantly
to prevent modification, and the doctors at
tending upon HIM are of the opinion thai
should he recover from his in jurIes, he will
lose the use Of his mental facilities.
The ToURNAMENT-A tournament gotten
up by the "Orion Association, OF Georgeto wn
for the relief of those suffering from yello "
fever in the South, is in progress on Anaioston
having commenced alta O'Clock