The Evening critic., 1883-01-08
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

SIMON Roy made threats of personal vio-
lence against Carrie Roy and has given bonds
not 10 execute tho threats
ALL of the military dignitaries are now
I'm their residences ut the arsenal and our
citizens kindly permitted to enter the grounds
again, and many avail themselves of the privl-
lege.
JOHN w. HoGG, chief clerk of the Navy
Department, and Lieutenant Brown, OF the
United States Navy, were among the passen-
gers that came on tho Lady OF the Lake yos-
terday afternoon.
IT takes oyer one hundred pairs of gloves
to assuage the grief Of sthe Brooklyn officials
over the death OF an alderman, whose life
might have been saved by a single bottle of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
MR.. b. G.. LovEJoY has filed bill in
equity against Mr.. Edmund Hudson to en!oin
him from making certain changes In regard t.
the Sunday Capital and for the appointment
of n receiver TO sell the paper and distribute
the proceeds.
AT the annual election of the Harmony
Circle, held yesterday, the following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing term: Mr..
Julius Lansburgh, president; NJ Jacobs, vice
presidents Isaac Cans, secretary; Max Kauf-
man, treasurer, and Messrs. NJ. Jacobs, I, Cans,
Max Kaufman, j. Lansburgh, l. Saks and A. d.
Prince board OF directors
SATURDAY EVENING, while John Foun-
troy, colored, aged 81 years, was crossing the
old canal, at the corner of Sixth and l. streets
southeast, he was suddenly stricken and fell
to the ground. The unfortunate man was re-
moved to his residence by Cornelius Ashton
and died few hours later without an attend
Ing physician. The Coroner has been notl-
fed.
The Carroll Institute Rowing Club held its
semi-annual meeting Saturday evening and
elected the following officers: President, NJ.
B. johnson; yice.president George o. Boar
man; secretary, John b. Murray; treasurer
A. J.. Ellery; captain, T. b. Clarkson; flrst
lieutenant, L. j. Gallant; second lieutenant,
A. S. King. Several new active members were
elected.
THE Knights of st. Peter have elected
the following officers for 1888: Commander,
j. I. Cnllnn; first deputy, D. Porter; second
GGeputy pi Gates s.,n ehiTd ddepqty, w;
financial scribe, G. @. Thomas; treasurer,
John d. Fitzhugh; herald, Frank Graham;
sergeant t-at-arms, O. L, Cooksey; warden, II.
NJ Smithson; delegates to convention, Febru-
airy 13, Lewis II. Lannan and O. Z. Cooksey.
THE following recent donations have
been received by the Homeopathic plspensary
Association. Mr.. O. G. Bryan, SO; Mr.. Baum,
two medical works; W. G. Metzerott, large
organ box for wood and coal; MIR. L. w.
Knowles, paddock and key and putting on
cox, painting OF the sign; Miss Katie Pratt, a
teakettle; General william Birney, legal SER
vices in drawing up bond Of treasurer.
AT a business meeting of the National
Rifles Cadets, held In their armory Saturday
evening, Captain s. G. Stokes presiding and
John King secretary, the following officers
were elected; Captain, Charles S. Domer; first
lieutenant P. s. Bosworth; second lieutenant,
Edward L. Dunn; fifth sergeant II. A. Tomlln-
son, and eighth corporal, c. G. Ringwait. The
designations OF Captain $. @. Stokes ito takc
effect on the 10Th inst.), Sergeant A.. A. Smith,
and Priyates W. sholes and G. L. Bernard were
accepted.
HARBoRMAsTER SUTTON reports the fol-
lowing new arrivals at the wharves: Barge G..
L. Captain Blank, 25 cords wood for Stephen
son & Bros; schooner Pilot, Captain Davey,
40 cords of wood for II. l.. Biscoe: schooner
| oysters for market; pungy Carpenter, Captain
| Marmaduke, 500 bushels oysters; pungy
Ocean queen, Captain Bundick, 600 bushels
oysters; schooner John Francis, Captain
Evans, 600 bushels oysters; pungy Charlie,
Captain Herbert, 100 bushels oysters;
schooner William Z. Ward. Captain Russell,
400 bushels oysters.