The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE POLICE CouRT VIII convene at : q. m
ON Monday.
HON. WILLIAM MEANS, mayor Of Cincinnati
IA In the city.
THIRTY.NINE arrests were made by TN
police yesterday.
YESTERDAY was n happy day In tho publl
schools, most OF the teachers receiving hand
some Christmas gifts from tholr pupils.
THE name OF Jim wood, the miner and fndi
ana orator, has been placed ON the CapitO
Police roll. He VIII don his uniform, Janu
ary2.
WILLIAM JOHNSON, u dcck.hand ON III,
steamer Arrowsmith, was to-day sentenced {,
thirty days In jail for the larceny Of n pair Of
blankets from the cabin.
JOHN G. BLoSMAN,a white man. was com.
mitted by Judge Smell in default of bonds Ia
await the action OF the grand jury on the
charge of second orcnse pctit larceny.
Now DOTH THE busy BoY improve each
shining hour and hours That do not Sinner,
and blow his Internal "bazoo" from mid
night until morn. The police should wiring
his neck.
on 4 PLEASANT FALL DAY some persons Will
thoughtlossly expose themselves as In sum.
NOR, and take n severe cold. For such i'm.
mediate relief offers itself In DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup. % cents n bottle.
THE BALTIMORE 1mericdp comes 10 MS to-day
with supplement, overlooking with the liter.
airy efforts OF the members OF the stan of that
excellent newspaper The Christmas number
this year is very interesting.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL, a small colorod boy,
came to the Police Court to-day and stated
tnat MS father being dead, and his mother I'm
Inc hospital, he wanted 10 be sent 10 the Re.
form School, which was done by order OF tho
Court,
AT st. Stephens fair, held In West Washing.
ton, tho LADY Washington Doll was voted 10
the most popular young lady, who was Miss
Florence johnson, the pretty daughter Of the
proprietor OF the Brighton, No. 52i Ninth
street, northwest.
A
avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, last evening, between n carriage be.
longing to Gen. Babcock ana wagon driven
bv James Henry, n colorcd boy. Gen. Bah.
cocks carriage was badly damaged.
THIS MORNING while Mr.. Avery, the
weil-known milkman, was serving n customer
some distance from his wagon, n larcenous
moke "iifted n can with two gallons Of milk
IN IL, and lit out for-Christmas. IL IL to be
hoped that the milk will sour on his stomach,
so that he may not be able to go into the can.
can business again soon.
THE following ORDER changing the time of
lue beginning OF the terms OF the Supreme
Court OF this District, has been passed by the
Court In Banc. 'That hereafter, the General
lsrm shall commence on the fourth Mondays
Oh January and April, and first Monday OF DC.
tober respectively, instead OF the first Mon
Jay OF January, the third Monday of April,
ana fourth Monday OF September, as nj
present.
THE WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TENipspANcE Union
Is as earnestly prosecuting the work OF Gospel
temperance and reform as ever It has been I'm
the history OF Its organization. Since the
national convention, so fully and favorably re.
ported In the columns of the city papers
scores OF Christian ladies' have sent in their
names as members. 'Bands of Hope"
Young Women's Unions and auxiliary so.
cieties have been formed In many churches
where the ladies' have been cordially invited
Oy the pastors. Recently n promising society
OF forty-lve members was organized In
Foundry Church, Mrs. Bishop Andrews identi-
Tying herself actively with IT, Tho
Gospel meeting held every Sunday in Masonic
Templo is one OF deep interest and spiritual
power, and It is believed that the meeting to.
morrow VIII he exceptionally attractive.