The Evening critic., 1882-01-12
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS,

w. ii. VEERHoTF, ut 916 Seventh street,
has q very fine line of window shades, wall
paper, dados, &C.
NEALE, druggist corner Seventh and N
streets, having refitted and restocked, makes
aspecalty oftrusses and surgical appliances.
EVERY ONE has will and mind to
think for himself yet many will go about
hacking and coughing until friend recon-
mends DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for that
cough.
THE REMAINS OF Col. Lewis Porter,
who died very suddenly at the Cushing
House on Tuesday evening of heart disease,
will be removed TO his old home in Grand
Rapids, Michigan. Col. Porter, who was
assistant postmaster here under Judge Ed
munds, had a large circle of warm friends
in this city.
A READER OF THE CRrTIc wishes to
inquire whether orders have been left
with the transfer agents at the crossing of
the Avenue and Seventh street to start
the cars whenever they see a crossing car
close at hand. For two mornings, he says,
the Seventh-street car has been started
when the Avenue car, on which he was,
was less than half square distant.
BEFORE A PUPIL is admitted to any
public school in the District" said Mr..
Loveioy, one of the school trustees, to q
Post reporter last evening, "he or she is
required to present certificate of vaccina-
tion. This rule is strictly enforced, and to
it attribute, in great degree, Washing
toms immunity from the dread disease.
IN THE POLICE COURT to-day Mary
Jane Lewis, q colored servant, was charged
with the larceny of articles of clothing
from the residence of Mrs. Garrett, No. 1011
q street northwest. Mrs. Garrett employed
the servant some weeks ago, and one morn
ing found that the girl had run away dur
ing the night by the rear door of the house
and taken with her some very valuable
dresses and dress material. Judge Smell
sentenced the defendant to three months
in Jail.
Mr.. JACOB w. STARR rendered his rcsig-
nation and Hon. j. Ii. Brewer was elected
as president of the New Jersey Republican
Association, last night. Other officers re-
signed and their successors were elected, as
follows First vice-president, Walcott Lay I;
second vice-president, Byron Southwick !;
treasurer, d. S. Blue recording secretary,
Josiah Shaw; corresponding secretary,
Moses Bradshaw delegates to the Central
Association of States Hon. ]. Hart Brewer,
Jacob w. Starr, and j. s. Patterson.
THE sEMI-ANNUAL meeting of the Ma
tiOnal Association of Window Glass Manu-
facturers of the United States was held at
the Riggs House yesterday afternoon, and
it was decided to suspend operations during
the months of July and August. 1t was
also decided not to advance prices unless
labor advances, but as there is great activity
in the building market, especially in the
northwest, and stocks on hand are lower
than they have been for some time, prices
will probably be higher in the spring. The
association adjourned till July to meet in
Saratoga.
Mr.. JOHN MAAL is cashier of the famous
Schnaiders brewery and garden, st. Louis,
Mo-, and he states that for some time he
suffered severely from rheumatism which
defied number of remedies, and was APP
parently, becoming chronic. Through ad.
vice of friend he tried st. Jacobs Oil, and
after applying it to the affected places
found immediate relief. In q short time
the alarming symptoms had disappeared,
and to-day he considers himself completely
free from the painful complaint, without
likelihood of its recurrence. Yet he is
never without a supply of this valuable
Nanacea and has IL ready for use