The Evening critic., 1883-05-25
LACoNrC LOCALS.
EsTABLIsHED AUGUST 1858.

THE police made thirty-two arrests yes
terday.
MARY NUTTRELL and Edward johnson
were given the extent Of the law to-day for
vagrancy.
SEVERAL cases of Sunday bars were pre-
ferred in the Police Court by Officer Cotter,
of West Washington.
THE Coroner has decided that the sudden
death of Nicodemas King was caused by
congestion of the lungs.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, the curse of the
American people, Immediately yields to the
action Of Browns Iron Bitters.
MARY E. ALLEN, o colored servant, was
sent to Jail for sixty days to-day for the
larceny Of $40 from Jas. Mcmillan.
A LAMP exploded at the house of George
Donaldson, No. 81 P street northeast last
night and caused about SIS damage.
JOHN NJ. MARR, for threats of personal
violence to his father, John II. Marr, was
put under 5000 bonds to keep the peace
TIE case against Captain Jack Weston.
for pounding an old colored man named
Alexander Speller, was continued again in
the Police Court to-day.
WILLIAM TYLER, for stealing some har-
ness, was given thirty days in Jail by,
Judge Smell to-day, and for disorderly con-
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SAMUEL +. SHREEvEs, druggist in
Court to-day with violating the Sunday
law by selling soda-water and cigars. The
case was continued.
IN THE CASE of the application of Emily
L. Barber for an injunction upon the Secre-
tary Of State, to restrain the payment Of an
instalment of an award of the Mexican
Claim Commission to the Hammeker estate,
Justice James, yesterday, refused the appli-
catien and ordered the discharge of the re-
straining order.
THE following young men employees of
the Senate will go down the river about
the first Of June to Colonial Beach, aud go
into camp until about the 10Th. A royal
good time is anticipated: Lee Roane Perry,
Charles Cunningham, Charles Sloan, Perry
Fuller, Thomas Brooke and Henry He'd
rick.
A WITNESS for the prosecution in several
liquor cases in the Police Court said on
cross-examination to-day that his reason
for prosecuting the cases was that he had
wrecked small fortune in drinking and
was resolved upon breaking up the un-
licensed liquor traffic. The witness testi-
mony showed that he had carried on his
campaign against alcohol by drinking so
much that he was unable to tell straight
StoiyJ uuu LID tcStiluouy WAS turOWu OuV'
HARBoRMAsTER SUTTON reports the fol-
lowing new arrivals at the ,wharves
Schooner F. S. Kirwin, Captain Toll, s0,-
feet lumber for George A. Sheehan
schooner John Francis, Captain Evans, fish
| for r. A. Golden; schooner w. s. Brewster,
Captain Jenkins, fish for do; sloop Belvi-
dere, Captain johnson, fish for do; schooner
Maggie E., Captain Cook, fish for J. H.
Skidmore; steamer Fanny M. Gilbert, Cap
tain Hilton, fish for William E. Stuart.
The closing exercises OF the Howard
| University Law School will be held at the
| Congregational Church next Monday even
ing. The graduates are James Dean, Flo
rida Robert ]. Smith, Washington, d. @.
James F. Carle, New York; Jacob G..
Hutchins, Ga; Louise " Bryant, Colorado
Mary A. S. Cary, Michigan; the post
graduates are Emma NJ. Gillett, Pennsylva-
mia Henry S. Baker, Mississippi Lawrence
| Q. Posey, South Carolina; Ruth G.. d.
| Havens, Connecticut; Reuben s. Smith,
| Florida