The Evening critic., 1882-04-26
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS,

STEPHEN CAssAssA assaulted Alexis Adt
and was fined SO by Judge Smell this MORN
ing.
THE street-lamps will be lighted at 11:i5
T.. m. and extinguishod at 8 80 a. m. This is
the last time that tho lamps will bo lighted
this month.
A BOY named Henry Loveless while
skylarking on street. between Twenty-flfth
and Twenty-siSth streets, yesterday morni ng,
fell and broke his arm.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH was crowded
last night on the occasion of the marriage Of
Mr. J. d. Dewey and Miss Belle Dickson. The
bride wore an elegant travelling costume ana
looked very bewitching.
ANOTHER burglar entered the house of
Mrs. W. 9. Dodge, No. 116 b street, north east
He was fortunately discovered and made
hasy exit without having s'cribbed" any
thing or done any damage.
WHAT makes mans heart glad at this
time Of the year is to wake up on Sunday MORN
ing and find drizzling rain falling--just
enough TO prevent his wife from going To
church and to make the fishing good.
IA ROW had just taken place in the saloon
where they stood. 81 believe In pouring oil
on the troubled waters" said Brown, omphat-
1cally. "Good," said Jeems, who was stand
ing by; "Pll take little fusil oil for mine''
A YOUNG lady employed at the Palais
Royal narrowly escaped serious injury yester.
DAY. The lady was leaving Herdlc when her
skirt caught and she was thrown down and
dragged some distance, but not badly INJURED
THE District Commissioners have directed
that Charles NJ. Skippon and Philip Shea, In
valid members of the Police force, be dropped
from the rolls after the Both instant Neither
OF these gentlemen have been able to do duty
Tor long time.
AMONG the recent victims of the festive
and enterprising burglar are DR.. e. Bessehls
OF the smithsonian, whose house was robbed OF
valuable relics and curiosities, and Mr.. l..
Schade of the Sentinel who lost iewelry ana
wearing apparel.
MYRoN M. PARKER, o. T. Thompson, A.
q. johnson, William A. Wlmsatt, Henry A.
Jones, and L. G. Hine have filed certificate
OF Incorporation as the Consumers Ice Com
pany. The capital of the company is $40. 600.
divided into 1000 shares.
DE MoLAY CoMMANDERY, No. 4, Kpjr'
Templar. about fifty strong, accompau N
twenty-five of their ladies, left this M <flg
on the 10 80 train for Philadelp lphia pa
on visit to Corinthi an Chasseur Commandery
OF that city, by whom they viii be entertained
for the ensuing two days.
GEORGE RYNEAL, JR., desires to convey
10 his friends and the public generally his
grateful acknowledgements OF their many kind
expressions OF sympathy. He is now busily
engaged In repairing damages caused by the
late fire, and expects shortly to have his place
OF business more attractive than ever. His
store, AIS seventh street, is now open, and he
is ready and able to I'LL all orders promptly.
The executive committee of the Colum-
bia Rihe Association, which has been charged
with the reorganization of the club rules as to
price OF entrance fee and monthly dues, will.
report programme for the spring and sum-
mer shooting at a meeting OF all those inter.
ested tomorrow evening in the officers room
OF the Washington Light Infantry Armory A
large number OF applications for membership
on the modified basis will be acted upon at
this meeting.
The Rialto Social Club held q very in
teresting meeting at the residence of Miss
Huntington, 914 Fourth street southeast, on
the evening of April 24. The following mem
bers were present Misses Clara Wilson, Carrie
Cawood, Blanche and Rebecca Dunnington,
May Carroll, Grace Guinand, Sallie Maginnts
Sallie Himer, Mary Fullalove, Grace Neyhardt.
Messrs. William Palmer, r. E. Cook, George
Dunn, Cyrus Moffat, Harry Dove, James Wood
ward, John Stockett. Richard Emmons, Dixon
Snihln. After a very interesting programme
the club adjourned to meet May 8.