The Evening critic., 1882-07-28
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

TnEpolice made forty arrests during tho
wenty.four hours ending at II. IN.
DIpHTHERIA Is raging among the col
ored children at Frocdmen's Village.
MRS. AMANDA Brown, who was taken
10 the hospital from hor homo In First alloy,
died In the hospital yesterday.
WILLIAM YOUNG. alias Robert Jones,
pleaded guilty I'm the Police Court today to
fourth ofIonsc at chicken-etealing, and was
committed for the Grand Jury.
GEORGE HAWKINS, colored, was charged
in the Police Court to-day with assaulting his
wife In The street with stones and pistol.
Judge Smell sentenced the defendant to sixty
days in jail.
AN ALARM was turned in about 1890
last night from box IL for n fire I'm n house in
willowtree alely, owned by John sullivan and
occupied by Mr.. Edwards. The damages were
very slight.
ISAAC TAYLOR, a colored man, was set
upon and beaten last evening by gang OF six
men, four OF whom, named Luellen Ashton,
Samuel Mathews james Hughes and Richard
Nolan, were fined by Judge Smell to-day.
Cool your fevered brow 5000 feet above
the sea- Round-trip tickets TO Deer Park and
enie at Baltimore and Ohio ofIices; good going
on any train Saturday, and returning on all
trains Monday
SAMUEL GRIFFIN, q colorcd youth, was
charged with HOUSEKEEPING under the new
law before Judge Smell to-day, and committed
In default OF 1000 bonds. Grlnln broke Into
the house OF Joseph II. Brommell and stole
Ratchet, brush, shoes, otc.
WILLIAM CLAYTON, a colored man en-
ployed by Mr.. Jones on street, near the Ma
tional Theatre, was yesterday seriously In
jured in leaving street car. He jumped from
the platform whilo the car was In motion, and,
slipping, dislocated his ankle.
AT about 4:30 p. m. yesterday wagon
driven by Frank Seybode ran Into and knocked
down a boy named Arthur Samstag. Tho boy
was carried TO his home, NO. 1913 Eighth
street, and attended by DR.. Adams, who stated
that the injuries were PROBABLY of fatal
character.
THE managers of the olcomargarine fac
tory at the foot of Eleventh street. recently
condemned rs nuisance, called upon the
Health onlccr yesterday afternoon and agreed
TO stop work. Permission was given to koop
the factory at work until the stock on hand is
exhausted.
A ROW in Donnelly's saloon ON Tuesday
night was the theme OF trial in the Police
Court the other day, and several frail maldens
we're fined for fghting To-day John i. Smith
was charged with striking one OF the fair
combatants while endeavoring TO stop the
fight and was fined SO.
JOSEPH HURLDUT, colored drayman,
was frolicking with another drayman at the
dray stand In Market Space, yesterday, when
Hurlbut received quite q severe cut on tho
right wrist. He went TO the Emergency Hospi.
ml, where the wound was sewed up ind
dressed by DR.. Parsons.
Miss URNI TsUDA, of Japan, who has
been residing with Mrs Charles Lanman, on
West street, since she was little girl, goes
back to Japan next week. The young lady
clan and has embraced the Christian religion,
us also have her parents In Japan.
Mr.. JOHN MAcAULEy, an Inspector of
Forage, yesterday afternoon about $3.50 p. m,
while attempting TO jump from a Pennsyl-
vania avenue car fell and broke his leg near
the hip. He was carried to his home on PeAu-
sylvania avenue, between Four and-a.half and
where received prODDr
cal attendance.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT already looks
something like tho Pyramids of Egypt, not,
however, from the depredatons of relic-hunt'
ers, but from the Indifferent masonry. In
dressing the marble blocks the edges to be
Joined on the outside were left full, and the
setting OF the structure, on account OF Its great
weight, has In many places forced away large
pieces, giving the walls q dilapidated appear
ance.
AT THE semi-annual encampment of the
Department OF the Potomac, Grand Army of
the Republic, held at Grand Army Hall last
night, n resolution was adopted In relation to
the publication OF paper called the Gfand
' Af'ny Journal which purports to be the onlclal
organ OF that organization. Tho resolution
says that the said paper is SIN no sense of the
word an organ OF the Grand Army of the Re-
public, and the assumptions of It's managers
chat 1t represents the opinions OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic is wholly unwarranted
and without foundation"
THE camp.meetng at Jackson Grove
Anne Arundel County, Nd, commenced last
evening under favorable auspices and prom
tses success. Tho attendance is large and the
'stented neld' looks complete and regular
The opening exercises were characterized by
seneS ss e II
steadily progress. Tho grove 10 about twenty
i've miles from this city, on the Baltimore &
Potomac Railroad, and the circle not over 2Ot
yards from the railroad platform. Several
trains stop at tho grounds daily. Washington
is not very largely represented.