The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-06-09
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CHILDREN,ssxdfts, tho "odds aud ends
of all lotssf'sS suits, now $3.50, at A. sass'.
JesfIcE Cox to-day granted Caleb B.
Lincoln divorce from Catherine Lincoln. The
charge was desertion.
The bonds of Messrs. ]. p. Lawrence and
w. W. Kirby, as constables, wore to-day ap-
proved by the Court In General Torn.
No RoBBERIEs were reported at Police
Headquarters for the last three days ending
with yesterday, which is rather remarkable
occurrence.
w. II. CoPEMAN, of the Surgeon Gem
erals ONCE, reports that pocketbook con.
taining s62 was stolen from hts coat ct the Of
fee Saturday.
Mrs. MINNIE Il. HUNTRR to day petit
TONED for divorce from her husband, John Il.
IL. Hunter, charging that he deserted her on
the 10th OF last January.
RECORD was made to-day of an assign
ment by Frank V. Parker and vito to George
W. Cochran of his stock OF groceries and IL
quors In the store No. 1901 street north
west.
Mr.. JOHN G. PEDRIcK has notified the
police that between and 8 o'clock Saturday
evening his locker at the Columbia boathouse
was opened by false key and his gold watch
and money, amounting to $3.50, were stolen.
ELIZA COLEMAN Mary johnson, Hattie
Bee and Maggie Thompson, all colored girls,
were arraigned together In the dock ut the Pc.
lice this morning for acting In shameful
manner on Seventh street Saturday night,
They were all sent down.
LEWIS WILLIAMS, q cart driver at How
ard University Hill, while changing switch
on the railway used by tho water.works extern
eion, had his foot caught In the track aud
dirt carrun over his foot, cutting OFF his heel.
He WIGS taken TO Freedman'S Hospital and At
tended by Dr. Shadd.
IN the matter of the estate of Clark
Mills, certified copy OF the answers OF the
Jury OF the Circuit Court TO the issues from tho
Orphans Court sustaining the Will and first
codlcil have been returned. An order has been
made admitting the Will and codicil to probate
and record and granting letters testanentary
TO Jeeee d. Wilson upon filing bond In the sum
Of 10000.
JULIA SMITH, by her attorney, Mr.. A. X.
Browne, to-day nled petition for divorce
nom her husband, Charles W. Smith. They
were married in this city In November, 1867,
and lived together for Id yenrs. She charges
him with assaulting her, breaking up tho
furniture IN the house and DESERVING ass-0ii
Station, Va. 49,
Cousins kid shoss<eeftf. Brock, 500 9TH st.
A coLoEEs.sfH naihea Maggie Thomp-
| con wpSvsehind the bars at Judge snel's court
thss.morning for cursing and swearing In a
l station-house. She went to the station house
and said her lover was In the cell aud she
| would have TO get there, too, for she could moi
| 1.-Two apart from him. She was accommodated
| and her love must have undergone cooling
| process, for che tried 10 beg on this morning
| but got fifteen days more on the farm with
| him.
REvs. DIR. BUTLER and Power, of the
Lutheran and Garfield Memorial church, s,
l called on tho Commissioners to-day In rela.
| ton to their recent decision against the re.
moval OF the old Garfield Christian Church, on
| Fourteenth street, between Rhode Island ave.
nue. and street. The matter was taken under
| considerations. The authorities suggest that II
| moved within the nro limits the structure
| should be brickod in.