The Evening critic., 1883-01-02
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

ABRAHAM TURNER, colored, was fined
80 by Judge Smell, to-day, for assaulting Rob-
ert Gilkrcis, who had him under arrest.
ST. JACoB's on strikes heavy blows for
good oil around, by Its power over rheuma.
tism, observes the Nebraska City (Neb0 Press.
MORNING STAR LODGE OF Coon TEN
plars VIII enjoy one OF Its pleasant Dime
Soclables Thursday night at their hall, 1929
Seventh street northwest.
REV. DIR. BLYDEN, of Liberia, will
speak at the Union Bethel Historic and
Literary Association this evening on "ohrlstl.
anity and the Negro" All Welcome.
JOHN THoM, long-haired Moor, who
has been for some time living In the slums of
swampoodle, was given ninety days In tho
of Lieutenant Kelley.
THE way TO produce smile on the face
OF a man, suffering with n racking cough, 10 to
make him present of q bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Just try II and you Will be
astonished at the result.
HANSON CABS were introduced hero
yesterday by the Pennsylvania Railroad. At
present the number Of vehicles is llmited, but
they VIII be used In connection with the COM
Ing and going of railroad trains.
THE shady side of the street and the un-
exposed alley afforded the small boy an un-
limited amount OF fun this morning sliding
back and forth over the ice and the sagaclous
shoe dealer looked on grinnfngly.
CHARLES MONTGOMERY, q colored driver,
the Police Court to-day with stealing mule,
cart and harness from his employer. The case
was continued for additional evidence that
Montgomery sold the mule.
A CARRIAGE in which were Mrs. James
G. Blaine and one of her sons came violently
Into collision with coupe at the corner OF
Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue last
night. The occupants of both vehicles were
thrown to the pavement, but escaped Injury.
EQUAL DIVISION. No. 3, Sons of Temper
ance, will celebrate It's twentieth anniversary
this evening. The installation OF officers Will
take place at o'clock, after which collation.
will be served. The meeting is not public
one, but intended as n reunion OF old mem-
bere.
The regular meeting of the Chess,
Checker and Whist Club VIII be held this
evening In their club-rooms, No. 1920 Now
York avenue. The club-rooms are open every
evening, and those interested are always well
coined to witness and participate In the
gamee.
JAMES JACKSON, colored, was charged in
the Police Court to-day with stealing two over
coats from the residence of Mrs. John F.
Chesley, where he was employed. Mrs.
Chesley asked that the prisoner be given the
lightest sentence and he was committed for
thirty days.
GEORGE w. PAUL and Frank Garrett
were charged in the Police Court to-day with
making an ARRAY. Garrett explained that he
started out to spend New Years in Paul's
company, and could not remember anything
after tho first few drinks. Judge SMELL nned
Garrett IS and discharged Paul.
THE Washington Sick Relief last evening
held Its annual meeting and election of officers,
resulting as follows: Executive committee-
president,W W. Mahr; vice-president, Il. Toense;
secpetary a. Mchses Rnabs
DR.. G.. Il. Mauss and p. A. Dieste; sick com.
mittee, +. W. Jeunemann, Joseph Weidemann,
G. Linke, L.. W. Cans and Charles Noske;
drance committee, DR.. Mauss, F. W. Jeune-
mann and II, ToenSe.