The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-06
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

PARAsoLs below cost. Youngs, 1876 9Th ST.
THE police made forty arrests during
the twcniy.four hours ending at % a. m.
GEORGE +. LEMON will build five dwell
inrs in Jefferson Place, at an expense OF SO
600.
Isle A. LORD has pettioncd for divorce
from Charles o. Lord on tho ground OF dosor-
tlon and non.support.
JOHN A. JACKSON, for stealing ton dol
lars from Bernard Robinson, was sentenced to
Jail by Judge Smell to-day.
LABoRERs about the wharves and on the
Potomac boats carly this morning wore over.
coats or heavy single coats.
HENRIETTA J. RUPERT will build five
dwellings I'm an alloy, between N and Il, Fourth
and Fifth streets. The cost is $500,
w. T.. CHANDLER, Secretary of the Navy,
has received permit to onlargo MS residence
on street, between i9 0nd ana Fifteenth
streets, at cost OF $1,000.
PERMITS were issued yesterday to re.
move n colony of small shanties from tholi pres.
cnt location, on ID street southwest, tho lonsc of
the ground upon which they are built having
expired.
MEMBERS of gang who went on n tear
on the glorious Fourth, and, engaging hack,
drove around town nourishlng broom9 and
raising Hados, were lned i've dollars by Judge
Smell to-day.
A ST. GEORGES COUNTY, ND, gardener
reports TO THE CRITIC that an army OF tobacco
worms are moving on and destroying tho to-
matoos; that the cabbage crop IS doing SPLEEN
didly; that tho rye Is ready for tho threashor,
and most Of tho small fruits are harvested.
THE Fire Commissioners held their
regular monthly meeting last night. Jamos +.
Ray, Forest Shocks and Benjamin L. Bach ap-
piled for positions rs fromon. Tho report OF
Chief Cronin showed that there had been
twenty alarms OF fre, entaillng loss OF 50, 1o0
THE Inspector of buildings has rendered
report on the application OF the North Bap.
tist Church for permit to croct a franc addl-
ton TO tho church. Tho report says tho work
would be in violation OF tho regulations, but
would not endanger life, and special permit
might DO Issued
THE will of Margaret II. Byrne filed
with the Register to-day leaves all her per.
sonal property to hor husband in trust, with
power to mortgage lot 80, square 63i, for tho
purpose OF improving the same, and at his
death 10 revert TO Patrick J. Byrnc, stepson of
the decedent, and his nephew Edward t.
Dyrne.
A GAME of baseball was played on tho
Ninth and S streets grounds yesterday oven
ing between the Butchers and n picked nine,
and resulted in q victory for tho latter by a
score OF z TO O.. Judging from the flne playing
ington will have another shining light on the
second base.
THE Critics tow-linc has at last sue
ceeded in pulling tho folding.room OF the
House from its dismal mooring under the
Capitol and locating 1t In Grant Row, where
tho hard.werking men and boys can breathe
fresh air and preserve their health. The re.
moyal was completed yesterday. THE CRITIC
exchanges congratulations to the folding.room
laborer5.
THE Equitable Cooperative Building As
ISOLATION held Its thirty.third monthly meet
Ing Wednesday evening at Marinis Hall, II
II. Twombly, vico-prosident, in the. chair
John JOY Edison, secretary. Ten thousand one
hundred dollars was advanced at an average
premium OF 90 per cent, making the monthly
payment for each 81 900, on return OF princi
pal, s10.S3; and on interest, s5.25.
COMPLAINTS reach this office from SUBJ
scrlbers who fail to get THE CRITIC from post
Offices In places suburban to Washington. II
is believed that the papers In these ofllces are
appropriated by loafers or carelessly handled
by postmasters. 1t Is q Violation OF the posta
laws for postmasters to read, or permit any
one else than the one TO whom mail is ad
from the mails.