The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-05
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HUrF's black goods store, 713 7th st. II. W.
THE POLICE made forySonc arrests yes
terday.
CoLoRED zEPBS RS, Zoe. per ounce, at Mrs.
Max Wcyl's ne Seventh street.
Mr.. JonN G. HARDNESS, who has been
quite III, is slowly recovering.
Cor. INoERsoLLs great effort Of today
will appear in full in Mondays double
sheet Rcpublicds.
No cRANKs or cflce.seekcrs at the tenn
porary residence of President Arthur to-day.
All is serene and calm.
THE teachers of the colored schools have
organized mutual benefit society fer the
purpose Of education and relief
COLLECTIONS in aid Of the Garfield
Memorial Hospital will be taken up in all
the churches Of this city tomorrow.
QUALITY and efficacy considered, DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is without exception
the best Cough preparation in the market.
Price % cents a bottle.
REV. SAMUEL ii. GREENE, pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church, will deliver the
memorial sermon of the late Hon. William
Stickney tomorrow morning
AT THE last regular monthly meeting of
the Fourteenth Building Association, held
at Goddarl's Hall, Georgetown, 2,T00 was
sold, being nineteen shares at nm average
of S142 per share. C1
THE National Republican will be issued in
doube-sheet form on Monday containing
Col. Ingcrsoll's eloquent argument in the
Star-route cases, in addition to much other
interesting matter.
THE set Of colors won by the Manchon
Club, during st. Aloysius Fair, is NOW on ex-
hibition in the windows of our famous
clothiers, George +. Trims & Co., corner of
Seventh aud ID streets northwest.
THE FOURTH Of series of Mount Pleas
ant burglarics is reported this morning. At
ga. m. thieves forced open window of the
house of j. $. Brown, and were about to
enter when they were frightened off.
By REFERENCE to our Special Notices, it
will be seen that the people Of Washington
will, during the winter, have the oppor-
tunity OF hearing q course of lectures on
Spiritualism by one of the ablcst cxpounders
of that doctrine.
ARTHUR MITCHELL, employed by the
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad, was taken
ill, last evening, and carried to his home
ut Benning's, where he died. The Coroner
gave certificate of burial The death
was caused by congestion of the lungs
dRs. MARY M. CLARDY, of Missouri, q
delegate to the Womans Christian Temper
ance Union Convention, will deliver an
address on Temperance Mt the Mount
Vernon M. i. Church, Rev. pr. Harrison,
pastor, at 100 tomorrow evening
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, of East Washington, held their
regular Friday evening meeting last night
mt Peaks Hail. Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, southeast.
There was large audience present, and
many interesting speeches were made by
the ladies.
THE Equitable Cooperative Building As.
ISOLATION held its twenty-ffth monthly
meeting Wednesday. James III. Saville,
president; John Jay Edison, secretary.
Eight thousand and six hundred dollars was
advanced at an average premium of rs per
cent. The books for the third issue remain
open until the 18th.
THE Kansas Republican Association has
elected the following officers: N. G. Nc
Farland, president Il. j. Dallas vice-pres-
ident. vice-Presidents for Congressional
districts-First, Bruce second, A. Il. Nc
Kenn third j. r. Bliss secretary w. II.
johnson; corresponding secretary w. Bur-
lingame treasurer, A. A. Thomas.
In THE case of Timothy DAILY and others
against the Washington Market Company
asked the court to require the plaintiffs to
give bond, with sufficient sureties, for the
payment of any damages which the COM
pany may sustain by reason of the sueing
opt of the restraining order against them.
OFFICER HEINLINE made descent upon
Foundry alley this morning and found the
denizens in their glory about forty colored
men and women gathered in a group play
ing cards and throwing dice. The officers
appearance was the signal for breaking up
the camp, and he succeeded in arresting
only two. one of whom subsequently es-
capped. The other, Eli Whitney, was sent
to Jail for fifteen days by Judge Smell.
THERE WILL DE mass meeting at
McKendree NJ. L. Church on Tuesday
evening" at 1880 o'clock, to organize a
Methodist Episcopal Church Union. Ad-
dresses on "The necessity and benefits of
such an organization will be delivered by
Rev. Charles II. Richardson and Major Hill
man A. Hall. The official and other men,
beers Of all the Methodist Episcopal churches
in the District are invited to be present
and participate.
THE existence of gang ofjuvenile negro
fuel thieves In South Washington has fire..
qucntly been reported to the police by the
proprietors of coal yards. Six of the cul-
prits were captured yesterday while plying
their work in Clark & Given's coal yard,
and were sent to the work-h for thirty
days by Judge Smell. Three of the boys
attacked John Anderson, one Of the en-
ployecs, when he tried to arrest them, and
were sentenced to sixty days additional for
that oifense.
The National Rifles, at their monthly
meeting last night, elected five actiye
members and postponed action ON four other
applications. The following honorary mem
bers were elected Walter Hawkes., c.
Santcr, j. w. Shaw, ]. L. Ergood and II. II.
Money. The company decided to hold its
fair the first two weeks in March next.
James H. Clear was elected corresponding
secretary, vice w. M. Thompson, resigned.
The Rifles arc making active preparations
for the repetition Of their popular soirees
during the winter. the first Of which will
take place at an early date
OvercOats
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