The Evening critic., 1882-11-22
THE EVENING CRITIC
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 1893.
LACONIC LOCALS.

ANY one desiring to own good family
horse and carriage can make n cheap bar
gain by applying ut 301 II street northwest.
See nd.
ALBERT FOSTER and John Frisby, col
ored, were charged In the Police Court to-day
with stealing coat from Thomas Lucas, and
Frisby was sentenced to three months In Jail.
Foster was acquitted.
In the Police Court to-day VIM. Payne,
colored, forfeited SO collateral for driving a
horse with soro back, Nelson Swami for.
feited 50 for driving horse UNIT for labor
and Elijah Liggins forfeited similar amount
for driving sore-backod horse.
THE new building of the Fircmen's In.
suranco Company, corner OF Seventh street and
Louisiana avenue northwest, Is rapidly ap.
preaching completion. 1t is nve stories high,
with tiled mansard roof and roomy base.
ment, making tho whole most imposing
structure.
THE Pennsylvania Railroad has issued q
handsome programme OF the Garfield Memo
rial Fair. Tho title page bears Garneld's
printed In colors. The programme gives, In
addition 10 the special features OF each day,
the special excursion rates OF the Ponnsyl.
vnnia route. Programmes can be had ut the
ticket onces.
OUR report yesterday of tho application
OF Charles Rinehart for divorce from salilo Il.
Rinehart was taken from the official records,
Rlnehart and whitelock once stopped at the
fremont House, the powers that be at that
place deny IL. They soy that whitelock ap.
piled ut the fremont House for Accommodations
but was refused
WILMoT II. WARD and William +.
salter, indicted for conspiracy and trying &c
bride two OF the employees OF tho Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing, wero arraignod In
tho Criminal Court this morning aud pleaded
not guilty. Mr.. ]. d. Sweat appeared fol
Ward and Mrs. Lockwood for Salter. They ro
served the right TO withdraw the plea and en-
terra motion affecting the validity OF the In
dictment.
MR.. A. Il. WILLIAMS, rs attorney fol
Laura A. V. Richards, has entered suit for di
vorce from her husband, Samuel Richards
and permission to resume her maiden name
of Laura A. V. Cole. The parties were married
In this city November 10, 1871. She charges
him with having been guilty of cruel treat
mcDt toward her and finally deserted hor II
plttsburg, Pa, In tho month OF December
1870.
Mr.. SEYMOUR w. TULLocK sand Mis-
Jessie W. Hildrup wero married this morning
81. James Episcopal Chapel, sl3 II stree
northeast by Rev. John A. Graves. Tho littl
sanctuary was crowded with the friends of tn
contracting parties, tho assembage repro
senting tho most fashionable and wealthy ele
ments OF the city. Tho ceremony was YER
pretty, being conducted under the High
Church ritual.
BENJAMIN MASON, n young colorod man
was charged in the Police Court to-day witt
being n suspicious character. Mason won
into the Centre Market and ordered q larg
amount OF meat, saying that he was employed
by Mrs. Lynn, tho proprietrcss of the Key
stone House, and that she would pay for til
| meat. just as the meat was being given {
| him, Mrs. Lynn came up and as soon as Maso
saw her he started to run away, but was cap
tured. II being shown that Mason had nc
been employed by Mrs. Lynn for sevora
| months, Judge Smell gave him the extent G
the law,