The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-23
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
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TOYS Wholesale mt 7J9 Seventh street.
SEE THIRD PAGE for an interesting article
ON virginia politics.
STREET.LAMrs will he lighted nj j u. III. and
cNtnguishCd at j II. III.
SENATOR GEORGE G. VEST, of Missouri Is
in the city for the winter.
FIfrY.oNE arrests were made by thc.po.
lice during the twenty-four hours ending
at GA. IN.
MARY MCINTosH will repent for thirty
days for some dciog0tory remarks to II
friil sister.
SLIGHT damage was done by the awning
OF Rests store, ON Twelfth street, catching
fire last evening.
DoUBts.wIDTH Atwood cashmere, 35c
ilufrs Black Goods Store, No. 7l3 seventh
street northwest.
THE Court in General Term this morning
without transacting any business, nd.
journcd until Friday.
FIRE was discovered in the rear of Moses
. Walsky's store at 9J5 ID street. late last
night. but extinguished without damage.
ALBERT BoLDEN. colored, will bs detained
Tor sixty days for stealing 500 pounds of
hay from the establishment of II. i. Pills
bury.
THE daily colorcd foundlng was found
last night on Massachusetts avenue, near
Fourteenth street, and taken to st. AIMS
Asylum.
RonRRT BARKLRY, who was shot by
Samuel Ensminger near the seven locks, Il
Few days ago, has been taken to the Provi-
dencc Hospital.
THOMAS DOYLE has appealed to the grand
Jury on al00 bonds from II Judgment of
Judge Smell filming him 40 for grossly in
sulting some Indies.
GEN. WILLIAM II. PAYNE, Major Thomas
Smith, Capt A. ID. Payne and Capt. Gar
den,. of Warrenton, Va, spent yesterday
and last evening in this city.
AN OLD colorcd woman named Margaret
- picked up a roll of $40 In grecnbacks
In the Centre Market yesterday afternoon,
and handed them over TO the police
SIDNEY PERRY, n little white boy was
playing on Il pile of lumber last evening Mt
Eighth and X streets, when some boards
fell upon him. injuring him quite seriously.
a CONSULTATION was held this afternoon
between the Engineer Commissioner and
officers ofthc Baltimore d Ohio Railroad at
which the Union Depot project was dis
cussed at length.
treating II cold at its first appearance.
Nothing takes the place of DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup for Coughs, Colds, Irritation
OF Throat, &c. Price, % cents.
PAUL FITzsNMoNs, II superannuated old
tramp, applied for IL nights lodgings last
evening ut the Seventh Precinct station
and VIII not repeat the request for ninety
days per order of Judge Smell.
CLARA ii. MomUN, widow of Richard ID.
Mohun, has petitioned the Chancellor to
sell part of lot $40 in Oak Hill Cemetery to
the company for $50, the lot being lnrgcr
than necessary for the use OF the family
LAURA NOBLE. Annie orr, Mary Evans
and Mary Mcintosh, four disrcputablc
damsels, were sent TO jail for sixty days
each by Judge Smell today for taking part
In n little fancy ball and musical soirce at
Annie Miller's bawdy-house last night
The remains of the late John Alexander
were inferred yesterday in Mt. Olivct
Cemetery. The pall-bearers were John W.
Frank Jones, Charles q. Iiaii. Andrew j.
Joyce, James S. Pierce and william II. Her
ron.
LAST EVENING buggy owned by Mr.
lIempler was standing ut Seventh and q
when II passing cart, driven by II colored
boy, ran into the vehicle, upsetting and
almost demolishing it, The little boy was
not hurt,
The third complimentary sociable ot that
popular organization. the Manchon Club
VIII be given on Thursday evening" Deem
Der !, at st. Josephs Hail. 1t ia needless TO
say that the affair will be Il success, rs the
Manchons,although Il comparatively young
organization, have become famous for their
delightful parties.
THE Young Mems Christian Association,
which has been without II lodging place
since IL was removed from the Lincoln
Hall building, some months ago, opened
new rooms I'm Il, near Ninth street, yestci-
Since the first removal the association has
occupied one of the lower rooms of the
Masonic Temple.
ABOUT O'Clock last evening II COW, being
driven along Second street northwest, be.
came angry and started up q street In n
rum causing great excitement throughout
tho streets. At Third street the animal On
countcred Mr.. John Davidson, who was
crossing the street. and Knocked him down
injnring him badly and knocking him
senseless. Further on n woman WITS also
attacked and knocked down without being
injured. The Infatuated animal ran foi
several squares before 1t WIS captured and
fastened with rope. The owner OF the
COW is not known,
QUITE n pleasant little party assembled
last evening to partake OF green turtle
supper Mt the establishment of Washing
tons popular restauratcur Mr.. Sebastian
Aman, whoscrvcd the rcpast with his usua
was the participation and discussion Of
portions of delicious turtle presented by
Col. II. ~ Wicker, Collector of Customs nj
oed Eni Keys Fiorida The party party CONSISTED
Rudd. Mr.. Clarence Barton, Mr.. Douglas
and Mr.. Frank 7. Morgan, of this city. The
affair passed Off very pleasantly.
JAMES :. STOKES, white man, went &c
Somervllles foundry on Thirteenth street
below Pennsylvania avenue, last night
and attempted to unlock the door, when hi
broke pane of glass in the door, where
upon he was arrested ON the charge OF
housc-Drcaking. stokes explained 10 Iii,
Honor Smell That he had been drinking
and was on his way TO Johnson's pain
u
the wrong establishment by mistake an(
had broken the glass because he was unable
to get the door open. Judge Smell took NJ
stock In this theory, and advised Stokes Il
try the right door when discharged from
custody ninety days hence.
THE marriage OF Mr.. John Cropper. O
New York, and Miss Anne McLane tool
place ut the Church of the Ascension yes
terday ut s p. M. Rev. DR.. Elliott, the pas
tor, oflicintfng. The altar was decorate,
with IL large floral arch, from which wa
suspended II magnificent marriage bell. ID
Il. NJ. Cheesemnn filled the position O
best man." and Messrs. Edward Spencer
Charles Harris, II. NICE. Whitlock an,
HALLIBURTON Fales acted in the capacity O
ushers. The bridesmaids We're Misses An
ME Emmett, Grace Howard Potter, kntt
crime McLane and Madeline q. Mixter. IN
reception given the bridal party by til
father of the bride al his residence, on low
Circle, was an elegant affair, but only tn
members OF the families OF the brida
couple and hall II dozen intimate friend
were present
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