The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-09-14
and Rainfall.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE street.lamps will be lighted at $50 p.
m. and eXtlngulshed at 3'1b q. m.
THE police made twenty-eight arrests
during the twenty-four hours ending at
am,
TAKE AFTERNOON trains from Sixth
street station to witness Grand Orlolc Pageant
n Baltimore tonight.
THE Woman's National Labor League
will meet rs usual this evening at tho Corcoran
Building, room 10. All are invited.
JoHN SWAMI colorcd man, who failed
to obey Police Court summons as witness,
was lned 50 to-day for contempt OF court.
TRAINS LEAVE the Sixth-street station
this afternoon for Baltimore at 80, 4 80,
4 40, 80, o 20 and 1880. Special trains re-
turning.
JOHN BIRD, n young colored man, got
away with 400 cigarettes from cigar stand
and has gone 10 jail for thirty days to smoke
them at leisure.
WILLIAM HENRY, charged with being
an unlicensed real estate broker, was before
producing his license.
THE National Tribune for this week is
newscr and moro interesting than usual.
Some marked improvements are noticed In Its
now excellent meke.up.
BEGINNING last evening at sunset, the
observance OF the Hebrew New Year 1913 DO.
gan In this city. Tho celebration continues
until sunset this evening.
MR.. HENRY PETERSEN has received
cable message from MIR. Frank X. Ward, an
nouncing the fact that he Will sail from Liver
pool for homo on day after tomorrow, the 10th
instant.
THE inquest over the body of BENJAMIN
Taylor, who was murdered by Henry Wright,
was held last evening, and verdict given In
accordance with the facts. Wright, 1t viii BIO
remembered, committed suicide when about to
be arrested for the murder.
LAWSON MATTHEWS, Jerry Matthews,
William Brooks, William Neei and Moses
AMI of nj
got after william Honesty, on Bridge street,
on Saturday night, aud were all charged In
.the Police Court to-day with being ,disorderly
and with assaulting Honesty. Neol and Jones
were fined and the others dismissed.
THE bids for the erection of the new
school.houses and the complaint of citizens
living In the vicinity OF Soldiers Home
against Issuing liquor licenses wero the sub
jects under discussion by tho Board OF Com
missioners yesterday. Tho complaints were
referred to the liquor license committee, with
instructions TO confer with the Commission
ers when such applications come before them
SAMUEL A. NUGENT, the manwho was
shot some days ago by Henry Turner, was
buried yesterday at Congressional burying
lice corps of the District, who bore the expen-
SEES. The following officers acted as pall.bear-
ers Sergeant J.. II. Hollinberger Sergeant
Brosman, Sergeant McHenry, oillcers Balkley
and Skilley, and Messrs. hubert, Bowman and
Pierce.
Mr.. JOHN II. WILKERsoN, the District
Inspector Of Steam Boilers, submitted to the
Commissioners to-day his statement OF the
steam boilers belonging TO the District which
lie has inspected during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1882. The report shows that there
are thirty-one boilers in the workhouse, aims
house and public schools. and that many are
in excellent condition. None OF the boilers
are condemned, but minor repairs are sug-
gested In some cases.
SPECIAL trains by the Baltimore & Po-
tomac Railroad. Grand Oriole pageant passes
Calvertstrect station.