The Evening critic., 1882-12-15

PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

DENNIS Lose got out of the workhouse
yesterday and was IN Judge SMELLS dock this
morli Ing on the return trip.
LYMAN s. SPRAGUE, u vagrant and
drunknrd, was in the Police Court to-day aud
was commltted TO the worihouse for ninety
days.
JAMES DoNNELLY was charged in the
Police Court to-day, for tho NTH timo during
the present llcense year, Win solllng liquor
without license.
BILLY PATTERSON, John Brown and
Daniel Webster wero among the historic char
acters represented nj Judge Snelrs reception
this morning. Patterson and webster woro
given ninety days each and Brown got on with
nfteon.
RICHARD GRIFFIN, the young man tried
in tho Police Court yesterday for grossly In.
decent exposure OF his person to school girls
In South Washington, failed to appear to-day
and his collateral to the extent OF SO was
forfeited.
SPEAKING of the great German remedy
to n friend, O'Donovan Rosa said: "hIrs.
ROsea has been cured OF very severe attack
OF neuralgia by st. Jacobs OIL, as she Will
gladly tell You, II you call at my residence,
$40 Bushwlck avenue, brooklyn, MY"
THE report telegraphed from this city
last evening that the Commissioners, I'm exec
utive session, had considered the reorgauiza-
iion OF the detective corps Is incorrect. No nc
tlon VIII be taken by the Commissioners until
Major Morgan's successor Is appointed, and
then II is probable that the changes Will be
radical snd sweeping.
HENRY PRoBAsCo, through his attorney
Mr.. II. Ross Perry, has filed bill In equity
against Matilda A. Grammer and others, ask
Ing the court TO construe the VIII of the lato
Gotleib @. Grammer with respect TO the power
of sale, and If the Court shall be satisfied that
1t is for the interest Of all concerned that lot g.
square $50, be sold, that IT Will so order.
THE Society Francaise de Renaissance
held Its annual meeting Wednesday, aud tho
following officers were unanimously reelected: |:
President Mr.. N. Demongeot; first vlce-presl-
don't, Mr.. +. Desfosses Becond vlce-president,
Mr.. Kalusowzki; secretary, Mrs. Sherldan
MIR. NJ. @. Lepley; council of admtnistrat ton,
Messrs. Mallet, Lemours and Marggraf; advo-
Gates, Messrs dc ChamDrun and Mallet.
ALEXANDER LIEBER, n young man of
good appearance, but disslpated habits, was
charged in tho Police Court today with max
ing threats OF personal violence to his aged
mother. The prisoner pleaded guilty, aud
Prosecutor Moore stated that Lieber was In
the habit Of going homo drunk and abusing
and assaulting his mother, an estimahle lad y
nearly seventy years old. Judge Smell com
mitted the prisoner for six months in default
OF 800 bonds.
| BURNSIDE Posi- No. 6, elected officers
last Wednesday evening for the year 1888,
as follows: Commander d. s. Alexander;
SnST SnSr G. Fl f. Insram
quartcrmaster, II. s. Lacey; surgeon, Dr..
Charles I. Mallam; chaplain, Charles II.
Gardner; O. D., a. L. SpeIfy; o. c., ID. A. Gros-
venor; delegates to department encampment,
O. f. Lewis, j. @. Taylor; alternatos, NJ. d.
Months, W. II. Mills.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars
will meet in special session on next Saturday
evening at the Sailors Retreat, on i ne ar
Eighth street southeast, for the purpose of
lnstituting new ledge Of the order. From tho
| large number Of the prominent residents of
the southeast section OF the city who have
themselves applied for the charter for this
lodge, and the activity and earnestness with
which they are working to increase their mum.
bers, 1t is assured tho lodge Will start under
the most auspicious circumstances and Will
| become a powerful agent for good. Mr.. Rich
| ard NJ. Green, the District Deputy, 41G
| O street southeast, or Mr.. II. o. Emmons, 531
| Sixth street southeast, Will furnish all inror.
nation as to this lodge.