The Evening critic., 1883-04-10
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

PANTS to order, Eiseman Bros, 7th and e.
GEORGE w. COOPER was fined $lO5 to-day
for keeping an unlicensed bar.
THE street-lamps will be lighted at Z
p. III. and extinguished at $3.50 a. m.
LUKE GALLAGHER and William Mari
were sent TO the workhouse for disorderly
conduct to-day.
REMARKABLE for overcoming diseases
caused by impure water, decaying vegeta-
ton, etc. is Browns Iron Bitters.
JUDGE HAeNER was still ailing this
morning, and his court was adjourned until
tomorrow morning at 1890 o'clock.
DURING the past year 2,i77 trees were
planted ON the streets and avenues 1853
trees have been replanted, 1900 trees have
been set out.
JAMES NOLAN was charged in the Police
Court to-day with making an excavation
without permit, but produced his permit
and was discharged.
JUDGE SMELL gave the following vag-
rants the extent of the law to-day Mary
McCafIrey Henry Young, Thomas Towns,
Sadie Swan and Sallie Currie.
b. II. WARNER, president of the Indus
trial Home School, has called the Commits
sioners attention to tho want Of trees on
the Tennallytown road, near the school.
JOHN II. MCDONNELL got into an alter
cation with the driver of hanson coach
yesterday and smashed the window of the
vehicle, cursed the driver and fell into tho
hands of Officer Byrnes, who found pistol
on his person. Mcdonnell was fined to-day
for his numerous offenses.
SUPERINTENDENT HAYNES report for
the month of March shows that the Night
Lodging House fed and lodged 431, an aver
age of IA persons per night; number of
meals furnished, S02; of the number fed
and lodged 396 were Write and 33 colored /;
having trades and professions, 22s; labor
| ers 104.
MR.. II. It. MERRIcK has presented to
| the Supreme Court of this District por-
trait of his brother, Judge William NJ
Merrick, now of Maryland, but formerly q
| judge in the District, aud it now adorns
| the wall Of the Supreme Court Chamber.
1t was painted by Armor, and is pronounced
good likeness.
A CERTIFICATE of incorporation of the
Columbia Bank Note Company has been
filed with the recorder. The capital stock
is 100000 divided into shares of 500 each.
The trustees are John +. Olmstead, W. +.
Mattingly, Henry d. Cooke,J. G. Moore and
Enos Wilder. The remaining corporators
are T. L. Holbrook, N. L. Jeffries, ]. T..
Baldwin and J. w. Waters.
TIE fancy dress party of Professors Br-
mingham & Golway, at Washington Hall
| Capitol Hill), last night, was brilliant and
successful. Among the many present were
Misses Katie Entwisle, Susie Book, Kate
Nolan, Lena Flood, Belle Burdine, Lotta
Williams, Fannie and Julia Parrish, Miss
Selby, and Messrs Charles Otterback, David
Kaufman, Marion Thompson, Lieutenant
Frank Yermillion, Frank Lewis, William
Engle, Al Wolf VIII II. Wright and J. r..
O'Donnell.
| HARBORMAsTER SUTTON reports the fol-
lowing new arrivals at the wharves: steamer
Kate. Captain Ellis, fish for r, A. Golden !;
steamer Potomac, Captain Davis, fish, do. |;
steamer Fanny Gilbert Captain Hilton, fish
for VIM E. Stuart steamer Bell May, Cap
tain Loder, fish for j. A. Skidmore pungy
Oliver Harrison, Captain Roberts, fish for
r. A. Golden; sloop Lambert, Captain Da-
Wis, fish for r. A. Golden sloop Jeanette,
Captain Raymond. fish, do; schooner
Howard Ogden, Captain Reed, % cords
wood for J. o. Carter; schooner
Rising Sun, Captain Dunnington, 25 cords
of wood for j. o. Carter; schooner Three
Brothers, Captain Weston, 35 cords of wood
for II. l.. Biscoe; schooner Fanny, Captain
Cannon, 120 tons of sand for new Pension
Office; barge r. ]. Mitchell, Captain Sherley,
108 tons of coal for Inland 6 Seabtard
Coasting Company barge Erva, Captain
-, ITO tons of coal for Potomac Ferry
Company schooner Mary and Ella, Cap
tain Gibson, 500 bushels oysters sloop
Emma, Captain Rollins, 300 bushels oysters;
sloop G. W. Driver, Captain Southerd, 800
bushels oysters pungy Thomas s. Parks,
Captain Evans, 200 bushels oysters.