The Evening critic., 1882-10-17
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

The police made forty.iivo arrests dur
Ing yesterday and last night.
MR.. ROBERT BALL, one of the now cricr5
appointed yesterday, won't on duty IN the
Equity Court this morning.
NELLIE GARFIELD was fined SlOo IN
the Police Court to-day for kocplnB hh UNI
censed bar at.Lyccum Hali'
LEONARD FINNEGAN, n boy, was fined
so by Judge Smell to-day for kicking COM
panion named william Dunn.
JUSTICE MACARTHUR having boen 70.
duired TO sit 10 the General Term to-day, no
trials took place In the Criminal Court
BERNARD SILvERBERGH was charged in
the Police Court to-day with obstructing an al
ley with packing-boxes and his personal bonds
were accepted.
THE following arraignments took place In
the Criminal Court this mornings benjamin
L. Fletcher, larceny, pleaded not guilty; John
Brown, alias Gather, second oncnse potit
larceny, pleaded not guilty; Charles Il. Gap
ehort, embezzlement two cases), not guilty.
THE Young Mems Christian Association
have taken possession of their new quarters on
New York avenue, formerly known as john
coating Al 900 have been made. Tho ontlro
cost Of the building was $4,000. Tomorrow
night the place will bo thrown open to the
public.
Mr.. WILLIAM s. RoosE, our well-known
fellow-townsman, has boon selected by Mr..
Thomas NJ. Thompson, chief marshal OF the
parade ut tho BiCcntennial celebration In
InllAutlpulh Ou lutbhty utAb, ho ouo VI hio
aids. This is great compliment paid to one
OF washington's citizens, but Is deserved and
viii bo appreciated by the gentleman selected
and by this community.
HENSON PERRY, the colored man who
cut John McGruder, also colored, In the face,
on Saturday night, with razor, was In the
Police Court to-day TO answer for tho assault,
larceny case a pawnbrokor testlned that he
sold the coat 70 the man and the case was dis.
missed. In the assault case DIR. Ball testified
to the extent of the injuries, and Judge Smell
sentenced Perry TO six months In jail.
MANsEL CARTER and John Wesley, two
colorcd boys, were charged In the Police Court
to-day with stealing twenty-slx plllow.cases
Garrett testified that the pillow.cases had
been stolen from her kitchen and she had seon
the boys about the promises and offered them
dollar II they would get the pillow-cases for
her and that they had gone away and returned
with the stolen property. The boys testified
CHAT they found the property In a cattle yard
was granted to allow the prisoners to substan-
tiatc their doubtful story.
A REPORTER OF TIE CRITIC was to-day
shown amost elegant souvenir In tho shape
OF book OF pen and pencil "Record OF tho
Social Events ut the Executive Mansion dur
ing the Administration OF President Hayes"
II gives in the most artistic manner all tho
menu cards OF the state and reception din.
nors, with the names OF the parties partlcl-
pating, besides a record of all the other social
events. 1t was executed by Mr.. o. l.. Pruden,
assistant secretary to the President, and ro.
fleets great credit on him as an artist. Tho
reporter notices on several OF the menu cards
such items as "Punch au Kirsch" and "Punch
Romaine.
DELEGATES to the Supreme Council, An
Client and Accepted Order OF Masons, who as
sembled here yesterday, were as follows: Al
bert Pike, grand commander; +. !. Parvin,
Iowa; Harry Brush, South Carolina Martin
Collins, Missouri E. Il. Carr, Kansas; p. O.
Tucker, Tennessee; Il. @. Jordan, Nebraska;
W. L. Mitchell, Georgia; o. s. Long, West vr
ginia; W. G.. Desaussure, North Carolina; q.
Meredith, Maryland; DR.. j. +. Browne, District
of Columbia J. L. Ripper, Virginia. The stand
ing committees for the ensuing year were ap-
pointed, and the council listened to an elo
quent address by Grand Commander Albert
Pike. They will be banqueted at the Riggs
House tonight.