The Evening critic., 1882-10-13
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE street-lamps will be lighted nt 8
p. m. and extlnguishod at 1l5 n. III.
THE bond oi Henry A. Brawner, con
stable, was to-day approved by the Court In
Danc.
JoHN JACKSON, charged with as5aulting
Annie Parker, was acquitted in the Criminal
Court today.
WIN. b. JOHNSON, q colored man. who
fired pistol on Rhode Island avonuo last
night was fined $50 by Judge Smell to-day for
carrying concealed weapons,
IT Is reported that lady was waylaid
on the street in tho extreme western part OF
the city Tuesday evening by two c0lored men,
who attempt to rob her. Citizens came to the
ladys assistance and tho thieves escaped.
APPLICATIONS for barroom licenses for
the next license year are pouring In at tho
rate OF twenty or thirty per day. Nlnety.slx
twenty-five were added to tho number to-day.
LIZZIE SoMMERvILLE, q colored woman
was charged In the Police Court to-day with
being an unlicensed produce dealer, and tho
case was dismissed on evidence being given
that she raised all the produce which she
sold.
FRANK ROLLINS another of the young
men who assaulted Of1lcer Aldrch on the ID
OF August last, was arrested yesterday and
held for the Grand Jury by Judge Smell to-day.
The rest OF the men who participated In the
AFFAIR are awaiting trial.
WIN. MATTINGLY, Kate Kurtz, Cath
crime Youman and other inmates OF n den.
revelry, were In tho dock at Police Court to-.
day and were varlously disposed of on charges
OF vagrancy, assault, dlsorderly, etc.
The property on Washington Heights,
head of Connecticut avenue, offered by Pres
brey Green, $50 Seventh street, will troble
in value when Garfield avenue Is opened from
Sixth street reservoir 10 Georgetown. A small
cash payment and monthly lnstallments so.
cures choice locations.
THE Potomac Archers have Just received
an invitation TO shoot in tho prize contest at
Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, October 90,
during the Bi.Centennial Celebration, aud 1t
is quito likely a tenn OF gentlemen at least
will go over, as Messrs. Bartlett Fluit Maxon,
Pickett and others have the matter undor
consideration.
STEPHEN TURNER, colored man,
pleaded guilty In the Police Court to-day TO
assaulting his wife, Frances Turner, by strik-
ing her In the face. Turner explained that he
man, and deemed It his duty TO lick the man
and pound his wife, and having done 80 was
willing TO pay fine.
CHARLES TUDGE, young man residing
in Georgetown, was charged In the Police
Court to-day with making threats OF personal
violence to James Morgan n saloon keeper.
The evidence was that Tudge broke the win
dows OF the saloon and threatened to kill the
proprietor, and Judge Smell said the prisoner
must give 800 bonds to keep the peace or 60
to jail for six months.
WILLIAM HARRISON. q colored boy
pleaded guilty In the Police Court to-day "a
lie property, by defacing asphalt pavement
on Second street southeast. The evidence was
that the boy threw stones into the new-laid as.
phalt and otherwise defaced 1t before 1t had
been properly rolled. The boy was sentenced
TO SO or thirty days In Jail and preferred tho
latter.
AT the regular weekly meeting of the
Clan-na-Gael Association, held last nigh t, re-
solutions were passed denying the charge
that has been made against Captain Condor
by the Philadelphia papers that he had
sold out the land league vote to the Repub-
licans, and also Indignantly denying the
assumption that any man could have IL In
his power TO control the vDte OF single Irish
ing the associations complete confidence In
Captain ConGons political and personal char.
acter.
AT Gonzaga College the award of tickets
for September were: Poetry, T. j. Shea, j. z
Curtin; second grammar, W. Il. Sullivan
les, T. NJ. Harvey; first rudlments, II. A. Pro
bey,J. S. Moran; second rudiments, W. Mahony
first English. g. W. A. Garner, j.. j. Feehan
second English, John O'Leary, W. L. Adam.
bra, II. NJ Harvey, j. +. Hussoy; first arlth
metic, j. Flanagan; second arithmetic, W
O'Donnell q. Hickey; third arithmetic, II
White; bookkeeping, l.. L. Preston, j. i
Brooks.
A LARGE number of Washingtonians wit
messed the marriage OF Mr.. Alonzo @. Hays an(
Miss Mary c. Reed at Arlington, Va, yester
day. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
II. Riddle, OF Falls Church, Ralph Baldwin
acting as best man with Miss Mary Hays, sis
ter 10 the groom, as bridesmaid. The usheri
were II. O. Corbett and DR.. Munson, OF the
Emergency Hospital. After the ceremony tn,
bridal party were banquetod by the brldei
parents, and humorous costly presents were
presented to the.bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
then started on an extended tour through tn
South.