The Evening critic., 1882-10-09
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.


THE strctt.lamps will be lighted at 6lO
p. m. and oxtngulshed at 1Ol5 Pc M
BRIDGET RYAN, n vagrant and prosti-
tutc, was committed TO the workhouse by
Judge Smell.
FRANK WHITNEY, negro thief got
ninety days In the workhouso today ns n sus-
piciOus character
LrASA EDWARDS, n colored woman, was
fined by Judge Snoil to-day for max Ing nm ln'
decent exposure OF her person In the street.
SANDY LACY, n colorcd man, for
felted 20 collateral In the Police Court to-day
for cruelty driving bay marc with s're
back.
AUGUSTUS BRTEN pleaded guilty in the
Police Court to-day 10 disturbing tho quiet OF
the sabbath and cursiug and swearing and
was fned 80.
JOHN COLE an old colored man, who
took brief slumber on the street last night
was fined 50 by Judge Smell to-day for OBJ
structing the sidewalk.
PARTIES desiring to see the new lots at
Hyattsyille, Nd, with view to Investment arc
requested 10 call upon l.. D. Wine, corner
Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest
JOHN +. HANsLEY, man of good ap-
pearanco and respectfully dressed, was before
Judge Smell to-day charged with vagrancy,
and was committed TO the workhousc for
thirty days.
COAL OIL or petroleum may be very
nice for illuminating or lubrlcating purposes,
cough with. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Is looked
upon as the standard cough remedy.
THE funeral Of Mr.. VIII Shea, who was
well-known In baseball circles, took place
yesterday afternoon, and was largely at
tended by his former associates Of the Creigh-
ton Club, OF which he was member
JOHN GAVIN, the driver of n night.liner,
was before Judge Smell to day charged with
violating the hack law by letting his hack
stand In front OF the uptown hotels lato at
night soliciting customers. Judge Smell took
his personal bonds.
CHARLES ScHRoTu and others, heirs.at-
law Of Mary Ann Miller, have begun an ami
cable suit In equity seeking the sale OF parts
of lots 13 and IA, square 0i2, and dlstrlbu-
ton OF the proceeds according to the respective
interests of each party.
MR.. L. A. NEWMAN, attorney for Rachel
A. Moore, guardian OF her infant children, has
commenced suit In equity against william II.
Moore and others for an account and sale OF
lot 30, square 3O5, as subdlvlded by william
II. Gunnell and TO revert her dover interest in
lots and 10, square $50.
JUDGE SMELL. to-day rendered decision
in the case OF Michael Foley, tho auctlOneor,
charged with failing to pay one and one-half
imported from Baltimore. Tho Judge held
that the charge had been fully sustained, and
imposed fine of 800. Foley noted an ap-
peal to the Criminal Court
CHARLIE BANKS the well.known come.
dian and variety actor, who was recently re-
leased by Judge Sncll on his personal bonds
TO leave town, was before tho Police Court
again to-day TO answer to the charge OF being n
habitual drunkard and vagrant Banks
pleaded guilty and was committed for three
months In default Of bonds.
MEssRs. GORDON & GORDON, solicitors
for Caroline w. Payne, have filed n petition for
divorce from Robert II. Payne. Her maiden
name was Caroline Walker, and she was mar
ried TO the defendant in this city on january
Z, 1870, by Rev. Parker II. Sweet, and charges
that her husband deserted and abandoned her
on September /, 1850. She further asks per-
mission TO resume her maiden name.
DR. WILLIAM Il. OKIE, living at 515
Twelfth street, had q servant girl employed
at his house arrested saturday for the larceny
Of n valuable gold watch and ring his per-
sonal property. The girl was arrested by
Sergeant Hcfrnor, TO whom she confessed that
she had sold the articles TO q ieweler named
were all recovered, DR.. Okic refused to pro-
coed against her, being satisfied that the girl
is n half simpletOD.
THE funeral of Mr.. John r. Murray took
place Saturday from his late residence, 2l7
Four.and.a-half street northwest, and was
largely attended. The coffin was covered
with many handsome floral tributes. Rev
Father Walter was the officiating clergyman
The pall-bearers were James l.. Barbour
John II. Semmcs, W. d. Wyvlll, Joseph Shil
lington. J. II. Dlackfnn and william II. Morrl
eon. Tho intcrment was In tho family vault
Congressional Cemetery.
At Hamline M. L. Church yesterday the
pastor, Rev. s. NJ Hartsock, preached to
large audience, relative TO the duties and re
sponsibilities Of church members, after whicl
the names OF forty.three were called to be re
ceived into full membership II was n ver,
solemn and impressive occasion. At night tn
pastor preached from the text, "The WOrl,
Turned Upside Down." followed by revlya
service. Two came forward for prayers. Th
choir, under the leadership OF fGoorgo Harrles
rendered excellent music.