The Evening critic., 1881-10-04
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
About People and Things In wash
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About People and Things In Wnsh-
ingtOn.
FoRTY-THREE arrests were made by the
police during the twcnty.four hours ending
at 9a.m.
JOIN KIRBY, convict serving out sen.
tencc, died in his cell at the Jail to-day of
consumption.
JUDGE MAcARTnUR last night addressed
the students of the law department of the
National University.
BUT ONE deed was filed to-day: Francis
Il. Callahan to John i. Kelly, northeastern
part of lot %, So. 62i, $500.
MARY KELLY, for trespassing on public
park by breaking the flowers was fined 50
or fifteen days in the Police Court.
JOHN DUNN, for an indecent exposure
of his person on the public street, was to-day
fined S. or fifteen days by Judge Smell.
ALL LOYAL CITIZENS must bear in mind
the fact that the Memorial Hospital meet
ing will be held at Lincoln Hall tomorrow
night.
DETECTIVE McDEvGTr started to Balti
more to-day with two boys who had cs-
capped from the Baltimore Industrial
School.
ELIZA KING, an obstreperous female of
Milcsian descent and rather well dressed,
was sent down to-day for thirty days as u
vagrant.
IDA: JOYCE accused Fanny Pool, in the
Police Court to-day, of assaulting her on the
commons near the Jail. Miss Pool was
fined s..
GEORGE FRAZIER, n colorcd man, was
fined $40 by Judge Smell to-day, for inter
fering with Officer Shelton in the discharge
of his duty.
AL THOMSON, ir., dealer in newspapers,
cigars and tobacco, No. 507 Ninth street,
sends us the current number of Puck II is
as usual very interesting.
HARRIET WILLIAMS and Eliza Taylor
two well dressed colorcd women, were be-
fore Judge Smell to-day for stirring up
Valley street. Georgetown, with their pro-
family, and were fined s. each
GEORGE KARL went to the Emergency
Hospital last night with blood streaming
from two wounds in his head, which he said
were inflicted by man named Fitzgerald.
The wounds were dressed, and Karl taken
to his home.
AT THE regular monthly meeting Of the
Columbia Turn-VcrciD, held yesterday at
the gymnasium, twelve new members were
admitted. Mr.. w. G.. Willenbuecher was
elected vice-president in place of Otto
Eckssen, resigned.
iSDNhhD NOIhuiiu tttil ~
Drippes foundry, met with painful acct
dent, while at work yesterday afternoon,
by having his left hand caught and crushed
in the machinery. His hand was dressed
at the Emergency Hospital
BERTHE BYERs, three year-Old white
child, fell down an area into the basement
of q new house at Tenth and o streets
northwest. DIR. Smith attended the child
at her home, 1413 Eleventh street, and pro-
nounced the wound very serious.
A coLoRED BARBER named Jackson was
sharpening his razor this morning, when he
inflicted very painful wound, cutting the
hand open. He came to the Health Office
and had his hand sewed up. The wound
will not cause serious consequences.
DANIEL NJ. KEYEs, who charged Catherine
Ackers with grand larceny in robbing him
of fifty dollars, appeared in the police court
to-day, and requested that the case should
be dismissed for want of prosecution, to
which the prosecuting attorney agreed.
HENRY JONES and Howard Long We're
charged with trespassing on the farm of Mr.
Moore in the county, and Jones was also
charged with killing insectiverous birds.
Long was fined So, and Jones IS for trespass
and 50 each for two birds which he had shot.
ALEcK HOWE, middle.aged white man,
was fined fifty dollars by Judge Smell to-
day, for driving his wagon over Johnny
Jaquette, a little five-ycar-old boy, on the
evening of September ~, while the
former was driving along Thirteenth street,
near /.
The NEREIN BADEN have elected the
following officers for the next six months
President, Charles Graf; vice-prcsidcnt
William Rickcrt; secretary, Emil Wagner;
treasurer. Joseph Zegorvitz finance COM
mittee, John Graf, +. joachim and George
Phillip Ganzhorn.
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