The Evening critic., 1882-04-17
THE EVENING CRITIC.
TsTA BrlsHFD AUGUST 1868.
l,ACoNic icLoCALS.


THE street-lamps will be lighted at 145
y. m. ana cxtingaished az 3 80 n. m.
TIE police made sixteen arrests during
The twonty.four hoars ending at0a. m.
ANDREW J. ropD. of New York was
admitted to The bar q his District this morn
ALICE DOUGLASS, colored. was fined $40
by Judge Smell to-day Tor assaulting Annie
Connell.
THE fair of the Capital City Guard will
be opened this evening al 8 O'Clock. Ex.Sona-
tor B. K. Bruce Will make the opening nd
dress. There Will be music by Professor
Weber.
A MEETING Of the soldiers and sailors
was held at Cosmopolitan Hail saturday night
10 effect national union for the protection OF
the rights and interests OF the soldiers ana
sailors Of The country. Resolutions wore
adopted looking TO their more thorough or
ganization.
TIE report Of the operations OF the Ma
sonic Board Of Relief for the past year shows
the expenditures for special cases Of relief TO
DO S1S6 SO, and embraces thirty applicants
: from sixteen States ana one Territory. The
: average assessment on the membership was
only Ga cents per capita.
THE officers of the Grand Encampment
I.O o. f.. will conclude the vlsitatlons to sub
ordinates this week as follows Mount Nebo
Fncampment, No. q, Wednesday evening; lee
ture by John Long, =. g. p, Magenonu En-
campment, No. J, Saturday evening; lecture
by Oliver Dufour, Il. 7. Of Columbia Encamp'
ment, No. l.
The Naval Academy Baseball Club PLAYED
n game OF ball with the Georgetown College
Club on Saturday at Annapolis, the score
standing 10 to Z In favor Of the Georgetown
Club. There was some fine playing. Multi
gan, Of the Georgetown nine, injured himself
fy falling over the scorers chair, but returned
TO play after one inning.
The Washington Lodge Of Elks visited
Baltimore yesterday afternoon and were re-
ceived and entertained by the Baltimore Elks.
They had most enjoyable evening, and their
brethren Of the Monumental. City made the
reception complete in every particular, add
ing the finishing touches by escorting them to
the train with a brass band,
AN alarm Of fire was turned in shortly
before noon yesterday from box 1872, No.
Engine House, caused by slight blaze in the
shingle-roof Of the unoccupied frame house,
No. 1873 street northwest. The FIRE caught
apparently from sparks from a neighboring
chimney, and was extinguished by the hook
and-ladder men without the engines going
into service.
THE fourteenth annual meeting of the
Congregational Association of New Jersey will
take place at the Congregational Church in
this city tomorrow, ana Will last three days.
During the session there will be addresses by
eminent members of the church, and at the
reception senator Window will preside and
greetings Will be extended by Hons. Haskell
and Burrows.
YESTERDAY afterooon, about 6:30, an
elderly gentleman by the name of Murphy,
livington Twentysecon1 street, between Hand
northwest, fell at the corner OF Twenty-fourth
and streets, slightly fracturing the bones of
his nose, breaking some of his teeth and re-
ceiving severe cuts on his face. He was
carried by onicers Edwards and Gates to Dr..
Newmans office, whore he received1 proper
surgical treatment after which the officers
carried him to his home.
THE skating season of 1S51-'S2 at the
rink Will close with the assembly Of this even
ing An excellent programme has been ar
ranged, and Shroeder's orchestra VIII furnish
the music. on Friday night new departure
will take place. There Will be a promenade
concert and an exhibition on the bycicle by
Mr.. Rex Smith. The season has been highly
successful, and the managers of the popular
institution are greatly elated .over the patron
age bestowed upon them by an appreciative
public Due notice will be given of the open
ing Of the swimming school
THE following directors of the Centra
Dispensary and Emergency Hospital have
been elected for the year ending March 81
1888; Jesse i. Wilson, Major j. w. Powell
General william NJ. Dunn, b. U.'Keyser, Cal
deron Carlisle, p. r. Wilson, ]. w. Barker, ]
W. Drew, ]. A. Baker, John f. Hanna, W. NJ
Galt, c. G. Duncanson, +. w. Middleton, L
Temple, +. 3. Mohun, William Gait, Thomas
p. Morgan, and Drs. A. Pate, James f. Nor
gan, Flodoardo Howard, J. Eliot n. S. Lincoln
Robert Reyburn, Louis Mackall and \. Y.
Garnett.