The Evening critic., 1882-09-08
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTA RI,IaHED AUGUST 1863.
LACONIC LOCALS.

THE strcetlamps will be lighted at 6:55 p.
m. and extinguished at $40 n. IN.
THE police made forrty.seven arrests dur
ing the twenty.four hours ending at 81 q. m.
THERMoMETRic readings ut Prentiss'
drug store: q. m, 71o; IL a. m, 70'; 2 p.
m, BIZ.
JAMES MARTIN was committed to Jail
for thirty days by Judge Dundy to-day for bru.
tally beating his wife.
DIR. ID. w. PRENTIss and his wife have
returned from Montreal, where they have
been to attend the meeting of tho A. A. AS.
THE Inspector Of Buildings has con-
demned and ordered TO BIO taken down nino
franc shantios at Twonty-second and @ streets
northwest.
THOMAS FITZGERALD was arrested on
suspicion last evening and articles were found
on his person which are supposed to have been
stolen from vessels at tho wharves.
JOHN HERBERT, commercial agent,
representing Boston firm OF hardware deal
ers, wns arrested by Henry Ran to-day and re-
leased on paying 5000 for license.
ELIZA FORD and Amanda Simms two
coal black maidons, got into fight the
other evening about n man to whom they had
mutual claims, and have been fined $40 zach.
MR.. HAHN, the shoe man, has just COM
pletcd an extensive addition to his stororoom,
constantly increasing demands OF his trade.
Enterprise will tell every time.
REIN CANT, n colorcd man of SO years,
has supplied the Health ONCE to-day with tho
last evening ut Mt. Zion Church. Tho bride is
Margaret Bell, and Is 80 years ofago.
RICHARD TURNER and Richard Mason,
two colored men,got Into adiscussion tho other
day and Turner knocked Mason down three
times and then handed him over to surgeon
for repairs and has gone to jail for fifteen days.
THE benches in all the public parks
have just received coat of green paint.
Mothers who wonder how their daughters get
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VIII need ask no questions after reading this
item.
A MEETING of the Republicans of Ten
nessee resident In the District will be held
Saturday evening at $50 o'clock,,,at 223 East
Capitol street, for the purpose Of organizing
State Association. All Tcnnessoans are In
vited.
SAMUEL SToNEBERaER started sensa-
tlon In tho Fifth Precinct last night by dis
charging shotgun on the street, but I'm the
Police Court this morning he proved that the
shooting was accidental, and the case was dis.
missed.
THE Inspector of Buildings to-day con-
demned the party-wall between the proposed
firemen's Insurance Companys building at
Seventh and Market space and tho adjoining
building. Ho has also condemned the buttress
stone Of the church at Fifteenth and Samson
streets as dangerous and ordered Its removal.
FRANCIS LEONARD, who keeps down.
town bar.room, objects to selling liquor on
credit, and reasoned with Joe Lee, who asked
for trust, so violently that he was charged in
the Police Court this morning with assaulting
his customer. Tho evidence was that Leonard
threw bottle at Lee, but as It missed the
mark Judge Bundy let him on.
MR.. DAVID s. L. JOHNSON, organst and
music teacher, who, during the last two or
three years, has served professionally at the
Church OF the Epiphany, the Holy Cross and
st. Johns Church, has Just opened his schools
at No. 100 Fourteenth street and 1120 Sixth
street northwest. Mr.: ]. stands In the first
rank as music teacher, and those desiring
instruction should call on him.
JENNIE B. NEWTON, n notorious woman,
was charged In the Police Court today with
cruelty overdriving horse the other evening.
The evidence was that Miss Newton went out
buggy riding with gentleman, and the horse
was allowed to 60 at a rapid gallop through
tho streets. 1t appeared that tho gentleman
had the reins when the horse was going very
rapidly and the case was dismissed. The
man who figured in the affair was fined
some dayS ago.