The Evening critic., 1882-03-30
THE EVENING CRITIC.
LAooNIC LOCALS.
ia BLIsHED AUGUST Isss.


WORKMEN are engaged in roofing on the
new wing Of the City Hall.
THE police made thirty-four arrests dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at % a. m'
LOUIS JACKSON paid five dollars to day
for the privilege OF pounding Lizzie Thomas'
HENRY C. BULL was convicted to day in
the Criminal Court OF being an unlicensed
commercial agent.
ROBERT HUNTER, a colored man, was
sent to jail for thirty days for carrying pistol
concealed in his clothing.
Owing to delay in making out the pay
ceiye their salaries on Saturday.
MIR. LATHRoP, who drew the 5000 Stieif
plano at the late fair, will sell that instrument
for $500 cash. Call at 435 NJ street north
west.
WINNIE AND REBEccA WILLIAMS, the
colorcd children abandoned by their mother
several days ago, were sent to the orphan
asylum, at Fourteenth and streets, this
morning.
"SILv1Ep BOWLER, an old colorcd wo-
man, died very suddenly at hcr home, No.
1d16 Samson street, last evening at about g
o'clock, and certificate Of death from. natural
causes was given.
PLAYING handy, is'tfiTI;e; g tfTIe ofrense for which
,brse SSuhgSsitess d.gSies named Joe Langley was fined
- Zee OF allowing boys to play their innocent
games must be broken up.
TO-DAY was vag day at the Police Court
and the following veteran vagrants were
among the victims: Sarah johnson, thirty
days; Frederick Brown, ninety days. and Will
lam Thompson, ninety days
Two TRANSFERS, named Gloatzback and
Stuart, were charged In the Police Court to-
day with violating the health ordinances by
depositing offal In the county roads. Gloatz-
backs personal bonds were taken ana stuart
was dismissed.
ARMsTEAD JACKSON, colored, has been
making love to VIM. Z. Nicholas wife, and
whom Nicholas objected, tho other evening"
jackson split his head open. The sentence
was So or fifteen days, ana jackson, being nara
up, preferred the days.
THOMAS MCCARTHY and an old man
named Esling were charged in the Police Court
to-day with having an array, ana Mccarthy TNn
dence was that Mccarthy knocked Esllng down
and struck him on the head.
AFTER the report of THE CRITIC closed
the Jury y, In ,ne case @ Il hs sser
Susan Ann Carter, after being out little over
an hour, returned verdict OF guilty. mo-
tion was made in arrest OF Judgment.
MARIA COLEMAN, a colored girl years
old, was run over by wagon driven by j. j
Walter yesterday afternoon on Massachusetts
avenue, betw cen Tenth and Eleventh streets
northwest. Tho child was not seriously in
jured, and no blame is attached to the driver
A CERTIFICATE of incorporation wa!
filed to-day in the name of the st. Elizabeth
Unterstulzir gs yerein, having for Its obiec
the mutual benefit of Its members, the genera
promotion of their religion and morals and t,
assist each other in sickness, disability Of
death.
MRS. J. ELLEN FOSTER, of Iowa, will
address Gospel meeting at Hamline Nj.
Church. corner Ninth and p streets, tomorrow
Friday), at 80 p. m. Mrs. Foster is one of tn
most gifted and eloquent speakers Of the Ma
tional Union OF Christian Temperance ladies
and we bespeak for her large audience.
SUPERINTENDENT WILSON has arranged
with the Rev. DR.. A. d. Mayo to deliver hi
lecture on "Natural Methods In Education
to the teachers Of the public schools OF tn
District OF Columbia, in the Congregations
Church, on Friday the 31st instant at o'cloc
p. m. Others interested are also invited
attend.
COLUMBIA LODGE Knights and Ladie
OF Honors was organized last night by Deput
Supreme Protector g. E. Town, by the electio
of the following onicers; Protector, j.
Hitchcock; vice-protector, Miss Julia Powell
secretary, U; @. Martin; financial secretar!
Robert Bell, Jr.; treasurer, NJ. V. Casey; chaI
lain, j. r.. Entwisle; guide, ]. H. Eldredge
guardian, T: B. Dalrymple; sentinel, I;
examiner, DR.. D. P. Walhaupter; trustees,
E. Storm, G. W. Babcock and w. M. Gibson.