Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-01
Affairs in GeeFgesswn.

QUARTERLY PoLIuR RRroRT.-Lieut. Es-
sex. in charge or the Third precine'. 9eorse-
tow II. has made eat his report for tie quarter
ending Sc pfember ;,Gfb, which shows the total
number OF arrests made 20 have been $50, OF
which s6g were males and females; OF TINS
number there were 53t who cou!d read aud
write and ;a6 Who could nor: IA were mar
rist aEc SS6 single; the numsar Of offences
against persons were 40, ard OF onences
against pfcperty.s4 The following disposi.
ticn wss made OF these cases fired, 29l; COM
mltted t. the workhouse. A.; gave bail for
courts, gave security for peace. 1e turned
over to the Virginia authorities, 2; com mitted
to Jaii for court, 9; locked up at station. IS:
turned over to detectives, S; turned over to
Msryisnd authorities, 1; turned over to the
military, q Turned over 70 city mag lstrates, 3;
dismiss d, go: not disposed OF 2: total CSC
The namber of dodgers accommodate were
ii; the amount Of fines and costs imposed,
Sl,25e.65; amount Of fines and costs paid,
sl,ls5 G5; amount ct fines and costs not paid
and committed to the workhouse in default.
$50; amount OF money snd property taken
from prisoners and returned at station.
s2s0s,5s; amount Of money and property
turned over &c the properly clerk, Sa3l 10;
amount OF property picked up estray and re-
turned to owners. $3.50; amount OF property
recovered and returned to owners, S1,Sy7.1o
losf children found and restored 70 parents 6:
fires attended, f. accidents attended, }; rescued
from drowning. /; Inquests held,2. or those
arrested 5l1 were Americans II: Irish, 80 Ger
man, Prussians, Canadians. Scotch; iia
were white and sSl cofored.
FALL STYLES Ali who desire 10 fiji them.
selves with good and fashionable clothing,
now tia. autumn is here. ard summer styles
viii 10 longer do, should cali Al the store OF
!. Henry Wilson. No Il6 Bridge street. and
inspect his splendid assortment of cloths, cas-
simeres and vestings, also gentlemen's fur
nishing goods Hs
POLICE BusINEse.-The whole number Of
arrests msde by the police yesterday were IA
SOL 81.
SIZZLING LIQUoR ON SUNnAT.-John Moon.
by came before Justice Buckley yesterday
afternoon. arrested by Sergeant Boorman, and
charged with selling liquor On Sunday. The
charge was sustained, and the acc used fined
S2U.6s.
CoMMITTRp.-Margaret Hughes, arrested by
offIcar Robev. came before Justice BucKey
Yesterday afternoon charged with being va.
grant, and was committed by him TO the work
house. Mary Kelly who was yeste rday morn
ing arrested IN hesstly state Of infoxlcation.
came before Justice Buckey, and was fined
81. ChlCer Rooey arrested her again In the az
ternoon. charging her before the Justice with
vagrancy. and she was committed to the
woTkhouse, from which place she had come
yesterday morning.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arrests were made
for intoxlcation and disorderiy conduct yes
tsrday. and the offenders Were Sc yerally fined
by Jnstice Buckley.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-The total amount
OF offerings made on Change This morning
were $50 busheles OF red wheat. The sales
sJ2 bushels red wheat at s2.is, and 1915 bushels
RRMovED-Messrs. ClabauRh and Shoema
ker have rettted and altered the warehouse,
corner OF Water and High streets, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. English. and now occupy the
same. where they will conduct as before the
wholesale flour and grain business.
THE PoRT-The steamer Columbia, Can't
Harper,shas arrived with a general cargo OF
merchandise from Baltimore. The steamer
from Phiiadelphia. The steamer Kennebeek,
Capt. Tolbert, has arrived with a cargo from
Baltimore.
BEHIND TIMR-The steamer John Gibson
from New York. which should have been at
Georgetowh this morning, had not arrived up
10 IL O'clock TO- day.
ANOTHER WAGON BROKE DowN.-A wagon
belonging TO James BEDFORD. of Washington
this morning broke down while crossing the
rut on Brldge street. At the intersection Of Con-
gress. Bridge street is In so bad u condition
that the breaking down of vehicles is a COM
mon occurrence.
SHIPMENTS OF CoAL-From the Consolida-
ton Company to-day, 4i3 tons; from Rays
docks, l.3G0 tons; II ON the Cumberland Com.
pany, $50 tens, and from the Borden Com
pany, 420 tons.
THE CANAL.-Twenty. mine boats have come
down the canal since our last report, aud
thirty-two have gone out. The whole nnm Der
OF arrivals OF boats at Georgetown during the
past month were 142, being the largest number
OF arrivals for many months. The receipts CT
the canal for the past month will exceed
$4,000
/ ACCIDEkT-1 esterday afternoon, as couple
OF ladies IN wagon. drove by man, were
coming down Washingto street, the breeeh-
ing OF the harness broke, letting the wagon un
on to the horse, by which the ladies were
thrown out on the corner OF Washington and
Stoddsrd streets, and one OF them, nam ed
King, was severely bruised and stunned. She
was conveyed TO neighhOring house, where
she soon recovered, and was enabled to 90 to
her home on 2lst street. Washington.
ENLARGING HIS BUsINEss.-Mr VIM. H.
Tenney has leased the large warehouse l,relv
occupied by Mr. VIM. Clabaugh, on Water.
near High street. for the purpose ofconducting
the Jobbng grocery business, and for the s.or.
age Of goods; his large store on Bridge street
not afording him sufh Gent room 10 accommo-
date bis increasing business. He will contn ue
the retail family grocery department as here
toiore at his former stand, corner OF Bridse
and High streets.