The Evening critic., 1881-11-14
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About People and Things i'm wash-
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HUFFS black goods store, Il3 9TH vt, H. W.
w. II. NEERHoFF, picture store, 9l6 9TH
street.
SrREET.LAMps will be lighted at sos p.
N. and exting,tishcd Mt 100 n. M.
\ MARRIAGE LICENSE has been issued to
Hugo krctschmann and Sophie Shclhrown.
THE WILL of Philip Oflcnstcin was filed
with the Register to-day. All the property
is left to the widow.
GEN. FiTCH, of Chicago, but for many
winters n resident of Washington, died to-
day at his rooms in this city from car
bunclc.
THE Coroner has been notified Of the sud-
den death Of Louisa Quarlcs, an elderly
white woman, at her residence, 1921
Eighteenth street,
WHY IS Mr.. Defrccs' son, Toncy, retained
ON the rolls as q printer to attend to the
time regulators for the watchmen, when a
boy at S1.25 per day does the work.
JoHN O'BRIEN, small white boy, was
run over and slightly injured yesterday
morning by carriage driven by unknown
parties, at Eighteenth and l. streets.
WALTER RREDER. colored, amused him
self last night by firing revolver three
times on Seventh street southwest, and he
enters upon three months visit to the
District Jail this morning.
Two CoLoRED boys, by the aid of long
iron jimmy, endeavorcd to force an Gu
trance TO the stationery store OF u. A.
Brosnan, No. 6l2 Ninth street, on Saturday
night, but were frightened of.
THE restraining order in the case ol
Daily and Others against the Washington
Market Company was continued by Chanccl-
Tor Wylie this morning. No answer has
yet been filed by the defendants.
THE greatest anxiety Is experienced lest
there should be n flaw in the title to prop
crty yet u flaw in the title of health-a
Cough or Colds disregarded. DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup removes all such at once.
ELIZABETH LAWRENCE and Martha
Smith, two half-grown colorcd girls, were
sent to Jail for thirty days this morning
by Judge Smell, upon being convicted OF
being professional beggars and petit thieves
Mr.. w. NJ. GAMBLER, who met with q
serious cunning accident last week, is, VIC
are sorry to hear, not so well to-day, and
fears are expressed that another amputation
will have to be perlormed-this time above
the knee.
JOHN, alias Charles Henry, u young col.
ored man, pleaded guilty this morning in
the Police Court to cruelty beating and mu
tiating greyhound on Capitol Hill, OF
Saturday evening. Judge Smell imposed {
fine of SO or 60 days in Jail.
FORTY PERSONS were converted last weel
ut the Waugh NJ. Il. Church revival. TIL,
present week promises to be even more in
teresting. Miss jennie Smith, who has beer
conducting them for the past week, will
leave for her home tonight.
SYLVESTER SMoTHERs, colorcd wa.
charged in the Police Court this morning
with stealing lot of carpet The prisoner
pleaded guilty and was sent to Jail for sixty
days Sylvester will eat his Christina:
turkey-or rather his red hcrring--at Gen
Crocker's table
SARAH BAILEY, an aged colored woman
who is an old hand at the pilfcring business
was charged in the Police Court with steal
ing basket. She acknowledged the theft
and was given thirty days in Jail. The
Judge, i'll sentencing the old woman, told
her that on account of her old age she could
not expect to be always leniently dealt
with, and warned her to turn from heI
downward course and live q better life.
For BEATING HIS WIFE, Henry Morris
colored, was to-day fined so, or thirty days
The defendant testified in his own behalf
and acknowledged his guilt, but asked Tho
Court TO dismiss the case, and he would
leave the city forever, and never troubl,
his wife again. The Judge generously told
him he thought after serving his thirty
days the roads would be good and then h,
could take up his pilgrimage for foreign
parts.
AT TIE last regular meeting of the Morn.
ing Star Lodge of Good Templars the fol
lowing officers were installed. DIR. G. A
Norton, w. c. r.; Miss Ida McDaniels, w
V. t. NJ. p. Caldwell, r. S.; ID. b. Allen, f
s.; Mrs. Lizzie Gurlcy, treasurer; A. II
Frear, marshal; Mrs. Fannie Conner, r. II
$. James y. Bolton, chaplain; Mrs. Jan'
Frear, ID. Mar; Mrs. s. l.. Brookfeld, A. II
s.. Mrs. NJ. G. Bolton, /. c.; A, w. Fisher
q. g.; Mrs. V. Il. NJ. Fisher l.. ii. s.; w
q. Perry, Mrs. S. Il. Brookiicld and NJ. p
Caldwell were elected representatives to thu
Grand Lodge.
The superb Stock OF B0ys' Clothing
offered TO the public by Il. Robinson Il Co.
800 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, is ut
tracing the attention of all parents, ant
rapid sales are made daily, each purchaser
finding perfect satisfaction
The FUNERAL of Leona Forrest, II frai
but pretty woman, took place yesterday af
ternOon from the undertaking establishment
OF Mr.. Buchly and was very largely attended
Inc floral tributes were profuse and elabo
rate. The services were highly impressive
and many of her frail sisters were affected
TO tears Eight carriages filled with femal,
friends only of the deceased followed tn,
remains to the Congressional Cemetery
where the interment took place. A re
porter the Rev. Arthur Foster, of the Re
formed Episcopal Church, and four other
were the only males present
For Rest winter Underwear.
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