The Evening critic., 1882-04-10
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST, Is8s
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
LIZZIE DREW, prostitute, was committed
10 the workhousc by Judge Smell to-day.
THE police made twenty.one arrests dur
ing the twenty.four hours ending at a. m.
ESTHER COLEMAN, colored was fined IS
by Judge Smell today, for assaultlng Maggie
Ware.
ANOTHER dead infant was found on
vacant lot last evening by Omcer Mont
gomery
MR., d, A. BRosNAN, the prominent book
seller, is lying dangerously Ill at his residence,
No. 936 @ street northwest
THE months mind for tho late Rev. +.
T.. Boyle will be, owing to the Eastor solemnl-
ties, deferred until the coming week.
REV. FATHER ALIG, the venerable pas
tor of st. Mary's German Catholic Church, is
again very low, and little hopes arc enter
talned for his recovery.
ALLIE MOLTEN, a colored boy, was caught
marking with chalk on the walls of the Ma
tional Museum building and sent TO Jail for
thirty days for defacing public property.
ROSE FORD, the prosecuting witness in a
case at Police Court, failed to appear to-day,
and an attachment was issued for her, as 1t Is
understood that she was paid to keep away.
GEORGE WATTS and Robert Terry, two
small colored boys, were arrested saturday
night while indulging in roughand-tunlble
fight Mt the circus grounds, and fined 81 each.
A NUMBER of vags were sentenced by
Judge Smell to-day to ninety days in the work
house. Among the number were Blanche X.
Wright, James Wardell and james Williams.
THE Easter cross on exhibition in the
store window OF william II. Morrison is to be
awarded to Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church, that congregation having received
4,567 votes.
MR.. RICHARD II. YATES. of the Repu5H.
can job ofrce, will be married on the 18th Inst.
to Miss Mamie f. Harper, of Georgetown. The
ceremony Will take place at the Trinity
Church, In that city.
o;,,;t nf Cboip br;dua
thick with fishermen yesterday. A careful
count showed decidedly more fishermen than
fish. The rain coming up punished the Sab
bath breakers with n thorough drenching.
MEssRs. DOWNING & BRO. will begin
work upon the renewal of the Jefferson School
building tomorrow, and the burned school
rooms will be ready for occupation, with many
improvements, at the opening of the next
school year.
MRS JOHN A. CARR left for Delphi, Ind,
Friday night, In answer TO n telegram an
nouncing tho dangerous illness Of her sister,
Mrs. CLIFFORD. telegram received Saturday
morning gives the sad Intelligence Of Mrs.
Clifrord's DEATH
MR.. FERDINAND KoEHLER and Miss
Pauline Ribnitzki, both well-known among
the German residents of the city, were united
in marriage yesterday afternoon by Rev.
Kraft, OF the German Lutheran Church, In the
presence of a large number of friends.
DAVID GAIL, lad 10 years old, was ar
rested here about midnight last night, by ofli-
Ger Quinlan, on the charge OF being fugitive
from the House of Reformation in Maryland,
on the complaint OF J. H. Montgomery. He was
turned over this morning to the Maryland au-
thorities.
JOHN b. JOHNSON was charged in the
Police Court with brutally assaulting his wife,
Josephine johnson. The evidence was that
Mrs. johnson was the mother of twelve child
rem, and had been deserted by her husband,
and that he returned to the house and beat
her. fine OF SO was imposed.
DE MoLAY CoMMANDERY, of Boston, has
transmitted to Do Molay Mounted Command
cry, No. A, of this city, three handsomely
framed group photographs OF the three COM
cry is composed. They Will be presented at
the regular conclave tomorrow night.
THE charge of infanticide brought against
Kate Garner was to-day set for hearing on
exceptionally clear one, and the evidence con.
elusive. The reputed father of the murdered
babe and the midwife employed both jumped
the town soon after the child's death.
CHARLES CLARK, the one-legged veteran,
who takes so frequent and oratorfcal part in
the Police Court proceedings, was before the
court again to-day, charged with profanity.
Clark showed, in the course Of an eloquent
harangue that he had malaria, dysentery and
various other ailments, and was committed to
the Washington Asylum for treatment.
CAPTAIN TALL, the bailiff of the Crini.
nal Court to-day appeared In the Police Couri
against Mr. Oscar Rodgers, who recently occu
pied Mr.. Tails house, No. 230 First street
northeast, and charged him with removing
some household goods not his own property
when he moved. The evidence showed tho
absence OF all criminal intent, and the cas-,
was dismissed
A SPECIAL meeting of the District o
Columbia Social Science Association was hell
at the parlors of the Spencerian Business Col
lege, lincoln Hall, Saturday evening. Profes
Sor William saunders, founder Of the Oranges
read very interesting paper on the "Propa
gaDdism of Social Science" recommending
corporations of laborers for the diffusion o
knowledge throughout the masses. A genera
discussion followed the reading, in which MI
Haseltine, OF Missouri, participated.
THE Board of Managers of the Y. M. G. A
have appointed the following committee
secure funds TO complete the purchase
Chamberlin's Club House: John G. Ames, Dl
Joseph Tabor johnson, Charles Lyman, L. l
Barnum, @. b. Bailey, q. L. Foster and L. 1
Simpson. They have perfected plans which
Is believed can be successfully carried ou
The committee have the power 10 associat
with them any member who Will help In tn
wo-k. The subscription books have bee
opened.
YESTERDAY the sanctum of the Cdpitc
was visited by new and highly disagreeabl
sort OF newspaper of1lce bore. Janitor Kurt
entered the room at his usual hour to clear u
whatever papers tie exchange flends had lei
and was startled to ind a mad dog invest
gatlng the premises. Kurtz started to inves
tigate the canine, but the latter, unlike tn
leaping through the door started up Mint
street. attracting large crowd, which, wit
the assistance OF police officer, succeeded
after half-hour's skirmish, in dispatchin
the rabid mongrel The off1cer nred 81
times at the dog and finally shot II to deaf