The Evening critic., 1882-05-02
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE police made forty.three arrests dur
ing the twonty-four hours ending at 8 a. m.
THE Equitable Cooperative Building
Association meets at Marini's Hall, tomorrow
evening.
THE Perpetual Building Association
meets at 615 Seventh street northwest
tomorrow evening.
JOHN MOORE, an old tramp with weak
ness for strong expressions, has gone to jail
for fifteen days for profanity.
JOSEPHINE JOHNSON, colored, raised the
echoes last night by torrent Of profanity,
and has been turned over to General Crocker.
SoME chandeliers and gas fixtures sup
posed 10 have been stolen, were found on the
parking at Sixth and streets northwest last
night.
Mr.. w LYLE, an employe of the Navy
YARD. dropped dead in Uniontown yesterday
DR.. Little gave certificate Of death from
heart disease.
Mr.. JOHN Il. Mccoy, clerk in the audi
tors office Of the Baltimore & Potomac Rail
road, at Baltimore, has been appointed ticket
agent of the company in this city.
PRIVATE WATcHMAN BEN KLoETFER,
at prapers Mill and that locality, who acci-
dentally shot himself in the toe last week, has
recovered sufficiently from the Injury 10 re-
sumo his police duties.
THE German Literary Club gave grand
concert and hop at Abner's Hall last night.
An entertaining programme was rendered, In
which Mrs. McCarter, Professor l.. Holer,
william Thlerbach, Miss Anna Dieterich, Miss
pated.
A YOUNG Government clerk named Hen
son, while In company with young lady, was
assaulted at the corner of Il and Fifteenth
streets last night by n man, who knocked him
in the gutter and walked on with the girl.
Nj. James Ferry, private watchman, helped
Henson home.
A GRAND musical and literary entertain
ment will be given at Masonic Hall tomorrow
evening by the Young Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Auxiliary No. 1. The pro
gramme selected for the occasion is a splen
did one, and those who attend Will be amply
repaid for their trouble.
AT the regular drill meeting of the Union
Veteran Corps last night the following named
persons were elected honorary members
Hon S. ?. Rounds, George j. Webb, Colonel
Hunter Brook. Mr.. Charles Danenhower,
brother of the Arctic explorer, was elected an
active member Of the corps.
THE Philharmonic Club last night elec-
ted the following officers President, s.. E.
Middleton; vlce-president N. H. Camp; secre-
tnry, L. Reichenback; treasurer, r. G. Sutton;
librarian, J. Bellows; conductor, Anton,
Goetzer; executive committee, William Wal,
decker, Dr.. j. p. Lewis and Miss Nj. E. Gun
nngham.
A PLEASANT entertainment was given at
the Foundry Church last evening. The pro
gramme was well selected and the various
numbers were exceedingly we'll rendered
Many OF our most prominent amateurs were
among those who took part. The large audi
ence present were liberal and emphatic In
their applause.
THE Produce Exchange Company have
flcd q certificate in the Recorders ofIlce
showing that the capital of the organization Is
$4,000 divided Into 100 shares. The trus
tees for the first year John lCassells
Matthew G. Emery, John W. Thompson
Brainard II. Warner, william Blrney, Halle
Kilbourn, William Il. Chandler, Nehemiah G.
0rdway and Edward II. Tinker, with Johr
Cassells president. The object of the compan,
is to carry on mercantile and marketing busi
ness establishment. The names of the in
corporators are John Cassells, III. G. Emery
William E. Chandler, Hallet Ktlbourn, Samue
W. Cassiden, William Birney, and Preston $
Smith.
THE wings of the Pennsylvania Repub
lcan Association held their meetings las
night, one at Grand Army Hall and the othe
atEarini's. From the first wing committe,
icks, Paul Hersh and j. A. Thompson TO con
fer with the other faction as to some plan o
uniting the two sections. This committes
was admitted TO the Marinl Hail Association
after the latter had elected the following OF
ncers for the ensuing year James X. Mccain
mon, president; b. L. Cranshaw, first vice
president; VIM. NJ. Ash, secretary, and l.. II
Patterson, treasurer. The visiting committee
suggested that similar one be appointed 70
conference on the question of uniting tn
two organizations. This was agreed TO en-
the following named gentlemen were al
pointed on the part OF the Marini Hall wing
Mesfrs. j. S. Blair, Il. l.. Townsend and Josepl
III. Wilson. On motion the association ad
Iourned to meet the third Monday in thi
month.
PARsoN and people. physician and pa
tieflt all use and recommend st. Jacobs OIL.