The Evening critic., 1882-12-19
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Mr.. w. ]. MELVIN, editor Warren
LMass.) HeTdid, was cured OF neuralgia by st.
Jacobs oil.
REMEMBER DIR. Talmages lecture to-
morrow night Mt the Congregational Church.
His subject is very delightful one.
The Grand Jury this morning brought
in 1--WE Indictments against Joseph Harbour,
charged with receiving stolen property.
JonN BROWN, colored, who raised dis
turbance at the oomique last night, was given
0fteen days In tho wOrkhouse by Judge Smell
to-day.
JOSEPH BEEKMAN was in the dock at
Police Court to-day to answer charge OF the
larceny OF an overcoat umbrella and pair OF
gloves. Six months In Jail.
CHRIS. TYLER, notorious colored thief,
was in the dock at Police Court to-day, charged
with snatching pocket-bools from Miss Lucy
Quensenbery. He got six months.
ISAAC THOMPSON, colored, was charged
In the Police Court to-day with the larceny OF
1925 from Martha Naylor, an elderly colored
woman, and was sentenced to six months In
jail.
In tho Police Court to-day with two cases OF
keeping an unlicensed bar and n fine OF $3.50
imposed In one case and tho other continued.
An appeal was noted.
THEY say "a word to the wise is sufli-
Client" but we think It takes about nve. use
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup You can get this
article In any drug store for twenty-five cents.
Physicians recommend 1t.
AT the Bethel Literary Society to.night,
Professor Wiley Leine, OF Howard University,
will give an address on 'Greek Art" and Mr..
Calvin d. johnson will read n paper on "0om-
pulsory Education" The latter.paper will be
discussed.
JOSEPH CARROLL, colored, who was re.
Gently employed by Mrs David Craig, was
charged In the Police Court to-day with steal
ing pictures from that lady and was given six
months in Jail. Carroll confessed the larceny
to Sergeant Brook Amiss who arrested him.
Lou A yI,..,, g..
merly notorious In police circles, but who has
been away from the city for a year, returned
| about week ago and was charged In the Po-
| lice Court with beinga suspicious character.
Judge Smell accepted the mans personal
| bonds to keep out Of bad company.
PROFESSOR RAYMOND LEE NEwCoMB,
| the naturalist Of tho Jeannette expedition,
| will deliver his lecture In Lincoln Hall this
| evening, illustrating, with forty storeoptlcan
| views, the officers, the crushed Jeannett9, the
rescue, etc., the whole making a highly In
teresting and instructive lecture. All should
| attend.
| DIR. PIERcE's "Favorite Prescription" Is
| not extolled as a ''cure-all," but admirably
| fulnlls singleness of purpose, being a most
potent specific In those chronic weaknesses
| peculiar to women. Particulars In Dr.. plerce's
| pamphlet treatise on diseases peculiar to
women, 30 pages, sent for three stamps. Adj
dress wonLD's DIsnENsARY MEDICAL Asso
| CIATIoN. Buffalo, N. Y.
GOOD WILL CoMMANDERY, No. 81, U
| O.G. O., has elected the following officers fol
| The term beginning January 1, 1888, viz.
Lucie S. Pope; W. p, Edwin Il. Haight; X. R.
Edward Steer; +. X. r.. Ben. I. Moore; ~.
Walter Allen; W. H., LIE Blond Burdette; W.
ner; p. N. O.. James b. Philp.
DETECTIVE MCDEvITT has been for somt
days In search Of young lady, of respect
| able parentage and good appearance, who dis
appeared from her home several days ago
| The young lady was found yesterday at a nous,
OF ill.repute on Maryland avenue and taken tC
| Police Headquarters, where she had an affect
were disinclined to let her return to her home
| she was sent to the House of the Good Shepher,
| In Baltimore, whore she Will be confined for
time. The young lady, who Is barely IL year
Of age, was induced 10 leave home to meet
young man whose attentions her father ha'
|