The Evening critic., 1882-03-14
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city to-day on a visit to Baltimore.
JouN KENNEDY will expepd $4,000 on
the erection OF four brick dwellings,
r. L. PERRY will expend $1,10O on the
erection OF q private stable at 1889 X street
northwest.
JOHN =. GoUGH has recovered from his
throat trouble, and is cndeavoring to complete
his lecturing tour.
Miss LILLIAN CARPENTER, daughter of
the late Senator Matt w. Carpenter, is reported
seriously Ill in New Orleans.
JOHN LYON pleaded guilty before Judge
Smell to-day OF using profano and improper
language, and was fined $40.
LEVY, the cornet player, brought down
the house with yankee Doodle" at the Folies
Bergeres I'm Paris, Friday night.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued to day TO
Frank Ceals and Sarah Patton aud to William
II. wagner and Bertha A. Manning.
EDWARD WEIGH has received permit
TO build n brick dwelling at Twenty-sixth and
streets northwest, to cost 81 1850.
G.. l.. BRADLEY received permit to day
TO build brick stable to cost $4,000, at
Twenty-first and z streets northwest.
A PETITION has been submitted to the
Commissioners, asking that gas and water
mains be laid, hydrants erected, etc. on First
street southwest, between d and E.
JOHN BRADY, ESQ, has been chosen by
Mr.. Clark and Inspector Entwistle rs the
architect for the restoration OF the Jefferson
Building, and began the plans to-day.
THE Commissioners have addressed a
communication to the Mayor of indianapolis,
in response to request for various informa-
tion concerning the local government of this
tty.
THE statement that Special License
Agent Ran would swear out warrants against
number OF unlicensed restaurateurs this
morning was premature. All the parties men,
toned, with the exception of two three,
have procured licenses.
RICHARD SAUNDERS, a colored youth of
INN ted william, cla1l nm,
individual of equally mature age and was ar
raigned in the Police Court. Judge Smell dis
missed the case and recommended that Saun-
ders mother had better make an assault upon
Dick.
JOSEPH HALL and wife and John Jones
and wife occupy different stories of the same
OF the other battle ensues, in the last of
which Jones was struck on tho head with a
brick. Joseph Hall has been awarded I'VE
Gays for making the'assault.
THE chapel of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association was crowded last evening to
hear Prof. John Tweedale, the elocutionist.
Tho selections were both humorous and
pathetic, and rendered in manner that
called for continued applause. The young
men present were afforded an evenings enter
tainment equal to that Of any paid lecture
course.
HON. CHARLES O'CoNoR has retired to
the Island of Nantucket The suggestion that
he is engaged upon work OF photographed
and necessarily of historical character Will be
events in which he bore conspicuous part
will supply the material for a most valuable
contribution to the legal and political litera-
ture OF the country.
Mr.. DANIEL O'C. CALLAHAN, attorney
for the holders of the lien certificates issued
against the Masonic Temple, corner of Ninth
and streets, has presented them to the Spe-
cial Assessment Division and demanded pay
ment. The certificates wero issued for nom
payment Of an assessment, made in August,
1873, and arc for $2,066.57 and interest at 10
per cent. from that date.
JUSTICE HAGNER this morning passed a
cecree granting Abraham Brown n divorce
from Rebecca Brown. The bilY shows that the
parties were married In this city in March,
1866. by Rev. W. H. Lee, and passed three
months honeymoon together, when she sud
denly left him and was gone from his roof for
birth to child, OF which he was not the father.
On her return she stopped at homo for two
months and then quit for the second time,
the last quitting having continued for the pasi
fifteen years.
THE case of John Critic, John Z.
Schooler, JohnO. Lucas, alias Scabby Lucas,
indicted with James Jones for grand larceny,
in stealing 100 pounds of bronze belonging to
the Lincoln Monument Association, from tho
foundry of Clark Mills, on the 3D. of last Janu-
ary, was concluded In the Criminal Court this
morning, before Justice Wylie, by verdict Of
acquittal of the first three OF the parties named
The evidence developed strong indications
that 1t was other parties than the accused who
committed the crime. Messrs. A. B.Wllliams
and @. Maurice Smith appeared for the de-
PENDANTS. Justice Wylie, before discharging
them, administered q wholesome lecture as to
their future life and conduct.