Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

the workhouse IN Default OF security Tor his
Florence Howard, fined IS yesterday BY JUS
tice Clark. for being disorderiy, was conni.ted
TO the woIkhouse ia default.
David Harrington fined S5 for disord6rly
conduct by the same Justice, was disposed of
N Q like manner.
James G. Smith and John Sioeam were ar
raigned before Justice Thompson at the second
precinct station house, on Saturday, charged
with the larceny Of q horse. The former was
sent to jail for court and the latter turned over
to the authoritie of Maryland.
Jacob Delger was before Justice Lynch on
Saturday, charged with selling after hours,
for which he was fined SO.
Robert Lane was arrested on Saturday by
officer Acton, and taken before Justice Clark,
charged by Charles Washington with highway
robbery. The Justice committed the accused
10 Jail tor court
Peter Levett, arrested on Saturday for carry.
ing concealed weapon, was fined $40 by JUS
uce Harper, He was also charged with CON-
hitting an assault and battery, with intent 70
kill, upon Lottse Smith, on which charge he
was committed TO iaA for court.
Officer Hanes, of the second precinct yester-
day arrested German, named Jno. Schrode, q
fugitive from Justice, upon a bench warrant
assigned by Judge Fisher. He was turned over
TO the Marshal
BAsE BALL MATTERs.-This afternoon at
81 O'Clock the Georgetown College nine will
play the Nationals; on Tuesday afteruoon, at
the same hour, the Peabody Base Bii Club, Of
Baltimore. They will also play the Junior
Nationals. All these games are to be played
on the Nationals grounds, near the State De-
partment An interesting game will be played
on the grounds Of the National club, of this
city, on Monday, July 18th, between q m married
clubs of this city, the proceeds of which are to
be donated TO the Masonic Hall fund The
mines selected TO play are as follows:
Adrrled-Urell, Union, ID b.; Daniels, Jeffer-
son, LIST b Beach, Olympic, G.; Malone, Oiym-
pic, Sd b.. BerthrOng, National, C. f.; Crawford,
National. g.; Studley, National, |. f.; Clear
A. W; Union r; Sylvester ss Union. IF
I'd D.; Z uantrell- Union, !. f.; Ward, National,
c.: Leach, Olympic, D.; Denison, Olympic, LIST
D.; Force, Olympic, S. s.; Joyce, Jefferson, C. f.
Yeatman. Jefferson, r. (.
As the mines are considered evenly matched,
an exciting game may be expected.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-Nessrs. Cooper a
Latimer on Saturday sold lot No. 10. IN square
No 5. an feet front on 9th, betw cen and
streets, by 135 feet deep. with improvements
to Jos. Blanchfield, for S5f5.
Messrs. Green & Williams on Saturday sold
part OF lot No. J, in square 95S fronting on
street north between 10Th and 18th streets east,
TO Geo Earl at 8 cents per foot.
Messrs. Coldwell * Co., on Saturday sold
lot l, In square So, at the corner of LIST street
west and L street north, and which has been
subdivided INTO four lots, all 30 feet in depth,
AND I0nting on l. street. Lot has front OF
20 feet inches, contains about $40 square feet
OF ground, is improyeS by a small frame mouse,
and was sold TO Richard johnson, (colored,)
for 81 cents per foot Lol Il has a front of 10
feet 81 inches, contains about 1.577 square feet.
is improved by small frame house, and was
sold TO Thomas Rady, at % cents per foot Lot
& has front Of II feet \ inches in unim-
proved, and contains about 1877 square feet.
and was sold to George Boland. Tor 25 cents
per foot. Lot ID, At the corner of LIST and I.
streets, and fronting 20 feet on L street. was
sold to John T. Johnson. for 25 cents per foot
CoLoRED SCHOOL Observation-Disclosures
q y di.tr in II \
taught by Miss Emma :. Crane. from Ve--
mont was examined on Saturday by Messrs.
