The Evening critic., 1883-02-12
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE street lamps Will be lighted at y p.
M. and extinguished at . a. III.
WILLIAM RYAN, a young colored man
charged with vagrancy, was before Judge
Smell to-day, and went into winter quarters
for the month.
EMANUEL HUMPHREY, a coal-black
negro was before Judge Smell to-day for
cursipg his ladylovo in n manner that dis
turbed the neighborhood.
YESTERDAY the tug Belle May, Captain
Pascoe, arrived at the whsrves with the
first cargo of fish of the season, consisting
ofpercb, rock and catfish.
The cases of writing policy against
Thomas Patton and Thomas Scott were
called in the Police Court to-day and con-
tnued until Friday next
JOSEPH BLAND, colored thief, who
stole seven pounds of pork from the stand
of John KILN in the Centre Market was
committed to Jail to-day for thirty days.
THE work of erecting the new row of
buildings on Seventh street, near the
wharves, has been commenced, the en-
bankment having been cleared away sutli-
GENTLY.
GooD style is good sense, good health,
good energy and good will, but bottle of
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is a good benefac-
tion that suffering humanity has al
ready learned TO appreciate.
REVIVAL services will be held every
night this week in the Free Methodist
Church, Massachusetts, avenue near Sew.
enth street. All who are in earnest to get
10 Heaven on the Bible track are welcome.
THE Swiss Benevolent Association has
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: Theodore j.. Mayer, of the firm
of Gait & Co., president; Dom. Ricken-
hacker, vice-president; August NJ. Tanner,
secretary; Kaspar Kneessi, treasurer, and
Maurice l.. Muhlemann, auditor.
The funeral of Peter p. McGrath, who
died last week at Providence Hospital, took
place yesterday afternoon from the rooms
of the Carroll Institute, and was attended
by the members of that association and
many friends to Mount Olivet Cemetery,
after religious rites at st. Patrick's Church.
THERE will be a business meeting of the
Iowa Republican Association, followed by a
social entertainment at Armory Hall, cor
ner of Seventh and J. streets northwest. to-
morrow night. The Iowa people autici-
pate very enjoyable time, and have in
vited number of their friends to be with
them.
At meeting of the New Jersey Republi-
can Association, held at st. Georges Hall,
on Saturday evening last, Mr.. Josiah Shaw
was unanimously elected first vice-presi-
dent, and appropriate resolutions were
passed upon the death of the Rev. Mr.. Sig
fried, formerly first vice-president of the
above association.
MITHRAs LODGE of PERFECTION, +. A.
A. NJ, has elected officers as follows
Samuel T. Schofeld, thirdy-third degree,
w. NJ; W. o. Roome, thirty y-second de-
| gree, S. W.; E. +. Lawson, twenty ninth
degree, j. w; J. J. Little, fourteenth
degree, secretary; Thomas Somerville. ST.,
| thirty-third degree, treasurer.
ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS administered con-
| frmatiOn yesterday to large class at st,
Stephens Church. He also preached at
high mass Bishop Andrews and Dr. Tracey
preached at Foundry Chapel. Rev. Father
Murphy, S. j., at st. Patrick's Church.
Elder A. b. Francis at the Primitive Blp-
tist Church, in Columbia Law Building. 1t
was missionary day at several of the Meth
| odist churches. ...
HARBoRMAsTER SUTTON reports the fol-
| lowing arrivals at the wharves Schooner
| Banner, Captain Russell, 500 bushels oys-
ters schooner II. Wilmington, Captain
| Gofii 500 bushels oysters pungy j. A,
Harper, Captain Kelly, 800 bushels oysters
schooner j. G. Nanname, Captain Lawrence,
600 bushels oysters; schooner Maggie
Clark, Captain Jenkins, 600 bushels oys-
tiers =; sloop Rowing Arrow, Captain Dicker-
son, 800 bushels oysters; pungy Caroline,
Captain Francis, 800 bushels oysters; sloop
Emma, Captain Garner, $50 bushels oysters.