The Evening critic., 1882-10-26
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

JouS II. WILMER, charged with assault.
Ing hla partner, to-day forfeited $40 c1llltcrhl'
JANIS SMALLEY, white, for loud aud
boieierous conduct IN front of salponi was
fined 80 to-day by Judge SMELL
BEN CANT. an unlicensed produce dealer,
was In tho Police court to-day, The Judgo
granted his request that tho case be continued
unti tomorrow.
"WHAT Is heavens best gift to man?'
eho asked, swoCtly smiling on him. Or BllIs
Cough syrup" he replied, with prudence.
He had Just been cured by 1t OF n bad cold.
THE hearing In the case of Charles T.
Walter md others ngninst Frank ~ ward TO
try ana break up the Attorney DAIRY, mas
been postponed by Justice Hngncr until Iucs-
day next.
LuCY ROBINSON, n colored woman, for
drunken vagraucy, was scnt t. the workhouse
=. for ninety days by Judge smell today. Nellie
sent down for sixty days.
CHARLES BURT, white man, was be-
fore the bar OF the Police Court to-day
charged with hiring n hack from John Kane
and refusing to pay for the same after several
hours uec. Judge Snell told him he must pay
the fare or live with Mr.. stoutenburg for
twenty days.
MRS CATHARINE BURRELL, who keeps
q confectionery store on Now York avenue, was
charged in tho Police Court several days ago
with selling llquor Without n license. The
case was called up ngaln to-day. largo
number OF colorcd witnesses testified against
ON account Of the conflicting statements of the
witnesses.
WILLIAM II. LANMAN, who has been for
n number OF years connected with the tclc-
phone company OF this District, hns resigned
and gone to harrisburg, Pa, to tako charge
OF the inspection work OF tho Southern Penn
sylvania Telephone Company. Mr.. Lannln
Is n young man of decided promise, and tho
responsible position which has now been
given him is n proof OF his business capacity
and Intelligence His many friends here Will
be glad Of his success.
Mr.. J. G. SIMPSON, n neat tlooling white
man, was at the bar Of tho Police Court to-day
charged with reckless driving In the north.
west and running into another team driven
by an aged workman, who testified that one OF
his legs was badly damaged by the collision.
The young man said he could not check his
fractious steed, for he had lust come from the
country and was not used TO the city. Judge
Smell took his personal recOgnlzanCO to net
better In the future.
THE following liquor licenses have been
disapproved by the examining committee. A
majority OF the restaurants are near public
school buildings: William l.. Buchert, Penn
sylvanin avenue and Seventh street southeast; (;
Lucy Byrne, 31S Fourteenth street northwest;
Samuel Bryan, 800 l. street southeast;
Michael Clark, 100 Twenty-nrst street north
west; Richard Curtin, 300 Seventh street
northeast; August Glesckc, 1871 Seventh
street northwest; Mark OHaleran, 700
Twenty-second street northwest Michael Hal
loman, 1916 Seventh street northwest Michael
Hayden, 315 Fourteenth street northwest;
Chris klotz, 1706 street northwest; Hannah
Leonard, 700 q street southwest; Mary Nc
Kenny, 701 Twenty-second street northwest;
Fritz Nieman, 210l X street northwest; John
A. Roth, South Carolina avenue and Ninth
street northeast; David Riordan, 2O3 l. street
northwest; Joseph Schladt, 1888 Thirty.so
ond street; Mrs. j. Stanton, 1918 Thirty Sec
onu etrpat.