The Evening critic., 1882-03-20
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS,

PERTINENT PAhAGKAfHSs
SERGEANT Mason has been put to
work in the shoe shop of the Albany Poniton-
tary.
THEorIHLus YouNes is in the city on
business In connection with his late wlfes
property.
A REQUEST for apublic sewer at Twelfth
and II streets has been filed with the Commiss
sioners.
GEORGE TRUEsDELL received permit
to-day to build dwelling on the Columbia
road at an expense OF $1,000.
PHILIP DAVIS, a colored man, was fined
flve dollars by Judge Smell to-day, for stealing
meat from a stall in the market
THE Commissioners decline to grant
request tor additional street-lamps on Fourth
street northeast, between and L.
JAMES G. ASHTON received a permit to.
day to Nuild brick dwelling on ID street
nortt 3 near Fifth, at n cost of 5000.
fiYg MARVIN, widow of the late
rs lff n Marvin, of the NJ. Z. Church
s.Utf. lict - Frederickstown, Mo-, last Fri
MAruut TcHELL one Of the colored
women letg1 he smallpox Hospital from
fle iufau.Ut ses, No. POS Virginia ave-
isan r0lmensf. last night
Two small ored market thieves,
i.lIrt = -1tl.r.f Hl Williams, wero sont to
1,i iaontla ca'h to-day, for picking
600 of Nr pafrltk Fleming.
BcssiN q c0'0r1 prostitute, was
~ i1f litH VS., for robblng
g14Uu. fiary frr tHf OF ill-fane, on
fhil t-nah Naturdaylnight,
ct hi@
s-cH S,1ru yas ged in the
iirg & fn-u. uirI Z Constable
rforl- HIs t. .iHH sing that no
ha. '' ar Smiths per-
moroin dis, an Alex
az ehanle DOB" ing on the Wash.
Ia nf shU tdge, met with
Sc. 'ut ~ ding on a beam
fell tfi nsari. his right foot
near it. Ho r15 on the Z 30
trainsua ne,
THE boiy0r Wm Camel colored
man who on the 1855 % 4 Po-
tomac Rai,r04 H. QHhgfico. d in the
city this mogiil waa taken Lees un-
dertaking e,sa nt .salel lived in
Hell's Bottom. wQrking for Mr..
JOHN P. BRAl d, the architect, has
almost completed tlt plans of the jefferson
School building, and the tracings Will be
the design of the building have received the
hearty approval Of the Scho9 Board, Inspector
Of Buildings, the Architect Of the Capitol and
the Commissioners. '--1
JOHANNA SMITH, a maiden, with COM
plexion resembling that of the ace of spades,
arrayed herself In gown OF azure silk and
started out ON Saturday night for some fun
At 2 o'clock In the morning she encountered
Officer Fritz, whom she fought from the COR
ner of Seventh and the Avenue to Police Head
quarters. Johanna has been sentenced TO flf
ttth ddyo III Jam
IN THE case of George M. Miller, who
entered suit against the Baltimore & Potomac
Railroad Company for damages to his property
in East Washington, and who obtained ver-
dict in the Circuit Court for sos, the Court I'm
Banc this morning reversed the judgment and
sent the case back for a new trial. Mr.. A. X.
Brown appears for the plaintiff and Colonel
Enoch Totten for the defendant, and both
appealed from tho verdict.
THE will of Catherine Madison was filed
with the Register to-day, in which the following
bequests are made: To Alice E. Madison, part
eliot 20, square 569, ,oncondition that the house
ehal be occupied by Mary G. Prior until she
builds one for herself on the west-half of lot
%, square $50, which is given her; to John E.
Madison, westhalf Of lot 20, square 500. The
executors are directed TO sell the parts of lots
21 and d. square 500, not devised, pay the
creditors Of the estate and divide the balance
of the money equally between the children Of
the deceased.
JUSTICE HAGNER, sitting in chancery
this morning, signed a decree for the COM
plainant in the case OF O'Dwyer VS.. Jackson.
In September, 1868, Pink Jackson, by deed,
conveyed certain property to John O'Dwyer,
husband Of the plaintiff Six years later Mr..
O'Dwyer died, and in 1877 Pink Jackson re-
turned from serving term In the peniten-
tiary. He Immediately reconveyed the prop.
erty TO other parties without noticing the deeds
to O'Dwyer. His Honor, in passing the decree,
severely criticised the conduct of Jackson and
his witnesses and intimated that the Criminal
Court ought to take cognizance of the matter.