The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-22
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
Abou, People and Things l" ""s"'
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IwENTN-SlN AhlNhoA'
the police during the l"e"'' 'io"'
ending ut n. IN.
ErGrNE p. MALLORY fell in . it ut
Ninth and Z streets yesterday afternoon
and was badly cut on the forehead.
Tur Coroner has been notified of the
suddcn death, under suspicious nreum-
stances. of a child OF Joseph Parker, in Ten
nallytown.
THE GRAND JURY this morning brought
in the following indictments; Sarah Jones,
second odcnsc, petit larceny George NC
Cauley, larceny.
THE CORONER has decided that an in
quest is unnecessary in the case of Lewis
Pan. who was crushed to death by the cay
ing in of a sewer.
MARY +. SEYMOUR died very suddenly
while sitting in q chair Mt her home on
Delaware avenue near b, this morning.
The Coroner has been notified
THE RESIDENCE of Mr.. Brown, on o
street. was robbed on Wednesday afternoon,
during the absence of the family, of a guam
tty of silverware aud erockery.
STREEr-LAMPs will be lighted at o:lo p.
m. aud extinguished l:I0 a. m. to-day ana
tomorrow they will be lighted at o,iG p.
m and extinguished at $40 n. IN.
JAMES CRAWFORD was cunning in the
marshes near the Long Bridge on Thursday
when his left hand was nearly blown OIL by
the accidental discharge of his rife.
THE CORONER to-day viewed the re-
mains of Fanny Neal, whose sudden death
has been noted, and gave . certificate OF
death caused by internal hcmorrhage.
WAsufNGToN YANETrA was accident
ally run over by q cart on the Avenue yes
tcrday and had his left leg broken. The
boy was taken to the Emergency Hospital
ABOUT O'CLOCK last evening, Eddie
CLARK, u small white boy, was knocked
down and slightly injured by passing
cart. The boy was taken TO the Emergency
Hospital.
A wEATHERwIsR friend of ours, who has
no fear of Vennor before his eyes, says the
cold snap of Wednesday was owing to the
coolness between the French and Germans
at Yorktown.
THE Synod OF Baltimore organized at
Cumberland yesterday evening by the cleo
ton Of Rev. DIR. Marks, of Wilmington,
Del, moderator, and Rev. Mr.. Kelly, oil
this city, temporary clerk.
THE REV. NJ. LEVIN, ID. d., Dean oil
Washington ConvocatiOn, assisted by sew
eral of the clergy will begin series of SER
vices in Christ Episcopal Church, at Rock
willie, Md, Monday, the 2lth instant, at I3u
EpuRAIM DUcKErr, when put at the BAL
of the Criminal Court this morning to an
swer an indictment for stealing tho pocket
look of Elizabeth Cobb, denied the theft
and the court assured him that he should
be given trial and chance to disprovc The
charge.
THE FUNERAL of the late Joseph b. vii
took place from the family residence, 100
l. street, yesterday afternoon. The las
rites took place under the auspices of thu
Masonic fraternity, Royal Arch Chapterant
Washington Commandery, knights ZEN
plar.
The fast mail from the North was delayed
to-day by reason of an accident to the freigh
train between this city and Baltimore, TIN
locomotive jumping the track near Tia
Patu&ent. 1t was necessary to send t
Baltimore for another engine. No injurie
to any one on the train are reported.
Mr.. JEREMIAH SHEEHAN, an old residen
of South Washington and one OF the found
ers of st. Dominic's Church, died at his resi-
slence Tuesday. His funeral took plac
from the church yesterday morning, an
was largely attended by the old residents Q
his section of the city. The deceased was
man of warm heart and was most high
respected by his neighbors.
THE Universalist Society of this cit
are ABOUT 10 commence INC ercctioh VI
house of worship, for which they are seek
ing very desirable lot in the northwcs
ern portion of the city. The pastor, Re-
Alex. Kent, has been travelling for sever
weeks past among the wealthy congregi
lions Of that denomination soliciting nj
for suitable house OF worship In the n;
tional Capital, He has met encouragin
success, and the work of building will 500
be commenced.
THE Virginia Republican Association INT
last night with Mr.. William Fennimol
Cooper in the chair, and Mr.. William ]
Henry, secretary. committee Of ST.
consisting of Messrs.' Riley, Cunningham
johnson, Hawley and Drew and one perso
10 be named hereafter by Senator Mahon
was appointed to prepare a register of Vii
ginia voters now in the Departments, an
TO confer with the State Central Committe
in reference TO the number going home
vote at the coming election.