The Evening critic., 1882-11-13
THE EVENING CRITIC.
tEsTABLIsHFD August 1868.
LACONfC LOCALS.

MAJOR MORGAN has returned TO the
city, and was at his ofIlco this morning.
THE police made thirty one arrests dur
ing the twenty -four hours ending atO q. M
THE Commissioners to- day disapproved
the Application Of Edward j. Hudson for
liquor llcenee.
THE bond of Mr.. Rutlcdge Wilson, as
Justice OF tho Peace, was approved by the
Court In Banc today.
RALPH ABERcRoMBIE hired n hack and
then refused to pay for It.. Judge Smell gave
him fifteen days to-day.
MARY SHINE, Hester Chase aud Mary
Lawson were given tho extent of the George
town law against vagrancy to-day.
ABRAHAM l.. KENDRIcK has filed bill
In equity praying that tho contract Of mar.
riago existing between him and Ida Kendrick
bo annullCd.
JOHN l.. WATEEs received permit to-
day 10 build brick dwelling on Third street
northwest, between u and streets, at an
expense of.$f, 400.
A MEETING of the board of managers of
the Associated Charities will be held this
evening (Noy. l3). at 1880, at their rooms, No.
141S i street northwest.
THE Commissioners have agreed to refer
the Alexander suits against the District to
James G. Payne for decision, reserving tho
right to except his rulings.
GEORGE HAWKINS, q colored man, was
held for the Grand Jury by Judge Smell to-day
for second ofrensc petit larceny His latest
performance was TO steal shecpskin from L.
w. Dunn.
AMONG the familiar faces in Judge SHELLS
dock to-day were Mary Moriarty, Georgcann
Lee, Mariana Parker and Mary Keller, and
the usual sentences were distributed among
the group.
MAJOR MORGAN was interrogated this
afternoon in regard TO his action III relation 10
the charges nled against Detective Miller, and
said that he had not yet examined them, but
would do so at an early day.
ELLA RANDOLPH, indicted for assault
with intent to kill. Clara Henson, In septem-
Der last, was convicted In tho Criminal Court
to-day Of assault and battery, and having
been in iail 65 days the Judge added only so
days more.
MRS. MARILLA Kicker, u member of tho
bar Of this District, and who led hor compotl-
tors in the examination OF applicants for ad-
mission, and who has ever been known rs tho
prisoners friend, returned to tho city to-day
10 remain for tho winter.
SPECIAL LICENSE AGENT RAFr and Of
flcer Carter having notified upward of three
hundred liquor dealers that they Will be pro-
ceeded against II they do not at once procure
Licenses, over seventy of these parties came
forward to-day and procured licenses at the
rate OF S105 each.
IN the matter of the application of Cen
ernl Ward Burnett for q mandamus upon
Secretary Teller to return him certain pen
Sion certificate, Mt tho request of the respon-
dent, he was allowed by the Court In Banc
three weeks further In which to answer the
rule to show cause.
WARDEN CRoCKER, of the District Jail,
accompanied by Guards Woodward and Nc.
Farland, Will leave tonight on the 0:50 p. m.
train, having In charge twelve convicts, sem
fenced TO the Erie County IN. W Penitentiary
The names of tho prisoners, crimes of which
they havo been convicted and sentences I'M
posed havo all been published In THE CRITIC.
CONSUMPTION in its early stages is
readily cured by the use of DR.. Pierce'7
"Golden Medical Discovery" though, IL the
lungs are wasted no medicine Will effect O
cure. No known remedy possesses such sooth
ing and healing influence over all scrofulous
tuberculous and pulmonary affections as the
"Discovery." John Wills, of Elyrla, Ohio
writes: ''Tho Golden Medical Discovery does
positively euro consumption, as, after tryinl
| every other medicine ir vain, this succeeded. ,
| Mr.. Y. II. Phelps, OF Cuthbert, Ga, writes
"The Golden Medical Discovery has curet
| my wife OF bronchitis and incipient consump
| tion.'" Sold by druggists.
JAMES THOMPSON, an aged tramp, from
| Philadelphia, was in the dock at Police Cour
| to-day charged with stealing an overcoat from
| Mr.. John Deakins' buggy. The coat was fount
in Mr.. Freeman's secondhand store, and Free
| man gave description OF the thief, upon tn,
| strength OF which Detectives Coomes ant
| Acton arrested Thompson. Freeman wa
| called to identify Thompson, and said that III
| was not certain about tho man, but was prett,
| sure the man who sold him the coat was wear
| ing two pairs OF pantaloons. Judge Smell ap
| ported that the prisoner was arrayed In com
| plete double suit OF clothes, and Smell CAV
| him sixty days in Jail on the strength Of tn
| cytrl pair of DnntS,