The Evening critic., 1883-05-29
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTABLIsHED AUGUST 1888
LACoNIC LOCALS,

The police made GO arrests yesterday
A sT1LL-BoRN baby was found in Kala-
rama woods yesterday and has been buried
in the potters field.
GRAND excursion to Pen Mar Park to-
morrow. Band of music will enliven the
occasion at the pavilion.
HENRY HocKMYER was fined $40 to-day
for failing to keep lamp burning on OBJ
structions in the street.
THE will of the late DR.. F. A. Ashford.
filed yesterday, leaves his entire estate to
his widow, Isabella w. Ashford.
EXCURSION to Pen Mar, under the man
agement of the officials of the Baltimore &
Potomac Railroad; therefore an enjoyable
time can be expected.
Mr.. f. X. MCINTYRE, the well known
caterer of the Centre Market, has been ap-
pointed caterer at Glymont for this sea-
son by the Potomac Fruit Growers I'm
provement Company.
FARMERS living in the adjoining Mary
land counties state that the country is
overrun with foxes. In the neighborhood
of the Lee estate (AIontgomery County, no
less than one hundred Of the animals were
captured in steel and other traps during
last winter.
WIN. p. WooD was before the Police
Court to-day charged with violating the
building regulations by increasing the
height Of frame building in connection
with his factory. Mr.. Wood pleaded his
own cause and the trial was long and
technical, but Judge Smell ruled that the
case was made out, and imposed a fine of
$50, from which an appeal was noted.
LOUIS r. BART, by his counsel, Mr..
VIM. X. Duhamel to-day entered chancery
| suit against George Juenemann and Charles
4 IUn1t I'D thok 1,n
| restrained from suing out writ of posses
sion for premises No. 229 New Jersey ave-
| nue. and enforcing the forfeiture on the
| judgment Of Justice of Peace Walter. A
temporary restraining order was issued.
| WIN. FOREMAN and Andrew Harris
colored pleaded mot guilty" in the Police
Court to-day to assaulting and attempting
to kill Daniel Sheahan in the Capitol Park
on Saturday night some weeks ago. Mr.
Sheahan told his story as it has beer
published and accused Harris of knocking
him down and Foreman of cutting him
Both men were committed for the Grand
Jury.
THE petition of Mary l.. Hammersly fol
divorce from her husband, David Ham
mersly, has been dismissed at the request
of the wife. 1t was filed January 90, 1883
by Mrs. Lockwood, and charged the hus
band, for the last five years, with having
been an habitual drunkard, and that sht
was compelled to depend partially upor
her family for support Of herself and chill
dren. She further charged him with crue
treatment and expressed the belief that h
never weuld reform.
THE Board of Managers of the Washing
ton City Bible Society held their regula
monthly meeting last evening at tn
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation. The treasurer reported u balanc,
of $1s7.12. Resolutions Of respect to tn
memory of the late Andrew Rothwel
were adopted, after which eulogistic re
marks were made by Messrs. Pitzer an
Ballantyne. The agent, Mr.. Harper, re
ported that he had visited 1,41s familie
and places of business, situated betwee
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad track an
Tenth street, and II and X streets, an
found seventy families without the Biblt
Mr.. Ballantyne reported giving ten Bible
to the Mission school, after which tn
meeting adjourned.