The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-15
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

As NECESSARY as flour in the house, Is q
bottle OF st. Jacobs OIL. IL saves many a
dollar.
LEWIS ID. WINE and Benjamin L. White :
side have purchased lots 81 and %, In Hyatts
addition TO Hyattsville, Nd
b. +. SNYDER, for somc time past an
inmate OF tho Insane Asylum, yesterday os.
capped from that Institution, and has not yet
been caught.
A YOUNG MAN named Robertson. q sadet
engineer from Annapolis, had two OF his nm
gers crushed so badly In the Navy. Yard that
they were amputated In the Marine Hospital,
whore he was carried after the accident.
ABOUT IL o'clock last night burglars on
deayored 10 enter the residence OF MT. QUO
Heidcman, on Meridian Hill, by cutting stats
from front window, but were frightened on
by Waterman, who pursued them, ana nrod
several shots.
THE laboring men will meet nc tho
colored Masonic Hall on Seventh street. be-
tween and k northwestern Tuesday evening,
TO denounce Chairman Neal for opposing n bill
to appropriate $4,000 to pay la6orors. who
and were not paid by the contractors under
whom they served. Tho measure was opposed
on the theory that tho District Is not RESPONSE
BILE for the debts OF contractors TO their en-
ployes. ...
THE police were notified yesterday of
tho my sterious disappearance OF Daniel Ken
drick, n secondhand furniture dealer, doing
business at 100 N street northwest on the
10Th OF June, siiice which time he has not been
heard from. Mrs. Kendrlck inclines to tho
belief that her husband has committed suicide
or been foully dealt with. Tho following de.
scription of the man is furnished to the de-
tectlves: lie Is above the medium height, dark
complexion, hair and whiskers slightly gray,
% yenrs old, and when last seen had on adark
suit of clothes and n black softfelt hat. He
was not addicted to the use OF strong drink.
CHARLES +. RANEY, of Lancaster,
ohio, and for tho last four years an attache OF
the House OF Representatives In the Sergeant:
alarms ofllce, has been selected by the Tarln
Commission as tho messenger and disburslng
officer. He leaves tomorrow night for Long
Branch with tho Commission where they Will
investigate the tarifr question in all Its boar
ings. Charley is u firstrate business man,
sentlemanly in all his relations with his fol.
low.men, polite, afrable and obliging in every
way and TO everybody. He Will provo n good
man In the right place. A better selection for
the place could not have boon made.
HORACE j. GAMBILL was yesterday
granted divorce by Justice Hagner from the
bonds OF matrimony with Frances o. Gambill.
The parties were married at Trenton, N. j.,
October IL, 1865, and one child, since dead,
was the issue OF the marriage. In 1870 they
moved TO Wilmington, Del, and lived to.
obtained situation here and moved TO this
city, whore he has since resided without tho
companionship OF his wife. In 1877 his
wife, on her way to New orleans, passed
through this city, and remained over night
at his house and he made every effort to
induce her TO live with him, but she refused,
and they slept In the same bed together and
plaintiff put his hand on her or touch her, and
carly the next morning she left, as she said
for New Orleans" since which time, the
husband has not seen her.