The Evening critic., 1882-12-02
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

The first orchestral concert under the
direction Of Professor Bornays, VIII BIO given at
Lincoln Hall, December 49,
A VERY large audience attended Rev. w.
II. Boolos lecture on temperance at tho Met
rOpolitnn NJ. Il. Church last night.
The first number of the Industrial Re.
Tio5r, NJ 500 street, is In the hands OF news
dealers and newsboys this day. Road It.
ALFRED ALLISON, Margaret Sullivan
and Annie Williams were sont TO the work.
house to-day for being loud and bolstcrous.
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER will lee
ture on Evolution and Revolutions, Docom.
her ., at Lincoln Hall, instead OF "dood
Nature, " as heretofore announced.
YOUNG and middle-aged men suffering
from nervous debility, premature old age, loss
send three stamps FOR part VII. OF pamphlets
Issued by Worlds Dsponsary Medical Associa-
ton, Buffalo, N. Y.
THE fair committee Of the Columbia
Boat Club have not yet finished counting tho
receipts from the fair. President Coon said
this morning that tho club would realize over
$4,000. This money will DO expended In on
larging the boathouse.
Mr.. Boz LARENTz, of Frederick, Va,
who has spont Thanksgiving day 80 pleasantly
with his friends In this city, returned home
to-day. He wore trophy In tho shape Of n
beautiful gold medal which was presented to
him for fast telegraph operating and ia an
honor worthy OF him.
CHARLES Il. DoNNELLY was charged in
the Police Court to-day with keeping an I'M
licensed bar. Donnelly has already been
year and fined by Judge Smell and the third
case being established fine S150 was I'M
posed. Donnelly's place has been closed up.
THE first cases for failing TO remove
were John o'Neil and Michael o'Neil, and per.
sonal bonds were accepted In both cases, as
is usual with tho first cases presented every
George r..
flned 80. The law In these casess which house,
holders had better observe, Is that the Side
walks should be cleaned within four hours
after the snow has ceased falling, and tho
usual penalty for the first violation OF the law
is 50, although fno of 50 can DO imposed.
THE Unity Club met in the elegant sa-
loon parlors OF II. d. Moulton, esq, on Ninth,
between and streets northwest, last night.
Mrs. II. A. Phillips opened tho exercises by
singing the "Flower Song" from "Faust." Pro.
Iessor sidd @, read paper entitled "a Great
| "Not For Gold or Precious Stones," and In ro-
Spouse to an encore gave 81 Cannot Sing the
| Prologue" by DR.. Holmes. Mrs. j. G. Mills
sang Tostls' "Good.Bye," received All encore,
and sang "Let EN- Co." Miss. Chase gave a
recitation, Mr.. Collins sang, and Mrs. Loavltt
gave plano solos.
MARIA GARNER, young colored woman
| OF ladylike appearance and neatly dressed,
came up out OF the dock at Police Court to an.
swer charge of larceny. Mr.. Moore nolle
|
| acquitted, and the restitution of the property
| was ordered. Judge Bundy, who appeared
| for the prisoner, said tho arrest and prosecu.
| tlon had been malicious and groundless, and
| that the woman was OF recognized Integrity
and good character. 1t VIII be remembered
| that sensational stories have been circulated
| about this woman being connected with ex-
| tensive robberies OF clothing and Iowolry from
| the Arlington Hotel and other places, but Tho
| charges were all OF malicious character.
| EDWARD TULLEY, Joshua Mulley and
| Charles Reynolds, three notorious pickpock-
| cts, were before Judge Smell to-day charged
| with the larceny OF n pocketbook containing n
| small sum Of money from Mr.. Joseph O. Hol-
| ton, OF ohio. Mr.. Holton testified that the
| three men hustled him Into a Pennsylvania
| avenue car, and that Tully pushed up against
| him and shortly afterward tho three men left
| the cur and Holton discovered that he had
| been robbed. Detectives McDevitt and voss
were looking for pickpookets and arrested the
| three men as they were leaving the car ant
| found the pocketbook in Tulleys hands
Judge Smell sentenced Tulley to six months IN
| jail and an appeal was taken to tho Criminal
| Court. Tho other mon were dismissed, as the
| evidence was not considered conclusive.