The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-09-19
POLICE COURT PICKINGs.
Daily scenes Mt Snc1l's Matinees--
Grimes and MisdcmcnnOrs Served
TN I'm All STYLES.

Grimes and Misdcmcnnors Served
Up In All styles.
" And ! heard voice in the darkness
crying Help, oh, help me, or perish,
aud went forth to the assistance of the dis
trcssed one Thus spake the Gaul unto
the High Priest who was holding tribunal
where the scribes and pharisecs were
gathered about him. and 10, the High Priest
folded his robes and babe the Gaul bring
forth the distressed one found upon the
highway. The distressed one was footsore
and weary. Like job he was acovcred with
boiis and look OF sadness was In his eyes;
Behold have brought him unto YOU
spake up the Gaul, ana there are those
Wlthih the market-place 10 Dear WITNESS 10
thc story that L bring you.
Ana II came TO pass That the Gaul related
unto the High Priest fearful story.
inc distressed one was fhiiistine from
aIlstait ,ahd.
lie hau set OUT on pilgrimage from
Blauenspnrg, ana 10, Tor many DAYS
wandered througn inc neius ana Vineyards
puu neither reaper nor CLEANER was ne
TIC was pold, pad man. lie was oil inc
uhgodly tribe oil tramps. 49,,
And It was related OF him that he did cry
out in distress for help.
lie sadly needed assistance.
sara the uaui unto tne nign frest
Ana ! went unto nun saying, IN wnat man,
ner, on, rilgrin,, canst i peiriemo .nou
anu 10, nc DENT MS heau, anu iaiiing upon
my neck, wept' nc uemanued oil me ten
pieces OF money. oh, rriest ne was
parched win ,nirs,. oehicu MIN, anu IL
came 10 pass that nc smotc me upon the
choGk.
=, When tne oaui ceased speaking, thc
m,sh nr,es. arose IN ms sea. anu INC as'
sctnplagv was hushoo'
very say unt1 you, tnat the stranger
Mitnin Vho sa,es haIn prVsen VIZ inws, a9u
mere Is no heip i9r him' ana the fhii-
is''hc gov thiroy nays - n-.H
Corrniifng schooner. ,
Vherc uon got cieh ncr hrso prihcipies Oh
goat apoud nm.
WHAT'S the trouoier asked the Judge,
looking toward jim Harvey, " reu'headeo
occupant Oh the uock.
VEIL you see II vas apcud dis way. DcI
h,Snu poi H. ou .,'a Jao !oot NJ Voun'a,
ihuo my piace unu seu W mt, my ierha',
friendt hey you der nice goot glass OF peer
Sed l. veil | shud blush to SHIPPER Sed he,
gimme n schooner, Well. pife
l,;r, aot schoonor md bo
. MN W. !. r,,, ,;oI ,,a an" anr cod ~
me TO hunr It p mp Sont dome pnne ss dot
way und l told him vanded ten cends.
SoIpdge instead of having me he tbumncd
- y: :, ~, 49, - iH,1 - Iii -
me III uer nose anu Valked oua: l cali me
oud Tor q bolicemans una PAD MN arrested.
Dots ALL"
"What have Won To saw Garyey Pn asked
tho Count
WY MI Nyur' ,r ,, u
Wuli, yer Hohher, uarilht, ther gihVie-
man has spoke ther truth, WIZ thursty,
an av coorsc did what Good to cool off
me coppers. am ready Judge. darlint. and
a,,,.; IL 80, ,,inas,,,,o !, eN'
awaiting ycr picusure'
he was sent up for month.
Mrs. McGuire's willie.
A red-faced broad shouldered matron
.ooi, ti,o ,,,;tnoss sta,,I In tho poI;co Co,,rt
wv. W u"o .i.neoo 1."nu ~ vi ~ IL
TINS morning anu Introduces Herself US MIS-
Parthenia McGuirc, laundress and scrubber,
East Washington.
Vor son Willie n fasb;lv. dressed vouth
...J.5 - - .aa,., ti,.' ,,.;,a.,o., Jaa,.
scoWleu Nv ner run tho Prisoner uoCh.
The son had assaulted MS mother. Her
story was passed through the hopper by q
Il Ill