The Evening critic., 1882-11-14
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.


THE street-lamps will be lighted at 5:15
y. m. and extinguished at A as n. m.
JOSEPH A. FLINT was charged in the
Police Court to-day with keeping an un.
licensed bar, and tho case was continued
until Friday.
ABOUT Q o'clock Monday morning bur-
glars attempted to onter tho residence OF Mrs.
Jingle on Second street northwest, hut n small
dog raised such n racket that his designs wore
frustrated. -
A DRUGGIST in New Richmond, o., Mr..
+. J.JDunham, writes us tho following: 81
consider DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup one OF tho
very best things made. use 1t altogether In
my own family and can therefore recommend
ApELrNE HENDERSON, colored woman
who spanked another woman's child, was
charged In tho Police Court o-day with as
saulting tho kid, but proved that hcr action
was justlnable and beneficial, and was dis.
missed.
JOSEPH STEcKER was charged in the
Police Court to-day with obstructing an alley
with building materials and failing to exhibit
light on the same at night. Judge Smell
fined him SO or seven days for the former
ofrensc and accepted personal bonds for the
latter.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY MOORE stated
TO the Judge at Police Court to-day that he had
examined the charge OF obtaining money
under false pretenses which has been pre-.
ferred against James Higley, and, rs 1t could
not DO sustained, he would onter nolle pros
equi.
1T is reported on good authority that
when Mr.. John It. Vinson resigns his posi-.
Will be appointed. Mr.. Leopold has been
very active In the management OF the AFFAIRS
of the Freedmen's Bank, and is good and OK.
perlenced ilnancier.
IN the notice of the marriage of Mr..
George +. Lambourne to Miss Emma Dowell,
of Knoxville, Tenn, the lady's name was mad
yortontly printed as "Dow." The ceremony
took place at the Foundry NJ Z. Church, Rev.,
inatant.
was quite society ovent.
AT meeting of the members of Union
Bethel A. NJ. L. Church, on Monday, November
Q, tho following persons wore elected trustees
for the ensuing year: John A. Simms, sr, An
drew Irvine, George II. Dolly, George O. Brown,
William Beckett, John Shorter, WI L. Hyson,
James Washington and j. T. Harris.
JOSEPH G. CLOUD was charged in the Po-
lice Court to-day with being n vagrant. The
baggagemaster of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Ex-
press Company testified that Cloud presented
cheeks check for baggage to which he was not on n:
Smell took his personal bonds to leave the city.
DIR. PIERcE's "Favorite Prescription" is
most powerful restorative tonic, also COM
bining the most valuable nervine. properties.
especially adapted TO tho wants OF debilitated
ladies suffering from weak back, inward fever,
congestion, Inflammation, or liberation, or
from nervousness or neuralgia palms. BY drug
gists.
,RoBERT PROCTOR and Sarah Chisey
were charged In tho Police Court to-day with
grand larceny, and committed for n hearing
on Friday In default OF $1,000 bonds each.
John Ewers went TO Sarah Chisloy's house on
street on Saturday night, and reports that
while there he was robbed by the defendants
OF two 500 bills.
A BURLY negro named William Ken
nedy was charged In the Police Court to-day
with assaulting his wife, Patsy Kennedy, and
striking her on the head with demlJohn.
Mrs. Kennedy produced the wreck of n shat.
tered demijohn, and several witnesses testi-
fed to her being struck on the head with 1t.
Judge Smell sent the man to jail for thirty days
In default OF $40 nne
THE fourth annual reception of tho Capt.
tai Pleasure Club was given at odd-Fellows'
Hall last night, and, as is usual with tho VEN
lures OF this organization, was complete
success. The programme contained twenty
dances, and tho pretty girls and gallant boys
kept heel and toe busy until late this morn
ing. The music was OF superior quality, and
every ono seemed to enjoy themselves. The
success of the ball was due In large measure
10 the able efforts of II. ]. Laubach, ]. Il. XII
ligan, J. NJ. Kelly, NJ. L. Haean, j. +. o'Meara,
NJ. j. Dwyer, Il. O. Frazer, G.. II. Dahler, II. L..
Jones, W. II. Cromelien, A. s. French, M. Smith,
w. A. Burdine, ]. II. Herrity and j. f. Crome-
lien, the committee.
JAP. scrap and Xmas pictures. y. Jay Gould,
121 Ninth street.