The Evening critic., 1883-01-03
Temperature.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

WIN. FLANNERY was given the extent of
the law to-day for vagrancy.
ISAIAH b. SAPP, sailor, who indulgod
In too much profanity, has been committed to
the workhouse for fifteen daye.
ANNIE BROWN, colored woman, who
threatened to kill Jane Cole, was put on her
personal bonds to-day by Judge Smell.
REV. s. FERGusoN, Five Points Mis-
sion, New York, recommends st. Jacobs OIL
for rheumatism and other painful ailments.
FRANK b. SMITH by bill in equity
agaiRst Susan Birch and others, seeks parti
tion or snle OF the east twenty feet front OF lot
13, square 377.
EDWARD CAMPBELL, little boy, who
was guilty OF the ofrense of walking across
barren strip OF parking, has been fined 50 by
Judge Smell for trespass.
The newly elected officers of Excelsior
Lodge, No. ID, X. OF p, were installed last
evening at Timms' Hall. The meeting through
out was very pleasant one.
JOHN BosToN, small colored boy, was
charged in the Police Court to-day with max
Ing threats Of personal violence to his mother.
The boy was dismissed with reprimand.
MARGARET MURPHY an old lady said to
be over one hundred years of age, was charged
before Judge Smell to-day with keeping an un-
licensed bar, and the case was continued un-
til Wednesday next
DIR. PIERcE's "Favorite Prescription"
for all those weaknesses peculiar to women, is
ache and "bearing down" sensations yield to
It's strength giving properties. BY druggists.
MIR. L. s. EMORY reported to Judge
Smell to-day that Percival Howard, the little
6GS s T STEALING and R bs
father in Liverpool. The case against the boy
was dismissed.
B. SIIvERBERG, a toy dealer on Seventh
street, near the Avenue, made an assignment
yesterday OF his effects to Zacharlah Tobriner
for the benent of his creditors. His liabilities,
it is thought, are over $4,000. Preferences
were made for about $4,000.
A CITIZEN of the Quaker City, Mr.. F.
Freed, living at 100 Vine street, recently
spoke as follows: "Being afflicted with dis
tresslng cough, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup was
recommended to me for relief lam happy to
say that few doses not only gave me instant
relief, but erected a complete cure"
OLD JOE KELLEY was in the Police Court
cell to-day charged with being drunk and dis
orderly and with assaultng James Ooggins
while under arrest. Kelley declined to come
up when his name was called and was tried in
his absence and word sent down to him In the
dock that he might go to jail for sixty days.
YESTERDAY evening Mr.. William P.
Young sold at auction several pews of Trinity
west, for non.payment of taxes. Pews z, 8,
so, 91, 80, 100, and 127 were bid In by the
vestry; pew No. SO was sold to Dr. j. w. Bulk.
ley for $50, subject to a tax of $4S per annum.
THE bill for the extension of the Capitol,
North O.street Il South Washington Railway,
with a Senate amendment relative to the
pavement laid between the tracks, was taken
from the Speakers table yesterday, and after
some rather desultory discussion, the amend
ment was non-concurred in by q vote OF rs
to 60.
JORDAN BOWERS, q colored man, was
arraigned before Judge Smell to-day for threat
ening and attempting to kill his wife with a
razor. The woman testified that her husban(ks
followed her when she was in her night robe8i
and, razor in hand, chased her out OF the
house, through the yard, over the fence and
into the street. The case was not sustained
and the prisoner was acquitted.
HAMILTON TEMPLE was charged in the
Police Court to-day with assaulting James
Smith. Tho testimony was that on Christmas
night Temple went to Smiths house TOR his
wife and started a row and poundei Smith,
Temple testified that when he won't to the
house he was knocked down and beaten and
shot in the leg. Judge Smell fined Temple So
and directed the prosecution of the other
parties.
THE Young Peoples Union of Memorial
Church held their monthly business meeting
last night, at which the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term of six months: !:
President, Captain A. B. White; vice president,
julius Higdon; treasurer, Miss Annie Guss;
secretary, John A. Cross librarian, Fred
Bache, with Miss Lily White and Miss Annie
Kaiser assistants; musical director, Professor
John Sellfert.