The Evening critic., 1882-05-27
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
A RED ticket given to 81 buyers. Your

A RED ticket given to 81 buyers Youngs.
THE police made thirty.scven arrests
during the twenty-four hours ending at a. m.
THE price for meals at the New York
avenue Hotel will be $50 per month from
June l.
JOSEPH ARNOLD was fined ten dollars by
Judge Smell to-day for blackguardlng Miss
Isabella Heinline, young lady whose parents
owed him bill.
THE charge of keeping gambling house
brought against Edward Jones, and set for
hearing to-day in the Police Court, was lnde-
1nitely continued.
JAMES ii. SPRELL, vino sued Mr.. Th omas
Holden for damages for alleged false i'm
prisonment, yesterday withdrew the case, as
it was found that the justice had no jurlsdic-
tion.
Mr.. p. J. LAURITZEN has finished the
plans for tho police-station to be erected In
south Washington. The same plans Will
probably be used for the Sixth precinct, whilc
the Fifth precinct Will be larger and have a
greater number of cells.
GEORGE DOUGLAS, colored driver en-
ployed by Messrs. Clarke Il Given, was seated
on coal cart at the Elghth-street wharf last
evening when the cart was accidentally upset
and he was seriously injured DR.. A. c. Adams
was near by and rendered tho necessary medi-
cal aid.
JUDGE GEORGE NJ. CURTIS and Mr..
Peter Mitchell, both OF New York, have been
associated with Colonel Robert Christy In the
defense of A. O. Soteldo, to be tried early next
assault with intent to kill Mr.. Clarence NJ.
Barton.
THE case of bigamy against John Bryant,
colored, in which n defense was established by
proving that his first wife had husband liv-
ing at the time of their marriage, came up
again in the Police Court to-day. Mr.. Moore
stated that he had examined the records In
the case, and found the claims OF the de-
fendant to be true. The case was dismissed.
COMPLAINT is being made at the manner
in which the odorless excavating service is
being performed. The proper care is not be-
ing observed by the employees in discharging
boxes of their contents and tightening the
barrels to prevent leakage, and, as a conse-
quence, the air where the company operates Is
impregnated with foul atmosphere. More
disinfection is required.
CALVARY SUNDAY-sCHooL held very
pleasant sociable last night In the parlors Of
Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth and II streets
northwest. The parlors were thronged with a
evening being spent by all present. The exer-
cises included several selections by the Choral
Society and an address by DR.. Parker, former
pastor of the church, after which sociability
became the order of the evening. During the
course OF the evening the ladies served re-
freshments to their guests.
THE Biological Society met last evening,
Professor Gill In the chair. DR.. F. B. Hough,
OF the Division OF Forestry, Department Of
Agriculture, and Colonel G. w. Seaton, Super
intendent OF the Census, were elected to resi-
dent membership. Professor w. II. Dali
called attention to the valuable work which
the members of the society had accomplished
In the exploration of the natural history of
the District of Columbia, and appealed to
those interested In the subject for aid In MAX
ing up a complete list OF the shells OF the
vicinity OF Washington.