The Evening critic., 1883-02-13
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

EMINENT MEN, men of all callings, in
dorse St. Jacobs oil las pain-cure.
THE police made forty-eight arrests dur
ing the twenty -four hours ending at a. m.
CoLoRED burglars have riflcd the pan
tries and kitchens Of houses 93l aud $50 o
street northwest
CHARLES BLAND, colored boy, who
stole seven pounds of pork from stall in
the market, was sent to jail for sixty days
by Judge Smell to-day.
p. w. BROWNING and p. I. Kingsbury
were charged before Judge Smell to-day
with wasting Potomac water, and the
former furnished personal bonds and the
latter was fined s..
BYRON never uttered truer words than
when he said, Physicians mend or end us. y
But while doctors disagree, all the world
has-agrced that there is no remedy equal
to DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
JUDGE SMELL sentenced a number of
persons to the worlthouse to-day for dis
orderly conduct, among whom were John
Fahey, Samuel Booth, James Fursoil,
George Boston and Lille Lichau.
Mn. RANDOLPH CoYLE, as attorney for
Rachel A. Wood, yesterday filed bill for
divorce from her husband, Andrew Wood,
and asks permission to resume her maiden
name, Rachel A. Holland, and be given the
custody of the children. They were mar
ried May 90, 1873, and she charges him
with non-support and desertion.
INVITATIONS have been issued to the re-
ception to be rendered the Indiana delega-
tion in Congress by the Indiana Club at
Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening of
next week. There will be responses to
toasts, a banquet and a good social time,
such as only the Hoosiers eau have. The
whole will conclude with a ball.
WE are glad to notice that F. p. Hughes,
has opened branch market at 1923 Seventh
street northwest Porter-house steak at
II cents; sirloiD, 10 cents; choice rib
roast, IA cents; round, 10 cents liver,
cents, and good butter for 30 cents. Do
your marketing at his markets, corner OF
Eighth and n streets and S23 Seventh street
northwest.
ASSISTANT LICENSE AGENT RAFF and
Officer Carter arrested Edward Jones yes
terday for keeping faro bank at 415 Thir.
teenth street, on complaint of Thoma:
| Bowen, who claims to have lost 81 ,150 al
| this place. The case was called in the
| Police Court to-day and went over until
| Wednesday next for trial. Henry Raft
says he has a strong case and has ten wit.
nesses ofgood standing who were in the
| bank" when it was raided.
| DblloN tiS
lowing arrivals at the wharves: Schooner
| Fanny, Captain Henderson, 100 tons white
| sand to II. NJ. Miller, for new Pension Of
| fee; schooner Two Sisters, Captain Curry
| tber, 500 bushels of oysters sloop G.. w
| Driver, Captain Southerd, 500 bushels O
oysters; pungy Thomas Jefferson, Captain
Dean, 400 bushels of oysters pungy james
Wagner, Captain Dickson, 500 bushels o
oysters; pungy Martha Washington, Gap
tain Kinty, 500 bushels OF oysters schooner
Lena Mclaughlin, Captain Blank, 50(
bushels of oysters; sloop Wave, Captain
Chiseltine, 400 bushels. of oysters; pungy
Climax, Captain Kryer, 500 bushels of oys
ters schooner Mary S. Long, Captain Orne
AGO tons of asphalt paving blocks for P. Ma
| loney schooner Caroline, Captain Mothers
head, 80 cords of wood for II. l.. Biscoe
schooner w. d. Clark, Captain Nash, 3;
cords of wood for II. L. Biscoe; schoone
| Ann Turner, Captain Marshall, 100000 fee
oflumber for Johnson & Wimsatt; schoone
Norfolk, Captain Shropshire, merchandis
for j. II. johnson & Co.