The Evening critic., 1882-02-21
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

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PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
THE street. lamps will be lighted at 8
p. m. and extinguished at &. m.
WALTER BUTLER was fined $5 by Judge
Smell to-day for assaulting Mary L. Hawkins.
FoRTY-rIvE arrests were made by the
police during tho twenty-four hours ending at
pa. m.
DIR. MARY WALKER has been entered as
a candidate for the cradle at the Odd-Fellows'-
Hall fair.
GEN. II. V. BoYNToN was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator of the estate OF A. NJ.
Sote1do In bond Of $4,000.
JOSEPH ROLLINS, colored youth, was
sent to jail for thirty days by Judge Smell
for the larceny Of a gallon OF milk from @.
Smith, esq.
OUR press.room was again crowded with
visitors yesterday TO see the greatest press In
the world run. All went away delighted and
of the opinion that 1t was a daisy"
WILLIAM robinson, colored smacked
Moxley, a colored man about six feet high, on
the mouth tho other day and mado him cry.
Robinson was fined 81 by Judge Smell to-day.
JOHN BRIscoE, heretofore convicted of
assaulting an officer, was called up this morn
ing in the Criminal Court, sentence
pended, and he was enlarged during good be-
havior.
PEOPLE who cannot spend the season of
winds and cold re ins in sunny Florida should
keep DR. Bulls Cough Syrup in the house. It
is the best remedy for colds and coughs and
Will relieve sufferers at once.
THE case of Samuel s. Lacy and John E.
Bruce, indicted for publishing q malicious
libel on Drs. L. P. Rowland and Samuel t.
Mason, ,dentists,s still progressing in the Grim
inal Court and likely to occupy another day.
OFFICER JOSEPH G.. HARPER was as
Theodore Scrieber and Henry Kaufman last
night while endeavoring to pacify disturb
ance in German ball In Georgetown. The
case will be tried tomorrow.
THE statement published of the serious
illness Of Capt. Henry W. Howgate in the Jail is
incorrect One of the court officials who was
in good health, and there is apparently moth
ing at oil the matter with him.
JENNY CoCHRANE, one of the oldest in
habitants of Louise alley, was arraigned before
His Honor Smell to-day for using profane and
indecent language and went down for fifteen
celebrating Birthington's Washday.
BURGLARS last night attempted to force
entrance to the residence OF Mr. Henry
Tannett, No. 1918 Harewood avenue, in LIE
Droit park, and cut Stats out OF shutters of
three windows, but were unable to force any
OF the windows open and finally left the
premises.
AT MEETING of the Paper Hangers
Association last evening Mr. Powers, of Chi
cago, delivered an address on the duties of
workingmen. By vote Of the association the
time for the price-list TO go into effect was
also revised.
In THE case of Martin J. Casey, convicted
Of assault with intent to kill Martha A. Berge-
1led by Messrs. @. Maurice Smith and II. @.
Clagett, the counsel, on the ground that the
Indictment fails to charge facts which consti-
tute the crime Of assault with intent to kill.
Mr.. w. H. BAINE appeared in the Police
Court to-day against Edward Ambush, a vener-
able colored servant, whom he charged with
stealing valuable iewelry from Mrs. Baine on
the morning of st. Valentines day. Judge
Smell committed Ambush in default OF $500
bonds to await the action Of the grand Jury.
IT.
Evans, deceased-Messrs. George E. johnson
and Thomas II. Heath-have returned an In
yentory Of the personal estate, valued at So,
1910. The administrators, Mrs. Evans, has
returned list of money due the estate, est
mated at s94, ,754s6, and cash In bank Of SO,
900.
THOMAS RIDEoUT will ride out to the
jail this afternoon at the expense of the city
Thomas threw rock at an acquaintance yes
terday and missed the acquaintance but STRUCK
window. Judge Smell says Rideout can have
thirty days for ''heaving dat rock" and ninety
days for carrying razor that was fount
rcosting In his boot.
MISS LYDIA E. SHARpLEss is seriously
Ill at her fathers residence with symptoms o
brain fever. She is a bright, intelligent ant
amiable young lady. Her quiet, modest de
meanor and kind disposition made her mucl
esteemed by her many friends. 1t is very sad
she was to be married in few days to
highly respected gentleman of great wortl
and note, with promising future befor
them.
Henry BUTLER, colored, was tried il
the Police Court to-day for using profane Ian
against him. Mr.. Butler went on the stan,
and testified that he was the victim OF a con
spracy; that he had threatened to break up
policy shop in his neighborhood, and the pei
sons interested in the shop had conspired t
send him to jail. Judge Smell dismissed tn
case.
THE WASHINGTON CADETS, accompanie
by the Capital City Guards, Will have a dres
parade in front OF the Arlington at two o'cloc
p. m. of the 22d. The limo of march froI
hn n afr Dat
vania avenue, to Third, TO Tenth, to +,
Twelfth, to X, to Fifteenth, to Massachusett
to Avenue, to armory Of Guards, to armory {
Cadets. At night the Cadets have a concert an
battalion drill at Tallmadge Hall.
DIR. EDWARD LEON forfeited S1s in tn
Police Court to-day for indulging in littl
circus at the pound ON Thursday last. The N
DIS favorite hound was gobbled by Sam Eli
stems gang on the morning In question, an
pound, and, finding no one there, broke in tn
door with a large stone and went In, but mad
a hasty exit after interviewing a largo do
that was holding the fort and leaving porto
Of his raiment with the canine as keepsake
R rsSn ges e pay fr 9s
chased out OF the pound by d dog.
MRS. MARTHA Moss, through her counse
Mrs. Lockwood, to-day filed O. bill for dlvor,
from her husband, Isaac W. Moss and permi
sion TO resume her maiden name OF Mai
owen. The petition sets forth that they We
married In Bristol, England, March u, 1S5
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year 1872 until April 1879, when she charg
that he deserted her without cause or provoc
tion, and went to Australia. Since they can
10 this District she claims that her husband h
deserted her four times, remaining away I
months, sometimes for years, and never at al
time doing anything for her support. Twi
he has been In England and once TO Californi
HENRY, ALIAS ROBERT, JOHNSON, a &C
ored man, was seen acting in suspicio
manner and was arrested and taken TO Lie,
Johnson's station, where he was searched al
n large iron Jimmy found on his perso
johnson confessed 10 having committed foI
teen burglaries In the last three years, witho
ever being suspected or arrested, and gave
formation as to where property could be
covered in several cases. To-day in the Poll
Court johnson was held in default OF $40
bonds in each OF two cases Of burglary. o
case was at the store OF Mary Cannon, whe
bacon, tobacco, wine, etc, were stolen, and
other at Alonzo Theckers, where bask
clothing, ETC., were stolen. Johnson Will
tried ON two other charges.
Mr.. G. L. DIVINE, superintendent
the composing and printing department
the Indianapolis, Ind, Journal, values
great remedy beyond all curative agen
He has been subject to rheumatism o
very painful character, and has passed ma
seepless nights while enduring the ago
of it. Physicians have prescribed for hi