The Evening critic., 1882-06-05
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

IT is breezy and pleasant to-day.
AIRED ticket given to 81 buyers. Youngs.
TWENTY-FIVE moro days until the Gut
teau picnic.
SrREEr-I.AMps will be lighted at ESQ
n. m. and extinguished at IL :35 p. m.
THE police made twentyone arrests dur
ing the twonty four hours ending at q. m.
Tar price for meals at the New York
avenue Hotel will be $50 perry month from
june /,
The National Baseball Club, of this city,
defeated the naval cadets In a game of base
edll, at the academy, by score OF to 3.
At the rifle match at Benning's Satur-
day for gold badge the following score was
made: Hartel, 80; Gordon, %; Nelson. IS;
Traphagan, 27; Spencer, 21.
THE examination of forty young lady
pupils OF the High School for admission to the
Normal School was begun on Saturday, and
will be concluded next Saturday.
THE residence of Mr.. Daniel Loughran,
No. 713 Fourteenth street, was robbed on
Saturday night by n colored woman OF several
dresses belonging to Mrs. Doughran.
THE officers and employees in the Office of
the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
have passed resolutions Of respect 70 the
memory Of the late Thomas Mcdonald, for
fifty years employed In that ofllce.
THE trustees of Howard University, dur
ing this, their commencement week, conferred
the following honorary degrees; Master OF
Arts, Captain Joseph A. Sladen, U. $. A.; Doctor
of Laws, Hon. W. A. Richardson, ox-Secretary
of tho Treasury; Doctor of Divinity, Rev. ELL
phalet whittlesey.
DIR. C. II. KLEINsCHMIDT left Saturday
night for st. Paul, Mimi, whore he is to attend
the meeting Of the American Medical Associa-
tion, June 10, IL and 10, as a delegate from
the Medical Society OF this city. DR.. Toner
also a delegate, is already in st. Paul. An OK.
cursion to the Yellowstone region will be
made by part Of the doctors from st. Paul
OFFICERS HOWE AND SMooT were on
duty last night, when they saw a man roam
ing abotlt the streets In his mig tclOthtn0. and
found that 1t was Mr.. John Mulligan, who has
been confined to his bed for some time with
typhoid fever, and who left his house while
delirious. The officers took the man to his
home, on Seventh street, between L and NJ
southeast.
JULES THOMAS, boy of is, son of a De-
partment official, left the city on Decoration
Day to seek his fortune and find adventure in
the wilds Of Maryland. Jules was with a col
ored boy OF his own size, and neither have
mother is very much distressed, and has had
notices sent to the authorities In several Mary
land towns in hopes Of recovering her boy.
CHARLES PIFER, workman engaged
in blasting rock near the Potomac Landing,
met with a terrible and probably fatal acci
dent yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Plfer went TO
see why fuse did not explode, when 1t sud
denly went off, tearing away his lower jaw and
portion of his head. The wounded man
was conveyed to the Providence Hospital,
where the opinion was expressed that be
could not recoveH
AN duJOuTueu m66NluR OIL RenUlcmCQ IN
terested in the annual festival of st. Joseph's s
Asylum was held last evening in the parlors
of that institution, Lieutenant j. F. Kelly pre-
siding. The committees on arrangement re.
ported the selection OF the upper Schuetzen
Park as the place and July IL as the date OF
the picnic, and that frst-class music had been
engaged. very large number Of tickets were
taken for distribution.
The knights of st. Peter celebrated Their
tenth anniversary yesterday by attending
mass at st. Peters Church. The society was
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play in their neat uniform. Mass was offered
for the repose OF the soul of their late founder
and spiritual adviser, Rev. +, Z. Boyle, a very
was furnished by the sunday-school choir.
REV. DIR. PARET, rector of Epiphany
Church, preached farewell sermon to his
congregation yesterday morning, and will
leave, with his son, for New York this morn
ing on an extended tour through Europe. He
viii be absent until the middle Of next Sep
OF Delaware, will occupy the pulpit Epiphan,
Mission, on Maryland avenue, between Thir
teenth and Fourteenth streets, was opened
with appropriate services, by DR.. Paret yester
day afternoon.
A WOMAN named Anna Gubiwinski wa
found Saturday night at the Capitol ground
unable to give an account OF herself. She wa
taken IN charge by some benevolent persons
1t has been ascertained that she has been re
siding here for some time In rented room
doing work as a seamstress. She claims to b
the daughter OF q European banker. She ha
been recently dismissed from Providence Hos
pitai, and says she is anxious TO see a Polis
priest In New York. She was sent yesterda
afternoon to Baltimore.
THE pastor of the Metropolitan M, I
Church preached from the words of tn
Saviour yesterday: "Peace leave with you
my peace give unto you; not as the worl
gtyeth, give unto you; let not your heart b
troubled, neither let 1t be afraid" The cor
gregation was unusually large and attentive
The singing was led by Mr.. @. Burlew, and wa
heartily participated In by the congregation
and was In all respects OF the character to b
desired in religious worship. The new orgaT
list performed his part we'll. The church Is I
be complimented for her efforts to have a.
the worshipers participate In singing tn
praises Of God.