The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THOMAS MALE was fined $50 or 30 days
to-day by Judge Smell for keeping his barroom
open on Sunday.
OSCAR NELSON, colorcd, was badly
Kicked by n horse yesterday and removed TO
Froedman's Hospital
CHARLOTTE SMITH, comely colored
lass, pleaded guilty to-day TO being loud and
boistorous and was fined 50.
ANNIE BAILEY, white woman, was
committed to tho workhouse by Judge snoll
to-day for cursing and swearing.
PATRICK HANLEY, one of Judge SHELLS
veteran benencarios, was before tho Court
again to-day and went 10 the workhouso for
seven days on charge OF profanity
AN advertisement of three lines under
tho head of wanted, for sale or rent lost and
found or personal can be inserted IN THE
EVENING CRITIC three times for 25 cents.
THE students of the law department of
Columbia University met last night TO take
action In regard TO the admission OF l.. l.,
Williams, n colorcd student, into tho clnss.
by n two.thirds vote II was decided to allow
him to remain In tho class.
AT tho Union Bethel Historic and
Literary Association this evening Miss Milllo
Hearns Will road an essay on "Vcntilntlon,"
and Mr.. j. W. Cromwell, OF tho AdU0cdte, Will
present the. paper for discussion, entitled
"Notes OF Years Progress"
GEORGE MANSFIELD and VIM. Kearney,
two young white men, wore charged with
making an array at tho entrance TO the Mar
BILE Saloon. Tho testimony showed that Mans.
n light ensued. Mansfield was fined s. and
Kearncy dismissed.
The drum corps of the Union Veteran
Corps give their first ball this evening at
Grand Army Hall, corner OF Ninth and ID
streets northwest. The drummers are very
popular, havo worked llko bees for the success
OF the dance and tho indications are that
they VIII not be disappointed.
CooPER-sHoP ALLEY is rapidly rising to
fame as a sceno OF disgracefll riots. Four
cases from that historic neighborhood wero
presented TO Judge Snell's attention this morn
Ing. William Brown, for assaulting Margaret
Lipscomb; Margaret, for assaulting Thomas
Baker; and Bakeryfor assaulting her, and
charges Of dlsorderly conduct all round, were
disposed OF by Judge Smell.
NANCY MINOR, colored woman, was
charged in the Police Court to-day with steal
ing plato and an umbrella. The complain
ant said that the prisoner borrowed plate
from him and he borrowed an umbrella from
her, and she broke tho plate, and he sworo out
the warrant TO get even. Judge Smell said that
breaking plate and stealing ones own UNI
trella did not constitute larceny, and he dis.
missed the case.
AT meeting of the jefferson National
Monumental Association last night permanent
organization was effected by the election of
tho following named officers; Hon. W. W.
jeremiah S. Black, Dr. ]. M. Toner and Judge
IT, W. BARLEY, ylce.presidents; e. d. Hay, re-
cording secretary; A. II. spofford and DR.. J.
Q. Yelling, homo corresponding secretaries;
Professor j. L. Hllgard, foreign corresponding
secretary.
A PLEASANT musical and literary enter.
tainment was given by Mrs. and Miss Buchn-
nan. at No. 3l7 Four-and-a-half street last
night. Among their guests were Misses L.
md n. Filler, Mamie Mauger, Glascock,
Onutt, Bessie French, Willis, Mr.. and Mrs
De Witte, Mr.. and Mrs. Readc, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons, Mrs. Whitzlck and daughter, Mr..
!. Cans and lady, Messrs. Dloyd, O. II. Monroe
Van Dyke, Grillth, Hamilton, Weaver, DR..
Donnell and son, and Miss Anderson, Mr.. Zele,
MIR. Lyon, and others.
THE regular monthly meeting of the
Pennsylvania Republican Association was held
last night at Marini's Hall, General Joseph X.
McCammon, president, in the chair and Mr..
Vim. NJ. Ash secretary. About twenty new
members were elected. President McCammon,
chairman OF tho transportation committee, re-
Mr.. Cooper stating that the tickets would be
IN Washington to-day, and Will be issued by
DR.. j. X. p. Gleeson, chairman OF the political
committee, at room 80, Le Droit building.
1t was reported to the board of man
ayers OF the Washington City Biblc Society
last night that u colporteur commissioner,
who was operating In the northeastern part OF
the city, In tho last nine days has visited 6SS
families, found SO destitute, supplied i5
families and individuals, sold % Bibles and
Testaments; amount OF sales and collections
S0dS. DR.. PitZer, chairman OF this commit
tee, rendered his resignation on account of
labors moro abundant, which was reluctantly
accepted, and Mr.. A. 8. Pratt was added to the
committee. The treasurer reported balance
on hand OF S117.71. Mr.. Smell had visited "A
donated 81 Bibles and Testaments; collections
gnIpg SOi