The Evening critic., 1882-10-05
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE streot.lamps will be lighted at 6;lO
p. m. and extingulshed at 1.15 p. M
DANIEL McLAUdHL1N was to-day reap
pointed by the Court constable Tor THIS Dis
trlct.
THE bond of John A. Moss, justice Of
the pencc, was approved to-day by the Court
In Danc.
on motion of Judge f. p. Cuppy, Mr..
John u. Hereford was today admitted to tho
bar OF this District
TIE New Jersey Republican Association
will meet tonight at ST. Georges Hall, and a
iull meeting Is expected
A MEETING of the Departmental Baseball
League viii bo held tonight at 7!3O o'clock at
scanlans, Ninth and d streets northwest.
The application of IL. A. Klopper for ap-
polnmcnt as crler OF the court has been re-
celyed and fled with the other applications.
Henry CHARLTON an elderly man, who
hasn't done days work since "befo the
war;" went 10 the woikhouse to-day rs vag.
A LONG train Of gypsy wagons passed
through the city yesterday bound South.
Both men and women were hardloOking lot.
ALL the butchers who have been dealing
In canned meats In the markets are procuring
licenses as produce dealers, and none OF them
Will stand trial In tho Police Court.
BENJAMIN JOHNSON, a colored rufliau,
who intorrorrod with Onlcer Shanks while
making an arrest, was fined by Judge Shell
to-day for not minding his own business.
b. II. WARNER has several houses from
S2,UUO 10 Go,OOO, nlcely located on CupllOl
Hill, that can be sold for small cash payment,
balance on easy payments. Call and see him.
CLARA PAINE, comoly colored lass, who
disturbed tho quiet Of Frog:Eye Hollow with
her cursing and swearing, pleaded guilty To-
day, and has gone to the farm for fifteen days.
THE charge of carrying concealed weap~
ons having been preferred against George
Mantz, the case was called in the Police Court
to-day and continued until Saturday for testi
mony for the prosecution.
TIM irnu,ppea prnxy1z that pnthnrn1 Tn
witness the boatraces yesterday were eXcep-
tlonably orderly. The detectives report no
pocket.picking or sneak.thieying, ana there
was very little drunkenness.
KATE WHITE, colored woman, who was
released from the workhouse yesterday, was
re-arrested In tho cycDing, and was before
judge smell to-day, but was released on per-
sonnl bonds for good behavior.
CHARLES JOHNSON, well.dressed aud
respectaple-looking man, pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Smell this morning to using pro-
iane and Indecent language, ana was commit
ted to the workhouse for f1tteen days.
JAMES WYLLIE, the great checker-player,
Will leave the city on Saturday next and
those who wish to SEQ him and play with him,
Will only have two more evenings 10 DO so.
Rooms 1920 New York avenue northwest.
FELIx SHANNON was charged in the
Police Court to-day by Special License Agent
Ran with selling liquor without a license at
Tenth and T. streets northwest The case was
continued TO allow shannon to produce his
license.
JACOB BEARD, "a colored man, went to
collect bill from Edward Montague, a bar
ber, yesterday, and when Montague refused to
pay Beard took his cont TO secure payment
and carried 1t on. Judge Smell said he would
dismiss the case.
e., The Herdic Company have inaugurated
new system of coaches somewhat similar In
style 10 the Hanson cab, but with ca
pacity for four persons beside tho driver; the
first one appeared on the Avenue yesterday
and was the subject Of much favorable remark.
ELLEN WYRIcK, one of Judge SHELLS
most regular callers was on hand again this
morning and got fifteen days In the workhouse
tracted spree, and her face shows the lingering
traces OF u savage fight with some female
rival.
THE total number or deaths in the Dis
trict for the week ending last saturday was
OF the decedents 80 were white and Al
colored, making an annual death rate OF 10
per LOCO for the white population and 33 for
the colored.
OLIVIA RICHARDS, q colored woman
veil, was found begging on the streets for
food yesterday, and was to-day sent to the
workhouse for yagrancy. The woman has
fever and ague, and could hardly stand up In
the dock, and presented apitiful sight.
THE funeral of the late Josiah Carrick,
who died Tuesday at Glendale, Nd, took place
there to-day, and was largely attended. Mr.
Carrick was born near Bowie, April 81, 1917
He raised large family, and at one time the
name OF Carrick was extensively known
throughout Prince Georges County, Nd.