The Evening critic., 1883-01-25
THE EVENING CRITIC.
pERrrNENT pARAcRApHs,

PERTINENT PARAGRAPHSs
JOHN ToLIvER, colored man, who
stabbed companion named Silas Posey in
the eye with an oyster.knife, was sent to
Jail for ninety days to-day.
CALEB CLAPP., ESQ. the wholesale jew
eller of 63 and CO Washington street,
Chicago ILL.,, observes "St. Jacobs Oil
can not be cxcelled for curing sprains and
rheumatism
Coon style is good sense, good health,
good energy and good will, but bottle OF
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is a good benefac.
tion that suffering humanity has already
learned to appreciate.
STEPHEN WASHINGTON, q colored rag
picker, was before Judge Smell to day Tor
the larceny of a pair of skates from Sey-
mour Dibble. and the case was continued
for additional evidence.
To-Day is the festival of the conversion
of st. Paul. 1t will be observed by a choral
evensong by the surplced choir in the
Church Of the Incarnation, corner of
Twelfth and N streets northwest.
CATHERINE SIMMs,an old colored woman,
who participated in raid on Officer Smith
on Christmas night. was charged in the
Police Court to-day with assaulting the
officer, and the case was dismissed.
A WITNESS in the Police Court to-day
was asked whether he had ever been con-
vioted Of larceny, and responded that he
had not, but that he had once gone to Jail
because lady had lost some chickens.
THE unlicensed real.estate brokers and
agents have been directed to appear in the
Police Court tomorrow for trial. The Com
missioners have decided that it would be
unjust to those who have procured licenses
to continue the cases against the others any
longer.
ALARGE circle of friends mourn the loss
of Mr.. Richard Henderson. He was an
active business man, and was closely idcn-
titled with the temperance cause. His
funeral takes place tomorrow at 2 o'clock
from his late residence, 1870 Fourteenth
street.
A REQUEST, signed by a number of
members of Congress and business men, has
been circulated asking Colonel Kemple to
repeat his lecture on the Trials and
Tribulations of an Office seeker" TO which
the Colonel has replied by naming Lincoln
Hall, February 6, as the place and time,
The Ideal Opera Company and repre-
sentatives of the New York, Philadelphia
and Washington press attended the matinee
of the Wyndham Comedy Company in
Baltimore yesterday. "Ruths Romance"
and Fourteen Days" were given. Mr..
James w. Morrisey was the host of the
occasion.
THE Sunday-School Institute was
largely attended yesterday. There were es-
saws on "The Bible Lands" by the Rev. ].
L. Hurlburt on THE Emphasis of Perso-
nal Character in Bible Teaching" by the
Rev. A. E. Dunning. and on "The Teachers
Pastoral Work. by Ralph Wills, esq, of
New York.
FpoM Rrentopo & IA co,ner of
Eleventh street and Pennsvlvapia avenue
we have tho cnrrent nnmhers of tba T'on,
don Graphic. tho London Ulustraied Neps
and the London Punch. This news en-
porium receives the leading publications of
Europe and the United States as soon as
published. Its establishment here fills a
want long felt at the Capital.
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