The Evening critic., 1882-11-16
THE EVENING CRITIC.
fESTA BLIsHED AuarsT IaGa.
LACONIC LOCALS.

THEpolico made twenty eight arrests dur
Ing the twenty-four hours ending at 8 a. m. to-
dayI
JUDGE SMELL Imposed n fine of $lo5
to-day upon James Donnelly for keeping an
unlicensed bar.
Mr.. FRANK II. LOWING, the genial
clerk to tho Commissioners, has gone to the
country In Maryland for his health.
FREDERIcK KNABE will build brick
residence on North A street, between Third
and Fourth streets, Mt cost Of 400.
NATHAN PABsT was convicted in the
Police Court to-day of keeping his bar, in tho
county, open without license. An appeal was
noted.
ANNIE DECKER, who made the echoes
OF South Washington resound to copious ilow
OF profanity, has gone to the workhouse for
fifteen days for disorderly conduct.
WAS broken down in health with chills
and fever; Elixir OF Babek relieved my suffer-
ing and my appetite and digestion aro now
very good ID. ROBINSON, dS1 O street s.w.
THIS afternoon, about 1 o'clock, n
bricklaycr named Richard Kelly, whilo pur.
suing his advocation on n dwelling at plorco's
Place,between Fifteenth and Sixteonth streets
northwest, slipped and broke his leg. Tho
assistance.
coLoRED Roy, named johnson, way
laid pedestrian, and was about to throw q
stone at him when little white boy, named
Nathan Roberts, warned tho man that johnson
was going to hit him with the stone. johnson
resented this Interference on tho part OF Rob
eris by kicking and beating him, and was
fined 50 for tho assault.
The Commissioners held q meeting this
afternoon, at which the George Miller case
was considered. The charges and specnca.
tlons prepared by Attorney Riddle wero OK
should bo forwarded TO the AttorIby General
and, upon n reply being received from tho
DEPARTMENT OF Justice, Mr. Miller will be
cited TO appear before tho Commissioners.
LIEUTENANT KELLY, of the Seventh
Police Precinct, has reported that Bernard
Sledge, the colored boy convicted by Judge
Smell to-day for assaultlng a companion, is the
leader of q Juvenile Jesse James gang of
Swampoodle, who vaylay little boys, steal
bundles from school children, pursue the
girls, and fight tho boys ana are guilty OF
moro promiscuous viciousnoss law-breaking
and crime than any eet Of urchins known to
the police.
CONSUMPTION lin its early stages is
readily cured by tho use of DR.. pierces
"Golden Medical Discovery" though, IL tho
lungs are wasted no medicine Will effect a
cure. No known remedy possesses such sooth-
ing and healing influence over all scrofulous,
tubercnlous and pulmonary affections as the
"Discoyery." John Willis, OF Elyria, Ohio.
writes: "The Golden Medical Discovery does
positively euro consumption, as, after trying
every other medicine ir vain, this succeeded /"
MI. Y. 7. Phelps, of Cuthbert, Ga, writes
"The Golden Medical Discovery has cured
my wife OF bronchitis and incipient consump.
tion." Sold by druggists.
CORONER PATTERSON went to the
Arsenal yesterday afternoon and held an IN
quest over the remains OF Mr.. Melvin X.
Shields, the solier who died suddenly In tho
morning. Tho inquest showed that he had
died from congestion of the brain. Mr.. Shields
had Just returned with the soldiers from
Gaithersburg, Md, and was thought to be In
excellent health and spirits. Tho deceased
was very popular man at the Arsenal, and
his unexpected death has cast n gloom over
the usual gaiety OF tho veteran boys. Mr..
Shields was a member OF Battery c, Second
Artillery, and has been for many years In the
service OF his country. Tho remains Will be
Interrod at Arlington.