The Evening critic., 1882-06-19
pERTlNEMT PARAGRAPHS.

NEXT Sunday will, in all probability, be
Guitcaus last on earth.
THE street lamps will be lighted at 75O
p. m. and extlnguished at 80 n. m.
IT is true that no family is deemed pru-
dent unless st. Jacobs OIL Is always on hand.
THE police made thirty.eight arrests
during the twcnty-four hours ending at a. m.
DAVID B. GLASS was to-day excused in
the Circuit Court as Juror for the remainder
CT the term.
LAURA TURNER for stealing S. from
her employer, Miss Lille White, has gone to
jail for thirty days.
MICHAEL DAILY pleaded guilty in the
Police Court to-day 10 pounding Thomas
Johnson and submitted TO a fine OF 50.
EUGENE KILMARTIN, a Georgetown boy,
shocked the modesty Of the pollco by bathing
In Rock Crock, and has been assessed to the
extent OF two dollars by Judge Smell.
ANGILETT ALLAN, u colored woman was
sent TO Jail for sixty days by Judge Smell to.
day for robbing James Freeman of IS while
he was in her room on Saturday night.
A HORSE attached to James T. Kengla's
butcher wagon ran away this morning from
the K-street market and made an extensive
tour at full speed befop 1t was caught.
JOHN MCKENZIE and "Whitey" Brooks,
an account OF whose street fight Is given in the
East Washington column, were fined So each
by Judge Smell to-day, for making an affray.
CHARLES MILFORD has paid ten dollars
into Judge snell's contribution box to-day for
roads at rate faster than is allowed by law.
T. Y. HOOVER, private detective, will at
tend promptly tc all business entrusted to
him, by calling or addressing No. 1913 Ninth
street northwest, or by telephone to Reinlein's
drug store, corner Ninth and p Streets
THE fifth grand moonlight excursion of
the popular Fanchon club takes place this
evening and promises to be grand affair."
The Fanchons spare neither pains nor ex-
pense for the pleasure OF their many patrons.
IN anticipation OF the encampment at
Gaithersburg, Montgomery County, Md. of
troops from the United States Arse nal here and
from Fort McHenry, quite a number of people
OF this city have made arrangements to spend
the summer at Galthersburg. Some of them
have already gone there
JUSTICE Cox, last Saturday, sitting in
Admiralty, dismissed the libel of Mrs. Leah
A. Chiffon, owner of the schooner Robert
James, against the schooner Ann Gibson. The
latter was libelled for alleged damage done
the James of Matthias Point, on February
last, by the Gibson colllding with her.
IN the Criminal Court this morning the
Grand and Petit Jurors for the June term were
called, and Justice Wylie stated that as the
present case Ohe Star-Routes) would occupy
the court for some time he would dismiss them
until Monday, tho 9th of October, when he
hoped this case would be out OF the way.
ABOUT 1870 Saturday night McKennery
Carter, living In O.street alley, between
Fourth and Fifth and n and streets north
west got into n fight with his wife, Ella Car
ter, knocking her down and severely beating
and pronounced the injuries not OF q serious
nature.
Mr.. BECKETT, chief clerk of the Dis
trict Property Department, has taken an In
yentory oil all The property at the Washing
ton Asylum, for which the new intendent, Mr.
Stoutenberg, signed receipt. This action
was necessary in order to open now account
with that institution under the change Of
management.
STANsBURY LODGE, No. 24, F. A. A. NJ,
BIightwood, gave reception to their many
friends on Friday evening. The programme
consisted OF music by the Masonic Choir,
speeches by N. d. Larner, Grand Master; Rev
Dr.. Buck, chaplain, and John Miller W. NJ.
OF this lodge, readings, and a bountlful sup
ply of refreshments. The entertainment was
one OF unusual pleasure, and all those present
united In hearty wishes for the future pros
perity of the lodge.
MR.. CLIFTON r. BRECKENRIDGE. the
nominee OF the Arkansas Democrats for Con-
gresham at Large, is ason Of the late Hon. J,
q. breckenridge, and is said to have inherited
largely OF his distinguished fathers rare ora
torical gifts. MIR. Breckenridge is engaged in
planting in Arkansas, and while comparatively
young man, has attained great popularity in
the State of his adoption. His appearance in
the halls OF Congress will revive memories of
his father, who was for many years a leader
in the Lower House.
A MAN named Smith, charged his land
lord, named Whitehead, In the Police Court
this morning, with robbing him of a fifty-cent
piece. Smith testified that he had suspected
his landlord of stealing money from him and
so he pretended he was drunk and nut ffty
cents on the table and went to sleep with one
eye open and saw Whitehead come in and take
his fifty cents. Whitehead said he was not in
the room at all, and that Smith was drunk
and II he had one eye open, the eye must have
been drunk and got things terribly mixed
up Judge Smell dismissed the case.
GEORGE WARREN, a brutal colored man,
was tyrannizing over little boy named Johnny
Onenstein yesterday afternoon, when the boys
mother, a respectable old lady, went to her
sons assistance and Warren, without provoca-
lion, threw number of stones at her, injur-
ing her severely and laming her, perhaps per-
manently. one of the stones also struck
young lady named Henrietta Martin In the
breast, inilicting n painful wound. Judge
Smell sentenced the brute to thirty days for
his assault ON Miss Martin, and committed
him TO Jail to await the extent Of Mrs. Offen-
STEMS injuries, which are of a dangerous
Character
News Notes.