The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-11-21
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THE Boston Pilot says: "The article
known as st. Jacobs OIL stands without an
equal"
JAMES ELL1Ss, Frank Colaus and Rich
ard Scott were 1ned by Judge Smell to-day for
disorderly conduct
GREAsoS Bros. charged with keeping
an unlicensed restaurant, produced their II.
censo to-day and tho case was dismissed.
THE case of keeping an unlicensed junk.
shop against II. doldstein was nollo pressed Mt
Police Court to-day, the license having been
produced.
THOMAS Il. DORSEY was charged IN the
Police Court to-day with carrying concealed
razor, and gave his personal bonds not TO
repeat the onense.
AN advertisement of three lines under
the head OF wanted, for sale or rent, lost and
found or personal, can be inserted In THE
EVENING CRITIC three times for % cents.
FIRE was discovered yesterday even
Ing In house oi5 Twonty.second street north.
west, owned and occupied by man named
Kinsow, but was extinguished by the officers
on the beat without turning In an alarm. Loss
about SO.
THERE is something soft and tender in
the fall OF n single snowflake, but 1t always
reminds US to look after our bottle OF DR..
Bulls Coughs Syrup-our old standby In tho
days OF cough and colds-for We have always
found II reliable.
Minnie 8. Wiley, to-day filed bill for divorce
from Charles i. Wiley. Her maiden name
was Minnie S. Townley and they were married
I'm this city April o, 1878, and she charges that
he deserted her April %, 1880.
THE Coroner of Prince Georges County
held an inquest over tho remains OF Eddie
Dant who was struck on the head by stone
thrown by u colored man named Johnson,
Mt Seabrook station, some time ago. re-
QUESTION Will be sent for Johnson this morn.
Ing.
A NoLLE PROS was entered to day in the
Criminal Court In the case of Ella Boston. She
aha .sttl. tI,a IaN V.NF frl
Thomas Slattory on the Goth OF March
last, but the prosecuting witness having dis
appeared the Court concluded that. the case
might do likewise.
IN THE matter of the indictments against
DR.. Charles Il. Prentlss for transactions grow
Ing out of the failure OF the German.American
National bank, on motion of Mr.. II. Ross Perry,
special counsel for the Government, the ie.
murrer TO the Indictments has been set down
for hearing next Saturday.
THE bonds Of James Crusor were forfeited
in the Criminal Court this morning. Crusor
was charged with simon Joseph of grand
larceny on February 80, 1881. Tho parties,
II is alleged, by Illegal process took posses
sion oftwo horses and carriage valued at
1926, the property of Catherine Tierney.
THE case of Philip Moore, indicted for an
assault with intent TO kill John Taylor on July
4, 1870, was nollo prosecuted in the Criminal
Court this morning. Mr. Moore has been tried
once and the Jury disagreed and the District
Attorney had doubts as to tho accused firing
the shot that did the injury, 30 q dismissal
was consented to.
ABOUT 1890 this morning fro was dis
covered In n small frame house, No. 1906 NJ
street northwest, owned by George Ii. Rhodes,
and occupied by Frank Main as provision
store. An alarm was turned In from box 721,
to which the department responded promptly.
The loss was about 500, fully insured. The
fire Is supposed to have been tho work OF an
incendlary.
FRANK TURNER, colored, stole an anvil
In November last from the blacksmith shop of
Ferdinand Smith and left town as soon as a
warrant was issued against him. Turner re.
turned TO the city the othor day and Ollcer
West met him and brought him to the Police
Court. Turner was sent to jail for sixty days
for the larceny. Smith was summoned to APP
pear yesterday, but forgot TO como, and was
sent to jail for ten days for contempt OF court.
CIGARETTE SMOKING has taken on new
horror. Some OF the young ladies have rs
solved that they won't kiss anybody who
smokes cigarettes. This Will certainly dis
courage the practice. No young man who I'M
derstands the real delights of life Will hesitate
In his choice between the poisonous cigarette
and the red lips OF n girl.-RepublicdH. Sup
pose It should turn out that the girls who mako
the resolution smoke cigarettes themselves,
and want TO hide the fact, how then?