The Evening critic., 1881-12-21
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS,

FEN IL NENl FORMULATION
sEyESrY.roUR arrests were made by the
police yesterday.
STREET LAMPS viii he lighted at 10 y. M
and extinguished at y. 80 n. IN.
ANDREW IIILLoHY was sent TO jail to-day for
thirty days Tor the larceny Of pair Of boots.
LIFELONG bcnefaction--a scholarship IN
the Sprncerlan Business College ~ christ
inns or New Years present.
SUSAN l.. HALL has filed n blli In equity
against Annie q. Hume and the administrators
of the estate OF Thos. J., Humc,to restrain the
sale OF east half Of lot d, squire 1873.
Az AGED and inilrm colorcd man named
Joseph Galloway was sent down to-day for
Yagrancy, Morris Ganey, short stout little
Irishmnn, was also sent down To keep him com
pany.
COLORED CHILD about 4 months old was
found lying on the sidewalk on Third street
near X street southwest last night, ana given
TO Mrs. Anna Guy, who said she would take
care OF It,
FRANK LANDRoIDT, u storc.boy n, Mr.. Bch
rcnd's drygoods store, ON seventh street near
I, was fined 81 by Judge Smell, for striking
Oracle Cunningham, n little girl who came 10
the store.
THE New Jersey Republican Association has
appointed n committee TO walt upon Hon. T.
Y. Frclinghuysen, Secretary OF state, TO tender
tim an expression OF their pride aud pleasure
upon his appointment.
THE SUNSHINE OF many happy home has
been turned Into dark despair by the dcath OF
loved ones caused by neglected colds. DR.,
Bulls Cough Syrup has saved lnnumerablo
lives by its timely use.
PENTALPuA LODGE, No. 23, +. A. A. NJ, Mon.
,lay evening elected tho following officers A.
\. Birney, W. NJ; NJ. Trlmblc, y. W.; j. 2. Tor.
bert, J. W; J. W. Griffin, treasurer; ]. G.
Poynton, secretary; W. Birney, trustee.
THE ANNUAL CALENDAR Just issued by the
Baltimore american ia n handsome one, aud
also handy. The edition issued for distribu.
ton In this city contains list OF the lire.
alarm stations and of Washington banks and
bankers.
TWELVE cases of persons occupying the side.
walks In front of their places Of business with
merchandise and stock were on trial IN the
Police Court to-day. Tho cases have been pre-
viously noticed, and u line OF $50 was I'm.
posed In each.
EDWARD GUMLEy, ian employe of the Gov.
eminent Printing.ofllce was assaulted about
u week ago, Mt the corner OF Third ana ii
streets, by Edward Lynch, and severely beaten
Judge Smell heard the evidence, and gave the
offender three months in jail
AGNES WHITE, woman with snow.whltc
hair, was sent down today for breaking the
windows OF u mans house In Louse alley
When sentence was passed, Agnes yelled out
"Ses, Yer Honah, 1 did break the varmints
windows, and de next time get chance
VIII break his head.
THE NEBRASKA ASSOCIATION held regular
meeting last night at st. Georges Hall. The
association was addressed by NJ. W. Bruce, oi
Creighton; G. w. Phelps, OF Schuyler. and
Joseph Horkcy, OF Niobrara. Theywere elected
honorary members OF the association.
LIEUT.. ARNOLD, with n posse OF police ON
GERS, raidcd policy-shop conducted by join
Denegrie, on q street northwest, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, yesterday, and ar
rested the proprietor OF the place, who was ar.
ra,gned In the Police Court and pleaded guilty
PARTIES who have applied TO the prosecuting
attorney Mt Police Court for warrants ngains
.lrcvers who drive their cattle through tn
streets, have been informed that warrants
would Inc issupl for violations of DIlp
Of the Commissioners OF this kind where thor,
was no law bearing on the subject.
ABRAHAM SMITH has been confined TO the
hospital since the 7th instant by n terrible
wound In the forehead, received In Goat alley
during Il fight between himself and Isaac
Johnson, another colored man. Judge Smell
after hearing the evidence, today sentenced
the defendant to six months In jail
IN THE case of Esther A. Keyser, Justice Nine
Arthur ordered n rule on the District Commits
sloners TO issue to-day, returnable on tho Bis
inst, for them to show cause why mandamu'
should not issue against them TO compel then
to refund to the petitioner the moneys paid OF
S73.
