The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-08
THE EVENING CRITIC.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

TABLIsHED AUGUST 1868.

Toys wholesale at $50 Seventh street.
FIFTY.THnEE ARRESTS were made by the
police yesterday.
JonN CApusr, coorcd, was nncd $25 In the
Police Court this morning for cruelty to ami
mails
DANIEL LoNG was fined $1O5 In the Police
Court today for selling liquor without n
license,
DouBLEw1DTH all.wool Cashmere, - cents.
HUNS Black Goods store, No. 1l3 seventh
street northwest.
hilbert DENNIS has paid 50 into Judge
smells Golfers for the privilege of hlnckguard.
Ing HIS lnndlady.
JOSEPH ALBERT PETER CoLBnETTE Is the
name OF n darky who threw stones at q com
panion yesterday AMI paid 50 line to-day.
ONEHrNDRED DOLLARS DAMAGE was'dOnC 10y
y slight accidental lire In n frame sh0niy. No.
12S Maryland avenue northeast, this morning.
JONI CALICooUSRI, an Italian peanut ycndor,
was fined 500 by Judge Smell to-day, for occupy.
Ing the sidewalk with his stand, but the sen.
tenco was suspended.
LADY was knocked down at four.and-d
half street and Pennsylvania avenue last
evening by n horse attached to n light wagon,
but was not badly hurt.
JOHN O'DoNoHuE, n miserable, half.starVcd
tramp, pleaded guilty TO tho charge of yag.
rancy before Judge Smell to-day, and was hen.
fenced To ninety days In jail.
HENRY NICHOLSON was badly wounded In the
right eye yesterday afternoon while fen cling
with Henry Grecncr. ana was removed 10 the
n.
In Stoddard Place.
THOSE WHO PROVE anything by experience
can speak lntelllgently; and the unanimous
testimony OF all who use Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup is TINT IL more than fulnlls,nll that II
promises. Price - cents.
MRS. CoRNELIA CLARK, through he. coun.
sci, Col. VIM. a. Cook, has sent her answer to
the divorce suit brought by her husband, Con.
gresham Clark, In Missouri. II Is understood
that the original bill VIII be modified In some
respects.
THE following have been elected officers OF
the Bookbinders Society for 1882 President,
ii. S. Tinker; vlceprcsidcnt, John II. Ratcllr;
recording secretary, John 4. Landvolght;
nnancial secretary, j. NJ B. Espcy; treasurer,
Daniel Mcfarland
AT THE second monthly meeting Of the Per;
petual Building Association, held last evening,
large number of new subscribers took shares
The secretary sold -, 563, being Sol, ad-
vances at an average discount of 5000 from
the par value Of 5000. This gives the borrower
S1,Ol7.20 for u total monthly payment of
Sl1 or at the rate OF interest Of 50 per cent.
per annum.
SARAH NICHOLS, colorcd, entered the house
III Mrs. Cook, No. 6lS Twelfth street northwest,
yesterday morning, and quietly proceeded to
rlne the bureau drawers and gather n little
private collection OF such garments as she
thought suited her peculiar style of beauty.
Mrs. Cook discovered the thief and secured her
arrest Judge Smell sent the culprlt to Jail for
ninety days.
JOHN NooNAN was charged In the Police
Court this morning with working n sore-bacll
mule. Dr.. Cleavers, an expert "horso doctor,
testified that the mule was not I'm an UNIT
condition to work, while on the other hand
Major King said 1t was. The Judge heard
the evidence In the case and left the bench to
inspect the mule in person. Returning to the
court the Judge imposed the usual fine, $50.
MARY ELIzABETH JOHNSON, n servant in the
employ OF n family residing near tho Navy.
yard, left the house OF her employer yestor.
day, having In charge the infant child of the
FAMILY, aged two years. Search was at once
Instituted when the girl was found absent, and
onicer Kouchor found her about > O'Clock
p. m. In n beastly state OF intoxication In the
Division, the little child playing innocently
about her. She was taken to the Fifth Pre-
cinct station and the child returned to its
parents,
LINCOLN POST, q. a. H., has elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year: p. c., N
". Brooks; s. V. O., Paul Brodie; j. V. g., j
NJ. Pipes: Q. NJ, S. Is, Thomason chaplain
Rev p D. swallow swallow surgeon, Or; +. Donahue o
Department Encampment, Fred Mack, II. NJ
Dalton, +. j. bowling, II. A. Moore, Robert
Nelson, Chas. King, J. +. Kelly, NJ. I. Ander
son, Fred; Thomson and Robert Mcdonald; al
ternates, j. II. Narrower, A. Flynn, ]. D. Haw
ley, W. p. Seville. II. 4. Hutton, II. +. Williams
u. ID. Sidman, q. W. L. STUDY, G. A. Butow and
ii. IL. Smith.
DIR. BLISS stated to n CRITIC reporter last
night that he was lndustriously at work ON his
prospective book, in which he Will treat tho
case OF the late President Garfield In {
ntuiiteu manner. Tne DOCTOR has two
clerks Mt work classifying the letters, number
Ing about 10000, which he received during
Mr. Garncld's last days, and also the thou
sands OF newspapers which have been sen
him, condemning and eulogiZing his mcdlca
treatment. Dr. Bliss says that so far as tn,
examination has progressed the Republican
newspapers, by large majority, have beer
the strongest In their harsh Words that tn
Democratic press more generally approved o
mis- course of treatment In his forthcomin
publication (which he is waiting for Congress
To authorize) he may take occasion 10 speak o
the "garrulous course Of some newspaper col
respondents In commenting upon the case"