Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-09

Treasurer; J. E, Brady, George Bartle, G. II.
Evans, John f. Mason, f. H. Stickney, E. M.
Whitaker, and M. +. Peasants, Executive
Committee.
SERIOUS OHAReR-Ths morning, Detectives
Miller and Coomes arrested man named
Andrew w: Coiiamore on q warrant issued by
Justice Smith, charging him with an assault
and battery, with attempt to commit sodomy
on James Hagenmaker, q small boy, and
be was taken before Justice Smith A
by Justice Smith on the charge OF perjury,
and this morning he asked that the present
case be removed to some other magistrate,
which Justice Smith consented to, and the
case was ruled before Justice Walter He
stated, however, that he was not ready for
trial because of some witnesses not being pres
ent; and asked a further hearing, and gave
bail IN the sum of $500 for such an examina-
tion. His bail subsequently gave him up and
he was committed to jail for further hearing,
FALL OLA DERRICK.-The derrick used in
the construction of the church building on the
corner OF 4 street west and q sire ct north
fell across AZ street this afternoon, about 2k
O'Clock, striking one OF the workmen on the
loot, but not seriously inJuring him. The
derrick was about seventy feet long, and was
broken by its fall. That no greater injury was
s Zone Dy SO heavy and unwieldy astructure
falling in midday across a public thorough
fare SO greatly travelled asa n street was more
fortuitous than probable.
PRRsoNAL.-Rev. ]. O. Rankin, of New Jer.
ssy; Judge Spaulding OF Cleveland, Ohio; J.
Augustus Johnson, Beirut, Syria, are at VIII
lard's Hotel. ....Commande q. R. p Rodgers,
y. s. N; Hon. VIM. A. Darling, OF New York;
russ, of North Carolina: Thomas Sherlock. OF
Cincinnati; Col. Albert J. Myer, u. S. A.; Col
7. HendricksOn, u. s. A., are at the Ebbttt
House.
FAST SoLD1ERs-OHacer Davis and Thomp.
son, OF the eighth precinct Tuesday evening
arrested three soldiers. one Lieutenant, III.
kresnoyney, the other two named Thomas
Hogan and Adult Lettluff, and arraigned them
before Justice Gull, charging them with fast
driving. They were fined 800 each, ana the
latter two were committed to the workhOuse
for 81 days, in default
PoIIoB suMMARr.-The whole number OF
arrests made by the police yesterday were ST.;
the amount derived from fines imposed, S27O.
So The business OF each precinct was as fol.
lows: First, 10 arrests, fines ss4; second, A ar
fourth, s arrests, fines s45; fifth, u arrests,
fines 500; sixth. s arrests, fines S1l; seventh.
10 arrests, fines S73; eighth, IL arrests, fines ST.
BEATING HIS WIPR.-William Hackett, COL
ored, was Tuesday arrested by officer Fainter,
OF the First Precinct, tIsland.) and arratgned
by his wife, Mary E. Hackett, with being dis.
orderly and beating her. The charge was sLs-
tanned, and the accused fined $40, ana by
reason of his being in q state of impec uniositv
he was committed by the justice to the work
mouse. -"
BURGLARY-Jaitf for Court-Lieut Johnson
OF the second precinct, yesterday evening ar.
rested boy, who gave his name as George
Schroe, charging hlm with burglary, in steal
Ing skins from the hide house OF Il. Tobriuer.
The accused had hearing before Justice
Thompson, who committed him to Jail for
court.
SANITARY EEPoRT.-Nins written and 80
verbal notices were served on Tuesday on per-
sons harboring nuisances. An order was
gwen for cofhn to Harrison Gordon. colored,
for the burial Of his child, aged five days and
one dead horse and 1--WE smaller animals were
reported and removed.
OPEN AFTER HoURs.-A restaurant keeper
Crump. OF the 4th precinct, came before Jus.
ttce Morsell Tuesday, charged with keeping
bis place Of business open after hours. The
charge was substantiated, and he fined $40.
lEsANEAND UNRuLY.-A man named Henry
Q. Gapfn, an inmate Of the insane asylum,
while cut riding with some friends day before
Yesterday, became very unruly. and bis
friends therefore called on officer Moore, who
assisted to take him back to the asylum ,aT
REAL ESTATE Mr.. John O'Leary has lust
purchased Q fine dwelling. house in Wroe's
Terrace. on 2sth street between I and X, for
the sum of $500. The house Is fine three.
stored brick, With back baiiding, finished In
the best manner. igz rlyas ~ = saag ai3 sat
No L1oKssH.--Justics Morsell, Tuesday.
fined Charles BSrmaa as for keeing dog
without license. and ENNIS Halleck $40 for
keeping female dog without q license, ana In
default Of payment committed her 70 the work
{ GARRYIse CoNosALxp tiWsApoSs.-Mnrk
Thompson, arrested By acer Roth, o. the 5th
precinct last evening, for intoxication ana dis
per. ss foI S.s Bad hsbsvior And 80 for nav