The Evening critic., 1882-10-24
THE EV ENING CRITIC.
EATA RLIaHEn AuaIaT Isaa
LACoNIC LOCALS.


FoRTY.FoUR arrests were made by tho
police In the last twenty-four hours.
Mr.. II. o. TowLEs has purchased lot
In johnson Il Wines new addition to Hyatts'
Vile, Md.
THE marriage of Mr.. John W. Slater, Of
Alexandria County, Va. ana Miss oskie
nized at A o'clock on Thursday.
DAVID SHEA, q neat-looking, young
white man, was at the bar OF Justice to-day for
creating a disturbance at q fire last night.
Judge Smell dismissed tho case.
DONATIONS Of books and magazines for
the FREQ reading.room Of tho womans Ma.
tional Industrial League will be thankfully
received at room 20, Corcoran building.
MARSHALL SCOTT, ragged looking
darky was brought to the Police Court to-day
nnd disordery In South Washington. Thirty
days was given the culprit.
OSCAR BANE, q young whito man, fer
carrying pistol In South Washington, was In
court to-day. The young mans personal bond
was taken not to carry weapons In the future,
and the case was dismissed.
KATE WHITE and Rose Smith, two of the
colored participants In the Slate alley dis
called 10 the bar of justice to-day. Kate was
given ninety days and her companion dis
charged.
SAMUEL d. PHILLIPS to-day filed me-
chanics' lien against lot 20, Donaldsons sub
Eighth and streots southwest, with improve.
ments thereon, owned by Rev. William W.
Hicks, for sG,770.
MARY SIMMs, spicy colorcd character,
OF Louise alley, was In tho polico Court to-day,
charged with being vagrant and exposing
herself. She was also guilty OF breaking tho
lock at the First Precinct station. Judge snoll
concluded to givo her ninety days at tho
stoutonburg university.
ABOUT 6:30 this morning colored man
named William Williams was cut In the right
side near the lower rib during an ARRAY at tho
corner OF Twenty second and III streets north.
west by IN unknown man. Ho was taken to
the station.house, and DR.. Francis was called
In and rendered medical aid. Tho assailant
has not yet been caught.
GOOD WILL CoMMANDERY No. 81, U. o.
G.CY are making preparations for n
be given w at the Congregational
Commander George Rcdwsy r~s Is ehs. Chairman H Of
the committee OF arrangements, which is OF
Itself q guarantee OF success. Tho entertain
ment Is for tho benefit OF tho charitable pur-
poses OF tho order.
CURTIS J. HILLyER filed bill in equity
to-day against James NJ. Latta and wife, pray
Ing decree to compel the defendants to sign
sqars &C. @ and RSTSs' %scs hS
complainant alleges was decided to them In
March, 1873, in trust for himself and Thomas
case Of sale. Mr Sunderland has snSs reconVeyea ed
to tho plaintin the undivided half formerly
held by him.
The case of Emma Lee, the colored
woman, charged with abducting little Mabel
Dykman on Saturday evening,was called again
in tho Police Court this morning, and after
afnll hearing OF the testimony for the prose-
cution, and aftor Emma Lee had made her
statement, Judge Smell sentenced her to six
months in jail, but said he would modify the
sentence II any mitigating circumstances
could be found in tho future. Her lawyer
noted an appeal from the decision.
MR WTUTrANf Mupnnru tho nn,,
tractor, was charged In the Police Court to.
day with placing distractions in the streets
and a, digging excavations without placing
that 1t was customary TO place lights only on
| places that were actually baricaded. To place
lights at places that were not actually bari
caded would only have the effect OF causing
| vehicles to keep away from places which could
| be passed with ease. Judge Smell jokingly
imposed a flne of SO.
WAsHINGToN CoMMANDEaY No. i
DeMoiay No. 4 Will leave by special
train tomorrow, Wednesday, at II
m. from tho Baltimore & Potomac Railroad
| station. Tho Bicycle Club leave at 4:20 p. M
Captain Fleetwoods company leave 10 80 p
| m. the Goth to attend the Bl-Centennial Cele
bration at Philadelphia. Up to 1890 this
| phia wero sold. Judging from the above the
Capitol City win be largely represented during
the festive week In the Quaker City.
ALL DAY YESTERDAY the inmates oil
Mag Smiths establishment, In Slate alley
| were lighting and quarreling with each other
| and raising Hides generally, for the diversion
| of the residents OF tho vicinity. ofllcer Breer
| was finally summoned to the scene of action
| and succeeded In capturing Mag Smith, the
| proprietress, together with Kate White and
| Rose Smith, all colorcd. There are seven in
| mates in the house, and when the approach OF
| the representative OF tho law was known
there was general stampede through the
| windows, doors and back entrance to the
| hostelry. The girls caught were all in a semi
l Intoxicated condition. dtaraUnr1inO
presence of the oflcer, continued to swea,
vengeance against their opponents. Many o
the cOlored residents OF tho alley were II
court to-day, and stated that tho defendants
were very disorderly, and life was made almos
unbearaple by their drunken and riotous con
duct, and that they were frequently compelled
10 close their windows to keep from seeinl
sights unworthy OF human beings. Judgj
| Smell imposed nno Of S25 on the landIadY.