The Evening critic., 1882-11-02
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTA pIIeUEp AUgJJRT rsgH.
LACONIC LOCALS.

THERE were 191 marriage licenses rb-
ceived during the month OF October.
FoRTY.FIvE arrests were madeby the po.
lice in tho twenty.four hours ending at 8 n. IN.
today.
JOHN II. HANNEvAN pleaded guilty in
the Police Court today to assaultlng william
@. Gates and was sent 10 jail for fifteen days.
woRKMEN arc making haste very slowly
with tho new stone sidewalk on Pennsylvania
avenue, and business men on that thorough.
fare arc complaining.
ALDERMAN CoRcoRAN, of the city of Dub.
lin, is stopping at tho Riggs House. The manu-
facturer OF the noted Irish ginger ale Will
visit his friend, Chris. Abner.
JANE JACKSON and Amelia jackson,
colored, had passage OF arms, TO soy moth
ing Of fcot, last night and were both 1nod by
Judge Smell to-day for assault.
THE Governor Of North Carolina said to
the Governor OF South Carolna "Sir, the best
remedy I'm the world Is DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup" and tho latter seconded tho assertion.
LICENSE AGENT RAFF has braced up for
ar other war on the butchers, and to-day pro.
cured n warrant against j. Walker Fenton for
buying and selling meat without produce
dealers license.
FRANK WALLACE, u little colored boy,
who stole n basket OF grapes and treated
gang OF juvenile market thieves, was before
Judge Smell to-day charged with larceny and
was sentenced to thirty days In Jail.
THE eases of grand larceny against
Leoladio Pommard, tho French governoss,
alleged to have robbed Mr.. Hercules l.. Dous-
man, were continued to-day until tomorrow
on account Of tho Illness OF tho prosecuting
witness.
THE colored messengers about the Co.
lumbiu building held n meeting this morn.
ing nnd appointed committee TO attend tho
burial OF the young colored man DAILY, who
died suddenly yesterday and to glvo assistance
10 tho family. The remains Will be buried
tomorrow ut o'clock.
ABOUT 1890 last night Officer Mckenzie
found man named Spencer lying on tho cor
ner OF Seventh and o streets northwest, suffer.
Ing from wound In tho head, caused by u
foil. Uo was taken to his homo on II street,
between Sixth and Seventh streets, and medl-
cal aid brought TO him.
THE charge Of conspiracy against Archi-
bald NJ. Roane, stephen NJ Chase and James
d. Kirchnor alleged TO have endcavored to
defraud Hazlehurst Bros, bankers, was called
In the Police Court to-day for trial, but con.
tinuance was had until Saturday In order to
obtain additional testimony and file another
warrant.
YESTERDAY afternoon -year-old
white boy, named Michael Malone, residing
at 3322 Il street northwest, was severely cut In
the neck by colorod youth named John Mas
sey. Tho wounded boy was attended to by DR.,
Peter. Tho assailant has not been arrested,
for the white boys parents refuse to prosecute
him.
HENRY G. JAMES and his wife Rebecca
s. james yesterday instituted, through their
counsel, Messrs. Cook and Cole, two suits
pany, claiming $4,000 in each case. 1t Is
claimed that the defendants agreed to carry
the compliments on their road from Wash
ingtun 10 Baltimore, and without cause put
both of them Off the train at Hyattsville.
The third subdivision of the Associated
Charities met last night at tho Friends meet.
ing-house. Tho secretary, NJ. II. Doollttle,
submitted his annual report, which showed
that out OF seventy-one applications for as.
sistanco 1ifty-one families had boen given aid,
and Of eight applicants for work employment
had been furnished to 1--WE. As but four. or
i've members woro present, no business of I'm.
pol tance was transacted.
AT A MEETING of Plymouth Congrega-
tional Society, held on Wednesday evening,
November /, the sfollowlng were elected
trustees Messrs. Arthur Simmons, Henry W
Freeman and John l.. Lacy for ono year, Will
lam Gwinn and william L. Freeman, for two
years, Nathan Jones and John f. Colbert for
three years. committee, consisting OF Messrs
William L. Freeman, Oscar Milburn and tho
pastor, Rev. william Il. Peele, was appointed
TO devise ways and means to raise funds 10
commence building early in the spring.
THE enterprising burglar has again been
operating extensively In the northwestern
section OF the city, NJ street, between Thir
teenth and Fourteenth streets, being the
latest locality to suffer from the dcpredatlons
Last night efforts to enter number of houses
In this square are reported to have been made
and in four cases to have proved successful
The robberIes reported to the police were o
| street northwest, and valued at s35, and from
| Mr.. NJ. O. Chandler 1928 NJ street northwest
OF sllyorware valued Mt $50. No trace has
been found TO the thieves, although the dc
| tectivcs are at work on the case.
THE Commissioners yesterday approved
applications for liquor licenses to the follow
| ing: Ed. Abner, George W. Driver, Angus
| Dettorer, Adrian Endes, John G.. Egloff, Joht
| j. Gcntner, David Hagerty, William Helmus
| Ernest Le Mour, Franz Neihaus, Timothy
| oDowd, John u. Peters George @. Relser
Annie Il. Rudhardt, II. M. Rudd, Thomas Sui
liyan, WI. Davis, Louis Schmidt, +. f. Frol
ber, James Tharp, William Willers anC
| William Carley. Disapproyed-JamesD d. Don
yesterday suspended action, pending furthe
| Brannan, 1868 East Market Space; Elizabeth
WOLF, 1857 East Market Space; Luclen A. Love
lace, i30 Eighth street southeast.
THE Perpetual Building Association helt
their first annual meeting last night. Tho ro
| port OF the secretary was submitted. Itshowe,
| 2,701l2 shares had been taken during tn
years total receipts. S3i ,205,01; 900 advance
made, averaging 1852 to each share; llablli
| ties of per cent per annum, and q surplu
realized OF S23043 making the value OF stool
| 6,00 per cont per annum earned over all OK
| penses. Tho officers elected for the secon,
year were Charles @. Duncanson, president
Lewis Abraham, vice.president; Edwin NJ
| Lawton, treasurer; John Cook, secretary
directors, Andrew Glass, William II. Goods,
F. schafhirt, w. p. Seville, @. d. Brookes, +. q
saXton, Charles Baum, A. n. Meeker and Thos
Broderick. Advances were sold ayeragi
S1d2.5O TO each share.