The Evening critic., 1882-11-15
THE EVENING CRITIC.
tE5TABLISHED AUGUST 1868,
LACoNIC LOCALS.


THE Commissioners have come to no de-
termination yet In Detective Miller's case, but
they Will probably refer II to the trial board.
THE course of lectures by Hon. George
NJ. Towlo begins this evening at Congrega-
tlonal Church; subject, "Bismarck." SEQ ad.
vertisement.
JOHN LEONARD was charged in the Po-
lice Court day with keeping an unlicensed
bar and was honorably acquitted, not single
sale being proven.
KATHERINE DENTz was convicted in
the Police Court today OF keeping an unli-
ccnsed bar on Greene street, West Washington.
An appeal was taken.
WAS broken down in health with chills
and fever; Elixir Of Babek relieved my sufrer.
Ing, and my appetite and digestion are now
very good. d. ROBINSON. ds1c Q strcots.w.
JAMES L. CoNNoRs, Ill Sixth street
northwest; william Flamner, 1920 Pensylva-
MIA avenue, and Rosa Hudson, 200 Seventh
street, filed applications for bar licenses to-
day.
JAMES DoHNELLY, who keeps saloon at
Fourteenth and I streets northwest, was
charged in the Police Court to-day with keep
ing an unlicensed bar, and was iined S105,
from which he appealed.
LICENSE AGENT RAFr and Officer Car
ter made cases against the following parties
yesterday for keeping unlicensed bars Robert
II. Arlow, Mary McNally, Matthias Pabst, Fred
erick Roso and James Dennolly.
SAMUEL NEWTON, colored, to-day, In
the Criminal Court, pleaded guilty, In two
casee, to receiving stolen property under tho
value Of thirty.1vo dollars and was sent to
jail for throe months In each case.
HENRY JOHNSON was to-day convicted
OF breaking into the house OF John NJ. Judge
on the 30th Of August last, and stealing a car.
The Erie County, N. Y, penitontiary.
AT A. MEETING of the Washington Stock
Exchange held Tuesday, November II, Mr..
Louis W. Morrison, OF the Arm Of =. Morrison
& Co., bankers and brokers, at No. IT Wall
street, N. Y, was elected q member Of the
above exchange by unanimous vote.
RICHARD BATES, n slim, hard-looking
darky, was arraigncd in the Criminal Court
this morning on four indictments for second
onense OF petit larceny and pleaded guilty to
each charge. His total sentence amounted to
six years in the Erie County (N.Y) Pcniten-
tiary.
THE police arc looking for an individual,
who represents himself as private watch
man, named william Forrest. The man ar
rested q young man named Henry Idors last
night and took him to the Fifth Precinct and
sentations that he would appear against him
to-day. Forrest failed to appear, and the
prisoner and the police authorities are equally
Indignant.
SPECIAL LICENSE AGENT RArr called
Judge Snells attention to-day to the case Of
Matthias Pabst, charged with keeping an un.
licensed bar, and who has been represented
by officers OF Lieutenant Johnsons precinct as
says the man is not sick, and that the police
virtually decline to arrest him. Judge Smell
directed that complaint bo made to Major
Brock.
PHILIP HUTCHINSON, through his coun-
sci, Messrs. Ross and Dean, to-day entered suit
on the law side Of the court against the Dis
trict of Columbia, claiming $1,000 damages
TO his property, lots z and 8, In Uniontown
Tho injury was caused by constructing pave
ment In such manner as TO divert a stream
from Its natural course and mako 1t flow over
"a nd ~ u I'M ~ ttQr
Of 1t.
DOUGLAS JONES and Irene Jones, an
aged colored couple, were charged In the Po
lice Court to-day with making q joint assault
%S oa sas th
whole neighborhood was fussin' and sht
didn't do any moro than the rest OF them
his shoes OF and didn't tech anybody. Judg,
Smell dismissed the cases on the old lady't
evidence.
THE following licenses were approved by
| the Commissioners o-day: John Albert, Henr!
| hoby, Gustave Brooche, John Denrlnger
Charles peitz, william 9. Davis, Arthur Flynn
T. L. Johnson, Frank Happei, % Michaei Is Ieahes Si
| II. W. Moran Co., william +. y Meara, Danie
| oDrien, Patrick philips, Catherine Pleifer, +
| S. Randall, Robert White, L. Lambrecht, Thos
| j. Middleton and Justice Weber.
| WILLIAM LEACH and Mrs. Jane Dear
| born were charged in the Police Court to-da
with being disorderly last night on virgini
| avenue east. 0flcer Edelin, testified that tn
| lady was cursing and swearing and trying t
| keep the man from leaving her, while he wa
| talking very loud and trying to get away from
| the woman. The defense denied tho allega
| tions of the loud and boisterous conduct, an
| claimed that Mrs. Dearborn had only boon en-
| deavoring to get Leach TO go home to his SUI
| per. The man was acquitted and the othe
| case continued.
IN the Police Court this morning the si,
| boys charged with breaking into tho house @
Julian Tapp and stealing preserves, carpets
| lronware, pictures, otc., were called up to tn
bar for sentence. Judge Smell told them tina
| II they had been men instead OF boys the Of
fence OF which they had boon charged woul
send them to the penitentiary for fifteen years
He did not wish to enter conviction agains
them which would stand against ther
throughout all their liyos, and was willing I
take their personal bonds II thoy would prom
ise not TO be caught in any such scrape agair
The boys gave their personal bonds and wer
released.