The Evening critic., 1882-01-21
The EVENING CRITIC. RI
pERrrNENr PARAGRAPHS.

NEALE, druggist, corner Seventh and
N streets, having rcitted and restocked,
makes speciality Of trusses and surgical
appliances.
THE SUIT OF Geo. II. Fayman against
Gen. Geo. A. Sheridan and others, involv-
ing the ov nership Of a mail-tag patent, has
been dismissed as to Gen. Sheridan.
A PARTY of five Pueblo and one Pima
Indians arrived here yesterday en- route for
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, where three Of the
chiefs have children at school, Two of the
party are ten-year-old girls who are to be
entered at the Carlisle school.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL HENRY
FINK, of Milwaukee, has been in this city
for several days on visit. On Thursday
he either lost or was robbed of pocket
book containing nearly one hundred dol
lars and valuable papers which has not yet
been recovered.
MARY A. PAINE and Margaret II. File
brown, by their attorneys, Messrs. Totten
and Bailey, have fled bill in equity
against John Coughlin and others, seeking
the cancellation of note for $4 900 and de-
claring deed of trust on part of lots 16, is
and 10, square 1877, null and void, and set
ting the same aside.
DIR. ID. c. BABcocK, of Philadelphia, Sec
retary Of the National temperance Society,
will hold juvenile temperance meeting in
Congregational Church, corner Tenth and
q streets, Tomorrow, at . p. M, under the
auspices of the Woman' hristian Temper
ance Union. Lesson hes and Object
Lessons. Public cordially invited.
A NUMBER OF gentlemen met last even
ing at the house of Mr.. Charles E. Foster,
on Rhode Island avenue and organized q
branch of the associated charities with the
object of providing for the worthy poor
living between p and Boundary, Seventh
and Nineteenth streets. The corporation
and assistance of persons living within
these limits has been solicited.
THE ORGANIZATION of the Real Estate
Title Insurance Company (see advertise
ment in another column) will be of great
benefit to investors in real estate. The
officers of the company are well-known aud
practical business men, and the leaders OF
that portion of the legal profession who
make speciality of the examination OF
titles. We have no doubt that the new
enterprise will be popular and successful.
COLLISION occurred at the corner Of
Ninth and GHtreets this morning between
Ninth-strd ar and butcher wagon be.
longing to Mr.. Loeb, and driven by O
colored man. A gentleman named Howard
Wilkinson, who was standing on the ster
Of the car, was thrown off, but uninjured
and the horse attached to the wagon wa:
knocked down. No damage was done tC
either vehicle.
THE "MIzPAH BAND" a body of Chris
tian workers belonging in this city, hold
three special service tomorrow. At the
Y. M. G. A. at o'clock, led by. Bro. Jas. G
Lee, at 7:30 o'clock, Sixth Presbyterian
Church, Sixth street, near G, led by Bro. f
II. Grant, and at 7:30 o'clock, at Foundry
M. E. Church, led by Bro. Geo. A. Hilton
The revival services at the latter cliurcl
for the past week have developed consider
able interest, aud the service of Sunday
night is expected to be one of much earnest
ness. The noon-day prayer-meetings a
this church have been in successful opera
tion for five weeks, and there appears to b
general awakening among churches of al
denominations.