The Evening critic., 1882-03-25
THE EVENING CRITIC.
rsTAnLIsnrD Annrsr Iaas.
LACoNIC ICLoCALs.


THR police made forty-ouc arrests dur.
iur tho twenty four hours ending at . q. IN.
A ANuMBER of cases of drunk aud disor
derby conduct were disposed Of by Judge smell
to-day.
Cora srRAus forfeited s2j collateral in
the Police Court to-day on charge oil keep
Ing dlsordorly house.
WM. Lucas beat his horse cruelty with a
large club Yesterday and forfeited SO in the
Police Court to-day for cruelty to animals
Tur Coroner examined the body of the
dead Infant found yesterday by Oniccr West
ana gave a certificate OF burial ana that the
babe was stlllborn.
ALEXANDER THOMAS and Frank Lomax
declined TO pay the huckman In whose vehicle
they rode last night, and paid 50 each in the
Police Court today.
MoRRow's Capital will contain more
interesting original matter than was ever be-
tore put into n sunday paper in Washington.
Donn piatt and &c. II. H." are at their best.
Mr.. CLUs CROMWELL, one of Washing
TONS brightest young journalists has accepted
a reportorial position on the National RepUbH-
tO8. Clis ~ n wldcawako news gathcrcr.
and VIII make his mark.
ARCHIBALD l.. HUTTON was tried in the
Police Court to-day ON two charges OF violating
the huiidlng regulations by falling TO exhibit
light on distractions In she street. A line OF
$40 was impc sedin each case.
THE Brotherhood of Carpenters held an
important meeting last evening at knights Of
the union 60 be In "A nourlshingconditlon, and
Il number of new members were initiated.
WASTE no time; delays have dangerous
cnds II n member OF your family ~ suffering
with n slight cough or cold don't wait until IL
develops iueif Into conaumpuon, but procure
tt once a bottle 81 Dr.. Bull cough syrup and
cure that cough.
JAMES KING, a colorcd man, brutally as
seulicd female acquaintance named Ida
nuilor the other day and struck her In the
mouth wlth club and beat her. Judge Smell
after hearing the evidence sentenced King 60
riutiy days In jail.
Two small colored 'chldren named
FiuUy-a girl Of ten named Lizzie, and a boy
OF six named Frederick-wero charged In the
rolicc Court to-day with picking up n stove
belonging 10 George Barker and attempting to
cnrry Il away. Judge Smell said he would dis
miss the case II the mother OF the children
would administer whipping.
BEAUTIFUL Easter cards, pictures and
fancy picture frames. over two hundred
SAMPLES Of gilt, walnut, oak aud fancy mould
ings, from which frames are made to order,
any Size or price. Also complete stock OF the
latest novelties In wall paper, window shades,
window comices, &c. All work ilrst-class,
prices reasonable, at Ncerhous, DIG Seventh
street.
AnEER's HALL was filed to overlowing
last evening with an apprcclatlve audience
witnessing the performance of the German
play, 'Griseldis," with Mrs. LOWE Fellman, of
Baltimore, in the title role. The play was
well rendered, and afforded the lady appear
ing in the principal character many fine op-
portunities to display the great dramatic
power OF which she is possessed.
MY mother has been sufferer with in
nammatOry rheumatism for the last flfteer
years, writes Mr.. J. j. Schubert, Kankakee
ILL.,. in which time she has tried humorous
remedies without relief At last her limbs be-
came so swollen that she could not go about,
and 1 gave up all hope of her recovery. As a
nnal resort tried st. Jacobs oil. The first
application gave her relief and the use of six
bottles has performed n cure. She can 20
abcut.as well as ever.
REV. ID. BANKS MCKENZIE, Salt Lake
City, will deliver an address on "The Young
Men OF Utah at the New York-avcnue Pres5y-
terian Church, at three'o'clock tomorrow after.
noon. Mr.. Mckenzie IS doing good reform
atory work In the city OF the Mormons, having
built house for holding religious services
seeking assistance to furnish the same and
provide library. His appeal ought to re-
ceive liberal response.
wELL-DREssED, but apparently rural
gentleman, who dined sumptuously and I'm
solemn grandeur at one of our hotels the other
day, was presented by the waiter, on conclud-
ing his repast, with the usual finger-bowl with
a thin slice OF lemon floating about In IL. AT
ter viewing the utensll doubtfully for few
moments, he raised 1t to his lips and took n
deep draught from IL. look OF profound dis
gust succeeded this exploit, and with the
muttered remark, ''Wcll, that's the darnedest
weak lemonade ever Sect he filled his vest
pocket with toothpicks and started for the
outer air.
THE testimonial concert rendered to
Misses Carrie and Florence Kidwell at the
Congregational Church last evening was a
gratifying financial as well as musical sue
cess. Miss Eva Mills, Nine. Roemer- X per
and Miss Jennie True, associated with many
others well known In musical circles, appeared d
during the evening and their solos were
heartily sapplauded. The Apollo Club did
Justice to their regulations as vocalists In
The Young Lover" by Koschat, and Phelps
save Maria "Loye Lies Bleeding," was
rendered with much feeling by Mr.. John Pugh.
Prof kasper's violin solo, "Andante Pastorale''
of De Beriot, would in itself have rendered the
entertainment success. Mr. Pearson was iu
his usual good voice, and the piano duet by
Miss Edith Gilbert and Miss Jennie Moxon wa.
a beautiful rendition.