The Evening critic., 1882-11-13
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE street-lamps will bo lighted at 500
p. m. and extlnguished Mt i'15 a. m.
CHIEF CLERK MoGiNN, of the Health
once has taken ten dnys eSS0 D 0t Vrsne IN"
STEPHEN NICHOLSON was charged in the
Police Court to.dny with stealing bcd-clothes,
pillows, etc, from MIR. Christopher Boyle, aud
got sixty days In jail.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GEORGE WILSON
was charged In tho Police Court to-day
with being dsorderly and gave his personal
bonds 70 keep out OF trouble.
WILLIAM KELLER got out of u carriage
yesterday to demand an apology from Jacob
onsuod. Fechtlg forfeited So to-day and Keller
was acquitted.
WHILE in St. Paul, Mimi. on one occa-
eion, Miss Minnie Palmer trippcd on tho
jacobs OIL was promptly and freely applied,
and I'm two days Miss Minnie was as active as
ever
THE four lectures by the Hon. George
NJ. Towlc, ut the Congregational Church, upon
"Famous Men Of our Times" Is now being
given 10 crowded houses at Peabody Institute,
Baltimore. Course tickets 81. See advertise
meut.
OFFICER FARQUHAR has been detailed
as acting Poundmaster in the absence OF MIR.
Einstcin, who Ia away for n woek on n hunting
expedition. Onlcer Farquhar has boon as
sisting In the gathering OF the canine harvest
for some time.
course OF concerts, DR.. ]. W. Blschom director,
can be had at Metzerotts, 025 Pennsylvania
avenue, November 10 at 8 n. m. Those wish.
Ing good seats Will do we'll to be on hand carly.
See advertisement.
A GENTLEMAN about 65 years old fell
on Fourteenth street last night and broke his
leg. He was taken TO Dulln's drug store, whore
hc was attended by DR.. Muncaster, after
which he was taken to his home, corner OF
Twelfth and Q streets.
THREE unknown white boys were driv-
ing horse and cart down Ninth street, Satur-
day night, when the horse ran away down
Ninth street, striking an Iron post near the
Mt. Vernon Church, upsettlng the cart and
iniuring one OF the boys.
In the cases of Charles L. Capehart, in
dicted for embezzlement, and w. d. Moran,
allowed to retro In the Criminal Court this
morning as counsel, and Mr.. II. l.. Davis en-
tered his appearance as attorney.
THE High School team met the Colum
bia College club I'm a game OF football Saturday
afternoon and the contest ended in n draw,
each side securing one goal. All communlca-
tions for the High School team should be ad-
dressed TO the High School, Edward n. Little
secretary.
JAMES TAPPLY, young colored masher,
got very jealous and went to rebuke Mary
clayton for bestowlng her smiles on other
men. Mary wouldn't be robuked worth q
pound her mother before he left the house.
The man was fined 50 for each OF the assaults
THE Grand Division, Sons of Jonadab,
made Its quarterly visitation to spartan Ooun'
tendance, each OF tho several councils being
fully represented. g. O. John Weed presided.
Stirring addresses were made by Messrs. j. w.
Thompson, of Eureka Council; Jere Williams,
OF Pioneer Council; j. II. Roher, of InvlnClblo
Council. and others, while Messrs Whipplo
and Jecko and Professor Gibson rendered n
number of musical selections.
REV. DIR. S. NJ. VERNON, recently of
HObprtaf NJ. IL. InllnnQnOltS.
been spending few weeks In this city, ac-
companicd by his estimable lady. They are
the guests Of Mrs. La Fetra, at Temple Cafe.
DR.. Vernon preached clear, forcible and
eloquent sermon at Hamline NJ. i. Church
yesterday morning. He has groat ability in
expounding tho Scriptures, and would be n
most valuable acquisition to the Baltimore
Conference. They Will probably leave this
city tomorrow for Ocean Grove.
THERE came near being panic at the
National Theatre Saturday night. During an
interval between the acts there was difficulty
In tho dress circle. Some person was accused
by u gentleman of insulting his wife, and ro-
ceived blow In the face. spectator OF the
trouble shouted "nght." The audience evil
IDENTIFY took this for cry OF fire. There was
great excitement for few moments, and sew
oral ladies tainted. Two were carried out.
The orchestra struck up aud tho two flremen
on duty made their appearance, assuring
everybody that there was no are, and the audi
ence was finally reassured.
MOSES WoRMLEY, n colored boy, and
Andrew Mariatt, an elderly colored man, were
charged In the Police Court to-day with max
ing an ARRAY by nghtlng In the public street.
Nose blacked the old mans boots and
wanted his pay for the extensive work, while
Uncp Mariatt claimed that he was reading
THE CRITIC ana got so absorbed in the lection
news that he didn't know Nose was blacking
his boots. The old man refused to pay Nose
that four cents, and fight onsued, which was
only stopped through tho valiant efforts OF
omcer Pat Koarney. The defendants were