The Evening critic., 1882-11-06
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTA RIIaHED AuauST 1853.
LACONIC LOCALS.

THE street lamps will be lighted ut 5:25
p. m. and extinguishod at dd5 a. m.
THE police made thirty-six arrests du-
ring tho twenty.four hours ending at q. m.
JUDGE SMELL has changed the sentence
OF Frederick Richter and james Clark from
six months 10 sixty days each.
MORRIS QUINLAN received permit to-
day TO build brick dwelling at First and X
streets northwest, at n cost Of $1,000.
CoAcHMEN's CAPEs. mu1rs and fur
lined wraps at manufacturers prices. Sig
mund Il Goldman, 436 Seventh street.
EDWARD JORDAN, co!orcd boy, has
been arrested for indecently exposing his
person TO ladies and Will BIO tried tomorrow.
The Reno frock, the latest agony. We
are the only house In the District showing this
style Of coat ready made. A. Saks & Co., 316
Seventh street.
BENJAMIN BROWN, colored boy. who
was fined $40 by Judge Smell to-day for carry.
ing concealed weapons.
NEVER interrupt any conversation with
hacking cough; 1t creates a bad impression
Better invest a quarter Of a dollar In q bot
tie OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and euro 1t.
AMONG the vagrants committed to the
workhouse by Judge Smell to-day were jennie
sumby for thirty days, John Crutchneld thirty
days and Frank Howard for ninety days.
VIM. JONES, colored boy, who ate
chestnuts In church, was In the Police Court
gayo his personal bonds at Judge Snell's re.
quest not to repeat the ofrensc.
INSPECTOR ENTwIsLE's report for Octo.
Der shows that so permits were issued for
sirrctlng 1i6 iineal feet Of vault and three
awnings. The fees wero 1906.
JOHN GALLAGHER, young man Of good
appearance, pleaded guilty in tho Police Court
to-day TO charge OF disordorly conduct and
was fined 50 for that offenso and SO for de-
Stroylpg the lock of tho cell in which he WINS
confined.
ABOUT eight o'clock this morning q
horse belonging TO d. G. Fahey took fright
and ran away In front OF tho gas onlce on
Tenth street, and was not stopped until ho
had demolished n treebox and smashed the
milk wagon to which he was attached.
THE Riggs House as well as several
other hotels In Washington aro Just now short
several walters. These sable-hued gentlemen
have gone to Virginia to cast their votes. A
batch OF walters left the Riggs House this
morning and took tho early Southern train.
They were "spotted" by a prominent District
Democrat, who at once telegraphhed the fac,
of their leaving TO tho Democratic headquar.
tors at Richmond.
MARY SMITH and Elizabeth Garner,
colored, had fight yesterday on a commons
in East Washington, growing out OF an I'm
preston on tho part of Mrs. Garner that she
had an exclusive right to the attentions OF her
husband. Miss Smith did not agree with this
idea, and upset Mrs. Garner into gully full
Of muddy water and otherwise abused her
until q crowd interfered. Thirty days In
jail was the penalty for the encounter.
MARY Z. KING, by her counsel, Mr.
irving Williamson, to-day instituted suit
against william schwing, claiming $1,000
damages. The declaration sets forth that tho
complainant lived in q house belonging to de
Koetbe amd ml the hua oSSm ns rehteJ ISo 10 ~
rent. She arranged with Mr.. Schwing to re
move her goods and did so; but shortly after, he
getting Judgment against Koethe, attached
q 40 nj IA M
sold II, for which act she claims damages.
WIN. PARKER, we'll dressed young mar
OF respectable appearance, was in the docl
at Police Court to day charged with the larceny
OF gold ring from Ida Hill and with disor
derly conduct and boisterous talking. Miss
Hill testified that Parker was riding in a cal
on Friday afternoon and she was standing OF
street corner, and he bowed and she bowed
and he got or ami Joined her and they startet
OF together and went TO a restaurant, ant
Parker made Indecent proposals to her an!
the young man So for each OF tho offenses
with which he was charged.
WASHINGTON LODGE, No. Is, Benevo
lent and Protective Order OF Elks, eloctet
new ofIlcers yesterday. Tho installation cere
monies were conducted by Grand Distric
Deputy Justus Russell, OF Baltimore Lodge
No. z, and visitors from other lodges. Afte
these ceremonies were concluded members o
the Washington Lodge accompanied thei
visitors 10 Baltimore, where tho newly electe
members of the lodge there were duly In
stalled. Tho Baltimore Lodge conducted
very pleasant social session and most royal
entertained their visitors. Chaplain Rawlings
OF Washington Lodge, was presented with Q
magnificent bouquet. The newly elected of1lcor
| of Washington Lodge are as follows: Thad X
| Sailer, exalted ruler John A. Ellinger, es
teemed leading knight; ID. u. Whitney, es
teemcd loyal knight; II. Frank Cordella, es
teemed lecturipg knight; j. Y. Potts, secretary
| Frank X. Ward, treasurer; Thomas d. Jacobs
tyler; William Dickson, Joseph Z. Rawlings
and q. W. Leannardi, trustees.