The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-09-26
special weather Bulletin.
The Critic I'm Georgetown.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
About People and Things in wash
iugtOn.

STREET LAMPS will be lighted at G:30 p.
IN. and cxtinguished Mt n. m.
THE Dashaways held an enthusiastic
meeting at Lincoln Hall last night.
ONLY eighteen arrests were made yester-
day and last night by the police.
THE new Church of the Reformation,
Capitol Hill, will be occupied October 49,
A MEETING of the Local Yorktown Cen
tennial Committee will be held tonight at
the National Hotel.
THE womens Christian Temperance As
ISOLATION conducted gospel temperance SER
vices at Masonic Temple yesterday.
NELLIE YOUNG, for threatening to kill
Carrie Stewart with n bcd-slat, was to-day
put under bonds to keep the peace.
AUGUSTUS MASON was this morning
charged with stealing two loads Of bricks
from VIM. S. Ryder, and was fined 80 there
for
THE description published in THE CRITIC
of q watch stolen on Friday at the Capitol
was the means of having 1t returned to its
owner.
THE Methodist Society Tabernacle will
be ready in November and new German
church, on Fifteenth and p streets, will be
built by Christmas.
THE HOUSE Of Mrs. Farnham, No. 1903
NJ street northwest, was robbed on Friday
night of nearly one thousand dollars worth
of silvcrware and clothing.
A SLIGHT FIRE occurred on Saturday
night ut DIS + street, caused by the black
Grape in the window catching fire. The
damage was very triiling.
COLEMAN HARDIN (colored) was up be-
fore Judge Smell to-day, charged with bang
ing Catharine Corbin over the head, last
night, on Ninth street. Fined IS.
HENRY EDMoNsoN was to-day arraigned
for an assault on James X. Hodgkins in the
Corcoran building, but it appeared to be a
fight, and the charge was dismissed.
GEO. WASHINGTON and VIM. O'Brien,
were to-day charged with malicious tress-
pass ON tho property Of John Lee, and were
put under bonds to keep away from there.
CARL WEINRIcH, of this city, was over
come by the heat in Baltimore yesterday, at
the corner of Monument and Durham
streets, but recovered under proper treat
ment.
THE CITY HALL was closed to-day, with
the exception of Mr.. Meigs' Office, which
was open short time to give the lawyers
an opportunity of examining papers of
pressing Importance.
MAMIE BELL, q colored woman of 1109
Third street northwest who is partially in
sane, was separated from her friends in the
crowd on Friday afternoon, and has not
been seen since. The friends and detectives
are making every effort to find her.
PATRICK McINTYRE was to-day charged
in the Police Court with failing to keep a
light Mt night on building material de-
posted by him on the corner of Twenty
fourth and NJ streets His personal bonds
were taken to remedy the matter.
THE COMMISSIONERS have declined to
dignity the alley running from Four-and.a-
half street, south of the Avenue, with the
name of Park street. The naming of private
courts as "streets" tends to complicate the
plain system Of letters and numbers.
JOSEPH HARBOUR, of 712 Second street
northwest, went to Police Headquarters
this morning and identified as his property
about $50 worth of watches, etc, which
were found tied up in cloth on Massa
chusetts avenue about two weeks ago.