The Evening critic., 1883-05-28
THE EVENING CRITIC.
HsTA RLIaHEn AUGUST Iaaa.
LACoNIC LOCALS.

Boys suits at A. Saks & Co.'s.
THE street-lamps will be lighted at 7:f0
pm. and extinguished at 12:45 q. m.
WIN. RIBNfTzlSr was fined $50 to-day by
Judge Smell for Keeping his bar open ON
Sunday.
MR. w. p, WILLIAMsoN as counsel for
George Koppler, to-day filed bill for divorce
from his wife, Catherine Koppler, on the
ground of cruel treatment.
A MEETING of the Board of Managers
Of the Associated Charities will be held
this evening at 7:30 o'clock, at the central
Office, 1418 f street northwest
THE accounts oflthe recent reunion Of
the Army. Of the Potomacin this city were
audited Saturday night by the'finance COM
mittee at the Ebbitt House and all debts
paid.
THERE will be public temperance
meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at Mount
Zion Church, Fifteenth and II streets.
Prominent advocates of the cause will ad.
dress the meeting.
The charge against Edward Hudson for
larceny from the person of the huckster
Heller in Seventh-street saloon, an ac-
count of which has been published, was
called to-day aud continued.
The wedding of Mr.. J. McGrath, of
Chicago, aud Miss Josephine Simmons, of
Charles County, Nd, took place on May
26 in Baltimore. at the residence of the
groom's aunt, Mrs. Martin, and the happy
couple took their departure to their future
home in Chicago.
JAMES WHITE, young man living
at 1926 Boundary street. was assaulted
and very badly cut in the arm, side and
throat while walking up Ninth street.
near Il, Saturday night. He cannot give
ha IF 10 10 h,tt thar
were two of them.
GRIFFIN III. REED was fined $50 in the
Police Court day for violating the build
ing regulations in constructing an addition
to his house on Eleventh street northwest.
The addition was frame structure two
stories in height, such as is forbidden by
the building regulations and for which a
permit could not be granted.
BEVERLY BRYAN, colored man, charged
with the larceny at various times of small
articles aggregating $65 in value from his
| employer, Mr.. James Karney, was ar
rested by Lieutenant Arnold and pleaded
guilty to all the charges in the Police
| Court to-day. There were number of
| extenuating circumstances, and the man
was let off with a fine CT $50. A large
number Of Sunday bar cases will be tried in
the Police Court tomorrow.
| HABBoRMAsTER SUTTON reports the fol-
| lowing new arrivals at the wharves
| Steamer Sue, Captain Geoghegan, mcrchau-
disc for Stephenson & Bros; schooner
Akron, Captain Turner, 20 cords wood fol
johnson & Bros; Schooner Southern Beauty
Captain Landin, go cords wood for II. l.
Biscoe schooner Virginia, Captain -, &c
cords wood do; schooner Mary Ella, Captain
Nash, So cords wood for ]. o. Carter.
| Mr.. G. l.. SEARS, the well-known house
raiser, has just finished raising row Of
houses ten in number, one brick and nine
frame houses, for Captain Wahley aud
others, on the north side of r street, be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth street,
northwest. Those who are familiar witt
such work pronounce it to be first class il
every particular, and to any who may need
his services we commend him as just til,
man.
LESLIE LOWELL and William Smith, tive
gypsies, members of an encampment neal
Brightwood, were in the Police Cour,
dock to-day charged with indecent ex
posure and affray. The men were litht
and muscular in build, and the officers tes
titled that on several occasions they havt
stripped stark naked and engaged in wrest
ling matches and trials of strength il
places where their indecent exposure couli
be seen from the public road. The de
PRAYED followers of the ancient gladiator
were given four months each.
| A DIFFICULTY occurred in q store, corne
of Fourteenth and L streets, about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, between colored mar
named Samuel Robertson and two whit,
boys, Louis and Harry johnson, and one o
the boys cut the colored man in the heat
with an ice-pick, inficting very sever,
injuries upon him. Harry johnson wa
arrested and locked up at the Sixtl
Precinct Station, and the injured man wa
taken to the Freedmen's Hospital. Th
case was called in the Police Court to-da,
and continued.