The Evening critic., 1883-04-16
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

BOYS clothing, Eiseman Bros, 9TH and Z.
WIN. d. JONES forfeited collateral to-day
for fast driving.
CHILDREN's jersey suits at A. Saks &
Co.'S, 316 Seventh street.
THE street-lamps will not be lighted
again until the Oath inst.
ARMsTEAD VENEY, colored vagrant,
was committed to the workhouse for ninety
days to-day.
SHOULD you be sufferer from dyspep-
sia Indigestion, malaria, or weakness, you
can be cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
In the Equity Court this morning the
bill for divorce filed in 1877 by Sallie b.
Craig against w. ]. Craig was dismissed
II. d. MASON, ESQ.,, of the N. Y. Hotel
Stables, New York, states that st. Jacobs
Oil is the best pain-cure for man and beast.
THE three boys, Edward Costello, Charley
Smith and Harry Slater, against whom
warrants were issued for defacing the Cor
coran Building, were released on personal
recognizance to-day, the cases not being
sustained.
CHARLES RIDGLEY, c. II. Elkins and F.
w. Rev were all fined $40 by Judge Smell
to-day for fast driving in various parts of
the city on Sunday. VIM. Moore forfeited
q similar amount for driving at furious
speed in the county.
ALEXANDER PETERS, a young man who
went home in state of exhilaration and
got into the wrong house by mistake was
arrested for housebreaking, but the charge
was changed to vagrancy, and, on giving q
satisfactory explanation, he was discharged.
YESTERDAY afternoon little Alice Gun
| mel, daughter of Mr.. Joseph Gunnel, of
| South Washington, was, with other chill
dren, standing on the shore at Sixth-street
had
| the waves caused by passing steamer and
would have been drowned but for the
| presence of mind Of one of her companions,
Miss Eva Allen, who seized her when she
| was disappearing second time and hauled
her to the shore, thereby saving her life.
| HARBoRMAsTER SUTTON reports the fol-
lowing new arrivals at the wharves
Schooner Maggie, Captain Cork schooner
Virginia, Captain Davis; pungy United,
Captain Henry schooners A. p. Dorsey,
Captain -; II. Wilmington, Captain Golf;
Jefferson, Captain Quale; sloop Fanny Maria,
Captain Stacy sloop Wave, Captain Chisel-
tine scbooners Oyster Bay, Captain Jarvis,
and William Totten, Captain Adams, all
| with oysters; schooner Uriah Horner, Cap.
| tain Weston, 35 cords of wood for II. L.
Biscoe; schooner George and Martha, Cap
tain Weston, 20 cords of wood for J. o.
| Carter; schooner Caroline, Captain Mothers
head, 80 cords of wood for H. L. Bscoe
schooners Black Hawk, Captain Edwards;
William d. Clark, Captain Nash; Esbrid,
Captain -; Mary Ella, Captain Under
wood John Sadler Captain Olden Mary
Ann Shae, Captain Ashton, and Pocahon-
tas, Captain Kendrick, all with wood for ].
o. Carter; schooner Fanny, Captain Gan
non, 100 tons of sand for new Pension Of
fee steamer Sue, Captain Geoghegan, mer-
chandise for Stephenson & Bros. !; schooner
Jennie Lippett, Captain Crawl, 1000 tons
of ice for Independent Ice Company
schooner Annie +. Clark, Captain
Wheeler, $4,000 feet of lumber for George
A. Shehan and Greyson & King; schooner
Julia, Captain Coleman, 100000 feet
of lumber for W. W. Mccullough; steamer
Kate, Captain Ellis; Cornet, Captain
Taylor and Fanny M. Gilbert, Captain
Hilton, fish for r. A. Golden and William
E. Stuart sloops Jeanette, Captain Ray.
mond; Daniel Shuts, Captain Mason; B.
H. Lambert, Captain Davis, and BeIverder,
Captain johnson, with fish for William E.
Stuart; schooners John Francis, Captain
Evans Brewster, Captain Jenkins pungy
Charles Lewis, Captain Beach; schooner
Rebecca, Captain Faunce, with fish fol
| William E. Stuart