The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
EAST WASHINGTON.
The Legion of IOnor-Tbc Rechn-
bite Encampmcnt-Mus ana Lit
erary-A Serious Anray-AcciGcnt
-MispeIInueous

Dttc Uttu
crary--A Serious ATray-AcciGcnt
miscellaneous.
East Washington Council Legion OF Honor,
met, as usual, last evening at tho Council
Hall, No. 200 Pennsylvania avenue cast. Busi.
ness OF Importance to tho members was trans.
acted, and q general discussion was indulgod
in as TO the best methods OF making the OBJ.
iects and intentions of the American Legion
Of Honor (of which this council is ono OF tho
best expononts) known to Tho public. No
definite action was, however, agreed upon,
but by unanimous consent the subject was
rolcgated TO tho next meeting. Mossrs. Marks
and wylie gavo notice OF contemplated ali.
senco from the city on little tour OF pleasure.
We wish them bon voyage, but hope tho
equlnoctial freaks OF Old sol won't shake them
up too badly.
Mr.. John Minnix, chief ruler OF Anacostla
Tent, l. o. r., 10 hard at work arranging pre-
liminaries for the grand Rechabito Encamp.
ment Mt Anacostia, which follows the parade.
The members OF Anacostia Tont, with their
usual zeal, havo built roads, erected bridges
and constructed arches for the ovont, and IL
energy Will add TO tho final success OF tho
event, 1t will be highly successful. Bud Eagle
ston says from 100 to 800 Dashaways will be
in limo on the 31st.
Tho musical and literary entertainment at
Bud Eagleston's tent last evening was attended
by quito large number OF persons. Tho fol-
lowing programme was rendered: Chorus,
peranco Boys and Girls arc Wei" solo, duet
and chorus, Mr.. Drew and company; reclta-
tion, "The Farm Boy" Master Lynn Powell;
Sung, louT CnlluTtHt TeCltutlOU, 'lHhL Mlllllil
Goat" (from THE CRITIC, Mr.. Mace; solo, Mr..
Drew; reading, Miss Dunn. Miss Alice bur
iingame presided at tho organ, and Mr.. VIII
lam j. Boyd was in charge OF the musical nr
rangements. The tent will be moved to Ana
costia next Wednesday.
During an ARRAY on Pennsylvania avonue,
between Third and Fourth streets, Capitol Hill,
yesterday evening about O o'clock, between
Horatio Robey and 8. II. Reedcr, the latter was
kicked In the abdomen by tho former, and is
now lying In serious condition Mt tho resi-
nj N n
Byrncs Is attending Mr.. Roedcr.
Tho War Department nino defeated tho Gov.
ernment Printing Omco nine last evening by q
score OF z TO 2. Tho game was ono OF the
most Interesting OF the season. IL occurred on
the grounds corncr Of Eleventh and II streets
northeast.
small boy named Robert Caulinower had
his face badly cut and several teeth knocked
out by being struck with bat during tho
progress of game OF ball on the old Eagle
grounds last evening. doctor was sum-
moned and the boy removed to his home. His
faco is very badly lacerated.
An interesting time is expected at tho First
NJ. +. Church, corner Fifth street and Virginia
avenue southeast, on Wednesday evening, at
z 80 o'clock. Choice music and an address by
Rev. T. Z. Coulbourne. One hundred mite
boxes Will be opened Come and see the
amount and enjoy the delightful pro-
gramme.
The weekly young peoples prayer meeting
will be held In the lccture-room OF tho Metro
politan Presbyterian Church at O'Clock this
evening.
For flrst.class CONNECTIONS and the choicest Of
fruit, pound and small cakes, 60 to Stoinle's
confectionery, 110 Pennsylvania avenue, Cap.
itol Hill.
Brilliant Star Lodge, No. ii, Good Samarl.
tans, will meet tonight at Congress Hall, A
| street, near First southeast.