The Evening critic., 1882-05-10
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE police made forty-three arrests
during the twenty-four hours ending at o q. m.
Mr.. FREDERICK DOUGLASS, Recorder of
Deeds, has accepted an invitation to deliver
an Grafton at Rochester, n. Y, ON Decoration
day.
CHARLOTTE RosENBURG, o colOred wo-
man, was taken sick last evening In the Smith
sonian grounds, and removed in the police
ambulance.
SUSAN FITZGERALD, by bill in equity
against Andrew jackson, seeks to obtain
release or quit-claim of lots Ia and To- sub
division of square 2S3.
CoMRADE DAVID p. CRAIG, of Lincoln
Post No. l, GA. r., who has been so seriously
i'll, is now greatly improved, pnd Is rapidly ap-
preaching convalescence.
THE Federation of Labor has passed
resolution lndorsing the action OF the Journey
men plasterers in fixing the wages for the sea-
son at the request Of their employers.
G. II. SUMMERS, commercial agent rep
resenting firm Of New York dry goods mer-
chants, was arrested by Special License Agent
RAN to-day, and released on procuring IL
cense.
THE board of managers of the Washing
in the pastors study at the Congregational
church this evening, at quarter before
o'clock.
FRANCES W. EATON, guardian of the
children of the late Daniel Eaton, has filed a
bill in equity asking TO dispose of the interest
of the three in lot A, block z, of Hall & Elvans'
subdivision Of Meridian Hill.
AT A meeting OF tleN Su0uay-ScnO0l
Union Mr.. A. H. Nelson, of the Kendall Mis-
sion, was elected president of the union, vice
j. H. Cobb, deceased, and suitable resolu-
tons respecting the death Of Mr.. Cobb were
adopted.
THE case of two men who entered the
house OF a colored woman and took a clock
which she had partially paid for, on the In
staliment plan, was disposed Of by Judge
Smell to-day. One man was dismissed and the
other fined.
MEssRs. CUPPY & INGERsoLL, counsel for
ex-senator Christlancy In the divorce suit
against his wife, today filed an application for
the appointment Of, a commission at Provi-
Charles Z. Mowry.
Hon. FRED DOUGLASS will lecture upon
s'The Hero OF the Conflict" at Lincoln Hall to-
night for the benefit OF o. p. Morton Post No. 4,
G.. A. II. Tickets havo been rapidly sold, and
a large audience Will doubtless greet the dis
tinguished lecturer.
THE Grocery Clerk s Protective Associa-
tion has organized by electing the following
officers; George G. White, president; j. Il.
Fryne, president pro tempore; j. H. Brown,
vice president; W. III. Mcknew, secretary; j..
II. Gwynne, treasurer; W. II. Nash, sergeant
alarms.
MR.. FREDERICK DOUGLASS yesterday
received from the Chesapeake and Marine
Railway and Dry-Dock Company, of Baltimore,
handsome set of caulker's tools, as re-
minder OF the days, forty-six years ago, when
MIR. Douglass was caulker In the employ of
the company.
IhE memorial services nelu laSt nlght
at Mount Vernon Church for Mrs. Anna L.
Davidson, under the auspices of the Woman 8
Evangelical Temperance Association, were
well attended by the friends Of the deceased.
Addresses were made by Mrs. Barnard, Mrs.
Underhill and Mrs. Kelley, and several gentle.
men testified to the good works and many
Christian qualities of that beloved lady. Ex-
cellent music was rendered by the choir OF
that church.
THE beautiful silk dress fabric prepared
for Mrs. Garfield by the Womens SILK Culture
Association Of the United States is now in
from that association, and will to-day be ex
hiblted at the Capitol, probably In the ladies'
reception-room OF the House or In the Ways
and Means.committee-room, the use of which
has been rendered by Chairman Kelley. The
following ladies and gentlemen compose the
committee In charge OF the fabric: Mrs. John
Lucas, president; Mrs. Bishop Simpson, Mrs
W. b. Eltonhead, Mrs. Charles d. Thum, vice
presidents; Hon. Fl. d. Moore, chairman OF
committee; Professor w. l.. Boswell.