The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-08-06
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
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PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
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FRANK HAoERTY has just returned from
weeks trip to Colton's.
A HORSE attached to hack 225 had its
left hind leg badly cut by a passing vehicle,
on Pennsylvania avenue near Four-and.a
half street, this morning
JAMES w. SMITH was fined 800 or sixty
days this morning in the Police Court for
'cndangering the lives of citizens by fast
driving through the public streets.
49, WIN. A. SHORT, of the Health Office, left
the city this morning for a ten-day cruise
on the river. The headquarters of the
pleasure party will be Fortress Monroe.
In THE case of Ed. McRae, indicted for
burglary, the matter of bail of $50Oswas be-
3 fore Judge Hagner to-day, and as he could
not give the required sureties he was re-
manded.
JOHN ScANLoN, a white man, for work
inga horse with sore hack and with an
overload, was very properly fined this
morning $50 or ninety days In Jail in the
Police Court. -
ga GEORGE PARKER, charged with being a
sneak thief and having stolen an overcoat
from. Inc ualiWhy Vi JONI ". OOle WIS W.
day arraigned in the Police Court, and the
case was continued. --------------
JoIIN Il. NORRIS, l.. q. Hine TGcn. Rob-
ert b. Mitchell and other members of the
District Bar, leave this afternoon for Bcrk-
ley Springs, Va, where they will spend
week in recreation. ..g,,-.3 I'M ~
WIN. Brook, colorcd, was charged to-day
in the Police Court with banging another
colorcd man OH the head with n baseball
club, hut as there was great provOeation, as
disclosed by the evidence, he was dismissed.
THE neighborhood of New Jersey avenue
lend X street is cursed with a set of lively
ours that make night hideous with their
noises. The residents would give the
POundmastor. IAN enthusiastic reception If
he would visit that vicinity. Nh.
As THE steamer Corc0ran was lying at
her wharf last evening. Moses Gaskin, a
colored man, who was pushing a wheel
barrow up Il narrow. gang.plank, stumbled
and fell overheard, and was calamity
y" rescued by Mr.. Bob ClarvOc, who was sitting
on the deck at the time.
ABOUT 1920 a. m, Charles Heinline, son
of Policeman Henline, attempted to jump
off the front platform of car 107 Washing
ton 4 Georgetown Railroad, us it was pass
ing Seventh and r streets. He fell, and his
left leg was caught by the front wheel and
tiers pronounced the wounds very serious.
The boy was carried home by his father i'm q
hack. ij4- ii+4-
MIR. DE SCHMIDT the District chemist,
has made a careful analysis of the toy
cartridges which have proved so fatal dur
ing July. He found no substance unusual
in cartridges, or which tends particularly
to blood. poisoning. A test of the injurious
properties of these singularly deadly cxplo-
the substances into the systems of inferior
animals to sec if blood-poisoning is the re-
suit. TC1-.sg s. ts.t.l rs ~
The governor of Maryland has made u
upon the authorities of the Dis
trict of Columbia for G. ID. Burton and VIM.
aMankin, alias Peggy Mankin, charged with
.doting ut Marshall Hall, on the Potomac.
Tho proper papers were issued to secure the
return Of thefpgitiycs from Justice to q. A.
Wade, sheriff Of Charles County, Maryland,
and the accused will be turned over to the
~ Maryland courts. a., FIX IA up.tt.lf
THE MOST interesting game of base ball
Uf the season was played yesterday evening
between the Hooleys and Actives, in the
White Lot. Only seven innings were
played, the score standing to z, in favor of
the H0oleys. Butler, of the Hooleys, saved
his nine from defeat In the seventh inning
by catching y difticalt fy-ball, which pre-
vented threcruns,f from Coming in. Kalbfus
caught without an error for the Activcs.
THERESA SItEKELLs, white woman,
was, arrested last night and taken to
the Fifth Precinct station for making
an affray with another woman. She
s.nade a disturbance at the station and en-
deavored to kill herself. In the cell ut the
Police Court she was overcome either by
the effect of the injuries received in her
fight on the previous evening, or by some
drug administered with suicidal intent, and
was taken to the poorhouse hospital in the
police ambulance.
s-eABoUT IL o'clock this morning, Detective
iMcDevitt took to Police Headquarters a
colored man who he had arrested u
10 s4uare or so away, with large
basket, which was found to contain
~, clothing, cutlery, Shoes a clock, etc. The
cutlery was marked A. j. r., and q
stocking in the basket bore the name of
Roland. The property was subsequently
identified as belonging to AmeliaJ. Roland,
of 216 Four-and-a-half street Northwest,
whose house was robbed last night
The coal proddct of the SchnyIlxill (Pa.)
region for the week ended July 80, was
1S1 $50 tons, as against los, 1863 tons for the
week previous, and ,0I2 tons for the
corresponding week of last year. The total
product for the week. was GIL ,606 tons,
I, against ,617 tons for the same week OF
last year--an increase of 243,929 tons. The
total ont-put for the year SO far is 10 OIL 1904
tons, against 12,0l5,631 tons for the CORE.
spending period of last year-an increase oil
3,O55973 tons. If no drawbacks are en-.
copntered, and 1t is not anticipated that
". 'srere will be any, the trade will run along
regularly until the end of the year, the pro
ducers having about all they can do to meet
the demand. atil aaI.'sr lhng0G IN
Escaping From a Requisition.
ss.EConsiderable excitement was caused abou
the City Hall to-day by the presentation o
a requisition from the Governor of Mary
land for the arrest of William, alias Peggy,
Mankin and q. ID. Barton, for disturbance
hsf-tbe peace in the State of Maryland. TIN
fact that the requisition was coming wa
lpnblished, and the detectives and polio
were very indignant that SO much notoriet,
should have been given the fact of the Gov
ernors requisition having been sent, as /
Ike cave both men an opportunity to escape
Mankin was arrested and brought into cour
.at01day, Barton has escaped so far, and tn
dqfactiyeg qxnrass Themselves "a ha vino IN,