The Evening critic., 1882-02-01
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

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PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
THE police made thirty-four arrests
during the twenty-four hours ending at
ga. m.
s. Mr.. A. BELL MALcoMsox, ir., of New
York, was admitted to the Bar of the Dis
trict today.
CHARLES MARKwooD, white boy, was
fined twenty dollars, to-day, by Judge
Smell, for carrying slung-shot.
WIN. SMITH, white man, was fined $40
to day at the Police Court for cruelty per-
mitting to be driven n mule manifestly un-
fit for labor.
RUNAWAY sleigh belonging to Capt.
kurtz johnson was smashed to atoms in a
collision at Ninth and Massachusetts, avenue
last evening, but nobody was injured.
LIEUT.. NooNAN, in charge of the fines
and collaterals in District cases at the
Police Court, fell on the ice this morning
on his way to the court and dislocated his
ann.
IT TAKES over 100 pairs of gloves to as
suage the grief of the Brooklyn officials
over the death of an alderman, whose life
might have been saved by single bottle of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
GEORGE w. SMITH, Of the Dead-letter
Office. has been promoted to a second-class
.clcrkship. George places particular emphasis
ON his having been deputy U. S. marshal
for the State of Nebraska.
SPENCER WEBB, colored man, was fined
500 to-day by Judge Smell for allowing
the PAGER, TO which his sleigh was attached,
to 20 at rate of speed greater than al
lowed by law. An appeal was noted.
AN EFFORT has been made to break up
the gang Of coored thieves who infest the
Fifth Precinct, and four of the offenders
were Gagged to-day on the charge of vag-
Iancy and being suspicious characters.
RICHARD CHURCHMAN and John Portor
two colored boys. were observed before day
light this morning attempting to force
cpen the front doors of several dwellings
and were arrested. Judge Smell sentenced
the young offenders to ninety days each.
THE Union Presbyterian Church congre-
cation, who have held their services for
some time in the Circuit Courtroom at the
City Hail. contemplate erecting n new
church edilice in the spring at Eighth
and j streets, where convenient site has
been secured.
REV, SHELDON JACKSON, the home
missionary secretary of the Presbyterian
Church, will speak on "MormonIsm' at DIR.
Rankins' Thursday night meeting. The
meeting will be open to all. Mr.. Jackson's
lecture on Alaska" will be remembered
by many in the city. He understands what
he talks about
THE friends of the Y. NJ. C. A. in the
different churches are working hard to per-
feet the details oftwo series of tableaux to
be given at Lincoln Hall, Thursday and
Friday evening next. These beautiful and
amusing life pictures and pantomimes con
stitute performances seldom equaled as
entertainments.
THIS MORNING as a middle-aged white
man, snamed Jones Long, while walking
down Ninth street northwest, and
when near street, slipped and
fell, striking his head on the car track and
cutting it open. He was taken to Kalau
sowski's drug store, where the wound wa:
dressed and then sent to his home.
GEORGE LEE, an elderly colored man
was called up out of the dock at the Polio,
Court to-day, to answer the charge of loud
and boisterous talking and disorderly con
duct. The prisoner explained that he hat
shoveled snow all day, and, being cold has
taken little toddy, and that was how /
happened. George Lee was fired up tht
spout for fifteen days.
Mr.. DANIEL MORRIS, graduate of How
ard Univerity, was last night ordained ;
minister of the Baptist Church. The in
teresting exercises took place at the Nine
teenthstreet Baptist Church in the presenc
of large audience. Mr.. Morris goes tt
Marion, Ala, to take charge of q church t.
which he has been called. The best wishe
of the community go with the young min
lister.
AN AUXILIARY branch of the secon,
subdivision of the Associated Charities o
the District of Columbia was organized las
evening at the residence of Dr. Sweatmar
corner of Twentieth and + streets north
west. Among those present were Hon. A
NJ. Gangewer, DR.. and Mrs. Sweatman, Rev
Mr.. Wynkoop Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, DR.. Fal
don, Mr.. Emery, the secretary of the Ger
tral Association. board of nine director
were selected for the local organization
consisting of Mrs Miller, DIR. A. p. Fardoi
Hon. A. M. Gangewer, It. J. Luttrell Re-
Mr.. Wynkoop, and four others whose name
we did not learn. This subdivision CON
prises all that part of the city lying sout
of Pennsylvania avenue, between Fifteent
street and Rock Creek.
A MIGHTY working set of men al
Uncle Sans letter-carriers who are lab
to contract rheumatism because of the cor
slant exposure to which they are subecte'
Calling at the post-otiice, the reporter had
pleasant conversation with Mr.J IL. Ma
tern, one Of the most popular and clev
letter carriers in indianapolis. Mr.. Matter
said that while in the army during Il
civil war he spraned one Of his ankle
which was always worse in the spring du
ing the period Of the rapid changes in t.
weather. He did not find much relief
the several remedies he applied. But tN
years ago he hit upon st. Jacobs Oil, al
experienced wonderful relief from its III
Several applications of the Great Germ
Remedy relieved him entirely. The
porter talked with other among the le.tC
carriers and found that the Great Germ
Remedy was popular in the post-ofi
They use it for sore feet, rheumatism, ct
and praise it highly.-LadianapOIi I'm
Nous.
The Apollo GIee Club.
Our music-loving citizens will be plea: