The Evening critic., 1882-12-30
Temperature.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

The street.amps will be lighted at
8 10 p. m. and extingulshed at IL 80 a. m.
MICHAEL GREEN stole pillow and
sheets from Joseph Williams and was SEN
fenced TO sixty days In jail.
LAWRENCE GREEN and George Cary,
two young mon who INDUCED In street fight
yesterday, were In the Police Court to-day, and
made voluntary contributions" OF So each to
Judge SHELLS fund.
ANDREW BOWMAN, the proprietor of
n dangerous dog, which puts the residents OF
the vicinity OF his house In terror, gavo his
personal bonds Mt Police Court to-day TO terml.
nate the CANNES career.
JOIN Brown knocked John Dorsey
down on l. street on Christmas and was ilned
~ by Judge Smell to-day for tho assault.
Brown remarked that he "lald that man out
cheap" and paid his fino.
SICK and bilious headache, and ull de-
rangements Of stomach and bowels, cured by
DR.. Pierces "Pellets'--or anti.billious gran.
ules. Twenty-Five cents vial. No cheap
boxes TO allow waste OF virtues. BY druggists.
A. A. VEssIE, form erly an employe of
the Government bindery dropped dead at the
Baltimore 4 Ohio depot last night. He had
lust bought a ticket for New York, and was
about to get upon tho train when he dropped
dead, probably with heart disease.
WASTE no time; delays have dangerous
endsl II member OF your family is suffer
Ing with slight cough or cold, don't walt I'M
I'll 1t develops itself Into consumption, but pro-
cure at once bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
and cure that cough.
ISAAC THOMPSON, the colored man
charged with stealing bag OF money from
Mrs. Nailor, an herb.dealer In She market,
who was recently committed to jail for the
larceny, was in the Police Court to-day on a
motion for n new hearing, but the Court do.
clined TO mitigate the sentence.
ABOUT $50 last night an alarm was
turned in from box 1872, caused by tho dis.
covery OF Are In tho apartment OF Dr. Waters,
over Btinemet2s hat store, occupied as n dem
tistry. The Fire Department responded
promptly, but did not go into action, the fire
being extinguished by officers aud employees
OF the store. Cause, unknown; damage about
500.
THE Alpha Tau Omega fraternity held
It's closing session yesterday and elected the
Maryland W. @. chaplain, Bishop Quintard,
Tennessee; W. X. f., NJ. d. Humes, Maryland;
". A.J. r. Anderson, Ir., virginia. ". X.
Holland, Georgia; W. G.. s., O. Il. Pearls, Utah.
The next annual meeting Will BIO held ut Phila-
delphia. banquet was held at Welcker's at
night, to which over sixty sat down.
BATTLE ROYAL, which occurred on
Christmas day, was investigated In the Police
Court to-day. Punch Boyd, Pink Dorsey, Henry
Butler and William Hunter, four powerful
John JacRson " on FrodeTiek Street IN wes
Washington. The testimony showed that the
defendants and the complainant were q few of
the parties Involved IN the aght, In which
ton, but used with comparatively little efrect.
Judge Smell fined the parties IS all around,
and $15 additional In Buffers case.
CHARLES g. BROWN. genteel-loolling
young man, was charged in the Police Court
to-day with boing suspicious character. Mr..
4. Z. Ohappell testified that Brown came to
his residence and claimed to BIO an old friend
and named mutual acquaintance, etc. Brown
represented that he had Just been robbed and
wanted enough money to telegraph for an ad-
ditional remittance. Mr.. Chappell gave the
prisoner what no asked for and suspected
nothing wrong until he found that Brown had
tried the same game with equal success at
other places. Mr.. Ohappell then secured the
young mans arrest and he was committed to
the workhouse for ninety days.
The annual election of officers of Ma
tional Lodge, No. 042, Knights OF Honor:
Director, Henry Stenver; vice.director, W. q.
Particle; assistant director, s. A. Sanford, IT,;
guide, F. O. Hartman; chaplain, John f.
simms; reporter, BENJAMIN White; Il. reporter,
I. s. Emery treasurer, g. A. Jordan; sentinel,
p. II. Little; guardian, q. +. Stringer; medi-
cal examiner, DR.. ID. w. Prenttss. The lodge
now numbers 100 members, representing the
leading business men In the city, as well as
many OF the highest government officials
In the different Departments. The order now
numbers 10000 members, scattered over
all the States OF this Union, and In nine
years they have paid over sS,000,000 to
widows and orphans, and have never failed to
pay a single demand, nor had a defalcation.
The order Is growing more rapidly than any
beneficial order OF any kind In the United
States