The Evening critic., 1881-10-31
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
About People ami Things In wash
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ington.
HUFF's black goods store, 713 18th st. NV
TwENTY-NINE arrests were made by the
police during Sunday.
JOHNSON, of the Brighton Saloon, doesn't
advertise in THE Critic.
THE CRIMINAL COURT failed to get q
case for trial this morning.
STREET.LAMPs will be lighted at 1i:i5 p.
m. and cxtinguishcd at $40 a. IN.
THE Grand Lodge of the +. and A. NJ.
Masons will tonight dedicate the Ana
costa Lodge, at Uniontown.
IN THE CASE OF James Davis, convicted
last Friday of petit larceny Justice Cox
to-day granted the man a new trial.
MARY LEHMAN was put on her personal
bonds in the Police Court to-day to keep
the peace toward her son-in-law, Charles
Mitchell.
WILLIAM SMITH, q colorcd boy, pleaded
guilty to stealing diamond ring, valued
mt $50, the property Of Alexander Peterson,
and Judge Smell sent him to the grand
Jury.
JAMES CLARK, white man, was sent to
Jail for sixty days by Judge Smell to-day for
stealing two umbrellas from the hall of the
Union Chapel during church services yes
terday morning.
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catbolic churches Of Wash;naton vestcrdav
Inv 'd;rcct;on of Archbshon C;;bbons to
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N.sus''Ios veoiuiop o"''o"'
hhs. JAMES dn hA.iEh, on Ie.urhins 70
her nonc, 10 ooy Ei.sV Sapi,ol s.Icc.' ,as.
evening, al.er SNORT wa'k, aiscoVercu Una,
u diamond ring had been dropped or stolen
from her pocket.
FRANK WILLIAMS, alias Ebold,' no.
torious colored pickpocket, who was ar
rested here sometime ago for stealing a
pockct-book from lady in Albany, has just
been sentenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary ior that ohehse
TO-DAY BEING the eve of All Saints Day
IL isa fasting day in the Catholic Church.
Tomorrow will be holiday Of obligation,
TO be observed as Sunday by the Catholics
and some of the Episcopalian churches.
Wednesday will be All Souls Day.
THE governor Of Connecticut and dis
tinguished- party of Nutmegers arrived in
Washington yesterday on their way home
from most happy tour through the South.
Thcy made the Ebbitt their headquarters.
Many of the visitors left for their homes
last night Others Will remain here several
days.
phia, the first president of the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union, will conduct
revival services held this evening at Nc
Kendree Nj. Il. Church, Massachusetts ave-
nue,bctween Ninth and Tenth streets north.
west. hev. y HERBERT hlcharoson Is the
PASTOR. ,y
me iuheri. oi inc iateJohn W. rawlings,
assistant chiei clerk Oh the census bureau,
took pace YESTERDAY AFTERNOON from MS
residence, NO. ll3i olNth street, ana was az
tchdeu py large NUMBER OF inc employees
OF thao once anu otneIs' Inc services III
inc residence anu az inc grave were con-
duc.ea by inc rev. Charies H. hichardsor,
oil Mchendree ohurch.
MRS. MARTHA A. MCCULLOUGH, mother
of W. w. Mccullough, esq, the well-known
lumber dealer of this city, died ut her
home, in Port Deposit, Nd, on Saturday
night Mt the advanced age of Il years.
Mrs. Mccullough was for many years an
invalid, and bore her long suffering with a
true spirit Of Christian fortitude. The in
terment will take place Mt o'clock to-
morrow from her late home.
Mrs. WILSON, the wife of the coachman
at the British Legation, was coming rapidly
down stairs to answer the door-beii on Sat
urday evening, with her infant son William
in her arms, when she came in contact with
bar placed across the steps to keep the
child from tumbing down. Mrs. Wilson
was thrown down and the baby, becoming
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