The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-10
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
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HUrFs black goods store 713 9TH ST. II. w.
STREET-LANfPs will be lighted at $40 u.
IN and cxtinguished at 10 p. m.
TwENTY.sIX arrests were made by the
police during the twcuty-fOur hours end
ing ut nine n. M.
SNEAK THIEVES stole an ovcrcoat from
the hall Of house on G. street, near Four.
and.a-half street, last evening.
THE suit for divorce brought by Kate NJ.
Conry against Thomas T.. Conry has been
dismissed ut the request of the complain
ant.
MAJ. BRIscoE was fined 50 in the Police
Court to-day for keeping n dangerous dog
at his warehouse, near the Tonth-street
wharf.
The WILL of Bridget Donohoe, lied for
probate yesterday, leaves all her interest in
her fathers estate TO her mother Margaret
Donohoc.
LAURA AUSTIN has filed a bill in equity,
praying divorce from Gould Austin, charg-
ing him with repeated acts of cruel treat
mcnt toward her.
EVA LANGLEY, the unfortunate child
whose terrible fall from second-story
window has been noted, died yesterday
afternoon at its parents house, No. zoos
Virginia avenue.
n NLEAh hbAb ouu QuiCh uCilou must NC
possessed for steady and successful effort
but who can have such while suffering from
Cold? Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and
procure immediate relief.
JULIA JOHNSON, n colored servant, was
sent to Jail for twenty days by Judge Smell
to-day, for stealing some clothing and II
scarf pin from Arson Spear and Isaac Ham
mond yesterday afternoon.
BURGLARS forced an entrance to Mrs. ID.
Browns grocery store at First and Fred
orick streets, Georgetown, last night, and
stole tub of butter which was aitcrward
recovered. The thieves escaped,
THE committee of twenty.one of the Irish
societies held u meeting last night at Car
roll Hall and appointed subcommittee to
prepare for the reception of Mr.. O'Connor,
NJ T., who is expected here shortly
A NEW musical association, composed of
those connected with the E-street Baptist
Church, has been organized with the fol-
lowing officers: DIR. Faunce, president (;
Miss Frank Lake, secretary; James Tray
Tor. treasurer; Prof. j. H. Daniel, musical
director.
THE Arlington Building Association
held its seventy fourth regular meeting at
the Office of John Joy Edison, the secretary.
6l7 Seventh street, the president, Charles
Ii. Bailey. in the chair. Nineteen shares
were drawn for redemption, at value of
S22S.15 each, making n total Of - ,33i.S5
disposed of.
THE superintendent of the Senate fold
ing-room received an order from Judge
Allen G.. Thurman this morning request
ing that the remainder of public documents
belonging to him DC sent him ut Columbus,
Ohio. The Judge is having all his effects,
both public and private, shipped to Cclum-
bus, which place he purposes spending the
remainder of his life in the practice of law.
LIZZIE GILLINGHAa has entered suit
for divorce from her husband, Henry b.
Dillingham;, through her counsel, +. ii,
FAN, on the grounds of cruelty and non
support. The petitioner keeps boarding
house on Il, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets northwest, and the defendant
claims to be clerk in the Interior Depart
ment.
SENATOR MAHoNE's 500 was not read
justed after all. The page to whom he
gave it to get change handed over the same
70 Col. Jim Christie. Jim says that Senator
Malone need not be worried about the
amount. He failed to sec him before he
left town, but will not readjust on three
per cent, but give him the entire amount
due at Its face value.
THE CRITIC had n paragraph on Monday
with reference to the appropriation of its
news by correspondents of papers in other
cities, which was rather harsh upon Mr.. Il.
Fleming, OF the st. Louis Republican. THE
CRITIC has had good reason to complain of
this matter, but it is only Justice to Mr..
Fleming to say that he has been careful to
give credit, and has not, as some others have
done, taken CRITIC news bodily and used
it as his own.
The FAIR Of Friendship Division, Sons
OF Temperance, opened under promising
auspices last night Mt St. Georges Hall.
Voting for badges stood as follows when the
iair closed last night Sons of Temperance
badge--L. III. Julian, 12i; j. V. Thompson,
81 Nj. c. Mitchell, so; l.. j. Whippole, 10,
aud A. Eagleston, -. Sons of Jonadab
badge-H. W. Andrews, of Spartan Coun-
Gill; $50; w. Norton, of Pioneer Council, 10,
and 5. ID. Newcomb, of Eureka Council, 10.
For \ SMALL STATE Vermont takes up n
great deal of space in the National Museum.
In passing through the building to-day n
CRITIC reporter counted sixty different
specimens of marble, elegantly polished and
in position, filling nearly one-fourth of the
space in one wing of that immense building.
But this is not so strange when we come to
think of it, 1t is said that the Vermonters
imported the little soil that they have in
the State and raise their vegetables in pots
and tubs. In fact, Vermont is solid State
of rock.
LARGE attendance OF prominent cti.
Zens was present at Trinity Church yestcr-
day afternoon to witness the funeral cere.
monies of the late Mr.. Frank p. Hill, pro.
prietor of the fremont House. The SER
vices were conducted by the Rev. Thomas
u. Addison, assisted by Rev. A. f. Forrest,
ana were very impressive. There were
many beautiful floral trihutoe rrho 10
mains were encased IN handsome mineral
ccasket furnished by Henry Lees Sons. The
lnterment took place at Oak Hill Gene
terry,
The Place Where
the boys want to go is b. Robinson & Co. Is,
000 Pennsylvania avenue, because they get