The Evening critic., 1881-11-03
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
About People and Things in Wash
ingtOn.


police yesterday.
Mr., CLIFFORD WARDEN was sufficiently
recovered from his recent relapse to be
about yesterday.
THE CORONER has been notified that
Henry Nichols colored man. died sud
denly at Benning's last evening.
JOIN FOWLER, n little colored boy, fell
from cart last evening in Herrells brick
yard and his left leg was fractured.
THERE IS more building on Capitol Hill
this season than for many years, and the
houses going up are generally of good
class.
WIN. MCPHERSON, n colored boy, was
sent to Jail for thirty days by Judge Smell, for
stealing two bottles of cologne from Max
Minister.
THIEVES attempted to break open the
store of Thomas Mitchell, at First and IL
streets, early this morning, but were fright
ened off.
THE DEMOCRATS in this city are actively
engaged in taking up subscriptions to aid
the Funder cause In next Tuesdays election
in Virginia.
In THE matter of the estate of James
Green, petition for letters of administra-
ton have been filed by Thomas Green and
James w. BARLEY.
MAYOR LATRoBE, of Baltimore, has
signed the ordinance prohibiting the sale of
toy-pistols in that city 1t should be an
universal ordinance.
THE CORONER yesterday decided that
congestion of the lungs was the cause of the
death Of Charles II. Smith, who died sud
denly while at work on Tuesday.
Ii YOU have waste paper, old books,
pamphlets, &C., to dispose of and want the
best prices for them go to 4. G.. Wheeler &
Co., No 201 Seventh street, corner of d.
Mr.. EDWARD A. PAUL, principal Of the
Boys High School, has prepared cata-
logue containing the names of the teachers
and pupils and other useful information.
LETTERS of administration have been
granted to Emma II. Collins in the matter
of the estate of Frederick Collins, late of
the United States navy, on q bond of $780,
The National Republican will be issued
tomorrow friday morning in double
sheet form, and will contain full verbatim
reports OF the proceedings in the Star-route
cases.
THEATRE-GoERs, club-visitors, late sup.
per-takcrs, and patrons of the horsc-railroad
owl-tmins, should all certainly have bot
tie of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup convenient
Gentlemen, you will need it,
Col. PINcHovER, Washington crank, is
in town. He is not at all dangerous. The
long tin cylinder he carries under his arm
contains only typographical maps of his
Lake Tahoe canal scheme, one of the most
wonderful projects in the world.
Mr.. AUGUSTUS SHEELE, a butcher, was
driving along Twenty-second street, near l.,
early this morning, when he acct
dentally drove into an excavation
which had been made in the street, and
fhe wagon was somewhat injured
WE ARE PLEASED to announce the fact
that our young and entcrprising friend, b.
M. Bridget has succeeded to the clothing
business of Mr.. w. Wall, at 439 Seventh
street, where he can be found by those who
wish to be dressed in the latest style.
In next weeks races the original pro-
gramme will be carried out as was proposed
this week, with several fresh entrances and
in addition q grand race will be held Satur
day, making in all four days of excellent
sport. The track will be in superb condi
ton and the meetings worthy the Nationa
Capital.
In THE Police Court this morning Henry
Brown was charged with assaulting ant
attempting to kill Duff Roane, in Gov
Bowie's racing stables at the Fair grounds
Mr.. Blunt, attorney for the Government
asked that the case be continued unit
to avail the result of Roane,s in inries
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AT A MEETING of the South Caroline
Republican Association last night, the f9i
lowing permanent 0ihcers were elected 10
the ASSOCIATION Proi. X. i; Greener, presi
9ent p r. Ieorge Lunney, hrse yice-ppesi
1enI =. II. IDEAS, seconu VICE r. preslueht, rau
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