The Evening critic., 1882-12-21
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

ONE gallon of catawba for 81, at McCau'
ley & Dellwig's and Dcllwig McCauley's,
capitol Hill.
HARRISON NAPOLEON WAsHINGToN
was the name OF q citizen who went u the
workhouso to-day.
JOHN Rosso, an Italian, who raised a
disturbance in tho county, was lnod by
Judge Smell to-day for dlsorderly conduct.
DANIEL BROWN, vagrant, who was re.
leased from custody yesterday, was In the
tolls again to-day, and will spend month on
the farm.
FRANK NEAL and Peter pioui were
charged In the Police Court to-day with dis
orderly conduct. Neal was fnod 50 and Plous
forfeited collateral.
GENERAL ORRIN L. MANN, Sheriff of
st. jacobs oil; Some time ago was troubled
with rheumatism. 1 tried st. Jacobs OIL,
and was not long sufreror.
IT is understood that efforts are to be
made by the Euclld-Avenuo Congregational
church, Cleveland, to induce Rev. DR.. Rankin,
Of this city, to take charge OF Rev. j. L.
Twitchell's pulpit, the latter having accepted
call 10 Boston.
81 WOULD not live always, | ask not to
stay" We do not wonder, with such cold as
yours, but there is bright side to every
thing, and sunshine even for those racked
with pain. Or. Bulls Cough Syrup never
fails 10 cure the most stubborn cough.
THREE ragged tramps, named respect
lively Jones, Smith and Weldon, were charged
In the Police Court to-day with boing vagrants.
Tho men said they wero penniless and wore
on their way South, and Judge Smell said they
had better tarry and spend the Christmas at
the workhouso.
FRANK CRoEIN, o young man who was
In Judge Snell's dock yesterday charged with
vagrancy and released on his personal bonds,
was before the Court again to-day on tho same
charge. shortly after his release Cronin was
found drunk In Hooker's Division and he has
gone to the farm for ninety days.
IT appears from the Health Officers re-
port that during the month OF November 310
deaths occurred In the District OF Columbia,
giving q death rate OF 20.05 per 1000 per
annum for the total population. The death
rate Is d.00 per LOCO less for tho total popu-
lation than for the month of November last
year, while the death-rate OF both white and
colored is less than the mean death-rato for
| the past nine years.
A MISUNDERSTANDING white man, evi-
| IDENTIFY n tramp, has for some time past been
| lurking In the neighborhood of Columbia and
| Q streets. Last night a man wont to tho door
| OF one of the houses In Columbia street, and
| when the young lady of the house, who was
| alone, opened the door, he took hold of her md
| attempted to enter the house, but was fright
| ened off by her screams. II would be well for
| the police TO watch this Individual.
| ABOUT $50 last night, as Corbin Birch. a
| brakeman on the Baltimore Potomac Rail-
| way, was standing between the cars with the
| coupling-iron In his hand, the cars In front
| gave lurch backward, knocking him down
| between the cars. He managed to crawl out
| from this position while the cars were In mo-
| tion and was picked up and carried to the
| office. DR.. G. NJ. Ford was called In and pro
| nounced him dangerously but not necessarily
| fatally injured. The man was badly squeezed
| between the cars, but no bones were broken
| He was removed to his home, No. 633 street
| northwest.
|