The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-06
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

FoRTy.NINE ARRESTS were made 10y the
police yesterday.
THERE Will NE n special sale OF ribbons mt
the Palals Royal tomorrow.
DouBLE.wIDTH Atwood Cashmere, 30 cents.
Huns Black Goods Store, No. 7l3 Seventh
street northwest
MINNIE RALPH, n vag, was provided with
winter quarters by Judge Smell today at Cen
Cral Crocker's camp.
CASES ARE constantly occurring In every
family whore, IL DR.. Bulls Cough syrup were
used in time, the Cough and Cold would give
no further trouble.
JOHN HALL went to reason with one OF his
creditors with club yesterday afternoon, and
paid 50 into Judge SMELLS contribution box
this morning.
THE ALARM from box 81 last evening, was
caused by n slight accidental fire In the house
OF John Berry, at the corner of Onc-half and
Il streets southeast.
JOSEPH j. JoYCE, julius @. Dowcll. Edgar r.
Saunders, and Campbell q. Bergman, on rec
Ommendatlon of the examining committee,
were to-day admitted members OF the District
Bar.
CORNELIUS COLE and Alice Cook were the
parties concerned IN n little lovers quarrel
which disturbed the peaceful neighborhood OF
Swampoodlo last night, and have been detained
for fifteen days by his Honor Shell
IN THE CASE OF william II. Yeatman, who
sued the Washington n Georgetown II. II. Co.
FOR 5000 for putting him Off OF one of their
cars, the jury IN the Circuit Court today re-
ages.
A BOOK OF choice Chocolate Receipts viii be
sent free, on receipt OF postal card giving your
address, by Walter Baker x Co., Chocolate
Manufacturers, Of Dorchester, Mass, who have
entered upon the second century OF their busl-
ness career.
AT \ MEETING Of The s. p. T. \. ut the Office OF
Mcssrs. Fitch, Fox Brown last evening, n res
olution that the society should extend Its la-
bors to the protection OF children was carried.
and the executive committee was instructed u
proceed and make necessary arrangements for
accomplishing this purpose.
To.DAYs CRANK was less interesting than the
average specimen, being harmless old
creature named John Waters, who amtlscs him
self by holding little spirltuallstic scances and
chronological experiments In the Smithsonian
grounds and other public places whenever an
audience can be assembled.
JAMES FAUSENfAN, FOR fast driving, was fined
500 In the Police Court to-day, Onlcer Edelin,,
who made the arrest said Fauseman was
driving at the rate OF twenty-five miles an
hour. The defendant denied that he was
driving at such n fast rate of speed, but the
Judge took the statement of the officer and I'M
posed the usual fine.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT occurred ron the Alex
andria Fredericksburg Railroad this morn
ing, between this city and AeXandria-just
south of the tunnel mt Four-mile Run. The
morning was very foggy, and two freight-trains
collided. Both were wrecked, and one was
entirely destroyed by fire. Fortunately, they
were empty. No one on either train was In
1ured.
SENATOR ANTHONY visited the office of Reg
lister OF Wills this morning in company with
the congressman from Rhode Island, and In
quired regarding the settlement OF the estate
of the late Senator Burnside. All the property
owned by the deceased In This city was the fur
niture In the house on street northwest l
is understood that upon the remuneration o
the sister of the late Senator, the admins
traitor will take charge OF the personal effects
AT0:5O O'CLOCK this morning an alarm o
Are attracted fire companies L, and to Az
Il street northwest, n threc-storicd brick build
ing OF antique architecture, owned by Louis
Gardner, and occupied by DR.. II. l.. Dovee witt
Turkish and Russian bathrooms. An i'm
mense amount of smoke penetrated the build
ing, thoroughly fumigatlng every department
The fire originated in the basement and wa
caused by wood being piled too near the fur
mace. The loss is trivial and covered by In
surance.
nication to Judge Cox was published yester
day, was conveyed across the river in tho pc
lice ambulance yesterday afternoon. Befor
he went, In conversation about some of hi
papers, he remarked to Detective yoss, "Yes
those papers made quite fuss whom wa
IN Chicago; they misconstrued them an
wanted to imprlson me-" There is no dOul
that this is the Identical "crank whose al
rest In Chicago started the assassination col
spiracy story.
THE Ohio Association met last night undc
a special call, which invited all ohioans
meet with II, Mt No. 0O7 street. The NEE
ing was presided over by Hon. william Law
renee, First Comptroller OF the Treasury, an
the other officers OF the association were
place. The main business was to arrange fC
serenade and reception to Speaker Kefe
The following committee was appointed
make arrangements for the reception. Jude
William Lawrence, Gen. Il. g. Ford, Capt.
j. Foote, Messrs. G. A. Boynton, ID. W. Hougl
ton, j. NJ. Craig, L. W. johnson, William
Brown, ii. @. Megrew, II. W. Tallmadgc b.
Hawkes., Ed. Hayes, w. W. Locke and 4.
Campbell.
THE ANNUAL meeting of the Liquor Dealer
Protective Association was held in Cosmopol
tan Hall yesterday afternoon for the purpose
electing officers for the ensuing year. After
short discussion the following ticket WI
chosen: President, Frank Hume; vice-pres
dents, Messrs. Daniel O'Brien and deorf
Jueneman; secretary, George Holmes; q
sistant secretary, William A. O'Meara; trea
urcr, Peter Fegan; advisory board, Messrs.
q. Ergood j. l.. Barbour, Gilbert Cannon,
Heurich, p. Phillips, A. d. Croplcy, ]. DOnnell
ratio Browning, George Wagner, q. a. Ba
tholmc, and finance committee, Messrs. Pet,
Dury, Andrew Clark and George Wagner.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY meeting of II
Pennsylvania Republican Association was he
last night at Tallmadge Hall, President Oyst
cial condition of the association as good, wi
u balance OF $40 on hand. Col. j. a. Thorn
son, OF the political committee, made u verb
report OF the work Of said committee. The L
port was accepted and n vote OF thanks to
dered the committee for their labor. CO
Thompson suggested that, now that the INN
diate object for the creation OF this associate
had passed, some stops should be taken to co
tnue Its existence and make Its meetings 1
terestng. Messrs. Hirsch, Marston NJ
Thompson We're on motion appointed n col
mlttee to consider and report plan for pc
manent organization and secure n hall for
future meetings, after which the associate
adjourned