The Evening critic., 1882-02-08

JUDGMENT by default was given in the Cir
cult Court this morning in the following cases:
Sarah II. Stone vs. Charles G.. Stone, for 1915;
Grotian, Mitchell Il Co. vs.. H. l.. Strasburger,
for $1,017.33; Sharpless & Sons vs.. Brown &
Clagett for S235.35; Marietta Chair Company
vs. George Breitbarth, for $19O.1S; Norris,
S3S6.SO; W. E. Booralm VS.. JOS II. Falconer,
for S196.50; Elias S. Hutchinson, survivor, VS..
D. D. Thompson, for S4O319; Middleton & Co.
vs. Thomas j. Brady and Samuel d. Brown, for
$4,000; Eugene Bettes vs.. jas .Carrco, for s 40;
NJ. J. Adler vs.. John j. Cook, for s63S.S1; NJ.
J. Adler vs.. J. It. scrivener and j. j. Cook, for
$40; John and James Dobson vs. James Dun
gan, for 50, 1897 Rogge Koch vs.. James
DUNCAN, for $27s.13; Clark Brothers 4 Co. vs..
co. VS.. II. L. strasburger, for S491; Lilly,
Bracket 4 Co. VS.. II. L. Strasburger, for S52S.-
SO; William 7; Dixon & Bro. vs.. H. L; stras-
L. Strasburger, for S362.4 Lounsbury Bro.
& Co. VS.. II. l.. Strasburger, for SS2S.
MRS. MARGARET MoNoHAN was to-day charg
ed in the Police Court with selling liquor with
out q license. The uting witnesses were
frank Brown and d. Il. Rhodes, colored, both OF
whom are fresh arrivals from the Albany penf-
tentiary. The evidence clearly developed the
fact that the witnesses had some sort Of q
grudge against the defendant: and in order to
crafty their malice swore out warrant I
against her. The grievance OF tho first wit
ness was indeed an awful serious one, the hus-
band of the woman on trial having on one oc-
casion had him arrested for stealing side of
bacon. Judge Smell very sensibly dismissed
more OF these cases are brought up before His
Honor, vnd If the evidence shows that malice
is at the bottom of the prosecutionp Judge Smell
invariably dismisses them.
REV. wILFonD AND MRS. DOWNS, OF Waugh
NJ. L. Church, celebrated their silver wedding
Monday evening. The presents were numer-
mentioned a private Sacramental service,
given by the of1icial board, and n handsome
silver pitcher and goblet, by the members of
the choir OF the church, Among the many
present were Rev. u. p Brown, p. F.; Rev. j.
A. Price, Rev. Dr. Deale, Rev. G. v. Leech and
daughter, Rev. j: Ii. Hayenner, Rev. s. NJ.
ford Downs, ]. +. Waugh, Miss Oarrlck
| and Miss Ida Crawford, OF Baltimore, to-
| gether with the regular members of
| were read by Mr. Philip Metzger and Rev. IL
| i. Downs. The choir OF the church rendered
some excellent music, which did much TO add
| TO the pleasuroof the OCCASION.
THE ADDRESS of Mrs. j. Ellen Foster, OF
| Iowa, ON constitutional Prohibition" al
the Christian Church, last night, was the feat
ure Of the several meetings that have recently
been held by that lady and other members OF
| the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
| happy feature OF the occasion was the pre-
sentation TO Mrs. Foster OF an excellent por
trait of the pastor by the Young Ladies' Chris
| tian Temperance Union OF the church, IN al
| eloquent little speech by Mr.. II. NJ. Bradley,
| leading member OF the congregation. Mrs
Foster responded most happily. The doXolog.
| was then sung and tho meeting, after man,
warm congratulations, adjourned. The othe
ladies presented Mrs. Foster with a basket o
| choice flowers.
THE Criminal Court has been engaged 70
| the past two days In trying George Il. Craig,
colored man, and George NJ Roberts, a whit
boy, indicted for burglariously entering tn
drug store on the corner of Fourth and
streets northwest and stealing quantity q
cigars and tobacco. The trial is not likely I
be concluded to-day.
NEVER try TO raise a family without goo
newapaper, provided II contains the advertis,
ment OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup; for this va
liable medicine is necessary TO Keep your chi
dren in good health.
ANOTHER victim OF smallpox Will be r,
moved 70 the hospital atter dark to-nigh
| Theyictim Is Charles Saunders coiored maj
| living at No. AIS Tenth street southwest.