The Evening critic., 1883-06-12
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EeTABIIsHFD AUGUST 1865.
LACONIC LOCALS.


Kool klothing at A. Saks & Co.'s.
The police made forty-three arrests yes
terday.
MORRIS MURPHY will build two brick
dwellings on l. street, near Sixteenth, to
cost 81, 800.
MAJOR DYE has donned his police uni
form which gives him an imposing and
handsome appearance.
JOHN A. HAYWOOD was granted per-
NIT to-day to build a brick dwelling in
HiDgman place to cost $500
CHARLES A. BEAvANs will erect two
brick dwellings at a cost of $1,000, on G
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest.
DIR. BIscHoFF has charge of music of
the Congregational Church excursion
on the steamer .Corcoran, Friday evening,
leaving wharf at 81 p. m. sharp.
IT was stated in the issue of last evening
that houses 013 and 915 Seventh had been
condemned as unsafe. This statement was
an error as numbers 413 and Ais were the
buildings intended.
AN alarm of fire was turned in from box
"a this morning for fire in the third story
back-room of the residence of Mr.. t. M.
Redd, No. 1889 Columbia street. The only
damage done WAS the burning Of the bed.
THEODORE RUTY, cripple, was ar
rested by Officer Shilling last evening for
cursing his family on the street. When the
policeman followed him into the house
Ruty drew revolver and cooked it, but
did not fire. The man was only fined s..
THE Manhattan Baseball Club, under en-
gagement to play series of professional
games through the West and not having
sufficient means to take the trip, the man
agement have issued books to the members
for the purpose Of asking contributions from
their friends and the public in general.
THOMAS MALoNEY, young man, who
was disorderly at a picnic in Juenemann' s
Garden last night, was elected by Sergeant
McHenry and Officer Wall and resisted the
officers so violently that he was charged in
the Police Court to-day with assaulting
each of them and with disorderly conduct.
A fine of $40 was imposed for disorderly
conduct and similar amount for assault
ing Officer Wall.
AT THE annual meeting of the Waverly
| Building Association, held last night at
| their rooms, corner OF Fifteenth street and
| Pennsylvania avenue, the following officers
were reelected President, Anson Taylor
| vice-president, Alex. Ashley secretary, w.
| II. Wetzel treasurer, Lewis d. Wine; di.
rectors ]. II. Byram, John Irwin, B. Kill
martin, G. N. Moore, Walter Stewart, s. N
| Thorne, L. S. Wescott
| HARBoRMAsTER SUTTON reports the fol
lowing new arrivals at the wharves
Schooner Robert Healy, Captain Brooks
III tons coal for Clark & Given schooner
Carlisle, Captain Reed, "a tons coal do.
brig Charles Dennis, Captain Connacher
651 tons ice for Great Falls Ice Company
steamer Norfolk, Captain Shropshire, mer
chandise for ]. II. johnson & Co.; schoone
Kate Mcnamara, Captain Travers, 7500'
feet lumber for johnson C Wimsatt
schooner Cora Smith, Captain Williams, q
cords wood for Stephenson & Bros.
The fourteenth annual commencement
of the National College of Pharmacy take
place at Lincoln Hall next Thursday even
ing. The graduates are Alexander Nun
caster, of Maryland, valedictorian ant
winner Of the gold class medal; w. 7. Girls
well, of the District of Columbia John
Fermin, of Massachusetts, James A. Wat
son, of Virginia; w. S. Thompson, jr., O
the District Of Columbia; A. L. Acker, @
the District of Columbia Z. G. Stott, 0
the District of Columbia, and Charles +
Keim, of Pennsylvania