The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-31

The Critic I'M Cccryc,owv.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
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PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
ington.
ADNER's garden is highly enjoyable
place,
THE CoMIoUE has u thoroughly attnc-
tive bill this week.
STREET-LAAips will be lighted at 7:10 y.
m. and extinguished at 3:45 n. M.
GEORGE w. DRIVER invites the multitude
TO enjoy his excellent entertainments.
MIKwAUKEE BEER, 5-cent.stovepipe--di
rect from the wool. L. G. Knight, 1892 Paav.
MN. II. ROMAN, colorcd, was to-day fined
S. for indecent exposure on Pennsylvania
avenue.
TuIRTY-oNE arrests were made by the
police during the twcnty.four hours ending
at s u. m.
JOIN CAIN, white raised old Cain in the
quiet streets Of Georgetown last night, and
was fined So or fifteen days.
JOHN SPRAGUE, u colorcd boy, was to-
day fined IS or fifteen days, for breaking
branches from trees OH the streets.
FANNY PARKER, an old colored woman,
was fined 81 for switching two children Of
her next door ncighbor, by Judge Bundy.
ar" WHICH has been unrecognized for
four months, comes to the front again to-
morrow with September. And so do oysters.
THE FIRE ALARM this morning was
caused by achimncy catching fire at Seventh
and Boundary streets. No damage was
done.
LETTERS of administration were to-day
issued upon the estate of Frederick GGrcke,
late of the Soldiers Home, to Joseph Repctti;
bond, $500.
To-Day Mes ,rs. Vermillion & Miller we've
al s,.k =; e..
an unlicensed bar in their store. The court
dismissed the case.
In THE case of Alice McAuley VS.. John
McAuley ct al, Judge Wylie to-day ap-
pointed Alice McAuley as guardian nd Item
to John McAuley.
ELLA KENT, q sick white woman, found
at Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue
ut late hour last night, was cared for at
the Emergency Hospital.
J. AMBLER SMITH to-day, for Albert
Wingfeld filed bill in chancery against
Elizabeth Wingfcld Joseph Kcefor and
wife and Cordelia Kecfer to set off dover.
SOME of our parks look like barren
wastes, and all because the Parking Com
mission will NOW the grass down to the
very roots when the sun is tho hottest.
JULIAN RoDIER, little white boy, was
charged to-day in the Police Court by u
strapping coiored woman with throwing
stones at her III the street, and was fined So
THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
go on their excursion down the river ut
$3.50 this evening, and from the number of
tickets sold the excursion promises to
be very largely attended.
ALTHOUGH IN THE Burlingame divorce
case the parties are said to have settled
their differences and come together again,
the ease is still of record in the clerks
Office with nothing to show that the suit is
to be withdrawn.
L. G.. DAVIS, 10 Market Space, makes an
announcement extraordinary in our adver-
Using columns to-day of choice lot of all
linen collars and cuffs, which will be sold
at a marvclously low figure. This is an OPP
portunity our lady readers should not lose
sight Of
THERE were no arrivals to-day of crews
who propose to participate in the National
Regatta, but it is expected that number
will arrive here on Friday and Saturday.
From that time till the commencement of
the races the upper Potomac will be alive
with practicing crews. r.l
GEORGE NEWTON, a colored laborer, was
charged in the Police Court with assaulting
white man named John Morgan, with
pick on Monday, while the two men were
taking up blocks near the Thomas circle.
The fight proved to be about equal ON both
sides and the case was dismissed.
Col. ROGERS, Dr. Frank White and
others are figuring surprise equal to Bar
NUNS what is IT. for the patrons of the
steamer Mary Washington, which runs to
the grand tournament at Marshall Hall to-
morrow, September /. Those who miss that
boats excursion will miss q great treat
LOVERS of a good time should not fail to
take in the grand oyster roast to Lower
Cedar Point next Sunday. The steamer
Excelsior has been chartered, and 500 BUSH
els of prime oysters will be placed upon the
shore, and the excursionists on this occa-
sion invited to help themselves. Take
fork with you and prepare yourselves for a
good time.
PROFESSOR JAKE BUDD has not left the
city to complete the arrangements for the
management of his new theatre in New
York. He is still with us but will leave
next Saturday. Jake will still continue to
run the CoInique, his New York enter
prise being branch establishment of our
magnificent variety theatre, Our heartiest
wcll-wishes are with the humorous Budd.
May he blossom into flower of perpetual
success
THE WILL of Ann b. Yates was filed to-
day for probate. Her personal property is
divided into three equal parts-sne to Mary
II. Yates, one to James V. Yates, Ijr., and
Mary Yates, and one to Ann Eliza and
Gideon James Yates, share aud share alike
The real estate, subject to n charge of $50
each to the children of her son Gideon Is
divided equally between Mary Il. Yates and
Eliza and Gideon j. Yates. William
A. Yates is named rs executor