The Evening critic., 1884-03-13
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

j. w. KEYS, of Rockville, Md.,.rSs8fts
that he has been robbed PR set sfdfnfness.
A TRIPLE sourcs.Si eppiness "A good
business, O cQa1suttd nann and q bottle OF Dr.
gpll.ssssdeh Syrup.
MAJOR DYE reports that there were seven
cofored and ten white families relieved from
the poor fund yesterday.
A DEAD INFANT was found yesterday
afternoon on vacant lot between Twentieth
and Twenty-first and and p streets.
JAS. PAYNE was sentenced to sixty days
in jail by Judge Smell this afternoon for rob-
bling Maria Harris clothes line of two white
shirts.
AMAN VAN,RIswIcK was convicted in
the Criminal Court to-day for second offense
of petit larceny and sentenced to one year in
the Albany penitentiary.
REV. r. j. DANIEL, of Mt. Zion Church,
lice Headquarters that his stable has been rob-
bed OF a set OF wagon wheels and an axle.
MAJOR DYE reports that all the informa-
tion the police have about Bud Thompson, the
missing policeman, Is that a sister'in-llw Of
Thomson In Baltimore stated that he had been
there.
EMMA SMITH was before tho Police
Court this afternoon for petit larceny from
Mary LomaS. She wac ordered to make resti-
tuition TO the amount OF 80, and flno OF SO
was imposed.
HENRY PINKNEY and Edward and
Henry Smith were sent TO Jail by Judge Smell
this morning for assaulting another colored
lad named William Snowden because he gave
the police their names.
ELLA CHASE, alias Duvall, convicted of a
second offenee OF petit larcency, was sentenced
to-day to the Albany penitentiary, by Judge
wylie, for three years, and second case
against her was dismissed.
MARY j.. GooDIN, colored, of No. 1922
NJ street, reports TO the police that $3.50 OF
the funds OF the "United Daughters OF Hall"
OF which she 10 treasurer, was stolen from her
bedroom, between the 18th and 18th Inst.
A CoLoRED girl named Florence Smith
was before the Police Court this afternoon for
taking a pocketbook and handkerchief from
a little white girl named Genevleve Salfell on
Ninth street yesterday. The case was not
made out, and the prisoner was released.
Mr.. JOSIAH SIMPSON, formerly of the
Government Printing ONCE, has rehtted and
refurnished the st. Denis saloon and restnu-
rant, corner OF Seventh and streets, In nno
style and stocked it up with everything new
and fresh His old friends Will ind him pre-
pared TO serve them in the best manner pos
slble.
A NOTORIOUS colored thief named Wm.
II. Smith was landed behind tho bars at the
Police Court to-day for two robberles. He
pleaded guilty TO the charge OF second ofrense
OF petit larceny In stealing lot OF coal sleeves
and tub from the store OF Robert Boyd and
also TO n charge OF petit larceny Of flye Cost.
hods from l.. II. Hopkins, Tho GESkse85s Was
sent to the grand inryEG esaeoe Thirty days
In the other case. ~
100 Jerseys, ifsodfoF, at Young's, 736 18th.
SAaEIEEf KER has made an assignment Of
! shtgstock and fixtures d Mr.. Job Barnard for
4 The benefit Of his creditors. Preference Is
given TO Charlotte J.. Munroe for $4,000; Ma.
tional Bank OF the Republic, Sl,700; Gustaye
II. Sommer, OF Philadelphia, Pa, S1,000 Oar
ter A. Saunders, of New YORK, $500 Second
preference Is given to Elizabeth ID. MunrOe
for 500; Thomas Grliilth, olnoy, Md, SScGss
J. L. Baird, 1885, Edgar Holley, Slaaus'"'
For Saint Patpieslgs Day,