The Evening critic., 1882-01-28
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS,

weather Will prevail IN Ine Otuii oCUUcS 1uu
Ohio Valley during Sunday.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
FoRTYs1x arrests were made by the
police yesterday.
JAMES II. CHEEK was to-day put under
$500 bonds for beating his wife.
STREET LAMPS will be lighted at mid
night to night and extingui shed at $50 a
BISHOP PfNcRNEY will preach at the
Church of the Ascension tomorrow at 7:30
p. m.
TuE POLICE express Indignation Mt the
proposition to abolish the payroll for ili
GERS disabled or worn out in the ser vice.
IT is understood that Defrees has so
nearly exhausted the appropriation for
printing that deficiency of $500,0o0 will
have to be asked for.
THOMAS J. MIDDLETON has registered
in the list of rum-soalSed tramps who have
felt the weight of Judge SHELLS wrath.
Thirty days is the sentence
DR. CHEW states that Mr., Goslin, who
fell from his wagon in Georgetown yester-
= day, and sustained serious injuries, will re-
cover from the effects of his fall.
ENocH SMITH, colored boy about II
years old, was to-day sent to the Reform
School by Judge Smell. Smith is common
little thief and got his just deserts.
WILLIAM HUDSON, q colored man, paid
the usual fine for disorderly conduct, at tho
Police Court to-day for raising disturb
ance on Pennsylvania avenue last night.
THE full dress drill of Co. A at their ar
mory last night, with the dancing that
followed, constituted one of the most pleas
ant evening gatherings of the season.
GEoRGIANNA JONES and Alice Johnson
broke into vacant house at Third and
nrri nv M f1n1
$40 each to-day for destroying private
property.
JUDGE SMELL. to-day sent William john
son, colored, down to board with Gen.
Crocker for six months. The charge against
William was for stealing lot of miscel-
laneous furs.
STEPHEN CAssAsA, who keeps q fruit
store under the st. Marc Hotel, was this
morning fined by Judge Smell for occupying
more space on the Sidewalk than the law
allows. An appeal was noted.
J. S. MCMILLAN, w. b. Parish, A. A.
Hull, Vim. NJ. Keightly, ]. H. Mcdaniel,
Geo. Sears, and j. S. Piper, were witnesses
before the grand jury to-day in the Star
route cases, and gave testimony in connec-
ton with certain routes controlled by ex-
Senator Dorsey.
CHARLES MALLwooD and John Wash
ington, two colored boys, were convicted
in the Police Court to-day, of being petit
thieves doing business among the market-
mems wagons. Judge Smell sentenced the
defendants to thirty days each.
REVIVAL services will begin this Satur-
day evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Free
Methodist Church, Massachusetts avenue,
near Seventh street northwest. Holiness
meeting at O'Clock p. m. "The Lord is
mighty to save" Come and see.
THE violation of any of natures laws
brings its warning by the feeling of dis
comfort Exposure will induce colds,
throat diseases, consumption, ETC., all of
which give warning by troublesome
cough Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in
time, and remove both the cause and effect
of your discomfort.
MR.. ELLERY G. FORD trusted some sill
verware and other Christmas presents to a
colored messenger on December 2f, and
neither presents nor messenger were seen
again until yesterday, when Eliza Mum
ford, a well. known sneak thief, was ar
rested and identified as the thief. Mum.
ford will partake of the luxuries of Gen.
Crocker's winter resort for sixty days.
THE information that John Waldon, a
Virginian, who was subject to temporary
insanity, had been missing from his home
at Manassas for two weeks, and was sup
posed to have come to this city, was com
nunicated to Police Headquarters and a
description given. Less than an hour later
person answering the description was ar
rested and duly identified as the missing
man.
SPECIAL OFFICER YOUNG took q boy
named Charles Gibbs to the Fifth Precnc
station and subsequently to the Emergency
Hospital, yesterday afternoon, for medca
treatment. Gibbs was at the Comiqu
yesterday and became involved in fgh
with another boy, when Officer Young sep
arated them and endeavored to put Glib
out when the latter fell or was throw
down the stairs and fractured his left an
Ele.
Mr.. JOHN L. PARKER, who, for
number of years was one of the leading
choristers at the Church of the Advent
in Boston, has been engaged as precento
of the surpliced choir now being formed a
the Church of the Incarnation in this city
TIE society has made negotiations for
new organ to be placed on the right of tn
chancel. Messrs Jardine & Co., of Ne,
York, the builders of the organ in 81
Patrick's Cathedral, will construct the neN
instrument. The opening of the organ an
Inauguration of the chancel choir vii
take place ON Easter Sunday.
Before the House Elections Committee
today, a sharp discussion occurred
the Mackey. O'Connor protest case. Co
Sypher and Mr.. Mackey appeared ft
Mr.. Mackey and:Gen. W. Z: Earle and Gel
Payne appeared for Mr.. Dibbel.
ALL ex. Union soldiers, members of I'll
Grand Army of the Republic and oth'
organizations, are earnestly requested
meet at Grand Army Hall, Ninth and
streets, tomorrow Sunday, for the pu
pose of attending in body the funeral
the late Gen. Robert b. Mitchell, of Kansa
who commanded the cavalry forces of I'll
Army of the Southwest during the war, s.
notice of hour in Sunday papers.
The bohemian Club.