The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

"DoUGLAs HILL" on New Jersey ave-
nue., is being cut down some more
ONE ofthe drivers Of the garbage wagons
found dead infant yesterday In the James
Creek Canal. t-u--,..
In tho case Of u. i. Bigolow, charged
with embczzlemcnt Of the funds OF the Ma
iional bank Of the Republic, Justice Wylio has
reduced the bail TO 100000.
JOHN LEWIS, a colorcd man, who was
arrested last night for making an array,
cursed the policeman all tho way TO tho sta
ton, and has been fined as for profanity.
IDA ADDISON was released from custody
by Judge Bundy to-day on her promise to keep
on the streets at night and stop violating the
laws against vhgrancy and streotwalking.
MINNIE STEPHENSON and Maria White,
two notorious characters, who used stronger
language than is allowed by law last evening,
were fined by Judge Bundy to-day Tor pro-
family
THEODORE INGALLS, KING, the well.
known musician, returned this morning from
long vacation West, whore his playing was
so acceptable that ho was importuned ID set
tie In ST. Paul. L.r.
JAMES CALLAHAN, n young man who
got or on a spree the other evening, was fined
by Judge Bundy to-day for obstructing the
sidewalk, being disordcrly and throwing
stones Mt an old colorod woman.
UNIFORMED BATTALION No. l, Knights
OF Pythias, paraded last night on tho Avenue
and through some OF the principal streets, af-
ter which they went down tho river on an OK.
Cursion, which was well uttonueu.
DIR. HENRY JONES. tho colored man
charged with making living by ACCOMMODATE
ing his friends with money at ten por cent, per
month, was in the Police Court to-day and had
his case continued until Thursday for add
ditional evidence.
THE Paperhangers' Association held their
regular meeting last night nj Moore's hail. Re-
ports were submitted by tho various officers,
showing the association to be In good condi-
tlon, with quite large Increase OF member
ship since the last meeting.
A coLoRED woman fell in spasm on
Second street, between b and streets north
west, last might, and for some limo was In an
unconscious condition. oflcer skolly appeared
promptly In answer TO n call Tor assistance
and conveyed the woman to her home.
MR.. JOHN HARTNETT, for the past ten
years an attache OF Miller Il Jones billiard sa-
loon, has resigned his position to go Into busi-
popular, will open q saloon at SIT Seventh
street northwest. His legion OF friends wish
him success.
ION! YE DuIRTY DLA'GUARDs! Ye mhur-
dhcrin' thaivesl Ye doined nagursl You tiev-
Ing divilsi May the coorse of Crom'ell be on
yell To hell wild yez alll' This is the chorus
10 the song that can be. hoard In swampoodlo
when tho officers undertake 10 ng i,, me
that quarter In that precinct of our city.
The "biennial movable committee" of
the Grand United Order OF Odd-Fellows, col
ored, will hold Its session this year In Boston,
trlct lodges will attend; Past Grand Master
John A. Simms, Past Grand Master Thomas IL
Wright, Past Grand Master William O. Costin,
Past Noble Father Fred Moore, Most Venerable
Patriarch David W. Warner, Most Venerable
Patriarch william II. Grimshaw, Most Venera
BILE Patriarch John L. n. Wilkerson and others.
THE corner. stone of the Fourth Baptist
(colored) Church was laid yesterday, near
Twelfth and II streets, In the presence OF q
large concourse OF people. The ceremonies
were under the charge of the Most Worshipful
Grand Lodge (colored). Prayer was delivered
by Rev. Robert Johnson, pastor, and the Ma.
comic ceremonies were conducted by Grand
Master G. G. johnson. There was some fine
singing, and an eloquent address by Rev. Dr..
Hicks. The new church VIII be OF Gothic
architecture, and Will cost $4,000.
JOHN b. SMITH, an enterprising young
merchant OF Harper's Ferry, came TO Wash
fngton last night for q short visit, and guided
by friend soon turned his steps toward
Hooker's Division and had barely reached thai
historic neighborhood when he was surround
cd by q disorderly group, and on the advent
OF police officer the disturbers OF the peace
made their escape and the luckless Harperi
Ferryan was taken Into custody and conveyed
TO tho Fifth Precinct Station, whore he was
searched, and a revolver being found upon hi'
person charge OF carrying concealed weap
ons was entered up against him and In TIT
Police Court to-day he was fined $50. Mr.
Smith has poor opinion OF city whore
man can't stay an hour without getting Int
such a scrape and Will mako an abrupt dc
parture for home.