The Evening critic., 1883-05-22
THE EVENING CRITIC.
LACoNIC LOCALS.

THE police made ffty-three arrests yes
terday.
The police lieutenants did not report
single robbery or larceny of any kind to-
day.
DANIEL BuoRNER, negro rough, was
given thirty days in jail to-day for beating
his wife.
A PERMIT has been issued to G. G. Wal
ker to locate wood aud coal yard at Twen-
tieth and l. streets.
LADIES and sickly girls requiring non
alcoholic, gentle stimulant, will find
Browns Iron Bitters beneficial.
MIR. ANDREW J. HosKINsoN was to-day
accepted by Justice Wylic as n talesman to
ell vacancy on the Grand Jury.
MARY NICHOLS, one of the oldest OF
Judge SHELLS patrons, was awarded ninety
days in the workhouse to-day for va
grancy.
FRANCISCO BossouLI was fined SO TO-
day for obstructing the sidewalk with q
wheelbarrow in which he carried on re-
tail ice cream business
SAMUEL KER will erect brick dwelling
on Massachusetts, avenue, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets northwest.
The building will cost $4,000.
THE Secret Service Bureau has received
an envelope-back advertising dodge from
Brooklyn, on which appears an exact imi-
tation Of q two.cent postage-stamp. The
act is illegal and will be ordered stopped by
the authorities.
PERSEVERANCE LODGE OF Coop TEN
PLARs will hold its regular session this
evening at Washington Hall, Capitol Hill.
Several new members will be initiated, and
in other respects also the proceedings will
be of the greatest interest.
JUDGE JAMES to-day made decree of
divorce in the case of A. ]. Ensor against
Julia Ensor. The couple were married in
Baltimore in April, 1867, and have two
children living. He charged desertion in
October 1877 Mr.. W. G. Stone appeared
for the plaintiff.
MINNEHAHA LODGE OF COOP TEN
PLARs meets this evening at Timms' Hall,
corner of Seventh and d streets northwest.
The committee will report the arrange
ments made for hall for the use of the
lodge during the summer. Visitors will
receive hearty welcome.
CHARLES B. TILLEy, white man, aged
35 years, who has been employed at Boyle S
| Hotel, on Q street, between New Jersey
avenue and First street northwest, for the
| past seven years, yesterday fell in fit
while engaged in some light services. DIR.
| Briscoe was sent for, but by the time he ar
rived, Tilley was dead.
| THE permit issued yesterday to the
Union Transfer Company to erect stable
ON d street, between Thirteen-and-a-half
and Fourteenth streets northwest, for the
| Hansoms shows that the contemplated
building will be built by Magruder 6
| Westerfeld, from plans by Wilson, Brother
g. Co., will be 90 feet front by GO deep, two
stories high, with double pitched roof, brick
and stone walls, and will cost $4,000.
| COLLISION occurred on d street north,
| west, between First and Second streets, yes.
terday afternoon, between the busines;
wagons Of ]. t. McHenry and Mrs. E
Wagner The former vehicle was driven
by Mrs. McHenry and the latter by John
Wagner, and both were thrown out by the
force of the collision. Mrs. McHenry was
painfully injured on the hips and Wagner
was kicked several times by his horse, but
not seriously injured. Citizens extricatet
the man and woman from the wreck and as
sisted them to their respective homes
where the injuries of both were found to b.
| nainfpl bnt not danper0us.