The Evening critic., 1882-06-07
THE EVENING CRITIC.
LACONIC LOCALS.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST is,

CATHERINE SHELTON made Rome howl
with her curses, and Judge Smell sent her
down TO the farm to rusticate.
PROFESSOR "A. L. WILLIS, the ph ysiog-
nomist,wil give a sciopticon entertainment at
the Soldiers Home tonight at 80 o'clock.
A VENERABLE. LOOKING old man. named
Alexander Dubant, was this morning put un-
der bonds TO keep the peace toward his wife.
THE regatta committee of the Tobacco
City Boat Club Will issue circular In n few
days TO the boat crows of Virginia, Washington
and Baltimore, inviting them to participate in
the midsummer regatta on the James.
PERMITS have been granted to John
sherman Il Co. to erect two brick dwellings on
northwest, at cost OF $1,000 each: (:
and W.. e. Prall a brick dwelling on Sixteenth
street, between and X streets northwest, at a
cost OF s35, 900.
MRS. MARROW, colored woman came
into the Police Court to-day and preferred a
charge OF incorrigibility against her son
Andrew Andrew is about IA years old, aud
looked very much as II the dogs had been
chewing on him. The Judge stated that In
asmuch as the Reform School is already more
than full, he would let the boy OF on his own
recognizance and give him one more chance.
THERE were two cases of selling liquor
sunday before His Honor Judge Smell this
morning, and both had to be postponed on nc
count Of the evidence not being of a sum.
cfently positive character to convict. 1t is
bring such cases before tho courts without
uhNlnS INC eN1uenCe III mana 10 make ont n
cese, thus putting the District to unnecessary
expense.
THE fan drill given on Monday evening
by eight young ladies ranging In years from
seven TO fourteen, at st. Elizabeth, was very
prettily done, the marching being like that Of
veterans and the manipulation OF the fans In
the drill exceedingly graceful and coquettish
Godding, daughters of DR.. W. W. Godding,
Daisy Foster, Mary Patton, Belle Dodge and
two little sisters, the Misses Quade. Dr.. Wit
q ha amt 49, H.
and Mrs. Godding entertained a few of their
friends in their parlor after the drill, who in
turn were entertained by music, instrumental
and vocal, rendered by Miss Carrie Stevens,
Mrs. Susie Oldberg, Miss Estella Deronceray
and Mr.. Bob Stevens.
The Washington Union d'Italia held a
called meeting last night at their hall, corner
action regarding the death Of their illustrious
compatriot, General Giuseppe Garibaldi,
!iberator n Of Italy. signor NJ. Laurenzi, the
president OF the society, presided, and Signor
Sfmonetti acted as secretary. A glowing and
patriotic series OF resolutions were adopted,
adulatory Of and glorifying tho dead chieftain
for his heroic and self-denying labors for the
liberty and unihcation of Italy, and by a
unanimous vote Of the large assemblage 1t
was resolved to send q copy OF the resolutions
by cable to the eldest son Of the dead hero
General Menottl Garibaldi, at Caprera be-
dispatch was cabled by Signor Laurenzi in az
cordance with the order of the society.
ii. e. UNDERWOOD and Charles
johnson were charged in the Police Court
this morning with making an assault upon
Samuel II. Sherwood. counter charge was
preferred against Sherwood. Sherwood's face
presented the appearance of having been
BADLY used. The assault grew out OF the fact
that Sherwood, who is somewhat of a crank,
has been annoying young lady named Laura
soper, residing at No 1908 New Jersey ave-
nue. northwest, with whose mother both
Underwood and johnson board. Yesterday
afternoon Sherwood again went to the resi-.
dence of Miss Soper, and was elected from the
promises by the other two men. fight en-
sued, resulting as stated above. Judge Smell,
in reviewing the case, said that he would i'm.
pose fine of S5 upon Sherwood and hold
him In 800 bonds to keep the peace toward
Miss Soper The other men were each fined 81.