The Evening critic., 1882-11-01
THE EVENING CRITIC.
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FIFTY arrests were made by the police
In the twenty. four hours ending at n. m. TO-
day.
STEPHEN WARRINGTON and Patrick
Donohuo were before Judge Smell to-day for
violating the cart law, and gave their personal
bonds.
THERE will be grand fox.chase at
Brlghtwood next Friday. over thirty hounds
Will bo started at 10 o'clock. good days
eport is promised.
HENRY UILLERY, q young white man,
threatened to shoot his cousin, Thomns Alsop,
and gave his personal bonds to keep tho peace
In the Police Court to-day.
TnE will of Henry Kaiser, filed to-day,
bequcnths all the property, real and personal,
10 his wife, Elizabeth, TO hold for her bonent
during widowhoOd and for tho support aud
education OF tho children.
EDWARD DUNN. the mounted messenger
OF tho War Department, was thrown from hls
horse on the avenue near Tenth street yes.
terday afternoon by being run Into by q wagon,
and received painful injuries.
THE Washington Light Infantry Corps
having decided to attend .and drill for tho
Grand Army Fair. In Baltimore, aremaklng nc
tive preparations for the event. About one hun
dred men, rank and file, undor tho command
Of Captain Burton II. Ross, will participate In
the proposed trip and exhibition.
THE violation Of any of Natures laws
brings It's warning by tho feeling Of dlscom-
fort Exposure Will induce colds, throat dis.
eases, consumption, etc, all OF which give
warning by n troublesome cough. Use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup In time, and remove both
the cause and effect OF your discomfort
BENJAMIN PINKERT coorcd, was before
Judge sncll this morning charged with as.
saultlng and attempting TO kill David Butler
on saturday last. This is the case OF n friendly
scufIle at Mr.. Burgdorfs stable, during which
Butler was accidentally shot in tho arm by his
friend. Judge Smell dismissed the case.
YESTERDAY afternoon while n lady was
driving buggy, near the corner of Fourteenth
and Boundary streets, her horse took fright
and dashed away and overturned tho buggy.
The lady was badly bruised by the accident,
after which she was taken to her homo on
Capitol Hill. Tho horse and buggy were uu.
injured.
WILLIAM DALEY, the young colored
gentleman who has been long and favorably
known MS one OF tho most competent and
obliging messengers employed by tho District
Government, died very suddenly last night
under circumstances indicating apoplexy. The
young man always enjoyed the respect OF his
acquaintances
ARIovIsTUs PARDEE entered suit to day
against Eugene @. Hannah and Frank Han.
nan, trading as Hannah & Co., claiming 1900
damages. He complains that he employed
the defendants as plumbers on November If,
1881, to do certain work at q house owned by
him and II was done I'm such an unsklllful
manner as to iniuro his property to the eS-
tent OF the damages claimed.
THE Associated Charities held an ad
iourned meeting at the Metropolitan Church
last night and elected tho following officers to
MI vacancies: William II. Woodward, vice
president; NJ. q. Emery, treasurer; Miss NJ
J.. Rowe, secretary; A. d. Duvall, auditor, and
william NJ. Gait, Samuel Pusey, Rev. Dr.
Sunderland, Mrs. @. l.. sherifr, Mrs. Bray aud
Mrs. W. d. Smell, managers.
THE last will of Virginia Adams, wife OF
Samuel Adams, was filed with tho Recorder to-
day for probate and record. To her daughter.
Elizabeth Muloy, is given house No. 327 Q
street southwest, 10 her sole and separate use
Adams, is given house No. 1927 N street north
west, and TO her husband she leaves house
No. 32O street southwest during his natural
children OF her deceased son, George Adams.
The sociablc last night for the benefit Of
the drum corps OF the Union Veteran Corps
was very pleasant and successful. 1t was ably
managed by the following gentlemen: Recep
William Riley, Charles Quigley, william Kirk
land, II. Caster and Ed. Flagg; floor commit
tee, William Walsh, II. p. Childs, Ii. Almond
Fred. Wagner, Theo. Robey and John Hop
kins. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Carnell, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Flagg
Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Crutchett, Con
Vermilllon, Sergeant Mitchell, Corporal worci
nnd Private Clark, of the Light Guards; Mr.
McWhorter, Lieutenant Thomas, and a mum
Der OF other representatives from the various
military organizations Of tho city.
YESTERDAY afternoon another gang o
Gypsies arrived ct the Seventh Precinct Sta
| ton. The party consisted OF n man, his wifi
and little two-year-old child which they
claimed as their own. They presented II ver!
| ragged, poverty-strlcken look. The man ha;
papers In his possession giving n description
| OF the burning OF Alexandria on the 11th o
| June and, like tho other party OF vagabonds
| claim that they were wealthy before tn
| late war in Egypt. Tho family called to SCI
| the Turkish Minister this morning to aslt 70
| help. The gypsies that were In the Police
| Court several days ago have been sent 3
| Richmond, Va. They were nt first sent frou
| Now York to Philadelphia and then TO Balti
more and Washington. Reports show tha
| there arc several hundred of these wretchc
| people roaming over tho country, all claim
Ing that they were ruined by the Egyptla
| war.