The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-11-24

PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

THE agent of the s. p. G. A. has made
cases OF cruelty driving injured horses against
Donald Reddy and James Davis.
ARMIsTEAD JONES, colored man, was
committed to the wotkhouso for two weeks by
Judge Smell for trespassing on park.
ELMA ROLLINS disturbed the peaceful
quiet of West Washington yesterday aud has
taken temporary lodgings at the workhouse.
THE business manager of the Leadville
(Col0 Chronicle, Mr.. Mark L. Goldenburg, says
that he has the highest confidence In st.
Jacobs OIL, and believes 1t a splendid specific
for rheumatism.
MEssRs. HARRIS & LosERAM, we'll known
In this city, Will opon "rhe Genesec" hotel
at Buffalo, N. ", ON Monday noxt, November
BufTalo will patronize "The Goneseo." Tho
genial hosts will make 1t pleasant for tho
boys.
The ground was broken this week pre-
paratory for laying the foundation OF a now
church for st. Marks Parish on the corner of
Third and A streets southeast. This is n fine
lot, 40 by 81 feet. Tho nave only Will be
built at nrst; transept will DO added when
needed In the future.
WILLIAM w. DANENuowER & Son, by
their attorney, MIR. Il. II. Browning, has en-.
tered suit on the law side OF the court against
Mrs. Amelia J. burlington, claiming $4,000
damages. The litigation grows out OF the al
legged breach of contract by tho defendant In
connection with tho renting to the complain
ants premises No. 1115 street northwest.
ALBERT G.. STIaLER responded to the
rolLcnll at Judge SHELLS matinee to-day and
pleaded "not guilty to a charge Of drunken
and disorderly conduct. Stlgler was attlred In
an elongated ulsterette and plug hat aud
carried q largo valise.. He said he was from
Richmond and had taught school and built a
railroad and all that sort OF thing and was
very sorry to be incarcerated In such sum.
mary manner so shortly after his advent in
the National Capital. Judge Smell accepted the
gentleman's personal bonds.
ADoUT 1870 yesterday afternoon, as John
Wilfong, ii years OF age, was riding on NJ
street, West Washington, whom near the cor
ner OF Twenty-nlnth his horse slipped and fell
on him, breaking his right leg below tho knee.
He was carried by Ofllcer Burrows to tho West
End Hotel, where he received the kindest at
tentiOn from tho proprietor and his estimable
wife. DR.. Kieinschmidt having been sum.
moned, rendered the necessary surgical asss-
lance, after which he was carried in a vehicle
by tho abovenamed officer to his home near
the Drovers Rest.
THE Clan.na- Gael Association celebrated
their fifteenth anniversary last night. Many
ladies were present. Mrs. McAvoy rendered
some Irish songs In splendid manner. Cap
tain Brosnan gave "Shamus OUrien," and
was heartily encored Masters Mccall and
O'Sulllvan reclted Irish patriotic pieces. Cap
tain O'Meagher Condor then gave an account
Mr.. Gladstone, awoke the English people to
the fact that there were grievances to be re-
dressed in Ireland, The meeting closed after
tho patriotic song "God Save the Queen" had
been sung by Mr.. McAvoy.
The annual election of the officers and
board OF direction OF the Eighth Division of
the Associated Charities took place Thursday
night at the Eastern Presbyterian Church on
Eighth street, between and q streets north.
east, and resulted as follows: President, Rev.
j. W. Chickering; vice.presldent, w. q. Dodge;
treasurer, Mr.. Charles Junkin; secretary, A.
NJ. Kanouse; and board of direction, Mrs.
Charles Junkin, Mrs. Alfred Williams, Mrs.
Samuel L. Mcdowell, and Mr.. Seth s. Bryant.
The secretary reported that the association
l.aa e,l,s oil arI nP taa
and procured employment for about dozen
persons.
AT last nights meeting of the Carroll In
stltuie Mr.. d. ]. Murphy delivered an Interest
Ing address on "The Old Players" scene
from "Iago" was admirably rendered by
Frank T.. and George j. Masy. "Two Fleets
There Be-" thrilling poem, was cleyerly re,
cited by NJ. Blggins: After several vocal solos
by Messra. A. S. King and Al. Fennell, and
tainment closed. Among those present were
Rev. j. a. walter, Rev. DR.. Chappelle, Mr..
". sturdy, u. S, NJ; Messrs Yeager, Tough.
ran, Eagan, Fullerton, Vaughan, Davis MIL
Ter, Merrick and L. V. Murphy.
THE Fauquier White Sulphur Springs
Company, by their attorney, General Eppa
Hunton, yesterday afternoon fled a bill in
equity against william Mclean, setting forth
that the defendant, on the fifteenth OF october,
1850, purchased OF the plaintifr six lots near e
twenty.seventh OF tho same month three I'D
dit!onal lots for S015. The lots were to be
used for the erection of residences thereon
the plans to BIO approved by the executive
committee OF the company, and the houses
not to be occupied with boarders, the plain
tin 10 have the right to construct walk,
through the lots, and maintain water aud
drain pipes through the same. 1t is alleged
that tho defendant has failed to pay for the
lots, and that tho purchase money Is still due
| A deed OF conveyance has been rendered and
| refused. 1t is therefore prayed that tho de
| PENDANT may be decreed to pay the purchase
money with interest,