The Evening critic., 1882-06-27
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

PARAsoLs below cost. Young's, 136 9TH st.
THE street. lamps will not be lighted
again this month.
SOPHIA HARRIS died at the Poorhouse
yesterday at the age OF los years.
THE police made forty five arrests during
the twenty-four hours ending at o a. m.
EDWARD BRYAN, an old colored man,
was sunstruck Yesterday afternoon on Elgh-
teenth street northwest.
JUDGE 3. Y. JAMES, a lawyer of this
city, died yesterday Of heart disease at his
residence, 1910 r street.
A coLoRED female infant was left on the
steps OF No. 1851 Samson street, and taken
to St. AIMS Infant Asylum.
A posToFFIcE has been established at
Oakwood, Rockingham County, Va, aud C. NJ.
Martz appointed postmaster.
ROBERT u. FUGITT was convicted to-day
by Judge Smell of keeping an unlicensed eat
ing saloon In West Washington.
Mr.. F. FREUND, the caterer, was given
n week s time by Judge Smell to-day to produce
his license as an eating-house keeper.
THE War Department and Postotfice De-
partment mines played game of baseball yes
terday. The Posto1ice boys won by q score
OF 8 to Z.
CHARLES CLARK, the one-legged veteran
who plays prominent part in the Police Court
fifteen days for profanity.
WILLIAM A. MELoY, of this city, has
States district attorney to attend to some
United States cases in Pueblo lands at st. Jose,
California.
A FIRE at 3 a. m. summoned the de-
partment to frame house occupied by
Thomas Lone, No. HOS Twenty-sixth street
northwest The loss was about 5000; fully
covered by insurance.
THE cases against the agents Of the
steamers Mattano and Lady OF the Lake,
charged with conducting unlicensed bars,
were continued until Wednesday, the 9th
prox,, by Judge Smell day.
EMMETT BUSH, young man, was
charged In the Police court to-day with rob
bing the money-drawer of William McLean's
wood and coal establishment. The case was
continued to permit the defense to prove an
alibi.
LoEFLER's GARDEN was last night the
scene of picnic given for the benefit Of the
Sabbath-school of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation. Tho attendance was large, both
of adults and children. The proceeds Will be
devoted to the replenishment OF tho sunday
School library.
DIR. THOMAS Z. McARDLE left yesterday
morning for the Fauquier White sulphur
Springs, where he Will assume the'posltion of
resident physician at the hotel. To be ply.
sicked by 'Mc' and fed by Tenney would
cover the ribs Of old Father Time with heavy
layer of adipose tissue.
DIR. GoDDING and the physicians of the
Insane Hospital made an exhaustive examln-
alton ofthe case of L. @. Ingersoll nov de-
tained there as insane. The result OF the ex-
nothing in Mr.. Ingersolls case to indicate
permanent insanity, but that speedy return
TO normal mental health might be looked for.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the suit was
concluded of Jueneman and others, Knights
OF st. George, against Nicholas May, late trea.
surer, and Phil. May, his surety, to recover
certain money which Nicholas May failed to
pay over to the society one year after Phil.
May had been superseded as surety on N
Mays bond by another bondsman. Judge
Macarthur instructed the jury to flnd yer
nt faf.G GDnn IN tpG Nav "a a,1ra nd for
the whole amount claimed against May, the
treasurer.
AT A regular meeting of Sumner Lodge
No. 176, 1. o. of l., the following officers Were
duly Installed for six months from July 1
1882, by Brother John A. Mason, p. @. of O
and d. d. G.. NJ. Judson Malvin, O. OF @.
Samuel Lecount Cook, w. NJ; John II. Smith
Wv. NJ; Richard Colbert, r. s.; Lewis w
Marshall, W. A. p; Il. @. Shields, p. n. NJ.
Abram Acweth, o. c.; Henry Owens, /. @. ON
GERS holding over to January 1, 1883: Franci
r. Oliver, q. S.; George W. Dickson, W. Il.
Rev. William Richardson, VIC. The treas
urer's report shows the order to be In q goot
financial condition.
JOHN HUGHES, the proprietor of tenn
perance restaurant in Georgetown, wa
charged In the Police Court to-day with selling
liquor without a license. The testimony wa
that Mr.. Henry Raff purchased beer In the es
tablishment The defense claimed that liq
uor was never sold, but a few bottles OF bee
were kept for the use of his wife, and that tn
bar was In charge of an irresponsible perso
mistake. Judge Smell said the case was one /
which the verdict Of a jury should be oil
tained, and he would hold the defendan
await the action Of the Grand Jury.