The Evening critic., 1882-03-18
THE EVENING CRITIC.
LAcoNiC LOCALS.
BLTsHED AUGUST 1888.

THE street. lamps will be lighted at 6:3)
a. m. and extingulshed at 80 a. m.
THOMAS SMITH pleaded guilty TO day to
assaulting Annie Flood and was ilnod 50.
THE police made thirty.two arrests
during the tweuty-four hours ending atoa' M
MrcHAE1 EDDIE, tramp, was SEN
fenced TO ninety days by Judge Smell for va
grancy.
THOMAS FAN1MoRE, colored, went down
Tor sixty days to-day for boating Rachael
Contee.
MARcEILUs WILSON was put under per-
sonal bonds to-day not TO execute threats made
toward his Wife,
VIM. PATTERSON was fined $40 to-day
for assaulting colored woman who came to
his store for pair Of shoes.
REV. =. +. BoufDEN has removed to
o2Jg Twelfth street northwest, whore he Will
be glad 10 moet any OF HIS friends.
PHELIX GREENAPPLE, butcher, was
charged in the Police Court today with selling
blown and unwholesomc mutton. The case
will be heard on Tuesday.
THE charges against T. w. Iddings, of
doing business as broker without license,
were dismissed to-day by Judge Smell. The
case has been pending for some time.
A REPORT received at the Health Office
shows that there are to-day at the Small-Pox
Hospital twenty-four persons, seventeen Of
whom have tho smScs-pox, and the remaining
seven are quaranuncd.
MICHAEL LONG and Dan and Jerry Des.
mond were In acrowd that assaulted a colored
man named John II. Dorsey yesterday after
noon. Judge Smell to-day dismissed Y4rry and
sent the other two TO jail for fifteen days.
In the case of John b. Collins, tried in
the Criminal Court yesterday, charged with
Indecent conduct to three young ladies In the
Capitol grounds, the jury failed TO agree, the
question Of Identity being the principal point
involved.
THE anniversary of the American Tract
Society will be held tomorrow (Sabbath) even
Ing al Z so, IN the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church Capitol HID Pennsylvania avenue
and Fourth street southeast. Judge Strong
viii preside. Addresses by eX-AIinlster Fos-
ter and Representative Dingley, of Maine.
THERE will be meeting in Baltimore
March % of insurance companies doing busi-
ness in the States of Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina and West Virginia and the
District OF Columbia TO look after the interests
of companies in the States and District named
belonging to the association known rs the
United Fire Underwriters In America
THE will of John Payne, filed yesterday,
after giving small portion of ground to
Jones Chapel and a cemetery, leaves the res
idue of the estate to the children and grand
children of the deceased. James Mccarthy,
by his Will, also filed yesterday, renounces and
revokes all former wills and leaves all OF his
property to his three sons.
JOHN c. HARKNEss, ESQ, of No. 916
New York avenue, has been seriously indis.
posed for some days past. Mr.. Hardness had
but recently recovered from a severe attack oi
lumbago, and was on visit TO Baltimore to
attend the sessions Of the Baltimore Annual
Conference OF the NJ Z. Church. While there
he was taken suddenly sick and was compelled
on Tuesday last TO return home. Mr.. Hark
ness is one of tho oldest citizens Of Washing
ton, and as a builder and architect connected
with many Of the best edllces of the National
Capital. He is one of the original members 6
McKendree NJ. f. Church and enjoys to an un
usual but well merlted degree the confidence
of all who know him. At latest accounts 1t
was somewhat better.