The Evening critic., 1882-11-24
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTADLIsHED AUGUST 1858.
LACoNIC LOCALS.


TWENTY SEVEN arrests were made by the
police In the twenty.four hours ending at a.
m. to-day.
D. FELT will make improvements to
his dwelling, 1882 North Capitol street, at an
expense Of $40.
MAYER ABRAMS, drummer for New
York house, was arrested to-day for doing
business without license.
JACOB HOWARD, an aged and inhrm
white man, living on Grace street, was sont to
tho hospital yesterday by tho sanitary officer.
THE Walsh letter, assailing the members
OF the Grand Jury as conspirators, for not be-
lieving him under oath, Will be found on the
fourth page.
JUDGE G. j. HfLLYER received q permit
today to construct brick residence on
Twenty.flrst near Q street, at cost OF &c.
GOO. Bright Il Humphrey have tho contract.
WE have heard both Democrats and
Republicans cay thorc 10 nothing better for n
cough than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; this old
reliable remedy mover falls to euro cough or
cold ut once, and may DO obtained at any drug
store for % cents bottle.
JOHN THOMAS, young man who kicked
his stopfather down flight Of stairs yester-
day, has been committed to jail for thirty days
for the assault John claimed that the old
man was intoxicated and was raising a row In
tho house and made 1t his imperative duty rs
nm anectlonatc stepson 10 throw tho old man
down stairs.
MARINA PRICE, colorcd woman, was
dlsorderly and was fined S5 or fifteen days.
Tho victim searched her pockets, hat and
shoes and found 1928, which she offered 10
the Court, but Judge Smell declined to accept
II, and She took the fifteen days In tho work
house.
The warrants against the following
parties for keeping unlicensed restaurants
were nollc pressed to-day at Police Court as
the licenses had been produced. George w.
Driver, Edward Donnelly Frederick Freund,
Charles q. Godfrey, Lewis Gotchett, Charles
ton, John Scott and Greason & Bro.
WILSON GREEN, colored man, who has
been employed ut coalyard, was charged in
the Police Court to-day with being vagrant.
The evidence showed that his employer
wanted to discharge him, but ho wouldn't
have It and hung around tho yard and made
himself generally obnoxious until he had to be
arrested. Thirty days in tho workhouse will
settle tho matter.
MEssRs. MILNE & PRocToR have cent to
the Garfield Fair handsome desk to BIO voted
to the most popular newspaper man. At tho
suggestion OF one OF the committee who mado
the selection, one OF cherry was chosen, mas
much as 1t is well known that It was the cut
ting Of n chorry tree about which Washington
would not tell lie, and 1t is to BIO hoped that
the fortunate man Will follow this illustrious
example.
MR.. JOHN Il. NORRIS, for ID. Sheehan, to-
day filed bill In equity to set aside deed OF
the Marshal Of the District to b. Bnrnstine, for
part OF lot 4, square 1874, which he claims is
ment having been rendered against him over
twelve years since 9nd placed on record, that
after the expiration OF twelve years 1t was re.
vlved, and, his property being levied on by
the Marshal, twas sold and the Marshal has
given deed for 1t.
KAISER, the savior of the Republic, ar
rived here yesterday evening per turnpike
from some village in ohio, and Immediately
proceeded to Police Headquarters. His
august majesty was n German of apparently
40 years OF age, and said that he was "Kaisor,
King OF America, and that he proposed to
unite the United States Of America under one
head, and that 1t should find resting place
beneath his Uranium" Tho crank spent the
night at headquarters, and was sent across the
river to-day.
JAMES WALSH, West Washington gro
GER, was before tho Police Court to-day,
charged with disorderly conduct and indecent
language. Orlando Gunnell, an aesthetic
resident OF Prince Georges County, who says
he teaches school in the winter and drives
oxen in the summer, testified that he had
owed Walsh grocery bill and whenever he
double-barrelled gun and cursed and In
suited him for not paying the bill. Judge
Smell imposed fine OF 50.
MR.. EDWARD WESTON, proprietor of the
Portland Flats, has applied for permit to OK
tend the building 100 feet further, which will
bring 1t 10 the extreme Intersection of Yer.
mont avenue and Fourteenth street, at which
point he proposes to ornament the building
with handsome tower six stories high, OK
elusive OF the dome. The extension slightly
exceeds the limit specified by law, but Ii Il
very probable that the permit Will DO granted
on account OF the vast improvement II will
make In the locality. Tho plans dlnor but
slightly from those submitted to and nc
quiesced In by the Board of Engineers last