The Evening critic., 1883-06-01
THE EVENING CRITIC.
HsTABLIsHED AUGUST 1865,
LACONIC LOCALS,


LIVER disease, headache aud constipation,
caused by bad digestion, quickly cured
by Browns Iron Bitters.
]. RocHoN, the ladies' hairdresser, from
Paris will remove tomorrow to No. 537
Fifteenth street, Corcoran Building
WILLIAM HARRIS, little colored boy
who stole ten cents, was to-day sentenced
to the Reform School during minority.
THE case growing out of the brutal as
sault on Samuel Ward was called for hear
ing In the Police Court to-day and the
charge Of assault against Daniel Lyons was
withdrawn and one of mayhem substituted.
The case was then continued.
THE Grand Jury this morning presented
indictments against the following parties
VIM. II. Solomon, larceny two cases VIM.
Robinson and VIM. Batchlor, alias James
Trusdell, larceny from the person Corne-
lius Shea, false pretenses.
DETECTIVE RAFF last evening arrested
boy named Emeil Montrop, who is wanted
in Hinsdale, Illinois, for the larceny Of S57
from Mrs. Shocks, an old lady, who took
him to work for her through charity
Montrop will be held for the Illinois au-
thorities.
THE case of Galen E. Green, charged
with forgery in altering power of attor-
called in the Police Court to-day for the
testimony of the defendant. Mr.. Green
emphatically denied the charge and was
honorably acquitted.
HENRY Pryor, col0red porter, en-
ployed by butcher, was charged in the
Police Court to-day with stealing pocket
book containing S95 from the house of Mrs.
Mary Smms, No. 1880 Twelfth street north.
west. Pryor took some goods to the house
shortly before the money was missed, and
it was recovered near n stable where he
slept. The boy was held for the Grand
Jury in default of $500 bonds.
HARBoRMAsTER SUTTON reports the fol-
lowing new arrivals at the wharves
Schooner Ida l.. Kennedy, Captain Ken
nedy, 921 tons ice for Great Falls Ice Com.
pany schooner l.. Z. Williams, Captain
Adams, 10000 feet lumber for E. E. Jack.
son & Co.; schooner John A. Curtis, Cap
| tain Williams, 175,000 feet lumber fol
| Thomas w. Riley schooner Sarah LAURA
Captain Wheeler, 20 tons coal for johnson
| & Bros.
| The Circuit Court was engaged yester
day in hearing the case of Olive A. and Irs
A. Hopkins, her husband, against the Dis
trict of Columbia, for $4,000 damages
Mrs. Hopkins, it seems, was walking OIL
Second street, between B street and Penn
sylvania avenue, on the night Of Februar.
90, 1881, and fell into an opening left a
trict employees, and received serious in
juries.
JOHN WEST, householder at the bazal
was charged in the Police Court te.da.
with stealing horse from DIR. William
Day, of Dranesville, Va. The testimon
was that DR.. Days mare, valued at S10C
was stolen on Saturday last and was foun
on Tuesday by Francis A. Kirby, son-in
law of DR.. Day, while it was being offere
for sale by West. West showed that II
bought the horse in good faith for $50 an
he was acquitted of the charge. We;
agreed to turn the horse over to its owne
THERE was good attendance yesterda
afternoon at the Schuetzen Park, the occs
sion being the auctioning, off of the priv
leges for the coming Schuetzenfest. Til
following were the successful bidders: b.
No. !, julius Juenemann, $120; bar No.
Henry Nickel, $3.50; bar No. 3, Franc
Mueller, S1i5; confectionery stand, /
Schaefer $50; sausage stand, Charles Ebe
$50; rattle booth, II. Reh, $50; shootin
stand No. /, John Bakersmith, SIS; shoe
ing stand No. 9, John Bakersmith, $2I
spinning horses, S. ]. Parker, $50 carriat
house, John Musyeller, $50.
The District cases tried in the Poli'
Court to-day included Isaac Brown. job
Brown, Henrietta Fillmore, Annie Clarl
Daniel Webster and Amanda Fox, WI
were fined s. all around for disorderly col
duct and profanity Benjamin Haight, f'
indecent exposure, paid a similar fine
Matthew Lavender, for failing to exhibit
light on Instructions in the street at nigh
was fined $40 John Connell forfeited &C
lateral for wasting water Barbara Bait
for keeping her bar open after hours W
fined $40; Robert Fugitt, for keeping b
bar open on Sunday, was fined $40 /; Fri
, schaelgel, manuel Lacey and John Barn
cloe were each charged with being uni
censed cattle brokers, and were given
| weeks time to procure licenses.