The Evening critic., 1882-04-15
EAST WASHINGTON.

McCauley's Hall was filled last night with q
select attendance OF ladies', gentlemen and
children, IL being the occasion OF tho enter
tainment by tho East Washington Mission Of
the Mount Vernon NJ. L. Church, South. The
following programme, arranged principally
ny tho Misses Best was very creditably per-
formed by children Of the sabbath-schoQl.
Opening address, Master Harry Lucas; rdBiW-
tlon, "Baby Shoes" Lille Freeland; reclta-
lion by little Daisy Hodgson (this recitation
was encored several times); charade, blessed
are the Peaccmakers," by seven little girls In
costumei recitation, "Auction Extraordinary
Fanny Thompson; recitation, "Tiny, TIM"
Marion Thomas; duet, Rose Gray and Hattie
Clark; dialogue by six girls; recitation,
.The liners" Ida Tomlinson; Scotch song,
Messrs. L. d. Martin, II. W. Best, T. f. Clark
and f. r. Martin were indefatigable In their
efforts to make the entertainment successful.
At the close OF the programme ice-cream and
cake wero distributed among the audience.
The reunion at Washington Hall last night,
given by Professors Pistorio and Mccoy was
replete with pleasure-seeking ladies' and
gentlemen. Among those present were: Mes
danes Emma Horsford, Sophie Dietrich, Ida
Slack, Ada Cross Jennie Rodgers, Nora
ketchum, Kate Darneille, Mary Giddings, Roso
Evans, Emma Marceron and Messrs. William
Galway, George Miller, Henry Schelly, John
Luce and Edward Chandler. Professor Ps-
torio's Band discoursed excellent music.
The streets contiguous TO tho intersection
fronting the station.house continue in state
OF unfinished muddiness. They should either
be finished or line Of feriy.boats should be
weather; or the citizens who have to cross
/ them might be supplied with stills. Anything
to avoid being stuck in the "sloughs OF
despond."
The parents OF Edward Addison, n coffee
colored youth, reported to the Eighth Precinct
that Eddie was "tQo fresh" Accordingly,
Onlcer Smoot pounced down upon him yester-
day. In the Police Court to-day the charge
Will be incorrigibility, and the festive youth
VIII be scientifically "sclted down" by his
Judgeship.
The Ebenezer NJ. Z. Church, corner Of Fourth
and d streeN southeast, Will make call upon
Its membership tomorrow, in an effort 10 raise
SsOo css, 10 deiray current expenses, 1t Is ex, *
made TO the appeal.
| The sociable under the auspices of tho La
| dies Aid Society Of the Church of the Reforma-
| tion last night was a decided success. very
| select assembly were in attendance. The solo,
| "Punchinello," by Miss Louise Taylor, and the
orchestral serenade by an orchestra OF ANA
| teurs, principally from East Washington, were
| especially fine and drew forth merited ap-
plause. Supper and refreshments were served
| at O'Clock.
"Ilow will East Washington be represented
| Robertson this morning.
'In full force" he responded. 1--WE don't In
% tend to leave a 'corporars guard Of a6le-bodied
| either fall in or show cause why they don't
| We mean business"
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Adelina Kohr, wife Of
| Mr.. David Kohr, took place from the family
residence, First street, between and north
east, yesterday evening. 1t was largely at
tended by friends and relatives.
The Starlight Social Circle give their ball
Washington Hall Monday evening. II is ex
pected the affair will be enjoyable and wei
attended.
The East Washington Band of Hope will
meet this evening in Odd-Fellows Hall.
At an early hour this morning Officer Powell
"caught on" to Bridget Welch, a white woman
who was laboring under more fre-water thar
the law allows. She was incarcerated in tn
| Eighth Station.
The young reyivalists, Bentley and Jones
SHIELD the fort" last evening at the Fourth
Street NJ. e. Church. The ediflce was crowde
the altar These revival meetings continue {
| be very successful.
| The funeral OF little Mabel Plowman vii
take place from the parents residence tc
morrow, at 3 p. m.
| At the jail nearly whole room is devoted
| the storage of Guiteau neckties, which al
being received at rapid rate by the jail off
cials, from nearly every State in the Unior
Hempen ropes, grapevine ropes, white rope;
in fact every variety OF ropes known to tn
| rope-makers' art are there, in all their dealt
| foreboding significance, and yet the assassi
Will be dangled from one now in the posse
sion of the warden, which has stood the test
| aerial gymnastics before.
A very pleasant entertainment was given
the Insane Asylum last night. Nearly &C
| patients were in attendance. The performer
were feasted by the genial doctors after ii
/ DerfOlmanrp.