The Evening critic., 1884-05-10
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MournIAg.ssodsa at Youne's, 73G Seventh ct.
AsafSRRIAGE license has been issued to
,SWhliam II. Norris and Julia Smith.
+" THE Commissioners have issued bar
room licenses TO Leonard Excl and j. Frank
Johnson. ...sspa
DIR. c. W. SCOTT, degtjsisescffdseriiy of
Ninth ' a,S u '' f'Ai''0' N'''i0
---+f-1fE will of the late John Cowall, filed
to-day with the Register, leaves his estate 10
his wife, and at her death to his mother and
sister.
J.. F. DALTON, of 1926 Twentieth street.
reports that his woodshed was forced open
last night and $40 worth of carpenters tools
were stolen.
Mrs. A. j. JOHNSON was knocked down
at the corner Of Fifteenth street and New York
avenue yesterday by tho horse OF car No. 10
OF the Columbia Railroad.
THREE colored female Migrants named
Jennie Wood, Sallie Martin and Emma King
were sentenced TO the farm for three months
each by Judge Smell to-day.
Edward Dickson, alias Chicken Dickson, was
oyerruled to-day, and Justice Macarthur sent
him to the penltentiary for 10 months.
THE Good Templars will, on tomorrow
evening, attend at Ryland Chapel, corner Of
MIR. Chapman, the pastor, will conduct SER
Vices especially at tho invitation OF the order.
WALTER s., aged 8 years, the interesting
son OF MFR. U. s. Lowdermilk, OF the Govern.
ment Printing onice, died yesterday after a
few days Illness OF scarlet fever. The grief
stricken parents left with the remains for
Cumberland this morning. They have tho
sympathy OF many friends.
AT the meeting this evening of the COM
mittee OF Good Templars In charge OF the ar
rangements for the reception OF the Il. W.
Grand Lodge, final reports Will BIO made by
the several subcommittee. A general graft
fication ia expressed by tho members OF the
order nj the com lptelesS and nlnganrp of the
arrangements, and all expect TO enjoy week
OF solid pleasure during the stay OF the dis
unguished visitors.
FREDERICK WEYRIoH, of Third street,
near Maino avenue southwest was before
Judge Smell to-day for selling liquor on sun.
day. Matthew Davis, white man, who has
recently made reputation as an informer,
testified TO employing colored witnesses 10 60
10 the defendants place TO get liquor last sun
day. He admitted on cross.examination that
he was paid by the police from $3.50 to SO for
each case that he made. Other witnesses were
heard and a fine OF $50 was Imposed. An ap.
peal was noted.
CHARLES THOMAS, tho boss towel thief,
was in tho tolls at Judge SMELLS court this
insanity and said he had Just gotten out OF an
insane asylum. colored omployo in j. A,
Mains ONCE testified that the prisoner came
in three times yesterday to use the closet ana
every time towel was missed. An oflcer teB.
titled to recovering lot of towels, where the
ted for fifteen days.
d. p. HOLLOWAY LODGE, No. IS, OF
Good Templars, at Its session last evening,
initiated three members. The new 0nlcers
were all present. The good OF the order, un.
der tho direction OF Brother James L. Frost,
was presented at tho close OF business as fol.
lows: instrumental music, Sisters Huysman
and Eyansi reading, Sister Lewis quartet,
Sisters Clements ana Sisters Burns, OF Friend.
ship Lodge; remarks, Brother Potter, Star OF
Hope Lodge; duet, Brother and Sister A. N.
Dewey remarks, Brother Gourley, District
Lodge Deputy; reading, Brother James b. Hol.
lidge, W, O. IT. large number OF Visitors
were present; also delegation from Clem.
ents Lodge, No. B.