The Evening critic., 1882-09-19
III VTTcmncrnture nnd nninfnII.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE street-lamps Will be lighteu.atV y.
m. and eXtnguished at 3;Io n. M
THE northwestern section of the city is
bowling again for the garbage man.
SAMUEL JOHNSON. tall negro, who
raised tho echoes OF Louso alley, has takon
lodgings at the workhousc for fifteen days.
CHARLES JOHNSON, n young colored man,
was charged In the Police Court to.day with
refusing TO assist Oflcer Marr In making an
arrest.
SARAH CHIN, n celored woman, got into
n little difficulty with Emma Duckett, and
threatened 10 cut her open, and has been put
under bonds to keep the peace.
JOHN JOINS, n colored boy, undertook to
abuse oflcer Branson for arrestlng someot
his companions and has been sent down for
disordefly conduct and profanity.
BENZ. LEWIS and Annie Pinn, an aGe:-
tionate negro couple who did their courtlng on
the public street, have gone TO the workhouse
for being dlsorderly and obstructing the side
walk.
THE game between the Interior and
PostofIice mines did not come OF yesterday,
owing TO the nonappearance of the former
club 1t Is understood that the Interiors have
disbanded.
DIR. THEODORE MEAD, the efficient
statisiclan OF the Health Onice, has been ap-
pointed n medical examiner In the Pension
Office, and has resigned his position In the
Health ONCE.
GEORGE ScHRIER, bar-keeper doing
business on Ninth street extended, was fined
S105 by Judge Bundy to-day for selling
liquor without n license. Several witnesses
testified 10 buying liquor In retail quantities.
SAMUEL BUTLER, an elderly colored
man, was charged in the Police Court TO day
with violating the health ordinance by carry
ing refuse vegetable matter through the
streets In uncovered wagons. Five dollars
1nc was imposed.
LIEUTENANT JOHN +. KELLY who has
for nearly two years performed the arduous
duties OF night inspector OF the Police Depart
ment, assumed control OF the Seventh Police
D~za aN.aat laN~ 20
Austin, who has been detailed to perform the
duties OF night inspector.
THE wooden footwalk on street, be-
tween North Capitol street and New. Jersey
avenue, which Is occasionally repaired by the
Baltimore h Ohio Railroad Company Is now
sadly In need of attention. II Is mass OF
holes, rotten splinters and projecting spikes,
which make walking dangerous, especially
after dark.
A GRAND anniversary entertainment
will he given by the deacons trustees and
building committee OF shiloh Baptist Church,
streets, beginning tomorrow evening and
continuing two days. The proceeds VIII be
devoted 10 building and other purposes. An
eficient committee Will manage the affair.
AGNES SEXTON, colored woman, has
been residing in tho same house with Mr..
johnson, also colored, and Mrs. johnson, the
deserted wife, called yesterday afternoon to
claim her husband. The two women fought
desperately for some minutes and were
finally separated by the police. The Sexton
woman was fined SO or thirty days Tor as
saulting Mrs. Johnson.
MOSES WINTERS, q colored man, who is
the leading spirit In gang OF South Washing
ton darkies who play "sweat' In alleys ana on
vacant lots was before the Police Court to-day
TO answer charges Of obstructing the sidewalk,
disordcrly assembly and boisterous conduct,
and was sent TO the workhouse for thirty days
Sweat is played extensively in South Washing
ton for 1ve-cent stakes, and the police are ell.
deavoring to break up the game, which Is gen.
orally followed by fight, and is conducive OF
all sorts OF disorder.