The Evening critic., 1883-05-21
THE EVENING CRITIC,
LACONIC LOCALS.

BLUE SERGE SUITS, at A. Saks u Co.'S.
ELLERY JORDAN and Robert Page were
fined s5 each to-day for wasting water.
Mr.. w. w. BARRUTH of Massachusetts,,
was to-day admitted to the bar of this
District.
LADIES and siclsly girls requiring a non
alcoholic, gentle stimulant, will find
Browns Iron Bitters beneficial.
MARY WELSH was in the Police Court
dock again this morning charged with
yagrancy, and was given the extent of the
law.
THE applications of Emma A. Gillett and
w. II. De Lacy to-day for admission to the
bar were referred to the examining COM
mittee.
GRIFFIN REED was charged in the Police
Court to-day with violating the building
regulations, and was given weeks time to
comply with the law.
Mr.. ]. Fl. III. DoTY was to-day excused
from further service on the Grand Jury by
Justice Wylie, and the marshal ordered to
summon a talesman to fill the vacancy.
BLANCHE WRIGHT was before the Police
Court once more to-day charged with max
ing an indecent exposure of his person
while intoxicated, and he was sentenced to
sixty days in the workhouse.
REV. ]. N. CARGILL, former pastor of
Ebenezer Church, Georgetown, left Satur-
day afternoon for his new field of labor at
Annapolis, Nd, having been appointed to
that station from the conference at Hagers-
town, which has just closed.
Mr.. TIM SULLIVAN, of 1910 Pennsylva-
mia avenue, will open summer garden in
the rear of his house, and intends to have n
grand opening on Tuesday evening. The
punch-bowl voted Mr.. Sullivan at the late
fair will be filled with champagne and
served with splendid lunch to his friends
and patrons. The best of attention and
care will be given visitors by the walters
on hand.
STAR OF THE EAST LODGE OF COOP
TEMPLARs held very largely attended
meeting on last Saturday evening at ia L
street southeast, at which much work for
the advancement Of the cause Of temper
ance and the order of Good Templars was
accomplished. The G. W. Chief Templar
was present and initiated Mr.. f. A. Rowe
as W. chief templar and Mr. H. o. En-
mons as w. recording secretary.
LIZZIE GoDINE and Lily Mahoney live
| in the same house, but do not get along
| pleasantly, and Miss Lizzie was in the
Police Court to-day, charged with threaten
ing to make things uncomfOrtably warm
| for Miss Lily. The defendants personal
bonds were accepted, but she was noisy In
| her protestations of innocence and denun-
| Citations of her rival and was fined $40 for
| contempt of court. Miss Lily begged the
| Court to commit the other woman, as she
was afraid of her, but this was not done.
HARBoRMAsTER SUTTON reports the fol-
lowing new arrivals at the wharyes
Steamer Sue Captain Geoghegan, merchan-
| disc for Stephenson & Bros; schooner Fair
| Wind Captain Records, ISL tons coal for
| Clark & Given schooner Edwin, Captain
Bennett, 163 tons coal for s. Emery
schooner Robert Mitchell, Captain Mitchell
2s3 tons coal for George Bogus; barge
Charles Maner Captain =, 115 tons coal
for G. l.. Sheriff; sloop Fanny Maria, Cap.
tain Stacy, 300 bushels oysters schooner
Mary Ella, Captain Greyson, 35 cords wood
for j. Maury Dove; schooner Howard
Ogden, Captain Reed, 25 cords wood fol
]. o. Carter: schooner Lady of the
Lake, Captain Rennue, % cords of wood fol
do; schooner John Thomas Captain Grey,
20 cords Of wood for II. l.. Biscoe schooner
Greyhound, Captain Brown, 25 cords Of
wood for ]. o. Carter; schooner Cora Smith
Captain Williams, 30 cords of wood for III,
L. Biscoe; steamer +. M. Gilbert, Captain
Hilton, fish for William L. Stuart schooner
Maggie, Captain Cook, fish for ]. II. Skid.
more & Co.; schooner Charles Lewis, Cap
tain Beach, fish for Il. A. Golden sloor
Jeanette, Captain Raymond, fish for do.
sloop b. II. Lambert, Captain Davis, fish
for do. sloop Belvidere, Captain johnson
fish for do; schooner John Francis, Captain
Evans, fish for do; schooner Margaret Ella
| Captaiu Davis, fish for do,