The Evening critic., 1883-04-17
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EaTA RIIaHEn AuausT IaAa.
LACoNiC LOCALS.


PANTS to order, Eiseman Bros, 18th and E.
TEMPLE HOTEL. First-class meals and
rooms. Summer rates.
JOHN TYLER, colored, undertook to dis
turb ball last night and was fined So to-
day.
DIR. PIERcEs "FAvoRITE PREscRIp-
TIoN" is the debilitated woman's best res
torativo tonic.
WIN. HENRY HARRISON was the historic
name of an individual who forfeited col
lateral in the Police Court to-day.
SHOULD -ou be a sufferer from dyspcp-
sa, indgtst ,n, malaria, or weakness, you
can be cured by Browns iron Bitters.
THE Jurors of tho regular panel were
called in the Criminal Court this morning
and excused by Justice Wylie until the 30th
Of April.
WILLIAM BELL, coored man, living
out in the county, was charged to-day with
carrying pistol and was released on
personal bonds.
Two small colored boys, who threw
stones at the cars on the Baltimore & Ohio
line, were released ON personal bonds ut
the Police Court to-day.
ATTORNEY MOORE showed a doctors
certificate in the Police Court to- day stating
that Thomas Walker, who is alleged to
have been shot by Jim Leonard, is still un-
able to appear.
CHARLES GODFREY, the restaurant and
hotel keeper, was charged in the Police
Court to-day with keeping his establish
ment open after hours. A fine was i'm
posed and an appeal noted.
PERSEVERANCE LODGE of Good Temp
lars will meet at Washington Hall this
evening. large number of applicants
will be initiated, and in other respects, also
the session will be very interesting.
MINNEnAHA LODGE of Good Templars
will be found in session at Timms' Hail.
corner Of Seventh and ID streets, after 1880
this evening. Visiting Templars will be
certain of hearty welcome and good en-
teItainment.
MICHAEL DOYLE was charged in the Po-
lice Court to-day with keeping an un-
licensed bar. Mr.. Daniel Cahill appeared
for the defendant. A large number Of wit
nesses were examined, the usual fine i'm
posed and an appeal noted.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE OF GOOD TEMP
LAEs, in spite Of the very inclement
weather ON last evening, held very i'm
| poItant and well attended meeting at
| Northeast Temperance Hall, 1923 III street
northeast. The use of the hall on next
Monday evening was rendered to and ac-
cepted by the Grand Lodge for the purpose
| of holding the quarterly degree meeting.
| The lodge will attend the morning services
| at Hamlne Church on next Sunday, when
Rev. Hartsock will deliver sermon to the
oider. On next Sunday evening the lodge
will participate in the exercises at Foundry
Church.
MAJOR WILLIAM G. BROCK, late Chief
| of Police, has not waited long to find some-
thing to do, but gone to work like u man
| of pluck and vim at his old business, that
of clothing, and will in future be found at
the popular clothing house Of Likes Bcr-
wanger & Co., of which the genial s.
Katzenstein is manager. The Major has as
many friends here as any other man in
Washington, and it was an excellent stroke
of business for that house to secure his
services and the trade which will naturally
follow him. The readiness with which
Major Brock stepped from the Office oi
Chief Of Police TO the commercial world
shows something of the character of the
man and speaks volumes for his industry
and energy. There is no doubt the NJ Mjor's
popularity will greatly add to the already
fourishing business of this clothing house
and be a matter of pride to both the house
and its energetic manager