The Evening critic., 1882-06-10
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.


A RED ticket given to 81 buyers, Young's
STREET-LAMPs will be lighted at $50
7. IN. and extinguished at 2 $50 a. IN.
BETTE MURRAY, a frail maiden, has
gone 20 jail for 30 days for vagrancy.
THE police made thirty-fve arrests
during the twenty-four hours ending at o a. m
FRIENDSHIP LODGE No. IL, |. o. o. f.,
will give a grand family excursion to Glymont
June 10. See future notices.
FRANK BURcH and Joseph Hall were
committed to the Workhouse to-day fol 90 days
for being suspicious characters.
THE E-street Musical Circle have been
engaged to sing at n concert given by the Wash
ington Frwhel Society In tho E-street Baptist
Church June 16.
ALBERT SCoTT, colored man, for
snatching package which Pete Terry, lit
tie boy, had found on the street, has been
fined 81 by Judge Smell.
THERE will be meeting of the Board of
Managers OF the Associated Charities OF the
District Monday evening, June 10, at Z 80
o'clock There Is a vacancy In the board which
is 10 be filled.
CHARLES JULES GUITEAU will have but
three more Sundays 10 spend in this "vale of
tears" Twenty days from to-day he Will do
the grand trapeze act without the assistance
Of any one save the trap-springer."
EVELYN NJ. LYMAN has entered suit
for divorce from Waddy D. Lynham, and asks
that he be restrained from disposlng of his
her alimony and reasonable counsel fees.
WM. JOHNSON and Charles Ritz, two
newsboys, for raising disturbance at the Star
Office, were fined by Judge Smell TO day. John
son was also charged with assaultlng the
special watchman and the case was nolle pros
cquied.
THE collector of customs of GEORGETOWN,
d. c., has imposed a fine of $500 on the
steamer Mary Washington for violating the
law III using dangerous Illuminating fluids on
board Of that vessel, thus endangerlng the
lives OF the passengers.
Miss JENNIE SMITH, the railroad evan
gelist, accompanied by her co-laborers, Miss
Adelaide sherman, of boston, and MIR. George
W. Perrin, Of Baltimore, passed through this
city yesterday on the way to their several
homes, where they go for rest after their Wig
orous campaign in West Virginia. They held
q meeting at the Baltimore * Ohio Railroad
depot at O'Clock this afternoon and Will
leave on the 4 40 trainfor Baltimore, where
they are advertised to conduct services to-
morrow.
THE long-looked-fora and much talked of
game between the PostofIlce and Treasury
mines came of AT the National grounds yes-
terday, and proved to be very one-sided af-
fair, the score at The close standing % to 3 In
favor Of the Postoffice nine. The spectators,
however, seemed to be well pleased with the
game, especially as every facility was afforded
for their comfort. Several policemen were on
hand to enforce good order, and chairs were
provided for ladies, of whom quite a number
witnessed the game.
al MEEllNt oi the Olasslcdi society,
held last evening the studio Of Miss Ransom
the Rev. Byron Sunderland, d. D., read an In
teresting and highly humorous paper on
"Metempsychosis," which was well received
by the intelligent audience present. DIR. sun
derland was followed by Judge Shellabarger In
few pertinent remarks. John Sayary, esq,
OF the Library OF Congress, then read an elo.
quent paper on "Metempsychosis," under the
aspect OF plant life. Tho discussion of the
subject was continued by q. Fltz James Col
burn, DR.. Antsell, Professor L. b. Elliott, Mr.
Il. II. Peters, and others. This the la
meeting for the eseason OF the society. After
vote Of thanks to the essaylsts OF tho evening
and TO Miss Ransom for her efforts In behal
of the society, the meeting adjourned.