The Evening critic., 1882-08-21
Tcmncrnturc aud Rninrnu.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE street lamps will he lighted at 0
p. m. and extinguished at n. m.
THE police mado thirty-ono arrests du-
ring the twenty.four hours ending at9a. m.
T. b. MEDARY, of Washington, ID, g., Is
autographed at the windsor.-Dehrer World,
i6M.
ELEcTIYe President and recommend
Ing ST. Jacobs oil are the business OF tho true
citizen.
MARRIAGE licences were issued to-day to
Anthony Addison and Mary Driver and James
Crates and Amanda L. Robey.
JOSEPH BEEKMAN, an elderly gentleman,
fell while descending tho Capitol stops yos.
terday afternoon and was severely cut over tho
eye and otherwise injured.
AMONG the vagrants Gagged by Judge
BuEdy to-day were George Hnslcy, Charles
Price, Joseph Green, sallio Robinson, william
Koarncy and Annie o'Brlen.
Mrs. ANGELO T.. CRYER, the wel.known
colored planlst, OF this city, left this morning
for Leavenworth, Kansas, tc accept the POSI-
tion as pianist for a musical organization.
AT recent meeting of the board of trus.
tees OF the~GlenwoOd Cemotery tho old of.
ncers were reelected, and Lewis Clephano and
Judson S. Brown were appointed trustees to
I'LL vacancies.
LYMAN SpRAGuE, well-known in this
city rs temperance orator and member OF the
Y. NJ. @. A., was In the dock at Police Court to-
day as IN habitunl drunkard, aud released on
his personal bonds not to repeat the oIonse.
tlonate colored couple, who have for several
weeks begged on the streets for living, were
In the Polico Court to-day, charged with va
grancy and sentenced to sixty days In the
Workhouse each.
THE following games will be played by
the Departmental League this week: Monday,
Postofllce and Printing ONCE; Tuesday, Inte-
rior and War; Wednesday, Printing ONCE and
postoflice; Thursday, War and Interior; Fri.
day, Interior and Printing ONCE; Saturday,
War and Postoflce.
Mrs. TULLocK, the treasurer of then,lIa
dies aid to the Garfield memorial hospitai. has
received from Amelia Burrage, the virc1 n,reaI :
dent OF the auxiliary society NJ Gnrdner Wor
cester County, Mass, S11f.47. being the pr1.
ceeds OF an entertalnlnSs,nt in that town for tho
beneht of s9i0rI6sIitai. ~
bYHhGE CoNNoRs, a gigantic resident of
SSGmpoodlc, has agreed TO fight any man In
Washington for any amount OF money, with or
without gloves, and according to any rules
that may be agreeable TO his opponent. There
ties about this challenge.
Polly CRAB, man of large proportions,
and who cannot speak In tones above q
whisper, was charged in the Police Court to-
day with abusing and blackguardlng neigh
bor. The testimony showed that the defend
ant made up In vulgarlty what ho lacked In
voice, and he was lined so.
Mr.. WALTER ROBINSON, dealer in the
Court to-day with being an unlicensed produce
dealer and with being loud and bolsterous.
The first case was dismissed and SO flne
imposed In the second, from which an appeal
was noted.
TIE Poundmaster expects to bring to
Justice q dozen OF the runlans who participated
In the raid on him on sherman avenue on
Saturday morning, and which was described In
Saturday evenings CRITIC, and during which
General Einstein was attacked with a knife
and one OF his assistants struck with q stone.
Three additional warrants were sworn out to-
day.
HARRY PARK, n young boy, was charged
In the Police Court today with laughing at an
elderly gentleman named Captain Dulln.
Harry testified that Dulin owed his mother
rent, and when he- saw him on the street he
laughed at him about 1t. Judge Bundy said
he did not think q very strong case or insult
ing language had been made out, and ho
released defendant with reprimand.
A coLoRED MAN named William Wind
field stole n butchor-knife from store In
South. Washington and went 10 Fourand.ahalf
street, near X, southwest, about IL o'clock
Saturday night, and assaulted Charles Gray
son, another colored man. An offlcer ap'
peared upon the scene in time TO prevent
bloodshed, and took Windneld to the South
Washington Station, where he was locked up,
charged with stealing knife, carrying CON
cealed weapons and assaulting Grayson. The
cases came up in the Police Court to-day, aud
Windneld was fined $50 In one case and S5 In
another.