The Evening critic., 1882-09-13
Temperature nnd Rainfall.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.


CALL in and try extra dry erab-apPlo
cider, the rage OF tho season, at Whltneys,
3O7 Seventh street northwest.
Mrs. SALLIE +. CHAPLIN. tho eloquent
speaker from Charleston, y. e. VIII address
meeting at Foundry Church tonight.
TnE case against George Mantz, charged
with shooting a COMPANION IN the foot, was
continued for another week today at Police
Court.
REorENED for tho season, Whitney's
cidorvinefnr mandatory, making sweet
cider every day, wholesale and retail. 307
Seventh street northwest
ANNIE GRANT, n colored vagrant has
gone 10 tho workhousc for another sixty.dny
torn. Annie'a latest exploit was 70 rob n
drunken soldier o. nifty cents.
REDEccA GIDDIsos, who appears In the
Police Court with great regularity 10 answer
charges OF vagrancy, was before tho Court 90.
days.
JAMES L. PADaErT, tho woll-known
prosecutor Of District cases at the Police Court,
Mr.. Edwin Forest Will prosecute his cases dur.
ing his absence.
MrssRs. LucHs, Of the Island of Cuba
cigar house, ore advertising their new brand
OF Havana cigars with beautiful picture pal
AYERS and floral fans. The new brand Is go.
Ing like wilknre.
HENRY MORRIS, boy was charged in
the Police Court to-day with driving horso
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UNIT for labor. The boy was flnod $40 for
cruelty TO animals.
MEssRs. ROBERT VosE & Co. announce
to-day the opening OF new auction house at
673 Louisiana avenue. whoro they are pro.
pared to attend TO auction sales OF roai estate
and personal property. We predict success.
full career for the new arm.
ROBERT CoLcLAzIER, tho young man
who assaulted and seriously cut Mr.. Edward
Davis, at the recent oyster roast at Cone River,
was In tho Police Court to-day, but was rocom-
mitted for two weeks, as Mr.. Davis IL still con-
fined to dark room and will not BIO able 10
appear for several days.
JOHN AND PHILIP STONE and Philip Of
fit got into an alteration In Warren Omtts
store, In Georgetown yesterday, and were each
charged with being disorderly and assaulting
each other. Tho disorderly cases were dis.
missed ana Mr.. OMIT fined s25 for assault and
the others were dismissed.
MARY FERGUSON, woman who has
grown old In the workhouse, was before the
left the almshouse yesterday TO 60 to Rhode
Island, but got some whisky, and was arrested
"by accident" and has gone back to the work.
house for two months.
CONRAD MARKS, otherwise known as
Sewers, otherwise known as Lemons, up
peared In the Police Court to-day against
colored man named Wilson Smith, who
knocked him down and kicked him, fnnicting
serious injuries from the effects OF which he
has boen confined to tho hospital. Smith was
committed to jail for thirty days and an ap-
peal WIS noteu'
CAROLINE MARKS and Abram Jackson
have filed q bill in equity against W. II.
Main and others, asking that n decree be
passed declaring void q deed from Mary Brent
TO W. II. Main, and from Abraham A. jackson
to Mary M. Douglass, from Adam Jackson to Z.
A. McIntirc, and from Adam jackson TO w. ii.
Main, OF lot 90, square $40, on the ground OF
conveyance through fraud.
A cHANcERY suit was entered yester-
day by BENJAMIN U. Koyser, receiver OF the
German-American National Bank, against
Emil p. Halstcad, administrator OF John J.
and John N. Pulliam and Gilbert Meyer and
Charles J. volger, and asking that they BIO on.
Joined pending the hearing from negotiating
certain drafts belonging TO the estate of the
Pulliams until tho claim OF tho plaintiff for
$4,000 therein Is settled.
JUDGE BUNDY, as solicitor for Albert
Cingria, hns entered suit against Il. o. Holtz.
man and Thomas NJ. steep, fixing his dam
ages at $500. Tho plaintiff claims that he
owns lot %, square III, which adjoins lot 81,
In the Same square, and on the first OF January
last both lots were below the present grade OF
Nineteenth street northwest. Mr.. Cingrla
has n dwelling house and outbuildings upon
his lot which were erected ten feet below the
grade OF the street rs then established. He
complains that the defendant knowingly aud
with intent to injuro him had several cart and
wagon loads of earth dumped on the lot next
his own, which covered up his basement and
part OF the franc work of his house, broke
down fences, etc., for all Of which he claims
damages.