]. %, DRURY was driving along the cana
road yesterday when his wagon was run int
and upset by wagon driven by samuel Tram
mel. Drury's wagon was badly smashed an,
his horse took fright and ran away. While
Mr.. Drury was catching his horse double
barreled gun, valued Mt $3.50, was stolen iron
his wagon.
DEWITT DUMAn, n lah-da-dah, aesthetic col
ored gentleman, was charged In the Polio
Court this morning with using profane lar
guage In front OF the PatentofIlce. Ho wa
fined IS. Dumar IL employed In the Patent
office as a translator OF languages He is n
accomplished fellow, but tribe given Il
strong drink.
THE as. f." LITERARY AND ATHLETIC CLuI
Of West Washington, has changed It's name I
the Sword and Gown Club, and at q meeting
recently held the following officers wcr
elected, to enter upon their duties January )
1857: Robert ID. Cummin, president; Randolph
Y. Cummln, vice-president; w. Brooke Hunter
secretary Cre-elected), and Charles j, MCDANIEL
treasurer Creelected).
AT THE MEETING of Anacostia Lodge, No. q
II. A. A. NJ, held on Monday evening ut thei
hall In Uniontown, the following officers 10
the year 1882 were elected James Tindall, "
NJ; VIM. II. King s. W.. Cornelius W. okey, ]
W; John II. King, secretary; Henry A. Gri'
proxies to Grand Lodge, Henry Kuhn, Wallnc
q. Bone and Otto DeMoll.
IN THE POLICE COURT this afternoon Fran
Holster, the young bartender al Drivers, wa
charged by Harry II. Leonard, member {
the New Orleans Minstrel Troupe, with con
uniting an assault upon him on last Thursda
night. Leonard went TO the saloon and bt
came very abusive and got into an alteration
with the bartender, who finally attempted I
eject him and beat him quite seriously Judg
Smell imposed the lowest fine, So.
Mr.. JOIN N. OLIVER, as counsel for Mr.,
Maria NJ. MocKnDec mas flleu II Dill III eQUit
praying for q decree of divorce from job
Mockabee Her maiden name was Mari
NJ. Murphy, and she was married TO the d,
PENDANT In this city October 26, 1876, by Rev
John II. Dashiel, Of the Methodist EplscopG
Church. They lived together in this city unit
January s, 1877, when he deserted her an
has remained absent ever since that time.
MEMORIAL SERVICES In honor OF the late job
+. Hayenner, p. q. p, p G.. and G., r. of Wasl
lngton Lodge, No. q, l. o. o. f., were held
odd-Fellows' Hall last night. The hall WI
well flled, nearly half the audience bein
ladies'. life-siZo portrait OF the decease
was presented 10 the lodge by Mr.. Charlt
Armor, with suitable remarks. Mr. W.
Perry, p. g., pronounced the eulogy, alludin
to the manly qualities and many virtues OF Il
departed, and p. Hall Sweet, grand secretar
read an original poem by Mrs. Dufour. III
Mount Vernon Quartet rendered appropria
selections during the evening
THE Wisconsin Republican Association IN
last night at the rooms OF Col. Enoch Tote
In the Columbia Law School building. III
members were very enthusiastic over the a
pointment OF ex-senator Howe as postmaste
enthusiasm for the honor conferred ON Il
State the election OF officers for the cure
year was proceeded with. Col. Enoch Tott
was elected president by reclamation. Edw
NJ. Truell was chosen first yice-president al
y. D. Town second vice-presdent. Ed.
Gleason was elected secretary and DR.. j.
Little treasurer. q. q. Heath and ID. j. Waite
were made delegates to the National Assoc
alton. In view OF the action OF the Preside
in selecting Senator Howe as Postmaster &c
eral committee OF tive was appointed 10 co
slider proper method OF expressing the n
probation OF the honor conferred, consistil
of i. Colladay, Everett b. Sanders, j.