Langston and Newton, IN the presence of many
friends OF the pupils. The teacher, in conse.
quence of continued illness, was unable 10 be
present. About thirty pupils presented them.
selves on the occasion. They We're examined
In reading and spelling, from the intermediate
and Third Readers; in arithmetic, from Eel.
ter S L6tsrmediaIe As lar as compound mum.
bers; in geography, through Monteith's third
book, and i'll Clark's grammar as far as the
verb. The examination was very protracted
and was well sustained by the pupils espe.
clally In arithmetic, geography, and grammar
some very creditable compositions were read
by Misses Elnora Washington ar Mary Ward.
AND defamation by George Toll yer eynced
good oratoricdl powers. Several copybooks
received the praise of the examiners Tor ele-
gance and neatness, and a number of songs
were very finely rendered.
D
I. NJ. &. A.-The final business meeting OF
me International Conventisn of the Young
H.
took place on Saturday evening. and the flare.
well meeting was held last night The dele
gates from the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton OF this city To the convention are expected
10 reach home tomorrow or Wednesday It's
proposed TO have a grand reception meeting ON
The TN or eth OF July at one Of our city
churches = probably the Foundry IN. En-
Church. The opening address will be deliy
cred by General o. q. Howard, one of the del
egates, and the other delegates will deliver ad-
dresses on the subjects allotted to them resner
nNply-sucl a ssThp ct
''The City 1.-THE Business of the Conven.
non," &c. II is not positively known that all
the delegates will return to the city on the day
above mentioned. as grand excursion to Lake
superior, under the auspices OF the convention,
has been projected, and several Of the Wash
inRton delegates, whose time Is not limited.
may conclude to participate.
SERIOUS CHARGE.-This morning, officers
McDevitt and Thompson arrested quite hand.
some Looking young girl, giving The name OF
Anna McGill, on the charge of having forged
the name Of Simon Cameron, Senator from
Pennsy lvania, and partial hearing was had
before Major Richards, Superintendent of Pc.
lice, which resulted in her being held to bail in
$500 for further hearing. The warrant was
issued al the instance of Mr.. J. W. Marin one
Of the trustees of the New York avenue Pres.
byterian Church. 1t appears that the parson.
age Of the church was vacant, and Messrs
Fitch Fox were the agents for renting it, and
Miss McGill was one of the applicants but
being unknown 10 the firm, they required her
10 produce testimonials as to her character
In a short time she produced papers purport.
ing 10 be signed By Senators Cameron. Pom
eroy and others, which seemed satisfactory
and she took possession of the house The
church authorities not being entirely satisfied
as 10 her character, took this course to cause
ner 10 vacate, bringing the charge of forgery
against her.
SHOOTING CAsE.-This morning, at an early
hour, while a number of soldiers were al the
mouse OF George Callahan, corner of 9th and
streets, Capitol Hill, Mr.. Callahan was shot
by one named Patrick Boyd, the ball passing
through Callahan's hand and into his thigh.
Sergeant Harrison arrested Boyd, and this
morning ne had hearing before Justice Lynch,
out the evidence showed that the shooting was
accidental and be fined Boyd $40 for carving
q concealed weapon, and IS for disorderly con-
Duct, and IN default Of payment he was com.
united TO the workhouse. Mr.. Douglas having
refused TO give up possession to Mr. Martin.
VINO has been appointed lntendant 10 the Asy-
lum, the commitment was directed to the In.
tendant without using any name.
REsIGNED-Mr. ]. e.. Whaley, one of the
principal proof-readers in the Government
Printing Office, and President of the National
Labor Congress, was on Friday informed by
MIR. Defrees, congressional printer, that his
resignation would be accepted. Mr.. Wbaley
took the hint and resigned. The reason for
this was, as stated by Mr.. Defrees in his letter
that Mr.. Whaley. a President of the Labor
Congress, had called meeting of that Com
gress to assemble in New York at the time of
the Democratic COuyention