The Evening critic., 1882-08-14
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

The street lamps will be lighted at $50
p. m. and extinguished Mt o A.. m.
THE police made thirty-sx arrests during
the twenty.four hours ending ut % a. m.
ROBERT SPORTS, John Jackson and Peter
berry forfeited collateral for playing ball in
the street.
ROBERT REAGAN, vagrant, gave his
personal bonds to leave town at Judge SMELLS
request today.
WILLIAM ROBINSON stole 81 from Perry
Lyles and has registered at Hotel de Croker
for thirty days.
ALFRED Brooks, a colored vagrant, was
sentenced to thirty days on the Stoutenburg h
farm by Judge Smell to-day.
JUDGE SMELL will leave the city to-
morrow afternoon for his summer vacation
which Will be spent In Maine.
THERE are rumors that II grand opera.
house will be built at the corner OF New York
avenue and Fourteenth street within tho next
year.
EVERY ONE should see the game be-
tween Tho Critics and tho waverlys, on Ninth
and streets, Wednesday. 1t will BIO very In
teresting.
lady friend named Emma Clark and struck
her In the face with q china pitcher. $40
flne was imposed.
Mrs. CHARLOTTE SMITH has been pre-
scented with very handsome floral tribute by
adelegation representing the working girls OF
the District as n token Of their apprec iation Of
her efforts In their behalf.
THE Young Mems Christian Association
want but $4,000 moro to complete the $780,
600 necessary to purchase tho Chamberlin
Club House, and they are confident that sum
can BIO raised by September /.
EARNEST DAZZLE, butcher, refused to
take back piece OF meat which no had sold
TO Annie jackson, n colored woman, and sho
called him ''d-n Dutchman," and he pro.
ceeded to fire her out for which he has boon
fined So or fifteen days.
CHARLES WRIGHT, who was driving
wagon on Saturday night, whom he knocked
down and ran over Jackson Humphrey, break-
ing three OF his ribs, was charged In the Police
Court to-day with assault, and held to await
the result OF the injuries. F
DANIEL HART, o white man of unsavory
reputation, was arrested last evening aud SEN
fenced by 5tdge Smell to-day on three charges.
The man was first guilty of profanity, and was
arrested for that onensc, after which he as
p saulted the officer and tore n piece OF wood
from treebox to strike him with.
THE Carroll Institute Rowing Club s
races Saturday afternoon were spirited, and
witnessed by large crowd OF people. Clark
son won the frat race In SCI, with Harding
by Burkhart and Schulties in $3.50. Green
wood and Bridget were second-S;40.
THE following officers were elected at
the annual session of Isreal Grand Tabernacle
r., Thomas Smith; d. G. A. r., James Hicks:
ID. G.. Sect, W. Il. Hicks; L. q. Dep, G.. W.
Brooks. ID. q. Herald, p. jackson. ID. q. Mar
shall, II. jackson: d. G.. o. g.. II. Wheeler.
Mr.. JACKSON HUMPHREY, who was
knocked down and run over on Saturday oven.
ing and reported to be fatally injured, is not as
severely hurt as first stated, his injuries being
greatly exaggerated After being run over he
managed towalk to the station house, assisted
by two policemen, and last night was resting
comfortably.
ABOUT o'clock Saturday night Philip
Graham colored, living at IL f street north.
vpat xva al pf hn
doing, when he fell of to the ground, from
The effects OF which he died at z o'clock last
night. DR.. Marmion rendered medical aid
The Coroner has been notified, and Will inves
tigate the circumstances to-day.