The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-11-18

p. m. and extlnguished at d;d5 a. m.
!. 4. ARROW was fined Sl05 by Judge
Smell TO day for keeping an unlicensed bar In
West Washington.
THE will of Noble johnson, filed with
the Register to-day, bequohths all tho estate
10 the wife and names Noble Johps1yn@s,r s or
the testator, as execgtar.-r--.'fr' ''"' '0n VI
,o,.. ANtzATfoN Of tho Young Bache.
10y Association Inns been effected by tho
election OF the following officers; President,
Frank Hu,chlnsoni secretary, Joseph II.
Lawrence; treasurer, Edward Roboy.
GEORGE REYNOLDS middlca aged man,
was charged In tho Police Court to-day with
assaultiug Moses Levy and John Kelley. Reyn.
olds was drunk and played that no was sun.
van and initiated the champion sluggor, for
which he got thirty days In iail.
GOVERNOR WELLS was at the Police
Court to inquire about Thomas II. Foote'S ball
this morning. Bonds were glycn yesterday
afternoon and after some inquiry Wells pro-
nounced them satisfactory Wells is stll
unable or unwilling TO set day for Dlckson's
case
The King of Denmark is truly pa
ternnl monarch. Finding that during the re.
cent severe weather the royal foot guards
were suffering greatly from colds and coughs,
this good old gentleman ordered n supply OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for them and now tho
sentries are happy.
THE Clan-na- Gael will celebrate the an.
niversary of tho Manchester martyrs Thurs.
day, November 90, by public demonstration
at their nail, corner OF tOur-anu-A.nnlf street
and pennsylvania avenue. Songs, rocltutlons,
and addresses appropriate to the occasion Will
form an attractive programme.
A YOUNG lady named Annie McGill was
passing down Sixth street near the Baltimore
Potomac depot last evening Just after dark,
when she was surrounded by three disrepu.
table colored women and struck repeatedly In
the face and roughly handled. Two of tho
women, Martha Smith and Laura Turner wero
arrested by Sergeant Mills and sent to jail for
fifteen days each.
THE will of the late Admiral Charles II.
Poor, U. s. N, was filed with the Register yes.
terday, admitted to probate and record. Mr..
Richard IT, Poor, Of baltimore, Nd, named as
one OF the executors, renowned his right, and
letters OF administration were Issued to the
other executor, Mr.. Charles @. Glover. The
testator directs the executor TO sell and divide
the proceeds OF his estate equally among his
children. Should any OF the children desire
any particular picture, plato, or jewelry, they
may take the Same as part OF their distributiye
share.
JUSTICE HAGNER yesterday granted
Lucy Il. Montague divorce from the bonds OF
matrmony with Edward n. Montague, with
permission TO resume her maiden name OF
Lucy L. shepherd. The petition was filed by
Mr.. A. u. Williams. She was dressmaker,
and the husband barber, and they were
married in this city October Z, 1876. She
charged him with repeated acts OF cruelty,
committing adultery with divers parties In
June and July, 1850, at the Rockbridge Alum
Springs and with Jennie Watson In this city on
March 10, 1881, at n house on Eighteenth
street, between aud NJ streets northwest
LATE yesterday afternoon in the Circuit
Court, Justice Macarthur presiding, the cause
OF George W. Hall, painter, against the Inland
Seaboard Coasting Company for $4,000
damages was taken up and put on trial. Mr.
l.. G. Hine appeared for tho plaintiff and Mr..
N. Wilson for the company. II seems that
Hall, on February 10, 1881, was engaged In
painting the wheelh0use OF the steamer Jane
Moseley, which lay on the north side OF the
SiXth-street pier, when portion OF the wharf
fell down upon him, breaking his lower jaw
bone and crushing Ills left cheek bone, for
which injuries the damages are claimed. At
the close OF the session the Jury was respited
until Monday next.
MATTHIAS HUNTER, n colored resident of
the county, was charged In the Police Court
to-day with keeping dangerous dog. The
evidence OF the police officer was that Hunter
kept i've dogs, four OF which were kept tied,
and the Nth "a little black spitz) ran out In
the road and bit the ofllcer's horses heels
almost every time he ran by. The ofllcor
twice had occasion to shoot at the dog TO pro-
tect his horse. Hunter came Into court, pull
ing 5.months.old pup along by string. The
little dog could hardly be induced TO stand up
or 10 walk, and was apparently without teeth.
Hunter picked the dog up and showed 1t to the
Judge, and then let II drop onto the floor, but
the pup showed not the slightest sign OF
feroclty or animation. Judge Smell said that
the lives of residents OF the county were moi
In jeopardy, even though the pup was allowed
to live, and he dismissed the case.