The Evening critic., 1884-04-17
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

VIM. HEPBURN, colored, for carrying q
pistol, was fined $40 by Judge Smell to-day.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs, No. 42S Ninth
street, is selling graduated sugar at IN cents
per pound.
LLEwELLYN HARRIS was assessed So by
Judge Smell to-day for cursing and swearing
In the street.
GEORGE w. DAVIS, of 13i3 L street, had
a set of pool balls, valued at $50, stolen from
his saloon yesterday.
REV. J. S. FRENCH, of SO I street, has re-
ported to the police that a bonnet, valued at
$40, was stolen from his hallway yesterday.
MRS. l.. M. DAVIS. of 1888 III street. has
notified the police that pair Of opera.g lasses,
valued at $50, were yesterday stolen from her
house.
DORSEY FULsE was fined So in the Po-
lice Court to-day for striking another little
colored boy named Frank Wamsley on the
head with bottle and cutting him badly.
MR.. j. ]. JOHNSON, in the divorce suit
OF Nickerson against Nickerson, as counsel for
Mrs. Emma A. ID. Nickorson, to-day filed a pc
tltion for alimony. She states that she ia
without means TO support herself or prescs
cute her suit. ssSjftrp
READ Senator Edmunds, anSsB.W. Glas-
ele's letters In the washinAtoh Record, out to-
morrow, Soniains9Sf.S q Tnlb account OF the
held at IJneoln Hall, able editorials aud In
tereaiing articles, &c.
Mr.. II. p. JACKSON, as attorney for Elias
Trayers, has filed bill In equity against l.. j.
Denham, j w, Harkness and Louise Harkness
10 set aside the deed OF conveyance OF lot o,
square 113, by Denham to j, W, Hardness, as
II was done by DenhGm to avoid paying q
Judgment obtained against him by rravers for
5000.
A VERY enjoyable soclable was given by
the G. W. S. Club at McCauley's Hall Tuesday,
Among those present were Misses Annie Ba-
con, Novels, Mamie Ryan, Geneva oaufman,
Evans, Dougherty, Mcnamara, May Evans,
Julia Dietrich, Katie Chase, Lila Dbngra and
Mrs. Long, Mcssrs. Bohnnnon, Joseph Ryan,
VIM. l. King, Il. Dement,, j. Darall, John Hen.
kle, Vm Mogan, Yea, l. Long, Collie Patter-
son, Nelson Gunther and Robt. IL. Parkinson.
A sELF.CoNsTITUTED chiefmarshal ofthe
emancipation celebration, named Samuel Har-
ris, n stout colored man, with a shiny silken
beaver, was behind the bars at the Police
Court this morning on tho charge OF using pro-
fame language on the street. Onlcer Cunning
ham testified TO arrestlng him for Interfering
with tho procession yesterday. James Leon
ard, one OF the aides 20 the chief marshal stated
that tho defendant insisted acting as mar
shall, and no broke up the line ana was put out
several times before he was arrested. A fine
OF So was imposed,
INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS ENTW ISLE
has Issued tho following permits to build: II.
X. Fulton, erect dwelling on Vermont ave,
nue., between nj and streets, TO cost $1b, 900;
Julian II. Scott, erect a dwelling on Twentieth
street, between o and p, $4,000; l., II,
Schneider, erect two dwellings on Eleventh
street, between II street ana New York avenue,
$s,000i q. n. Utermehle, erect two dwellings,
on II street, between First and Second, So 500
Washington Gaslight Company, erect dwell,
ing on X street, between Tweptteth and Twon.
land avenue, between Ikitd and Four.and- "a
half streets Bouthweaf, 10, 000 s. u. Ellery
erect four dwelllHeB ON NJ street, between
Third and FdkIsAnd'a'halr northwest, $4,000
FINE lIFeN OF picture frame mouldings o,
VeerhoHEai1 and GIG Seventh street.