The Evening critic., 1882-12-04
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

DIR. CULVER, of Capitol Hill, has re.
turned from his vacation.
The street.lamps will be lighted at $40
y. m. and extingulshed at las a. IN.
MR.. J. S. LEFAvoUR, artist, Salem, Mass,
says his rheumatism was routed by st. jacobs
oil.
THE Y. NC. A. held an interesting
meeting last night. 1no address was doliv-
cred by Mr.. II. Ross Perry.
A SLIGHT fire in the Metropolitan Rail-
road offlco In West Washington was extn-
gulshed yesterday by officer Cottor.
OUR entire first floor devoted to the dis
play Of overconts. We show double tho stock
OF any house In the District A. Saks Il Co.,
$40 Seventh street.
THE Months Mind of the Rev. p. +.
Mccarthy will DO kept ut tho Church OF the
Immaculate Conception on Tuesday, December
8, 1882. Mass at 10 n. m.
REV. EDWARD T. Mon ERHANY, a native
OF Washington, and for some years stationed at
Georgetown College and st. Aloysius Church,
died In Cincinnati December L.
THOMAS Fox, a colorod man who tres.
PASSED In gentleman's garden aud cut
down ehrubbery and tore down tho fence was
fined by Judge Smell to-day for his depreda'
tons.
BURGLARS entered the store Of I. A.
Rover, corner OF II and North Capitol Streets
yesterday morning, but were frightened of
before securing any plumber. They left kit
OF tools behind them.
THE publishers of the Richmond (Va.)
ENQUIRER heartily recommend DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and say; SIT has been we'll tried In
our office and composing-room, and has Icured
our city editor Of very bad case OF bron-
chtis.
JAMES ADAMS, burly negro, was charged
In the Police Court today with assaulting
Frank Ransom, also colored, and striking him
on the head with club. Ransom, who Is quite
an old man, displayed deep cash on his head
and Adams was given GO days.
THE Minnesota State ASSIMILATION elected
the following officers on Saturday evening
President, Judge Il. Il. Crowell; vlcepresi'
dent, W. W. Case; secretary, John Il. Heck;
treasurer, W. Ii. Boyd; executive committee,
James L. Sebring, S. j. Willis, J. W. Chandler
and Fred. Bracket.
SENATORS GoRMAN, of Maryland, and
Davis, OF West Virginia, accompanied by
several New York capitalists, visited George
town Saturday and inspected the workings OF
the Chesapeake Ohio Canal with view to
improving the facilities for shipping coal
North and East from tho Cumberland coal
regions In Western Maryland and West Vlr.
gina. These gentlemen are Interested In
certain coal mines In tho aforementioned
| locality, and they propose 70 Increase the
| shipment OF coal and provide additional wharf
| accommodations for coal vessels.
PETER G.. RosENBERRY, proprietor Of a
| house on Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh streets, was charged In tho Po-
| lice Court to-day with putting Zhacariah Nor
ryman out OF his house with undue violence
| Constable Taliaferro made seizure at Rosen-
| berry's establishment during tho absence OF
| the proprietor and left Morryman in charge
| When Rosenberry returned he ordered Merry
| man out, and, the latter failing to retire, was
| unceremoniously elected. Merryman pro
| cured warrants against Rosenberg and Scr
| geant Bresnehan, whom he charged Will
| roughly handling him, but the evidence
| showed that Dresn chan had performed hli
| duty faithfully and that Rosenberg had onl!
| been guilty OF a technical ofrense, and tho for
| NOR was acquitted and the latter fined 50.