The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTABLIsHED AUGUST 1893.
LACoNIC LOCALS.


FoRTY.sIx arrests were made by the
police in'the twenty.four hours ending at 8 q.
IN. to-day.
Mr.. JOSEPH PRATHER will build brick
residence on tho corner of Fourth and
streets northwest, TO cost $4,000.
CHESTER & HANDY, tho photographers,
have been granted permit to improve the
gallery at lib pennsylvania avenue at cost
OF $500.
A. G. SoTELDo, now on trial in the Crimi-
nal Court, to-day received handsome basket
his deceased brother.
ALBERT FREY, the champion of the
United States, will give IN exhibition OF his
wonderful pool playing tomorrow evening at
Michael Scanlon's new billiard rooms, Abner's
old hall, on Ninth street.
ACTIVE preparations are being made ut
the Capitol for tho coming Garfield Fair and
Art Exposition. Carpenters aro already at
work In the Rotunda and the Old Hall OF rep.
rcsentatives putting both places In order.
How the hearts Of q crowd swell and
throb with pitlless hatred against tho man
who coughs during tho performance at O
theatre, when they know no is too stingy to
invest twenty-five cents in bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
TOMORROW being the festival of All
Saints, day devoted to tho memory OF do.
parted relatives and friends, Will be observed
choral service at o 80 p. m. The full choir OF
the church Will be in attendance.
A YOUNG colored woman named Clara
Wallace was charged in the Police Court to-
day with assaulting an elderly woman named
Sally Bland with n natiron. Tho old lady said
that Clara was intoxicated,. and she didn't
want TO have her punished, but Judge Shell
imposed n flne OF $40 or 80 days.
MARGARET RILEY, q we'll known mem-
Dor OF tho army OF fomale market dealers, is
In the tolls again as an unlicensed produce
dealer. In the Police Court to-day thore was
preliminary hearing at which Margaret was
so. snI1 1x~A IT, a Ira., 49,.
claim that the woman buys and sells produce
while she denies buying, and says she sells
produce which she raises. The case was con-
unued.
MRS BUTLER calls the attention of the
public to the advertising columns OF THE
CRITIC In regard to the proposed institution to
bo known as tho National Working Woman's
Home Of Washington, D. q. Tho object Of this
institution is to supply q much.neoded want
in the Capital city-namely, an institution for
decent white girls whose means arc limited,
and place where ladies' OF tho city and sur
rounding country can obtain superior class
OF help.
BoBERT EDWARDS, q colored man, was
charged in the Polico Court to-day with the
larceny of 155 pounds OF papor. from tho
preesroom OF tho National Republican. The
evidence showed that the prisoner had been
seen about the promises yesterday morning,
and this morning he was arrested while .en-
deavoring to sell over 15O pounds of white
paper which was subsequently identified by
MIR. Conger. Judge Smell sentenced tho
prisoner TO sixty days In 1ail.
THE following tables will be conducted
Templar table, Dashaway table, Friendship
Division, s. OF t., table, n Jonadab table,
Mrs. Colonel Montlss table and the supper
table. Among the articles to BIO voted for is n
handsome silver pitcher and goblets to tho
temperance organization receiving the largest
number OF votes, and among tho prizes is an
organ, valued at $3.50, set OF chamber furni-
turc, and variety OF other articles.
CuARTEs TANCAaTrp cnlnrad ipd;ctod
with Alexander Gibbs, on tho charge OF grand
larceny In taking 500 from William Brown, on
the 4th OF April last, was brought into the
Criminal Court to-day and permitted to plead
guilty Of petit larceny, and received q sentence
OF thirty days In Jail. This was three-card-
monte case, worked by the accused upon n
verdant colored man,sbut tho evidence being
dimcult to procure, tho Government accepted
plea OF. guilty Of a minor ofrense.