The Evening critic., 1882-08-15
.urc and Rainfall.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

MINNIE WILSON, vagrant and prosti-
iute, will spend month on tho stoutenourgh
farm.
FRANCIS EATON, for breaking in a door
when intoxicated, was nned by Judge Bundy
to-day.
JUDGE BUNpY presided at the Police
Court to-day, Judge Smell having started for
his vacation.
PRENTIss' Concentrated Lemonade is un-
equalod for picnic and excursion as wcll as
family use. Corner OF Seventh and L streets
northwest.
JAMES BAYARD, n young man of UNI
eayory reputation, was sent TO jail for thirty
days by Judge Bundy to-day for stealing sill
EDWARD LEWIS, the colored rag dealer
who assaulted George Cohen with a pair OF
Iron scales yesterday, was hned $50 by Judge
Bundy to-day.
ROBERT PARKER, q colored man, was in
tho Police Court to-day to answer n charge OF
second offenee OF petit larceny. Judge Buudy
committed him to await the action OF the Grand
Jury In default OF bonds.
A coLoRBD woman appeared before
Judge Bundy to-day against young woman
whom she accused with shaking her, and by
way OF illustration caught hold OF Batlin
Barton and shook him till his teeth chattored.
WILLIAM II. CARTER the colorcd man
who snatched pocket-book containing $27
from Mrs rutherford at Tenth street and Grant
Place. was tried In the Police Court to-day and
sentenced 90 six months In jail, tho extent of
the law.
To-Day is the Feast of the Assumption,
n festival IN honor OF the ascent OF the Virgin
Mary TO heaven. Services Will BIO held In all
the Catholic churches the same as on Sunday
At st. Matthew's thoro Will be high mass at %
o'clock followed by benedic'ton Immediately
after the mass.
DURING the parade of the Washington
Cadet Corps yesterday horse attached to n
covered milk wagon became frightened at the
band and dashed into q Herdic In front Of the
old Republican oflce. Tho shafts OF the milk
wagon were broken, but no other damage was
done. A man In the wagon managed to get out
Jured.
The meeting of the National Fair Asso-
citation, held In their rooms In tho Vernon
Building last night, was adjourned until to-
night, some committees having reports to
mako not being ready. At the meeting to-
night Judges Will DO appointed for the letter
carriers rnces, the rules Of tho association
prohibiting others than members from being
Judges.
on the 10th of June party of little COL
ored boys were playing on Mark Green's row.
boat In Rock Greek when they cut the boat
adrift and Green came out with n shotgun and
pcppered Thomas Bird, one OF the boys, with
bird shot Judge Bundy imposed n ten.dollar
nno and cautioned Green that colored chill
dren were not proper targets for shotgun prac-
tice.
LAST NIGHT the Washington Light In
fantry Corps elected j. j. Hogan, NJ Kinslow,
DR.. II. E. Leach and W. Dunn as honorary MON.
beers and W. II. MANI an active member. Much
posed trip TO Cape May was indulgod In. The
Union Veteran Corps will escort the Infantry
Corps to the depot on their departure next Sat
urday evening.
THE officers of Federal Council, Ameri-
can Legion OF Honor, are as follows Com
mander, S. @. Bancroft; past commander, N. ].
Newton: vice.commnnder, W.. r. Particle;
orator, j. Il. Divins; collector, W. II. Thomas;
secretary, L. NJ Stober; treasurer. DR.. j. II.
Winters; chaplain, Louis Gaetez; warden,
Mrs, W: Y. Particle; guide, II. A. Johnson, and
sentinel, Robert Johnson.
THE excursion of the Lone Star Club to
Lower Cedar Point yesterday was very success
full and most pleasant AFFAIR The attend
ance was very large. The committee OF ar
rungements, TO whom the SUCCESS OF the event
is due, consisted OF Messrs.w. LmfIier CHAIR.
mani r. I Megsl, r.; aiSslor, W Roeaier' O.
o'Brlen, j. Parkhill, and L. Ricks.
News Notes.
Arabi's troops arc busy erecting earth
works.
An outbreak at Port Said may occur at
any time.
There are fears of outbreaks of NAH
medan fanaticism In Syria.
Mr.. Gladstone proposes that tho vote of
majority shall be sufficient to close debate.
About five hundred canmakers OF Balti-
more are out on a strike for higher rates for
work.
The net revenue of the Dominion of Cam
ada for the year ended juno 80 was S0,500,
600.
The Indian contingent of the Egyptian
expedition will cost over s0,O00,O0O for three
months.
News Of the death of Senior Ignacio Bar
rios, father OF President Barrios OF Guate-
mala, has reached Panama.
Chief Shaw, OF the London Fire Brigade,
has sailed for this country, to attend tho Gin.
cinnau Convention OF Fire Engineers.
The Indian Government wanted TO re.
duce her military establishment, but the Eng.
lish Government would not allow this.
Persons convicted Of aRrarian outrages in
Ireland have been sentenced 10 terms Of I'm
prisonment ranging from ten years ~ a life
time.
Richard NJ. Hoe has sued the Boston
Daily Adrdyfisef for infringement OF patent OF
the Hoo power press. The damages arc laid al
$4,000.
Health Commissioner Benson, Of Balti.
more, says the only way 10 eradicate small
pox is 10 institute thorough aud compulsory
vaccination.
Joseph Brumpton, the forgcr, who was ar
rested I'm Philadelphia and extradited b Eng
land for trial has been sentenced % sever
years penal soryitndo.
John L, Bradford, hotel manager, died al
Providence, X. l., yesterday. He was for 3
long time connected with hotels at 0roen Cow
Springs, Fla, and Thomahyllle, Ga
A large -four mill at Akron, Ohio, owned
by Philo Chamberlain, OF Cleveland, was
burned yesterday. II Is supposed the II no was
ho WIN VI hehiliFs Lpeh Hplh t4otODD %
$4,000.
The wheat crop OF Western New York Il
generally reported at higher average thar
has been known before for many years. 'Thi
yield runs from thirty 10 forty bushels Pc
acre, and In ono Instance as high as ntty.thre
bushels
A Toronto gentleman has received a let
ter from an ox.ofiicer IN the Confederate Arm
TO the effect that cavalry expedition Is beln
organized In the Southern States 20 aid Arah
Pasha, and requesting him 10 Join the oxpod
tion, which ia expected TO start for Egypt In
few days.
The Secretary of the Kansas Board o
Agriculture estimates the corn crop OF tina
State at 2O0,OOO,OOO bushels. The oat Gro
Is the heaviest ever known, the average pre-
duction being forty bushels TO the acre. whea
thrashing Is In progress, and the yield GA
ceeds tho estimates made before harvest.
A-Mimikence, or Little Thunder"
chief OF the Chippewa Indians, who, with som
OF his tribe, have been exhibiting their India
dances, &C., at Chicago, died yesterday. II
was over 90 years OF age, and was one OF IN
two survivors OF the Custer massacre, he an
teamster having narrowly escaped from tn
Sioux.
Tho Hotel Bellevue at Long Branch re
mains open. The hotel proprietor and Cyru
W. Field, IT., and Albert Levi have made II
agreement by which n. W. Andrews, nj
Fields brother,in'law, and Mrs, Levi, the POI
sons Ill with typhoid foyer, will remain 1
their rooms In the hotel. II rs repOrtod tha