The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-04-04
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE programme Of the Bischof concert,
at Congregational Church this evening, Will be
the finest OF the season.
"THE Cake Takers" by Adam Clark, in
the Hdtchet, out tomorrow, is side-splitting
satire on "The Breadwinners."
EsAUQ. JOHNSON and +. p. Mankin
were fined $50 each IN tho Police Court for
keeping their bars open Sunday.
MRS. c. C. PALMER, of 1410 Pierce Place.
reports that yesterday afternoon there was
500 worth OF clothing stolen from her house.
AN exempliiled copy of sthe will Of TIM
County, n. j., has been lil issSsne Ksslstcr.
dozen. ohssissssssady, a2S seventh st. NV
.EsxsHcE TAYLOR pleaded guilty before
tho Police Court to-day to stealing a horse
and saddle, and the case was sent TO the grand
jury.
MR.. ]. l.. HUTCHINSON has notified the
police that n thirty.dollar oyercoat was stolen
from the hallway or the Metropolitan Hotel
last evening.
Rosa M, FLETCHER reports that finger
ring and pair Of earrings were stolen from
her room at the Sherman House yesterday,
valued at 500.
Mrs. CUNNINGHAM, of sci Eleventh
street, had stolen from her yesterday after
noon q droplight and other small articles TO
the value OF $50.
The pedestal for the Martin Luther
statue is progressing finely under the con-
the unwilling ceremonlesAn May.,,sszsSsfAts'
In regard to Ely's Cr4age sBSi1 for Ca
tarrh, my answer tsaa en- Recommend II as
HAN, psRsisty mdskegon' Mich. tsee adv't)
~ss.lHx6GIE SULLIVAN and Kate Goslin, two
notorious white denizens OF Louse alley, had a
fight about some furniture and Judge Smell
adjudicated tho matter this morning by lnlng
Maggie V.
WILLIAM LEE, Elijah Brown, Charles L.
Smith and Thomas White, old pensioners were
in the dock at Judge SMELLS court this morn.
ing for being Migrants. They had their pen.
sion papers In their hands, but they won't to
the farm Tor three months each.
GEORGE d. LANDoN, young white man,
was charged In the Police Court to-day visa
grand larceny of the race.horse "BiaEaaeck"
from John i. Hoge, n letter-carrlARsssfho case
went over until next MondkSssb4he defendant
claims n1sgf to G s"Ta an s nor ON
coiossd youthe, were baob Judge Smell for
fiifVing n smuggling match on the street that
turned into cutting ARRAY, They both
showed cuts on their hands and their coats
were full OF sllts, which they charged each
other with doing with knives or razors SO
each.
THE spring term of the National Kinder
garten and School, on Eighth and streets,
and OF tho West End Kindergarten and
School, corner OF Eighteenth and II streets,
open next Monday, April z. 1t ia a sufliClent
Recommendation 10 KNOW luht luby are unuor
Mrs. Louise Pollock's special charge and
supervision,
LOOK out for David Dare's lido OF
King Arthur" In tomorrow's Hdtchet.
WEI. G. CHASE was some time since in
dicted on tho charge OF llbellng Mr. Robert
Purvis, and to-day In tho Criminal Court a
nollo pros. was entered In tho case. Mr.. Pur.
Wis had informed the District Attorney that
retraction had boon made and everything done
possible to make tho matter satisfactory, and
| he did not care TO proceed further with 1t.
HENRY BoEGHAETZ, o saloon Keeper, of
Seventh stt eet, near Il, northwest, was charged
In the Police Court this afternoon, under tho
new gambling law, with allowing gaming
| table TO be set up In his house. Lieutenant
Guy and several officers testified TO raidlng
| the place last night and finding crowd OF
| colored men there playing cards, IA s5Ackeon
| and others testified TO having ridyed cards for
| drinks in tho defendautis house. The case
/ was dismissed ,sis5,
! BOYS sasastnation suits at A. saks h Co.'s.