The Evening critic., 1881-09-08
Special weather Bulletin.
The Critic i'm Georgetown.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
About People and Things In wash-
fuCfOn.

THIRTY EIGHT arrests were made by the
police during the twcnty-four hours ending
at 8 a. m.
ANOTHER mad dog was shot last evening
by Officer Shelton, Mt Twelfth and Il streets
southeast
JOHN FITZGERALD was fined 50 to-day for
destroying three young shade trees on the
public street.
A FIRE In kitchen of house No. 475 Vir-
ginia avenue southeast, caused SO damage
yesterday afternoon.
ELIZABETH SMITH, for raising "a row in
Diaper alley, South Washington, was to-day
fined So by Judge SHELL
THE CASE of Frank Harris, charged with
selling produce without license, was contin-
ned to-day by Judge Smell.
A HORSE drawings cart of sand fell down
on Maryland avenue yesterday afternoon
from the effects Of the heat.
EUGENE b. WRIGHT, charged with keep
ing an unlicensed bar, was to-day dismissed
for want of proof in the Police Court
PHILIP RIDEoUT 6s years old, was found
dead in his roor.r near Bcnning's yesterday
afternoon, and the Coroner was notified.
JNo. DEvLIN, for awaking the echoes of
Fifteenth street northwest, had to pay S.
to-day in the Police Court for the amuse>
ment.
BUILDERS and others interested are in
formed that John II. Bird, 1907 Louisiana
avenue, has just received lot of Rosendalc
cement.
OWEN MICHIGAN alias James Forsyth
was before Judge Smell to-day charged with
-i;sorde..y co.dnct last n ii,a OH .E.n.aventb
street and he was fined IS or fifteen days
JOHN JAMES, a cclorcd man nearly 20
years old, was sunstrick in Uni0ntOwn
yesterday afternoon, and attended by DIR.
Little who expressed fears of his recovery.
JANE PITCHER threatened yesterday to
smash herself over the head of Emma Leg
lass aud was required by Judge sne.n, co.
day to give bonos for six months to keep
the peace.
THOMAS DUvALL, a colored boy about 10
years old, with cotton stuffed in both ears,
was arraigncd in the Police Court to-day
for the larceny of Sl1 from Frances STAINS
bury, and he was sent to the Reform School
during minority.
DENNIS CADY was up to-day in the Po-
lice Court under Il charge of having made
threats to make mince meat of the physi-
cal being ofan old man, one This ncighbors,
named John Cane, but the case wasn't made
out and he was dismissed.
THIS evening inaugurates the theatrical
SedSOn III tue NttlOndi Ndpltdi. hluuuSh .
National Theatre, entirely renovated and
and reftted opens with the famous Barlow,
Wilson, Primrose and West combination,
and large houses will be the result.
THE BARN of Major O. L. Duffy, exam
liner in the Patent Office, on his farm near
Hyattsville, has been totally destroyed by
fire, together with $50 bushels of wheat,
twenty-five tons of hay and all of his farm
ing implements. The loss is estimated at
$500; no insurance.
THE annual meeting of the Dental Asso-
citation of Maryland and the District of CO.
lumbia continues in session in Baltimore
DR. ii. b. Noble. of Washington, president
occupies the chair, with DIR. T. s. Waters, of
Baltimore, vice-president, and DIR. ii. NJ.
Schooley, of Washington, secretary.
MAJOR KING endeavored yesterday to
prevent the Overdriving and heating of
horses. In several cases he ordered wagons
to stop in the shade until the horses were
fit to start again. Four he ordered out of
harness for few hours, and two, belonging
to Mary Lyons and VIM. Myers, he had UNI
harncssed and stabbed. These he says were
suffering intensely from the heat. He ex-
amined altogether sixty horses during the
day, and will follow the same course to-
day.