The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-11-29
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE street.lamps will be lighted at $40
p. m. and oxtlnguished at 10 10 m. .
JOHN PuGu. Washington's favorito
tonor, Will sing NJ the concert at tho Congrega-
tionnl Church Tomorrow Thanksgiving night.
- An advertisement of three lines under
tho head OF wanted, for sale or rent lost and
found or personal, can be inserted In THE
EVENING CRITIC three times for 20 cents.
MICHAEL NOLAN got intoxicated last
evening and had n little discussion with his
wife, which was Interrupted by Police Onlcer
Block. Nolan was sent down for seven days TO
get sober.
ALEXANDER WARREN. a colored boy,
was charged In the Police Court % day with
stealing a pair OF pantalOons aud n pruning
knife from John A. Saul, and was sentenced
10 80 days In Jail.
MISS EVA MILLS, tho fivorite soprano of
Washington, mud Miss Eta Maddox, the favor.
Ito soprano OF Baltimore, Will sing Mt the con-
cort at the Congregational Church tomorrow
Thanksgiving night.
HARDLY EVER has such an array of ar
tistic talent been presented in n single on.
tertainment us is advertised By Goodwill Com.
mandery, order of the Golden Cross, for
Thanksgiving night at tho Congregational
Church.
You've and middle aged men suffering
from nervous debility and premature old ago
loes OF memory aud kindred symptoms
should send three stamps for part VII Of
pamphlets Issued by Worlds Dlspensary
MARIA GARNER, colorod servant al
legged TO have been connected with number
Of robbories or clothing and jewelry, was bo.
fore tho Police Court today, represented by
Judge Bundy and Captain Wall, on charge Of
the larceny fsmall household articles from
her employer, Mrs. Edwards.
LONDON COUGH SYRUP Is not only safe
In Its actions, but sure In Its OBJECTS; ono bottle
often cures. know OF two or three cases
where It has cured fixed cough of long stand.
Ing. Try II and be convinced. 1t is in the
reach OF every one. Only 10 cents Il bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
A RESOLUTION has been adopted by the
Master Plumbers Association setting forth
that the work upon the contract for heating
tho Gales andiWobster school building should
have been finished within tho time specified,
and;that tho apparent efforts of officials to
shield tho contractor should BIO condemned.
FREDERICK W. WYRIcK, the proprietor
OF barroom on Indiana avenue near Second
street, who has several charges of keeping an
unlicensed bar pending against him, was be-
fore tho Police Court once more to-day,
Special License Agent Ran and Onlcer Clrt3r
having mado another case against him.
Judge Smell imposed tho Highest penalty
$3.50 fine or 60 days In jail, and an appeal -
the higher court was noted.
THE case of Louis II. Bart, cigar
manufacturer, charged with defraudlng tho
fnternal.revenue OF the sum OF thirty cents,
being the tax on nifty cigars, was decided yes.
terday In the Criminal Court by verdict OF
not guilty, thereby dispelling the cloud of dis.
honesty which has been hanging over the de-
PENDANT, young man In the wholesale cigar
manufacturing business, for some months,
thus defeating the aim Of an internal-revenue
deputy collector who pressed this case through
malice and spite.
In the Criminal Court yesterday Justice
Wylie oyerruled motions for new trials and
passed sentence IN the following cases Sandy
Bruce, convicted a few days ago of assault
with intent to kill Sidney Mcfarland aud
Frank II. Lingbach, guards at the jail; sen.
fenced to the penteniary for two years in ono
and suspended in the other case. Henry
Pinkney, assaulting policeman; two years.
william Simms, housebreaking In the day.
ten years. George W. Robey, assault with In
tent to kill oflcer Quinlan; two years. George
Parker, housebreaking In night; Ave years.
FRANK ID. WOLFE, through his solicitor,
Mr.. II. s. Davis, to-day filed n petition ad
dressed TO the Supreme Court of this District,
asking permission to change his surname to
Reynolds. He represents that he was born in
Troy, N. Y, June Z, 1857, and when two years
has ever since resided. His reasons for max
Ing the application are that he has two half.
brothers whose names are Reynolds; that all
OF his acquaintances call him by that name,
and for several years he has conducted all his
business by that name, and he has never been
known by any other name since he was q small
boy; also that he married his present wife by
children they would be known by that name.
In addition, he Is one of three heirs to a con.
siderable estate, so that in the event OF his
death his widow would be greatly embarrassed
In establishing his identity and hor legal
right, and great complications might arise In
volving protracted legal proceedings to estab-
lish his identity and secure her Inheritance.