The Evening critic., 1882-10-06
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EerA pI.IauED AuqIIsT ra0s
LACoNIC LOCALS.


THE bond of John Il. Dale, as constable,
has been approved.
THE Court in Banc to-day approved the
bond OF Mr.. VIM. Holmick as Justice OF the
Peace.
HENRY JOHNSON, colored man, was
fined by Judge Smell to-day for assaultlng
Annie Butler, also colored.
THE will of Elizabeth Barr was filed to-
day. 1t bcquoaths oil tho estate to the sister
OF the deceased, Margaret Barr Janvier, and
appoints her as executrix.
OLIVER RICHARDS colored, who was re-
leased from custody yesterday on bonds 70
keep on tho streets, was before Judge Smell
ngain this morning, charged with vagrancy,
having been arrested last night whilo In
boastly state OF intoxicatien.
CHARLES JONES, colorcd, was charged In
the Police Court to-day with stealing two pairs
Of shoes from Henry Gordon, also colorod:
Jones having been previously convicted Of
larceny, he was held In default OF 5000 bonds
to await the action of the Grand Jury.
MICHAEL HILL, middle.aged man, be-
came involved in q quarrel with an old gentlo-
man named Patrick ,t onirf, YET yesterday and
mittcd Hill to Jail for six months In default of
Bonds to keep tho peace.
ANNIE JACKSON, colored applied to
Mary Brent, also colored, the other night for
lodgings and was Hospitality taken In, but
left early in tho morning and carried bod
clothes, clothing, etc., along with her. Judge
Smell gave the woman sixty days In iail.
The last of the series Of games of baseball
for the season between tho Var Department
and the Government Printing Onlce ninog
Will be played tomorrow afternoon at
streets northeast. iino gamo Is expected.
IT will be remembered that Officer Duke
was struck on tho head by stone somc time
ago by nm unknown runian and severely In
named Henry Pinknoy for tho assault, and iiho the
case was continued to-day for testimony
against him.
TWENTY unlicensed dealers in canned
meats nGuaing e., ar some 9I inc most & promlnent
yesterday by officers OF tho Fifth Precinct on
warrants sworn out by Henry Ran charging
them with being unlicensed produce dealers.
Several Of the parties procured licenses to-day.
ABOUT o'clock last evening Mr.. Dow
ling, the tea merchant, was driving past tho
corner OF Tonth street and New York avenue,
When the intersection Of Eighth and streets
was reached the buggy collided with another
team and was badly smashed. Mr.. Dowling's
horse was seriously injured.
JACOB ROTH, the brewer, was charged in
tho Police Court to-day with keeping an un-
procure q license. Richard whalen was
charged with keeping an open bar on Sunday
and was acquitted. John 7. Thompson was
charged with keeping an unlicensed bar, and
the case was continued at the request of the
defense.
The junior four.o cared crew of the CO.
lumbia Club and the Rappahannocks, OF Fred
ericksburS Va, rowed o mile and half race
way m
Columbias in 10 minutes and % seconds. Tho
Rappahannocks will row the Potomac juniors
this afternoon. Mckinney and Parker Page
will row q singlescull match to omorrow.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY MOORE called
Judge Snell's attention this morning to the
warrant for assault against s. l.. Hannegan,
sworn out by Henry II. Bates, and remarked
that this was the case OF fight at the Portland
Flats, which had been 80 grossly magni1ed by
@ certain alleged newspaper usually called
Bates, and was convinced that thore was moth
Ing In the case and would dismiss 1t.
THE will of Russell Brace was filed with
the Register today. He leaves his entire
natural life, and for the support and mainte-
nance Of his afllicted daughter, Helen r..
Brace. should the widow marry, then the
claim is settled, in accordance with law, 1t is
his desire that portion OF the estate amount.
invested for the sole benefit OF Helen L. Brace,
and the balance OF the estate to be equally
divided between the other four children.
A BILL was lin equity late yester-
Schillenger, against the District OF Columbia,
and Henry L. Crawford, contractor, praying
that they bo restrained from laying The pro-
posed composition sidewalk on the north side
of Pennsylvania avenue unless tho royalty for
1t is paid. The complainants claim that the
process used is that known as the Schillenger
patent pavement, for which they hold tho
right, and are entitled to the benefits there
from. Justice Hagner Issued rule to show
cause, returnable October IL. The Commits
sionefs have notified the counsel for tho plain
tifr that tho contractor has filed with them q
bond indemnifying the District against all
loss by reason of patent rights, and that sui.
may be brought against him without involv-
ing the District.
The National Rifles last night added the
following to their list Of honorary members
DR.. Samuel W. Began, Colonel William il.
Boyd, Charles l.. Flanagan and Dr. Walter s.
McNary. The secretary reported that the
membership OF the company was eighty.six-
leaving fourteen vacancies yet to be filled
the limit Of membership prescribed by the
constitution being ono hundred. The com
Pittsburg and Philadelphia to attend the eel
ebrations In those cities this fall. Owing to
other matters, the secretary was instructed to
respectfully decline the same. Tho company,
by unanimous vote, elected Mr.. George w
Evans chairman of the select committee OF
i've on receptions and entertainments the com.
ing season, with privilege granted him to So
lect the other members OF the committee.
The eighth annual meeting of Second
Cooperative building Association was held
last night. The annual report of the secretary
states of the original 400 shares only AIS re
77O.b1, and the value of one share OF paid-up
stock-S122. .05-equal to any annual interes
OF z per cent, being tho highest rate paid by
any building association In Washington. Al
order was passed to close the sale of advance
on stock and that the assets be devoted to thC
redemption OF stock and the close OF the asso
citation. Tho following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, william
Powell; vlce.president, George j. Johnson
treasurer, M, p. Callan; secretary, John Z
Mccarthy, @. W. Schett, j. d. Free, w. II
Goods, T.. L, Schafhlrt, Thomas NJ, Reed, Jame.