The Evening critic., 1882-04-13
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE street-lamps will be lighted at
p. m. and extinguished at $50 q. m.
THE police made twenty y-soven arrests
during the tweny-four hours ending at n. m.
THERE was slight fire yesterday after
noon at the house Of Mr.. g. Z. Baker, at the
A SICK and destitute man named George
schaefrer was found lying on vacant lot in
Georgetown last evening and taken to the
hospital.
GERTRUDE f. AsHFIELD has entered
suit for divorce from John NJ. Ashncd. The
parties were married In this city July ., 1878,
and she charges that he deserted her May 13,
1879.
Mr.. TnREErINGERs, of Washington, d.
G., gathered courage the other day to say to
Mrs. Threenngers, "wifc, must have that
night key now. This isn't Hayes Admins.
tration.- tou'ieisJ0RTNdt
THE Arlington Cooperative Building
Association held its 10th regular monthly
meeting last night at O17 street, DR.. VIM A.
Gray In the chair, and John JOY Edison, sec
retary. -Four shares were redeemed at S239.25
each.
THE plea Of misnomer in the case of NJ.
G. Rerdell has been set down for hearing on
next Tuesday, also the motion for a bill of
particulars in the case OF John W. Dorsey and
the motion TO quash in the case of Albert i.
Boone.
COLUMBIA DISTRICT TENT, Independent
order of Rechabites, held n called session at
Moore's Hall, Ninth street northwest, last
An unusually arge number Of delegates were
present, and though the meeting was spirited,
1t was characterized by good feeling through
out. John II. Mahoney, ID. C. r., presided.
THE Columbia Street Railway Company
have received two new cars for their line.
They are great improvement on the old rat
tle-traps now in use on the road This makes
seventeen cars the road own. Now II they
will put them all In service and run them at
shorter Intervals and on faster time, the COM
fort of the public will be better served, and the
company viii make more money.
LAST evening the Fourth-street M. L.
Church was filled to Overlooking, and the re-
yival services, under the direction of Bentley
and Jones and DR.. France, were very inter-
csting. The altar was crowded with penitents
and several conversions among the Sunday.
school scholars were reported. deep feeling
seemed to pervade the congregation, and
far greater results are expected. 1t is some
time since this charge has been so thoroughly
awakened, and the interest is spreading.
THE Blue Anchor Association of the Dis
trict of Columbia have, during the present
week, forwarded to DR.. C. X. Marshall, at
Vicksburg, for the relief of the flood sufferers,
upward of $500 in money and supplies. The
work of this noble association has materially
contributed TO alleviate the suffering in the
flooded districts. Mrs. II. d. Money, the wife
of Representative Money, of Mississippi, has
taken special interest in this holy labor of
charity, and her efforts have been ably Sec
onded by the other ladies of the association.
IN q railroad car on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad the seats were all full but one,
1rishman, and at Cumberland n couple of evil
IDENTIFY well-bred and Intelligent young ladies
came in to procure seats. Seeing none vacant
they were about going into the next car, when
Patrick arose hastily and offered them his
seat with evident pleasure. "But you Will
have no seat for yourself" responded one Of
the young ladies with a smile, hesitating,
with true politeness, to accept 1t. "Niver
mind thatl' said the gallant Hibernian, "Td
ride upon cow-catcher clane TO Washington
for smile from such jintlemanly ladies'
Tim, tao obo,,e non, ttao bo1J ~ ,,,oa4:.,s -
at the Franklin School yesterday and ap-
pointed subcommittee OF Messrs. Thompson,
Janney and Copp 10 ascertain what stops have
already been taken toward securing from
Congress deficiency appropriation. In view
OF the recent action of the school trustees on
the pay-rolls, the several supervising princi-
pals were directed to obtain an expression of
the teachers wishes on the question of all
waiting for their pay, or, on the other hand,
taking what can be obtained on the revised
teachers will receive no more pay until Con-
gress sees ft to appropriate. relief assocla-
ton for tho benefit of suffering teachers was,
discussed. The teachers will be requested to
lay their grievances before their friends and
acquaintance in Congress. The committee
VIII meet again on Friday.
WHAT will make man or woman more
cross or ilnatured than n severe attack of
rheumatism? What will effect cure as
promptly as the Great German Remedy st.
the following significant facts bearing upon
the above query to representative OF a
prominent fnlladelphia daily. MY father,
the old comedian, now with Hills Troupe, has
been very enthusiastic about the powerful ef-
fects of st. Jacobs OIL in rheumatic cases for
some time past He had been great sufferer
from rheumatism for years, and no treatment
he received appeared TO do him any good.
heard him sometime since praising st. Jacobs
Oil, and he appeared to be delighted with the
way the OIL acted In his case. Not long aftei
that had bad rheumatic attack myself
caused, Think, by exposure while travelling
and remembering what my father had said
about st. jacobs OIL was strictly true, fol
before had used much Of the remedy my
rheumatism had entirely left me, and have
not been bothered in that way since. Tha,
Oil is certainly awonderful disco very, and
does vast amount of good.' We should say
that Mr.. Davidge is the well-known and pop
lar actor.