The Evening critic., 1882-08-01
THE EVENING CRITIC.
rarA M IauED ArTaTrsT ysaa.
LACoNIC LOCALS.


81 BUYERS get yellow ticket at ia 9TH |
street.
ISAAC GILBERT, for keeping dangerous |
deg, was fined 81 10 by Judge Smell today.
MRS. ANN Frey will build -two frame |
cost of $1,000.
Mr.. U. J. BAXTER, in the absence of Mr.. |
McCammon, is acting Assistant Attorney.den- |
eral OF tho Interior Department. |
ANNIE FLOOD, a vagrant and prostitute, |
was handed over TO General Crockor for safe |
keeping to-day by Judge Smell. |
MORRIS GAINEy, bare footed old va
grant, was sentenced to thirty days in tho |
Workhouse for vagraucy by Judge Smell to- |
day.
MAGGIE HIGGINS, woman, was charged
with being vagrant before Judge Smell to-
town.
PERMISSION has been given to the Balti-
more Rifles to enter the city undor arms on
Guards.
PERMIT was issued to-day for tho cree
ton OF tho Pilgrim Baptist Church, to DO sit.
uated on street, between Second and Third
streets northwest.
THE Special License Agent, with Officer
Carter, to-day notified twonty.six hackmen
that they would DO prosecuted unless licenses
are obtained before tonight.
HENRY JOHNSON, n colored thief,
was seen for several days lurking. around
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him TO jail for ninety days on suspicion.
WILLIAM AND LEWIS ST.. CLAIR, two
small boys, who sloep on cellar doors at night
and sneak around the markets and stoal by
day, were committed TO tho WorkhouBe to-day
for ninety days.
Rosa p. STEELE VINCENT has entered
suit for divorce against Charles Vincent. Tho
bill having boon Withdrawn from tho Clerks
ONCE, tho charge upon which the complaint
Is based Is unknown.
MIR. MERRITT l.. JosLYN to-day entered
upon his duties as Assistant Secretary OF the
Interior. Mr.; Joslyn wears full black whis;
kers. has n pleasant address, and Is a good
type of freeandeasy Western man.
MR.. CHARLES MOORE, the brilliant at
torney, who hns been for some months prose.
SS at rGSH s os Snsrs sr
d brief vacation spent In tho mountains.
-MRs. L. J. RoHRBoUGH, of this city,
with her daughters, Blanche and Pearl, left
this morning for New York and Coney Island.
After spending few days on tho island, she
will visit Rutland, VT, and be the guest OF Hon.
ii. II. Smith till September /.
THE Health Officer has called the atten.
tion OF the Commissioners to the necessity Of
flushing the sewers at stated intervals during
the heated term, and asking them to instruct
tho Fire Department to flood the sewer.traps
and catch-basins when desired.
WILLIE PHILLIPS, residing near the cor
ner OF Second and b streets northwest was
badly bitten by a dog In the parlor OF Mrs.
ss ne tG 60 sn
message went into tho parlor where he came
suddenly upon the dog who turned and bit
him.
MATTHEW BUTLER, a colored man. went
out TO have some fun Inst night and ran after
terrified citizens with q revolver and fred 1t,
and, when pursued by policeman, broke
through vegetable garden to mako his escape,
breaking down the gate, etc. Judge Smell
give the man $50 or ninety days for carrying
the weapon and So or fifteen days for destroy
ing private property.
ALEXANDER CRUTcHET, druggist
doing business on Harrison street, Anacostia,
who Is a single man and about SO years OF age,
was found dead In his bed this morning
under circumstances which indicated death
from heart disease, to which he was subject.
The Coroner was notified and made an inyesti-
CATION, by which 1t was ascertaided that death
was caused by large dose Of chloroform
token by mistake.
A DECREE was made by Justice Hagner,
for The N the OF
Gaines. The plaintifr filed her bill as the heir
OF W. NJ. Randolph,w who died in January, 1876,
and who had been employed as an attorney by
the estate of Daniel Clark, and who claimed
Oh per cent. of the amounts received. Tho
evidence showed that Mrs. Gaines received
1892, 1853.
WILLIAM CHILLING, respectable. looking
old gentleman, was charged In tho Police Court
to pay hack hire. Gilling took the hack last
night and asked to be driven to sundry dis
reputable houses and then to Georgetown and
back and to the Capitol and back, and then
which proposition the hackman demonstrated,
and when Mr.. Gilling said that he had no
money he was driven to the police station and
locked up until today, when Judge Smell