The Evening critic., 1882-12-18
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

JAr. scrap and Xmas pictures, J. Jay
Gould, f21 Ninth street.
THE street-lamps will be lighted at II
p. m. and extingulshed at 5;15 n. m.
CHARLES THOMAS a tramp, was given
the extent OF the vaerancy law to-day.
ANNIE FITZGERALD, a denizen Of South
Washington, has gone to the workhousa for
tho holidays.
KATE KURT disturbed the peace yes
terday by her profanity and Will eat hor
Christmas turkey on tho stoulonburg farm.
THE National Academy of Fine Arts,
Corcoran Building, Fifteenth street, opposite
the Treasury, Will be Opon 70 all lovor5 Of art
this (Monday) evening mt o'clock.
CAPTAIN ROBERT CLARvoE, of the Light
Infantry Cadets, fell upon Babcock Lake yos.
torday afternoon, and was 80 badly hurt TINT
ho had to be carried homo in an ambulance.
Mr.. JAMES II. YoUNG, of Owatonna,
Mlnn., writes: "My wife was amlctcd with
very severe sore throat as were also three of
my children. We used st. Jacobs, OIL ana a
complete euro was the result"
THOMAS LANCASTER, cOlored youth,
who embarrassed the actresses on the Coml1ue
stage Saturday night by yelling to them aud
calling them pet names, was landed In tho
workhouse to-day for fltteon days.
HENRY RAFF, having made case
against ID. u. Weldon, the East Washington
grocer, for keeping au unlicensed bar In con-
nection with his grocery. at Seventh and
streets southeast, no forfeited S105 collateral
In the Police Court to-day.
JOSH BILLINGS says: "Next to a clear
conshienso for solid comfort Gums an old shu."
He probably never suffered with cough or
cold, otherwise he would have referred to DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup as being also good thing
toLsecure relief and comfort
MAJOR A. G. RICHARDS, as attorney for
+. p. MAY * Co. and others, has filed bill In
equity against the United American EHo-
pean Stone, Marble, Tile and Paint Comp NY
for receiver to collect tho assets of the COM
pany and pay the Indebtedness due the COM
plainunts.
JUSTICE HAGNER to-day, in the Equity
Court, mado decree for tho complainant In
the case Of Raoul against Mrs. Myra Clark
Gaines for $4,000. II was claimed by the
complainant that he was entitled TO a certain
| sum for services rendered as counsel for Mrs.
| Gaines in her New orleans law suits ami the
| litigation grew out OF the settlement OF that
| claim.
| SPECIAL LICENSE AGENT RAFF anl
| Officer Carter made a raid on Saturday night
| on number OF unlicensed liquor saloons and
| made cases against Joseph Lochboehler, l7lt
| seventh street; Benjamin Murphy, 140l
| Fourth street; Daily Cunningham, 1885
| Seventh street; John Albert, 1920 Pennsylva
MIA avenue; p. II. sheahy, 2030 Seventh
| street, and DistOn Michael, on Sevonth-stree
| road.
JOSEPH KELLEY, q gcntlcmanly.looki
| old tramp, stepped up out of the dock at Po
lice Court to-day TO answer charge OF disor
| derly conduct. He said he had just got out oi
| the workhOuso and had got drunk on Sltur
| day, but would bo very much obliged II His
| Honor would give him seven days instead OF
| fifteen, so that he might get out on Christmas
| Judge Smell granted the request and Kelley
| went down for u week.
THE Masonic Veteran Association held
| its annual meeting Saturday night and elected
the following officers Albert Pike, president
| WV. Upton, first vice-president; John Trim
| BILE, second vice president; W. NJ. Ireland, sec
retary; II. L. Tullock, treasurer; W. s. Roos'
and John II. Thompson, stewards. Nc
| MORALS were read upon deceased member.
as follows: On DR.. John b. Blake by Alber
Pike; on eral.George II. Thomas, by @. w
Bennett; on Alexander Gardner, by William l,
| singleton.