The Evening critic., 1882-10-11
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

TIE Florida Republican Association will
meet this evening at 715 Second street north
west at 3 So'clock.
HENRY CoNRADIs was charged in the
Police Court today with violating mo building
regulations by obstructlng more than ono-half
OF the sidewalk with building materials.
JAMES Cook, Lettie Powell, Stephen
Holly, Charles Williams, James forsyth and
william Layman were the parties lined py
Judge Smell to-day for dlsorderly conduct.
SYDNEY HERBERT, who was arrested for
obstructing tho entrance to tho East washing.
ton Police Station whllo watching tho bear and
gypsy show on Monday evening, was lined SO
today.
GEORGE W. CIssEL has filed suit
against May @. Moore for the appointment OF
a trustee in place OF William NJ. Moore,
deceased, to execute release OF certain real
have been paid.
AT the meeting Of the Italian Benevolent
Society Tuesday tho resignation OF Marks Lau-
renee as president was accepted, and Mr.. g..
Malabesta was elected for the balance OF the
term. Mr.. Frank Phillips also resigned as
trustee, and Mr.. o. Dregazzi was chosen to
I'LL the vacancy.
The property on Washington Heights,
hcnd OF Connecticut avenue, offered by
Presbrey & Green, 500 Seventh street, VIII
treble in value when Garfield avenue is
opened from Sixth street reservoir to George
town. small cash payment and monthly In.
stallmonts secures choice locations.
THERE was a meeting Of the Connecticut
Republican Association last evening at the
National Veteran rooms, No. 1d19 New York
avenue. No business was transacted OF I'M
portance beyond tho completing OF the voting
lists. The association expects to carry about
eighty votes TO Connecticut In time for the
fall election.
AT the meeting of the Kentucky Repub-
llcaps at the G.. A. r. Hall last night It was
concluded, so far as possible, to give their
contributions TO advance the Republican IN
terests In their State. Reports were received
from the various committees appointed at
their former meeting and considerable routine
business transacted.
EDWARD JONES, colored boy, about Is
years OF age, was in the Police Court today 10
answer charge OF incorrgibility. The boys
mother charged him with being an Idle and
vicious youth, who stole the shoes OF his
younger brothers and sisters and perpetrated
every crime known TO the Juvenile tiend.
Judge Smell accepted his personal bonds for
good behavior.
THE case of John Harris, colored, charged
with violating the postal law and obtaining
money from Joseph Brooks, of saltwater, N.
Y, by letters purporting to be signed by Mar
tina Hackley, was concluded before United
States Commissioner s. q. Mills yesterday.
The accused was held to await tho action Of
the Grand Jury In tho sum OF $500, Annie
Bacon becoming his surety.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY Mr..
RANDOLPH CoYLE yesterday, In the civil cases
brought by the United States against Henry
W. Howgate, filed notice for Judgment The
property was attached some time since. The
in many OF the cases are not sustained by af.
fldavit, as required by law, and the plaintin
is therefore entitled TO judgment.
MAJOR KING has had his attention di-
rected to tho racing between tho Washington
and Georgetown street-cars and the Herdlcs.
Last evening, about s do p. M, he reports that
the drivers OF car No. 10 and Herdic No. had
q lively race from Seventh street to the Capi-
tol grounds, and 1t is his intention, II tho man.
ayers OF these companies do not correct the
same, to keep sharp eye on this cruel sport,
and expects TO mako arrests at an early day.
MEssRs. BRADLEY AND DUvALL, as at
torneys for William W. Birth, have begun q
chancery suit against Maria l.. Birth and
others for discovery, account and sale. The
complainant sues as n creditor OF Jas. Birth,
deceased, who was indebted to him In his life
time IN the sum OF Sl3, 710.42 for merchandise
money loaned, etc. He died leaving four
law, and the administration OF the es.
state has been placed in the hands Of Maria L..
Birth (widowy and Annie NJ. Kille "a daughter)
who have possessed themselves of the present
estate which the complainant believes insufli-
Client to discharge the debts owing by the es-
tate. The plaintiff therefore asks thnt an ac-
count be taken; that the personal estate be
applied 10 the payment OF tho debts, and that
go much OF the real estate as may be neces-
sary be sold for the purpose Of paying the
comrlainant's debt.