The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-16

PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

The street lamps will be lighted at $50
p. m. and extln guisbed at o a. m.
THE police made thirty.fve arrests during
the twenty.four hours ending at % n. N.
SLIGHT damage was done to the market
at First and II streets last evening by an acci'
dental IRE.
The West Virginia Republican Associa'
tion was addressed last night by Hon.
Charles Davis, of Harper's Ferry.
OVER 1000 people witnessed yoster days
baseball game between tho War Department
and Printing ONCE mines. The former won,
Ii to b.
HARRY p. GOODWIN, James F. Scaggs, G.
It. johnson and George Nj. Deputy have Just
purchased lots at Hyattsville, Md, with
Wow TO building.
THE assignment of George McCarty shoe
dealer on Pennsylvania avenue near Sixth
street, 10 l.. l.. Burns, for the bencnt OF tho
creditors has been died with the Recorder of
Deeds.
ANN +. SULLIVAN has sued for divorce
from her husband, James II. sullivan. They
were married In fredericksburg, Va, In
January, 1862, and she charges tn at he do
serted her and Is now living somewhere In
Maryland.
A HORSE attached to u roofer's wagon
ran away on the avenue between Twolfth and
missing running over two ladies. The horse
Thirteenth streets yesterday evening, narrowly
was stopped by MIR. Louis Harbaugh, of tho
Census Onlce.
FRIENDSHIP TENT, No. 10, Independent
order of Rechabites, has elected and Installed
the following officers for the ensuing term Of
six months shepherd, II. II. Smith; PC. r.,
Il. NJ Roach; O. H., It. NJ. Spillman; d. r., f. O.
Curl II WI wslG lay \; 81 6SggGinsi r. s.
v. Jenkins; o. G., j.. welch.
ABOUT ten o'clock yesterday morning
Sandy Brown colored man, was Carrying n
hod OF mortar up to tho secondstory OF the
jefferson School Building when he fell
very seriously II not fatally Injured. The man
was removed to his homo on East Capitol
street and Is in q precarious condition.
OssIE LEWIS a colored thief pleaded
guilty In the Police Court today to second Of
fense OF petit larceny, and was hold for the
Grand jury. Ossies latest explorlt was to Gu
ter the residence OF Alexander Mcitae, No.
S13 NJ street northwest, and steal a silver
card receiver and two tides from the parlor.
Lewis made desperate attempt TO escape,
but was caught by Sergeant Brooke Amiss
after long chase.
ARCHITECT JOHN b. BRADY yesterday
submitted to the Inspector OF Buildings com
pleted plans for the three Public School build.
imgs to be erected during the present yen ,n
stone concentrations and cornices OF plain
design and calculated principally TO Insure
the safety OF pupils, and well-heated and we'll.
ventilated school rooms. The buildings viii
each have four class rooms on each story. and
provide accommodations for sixty pupils In
each room. Tho plans have boon prepared
under the direction OF Inspector Entwlstle and
superintendent Wilson.
LAST night Grand Council, Legion of
Honor, District OF Columbia, was instituted.
The following officers were elected Grand
Commander, Thomas NJ. Reed; vlcegrand
commander, Augustus s. Boerstein, NJ D.;
grand orator, NJ. W. Wines; past grand com.
mander, VIM. A. Reds grand secretary, Ed. f..
O'Brien; grand treasurer,N Demongeot; grand
chaplain, Ed. O. Gill; grand guide, Ii. Fisher;
grand warden, John o. oNeil grand secre-
tary, James DUNCAN; grand trustees, A. s.
Boernstein, NJ. d., NJ. W. Wines and II. O.
Smith. and grand representative to the Su
preme Council, Watson ]. Newton.
IT has been suggested by some of the
honorary members of tho Washington Ligh
Infantry Corps that this body should present
some uniformity In dress, similar TO thai
shown by similar bodies OF mon IN visiting
Washington on great occasions. A uniform
hat and perhaps cane would, with badge,
be all that could DO required, and the organlza
ton present q handsome appearance. II q
hat is adopted, the high white hat would prob
ably DO tho best. Nothing is more becoming
at this season, and one hundred or more mer
with these hats would Just stake the cake 81
far as handsome appearance Is concerned.
AT LAST nights meeting the Georgi;
Republican Association elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: For president, Hon
James d. Deveaux first vice-president NJ. II
Mcwhorter; second vice.president, j. G.
Hutchins; recording secretary, IL. II. Swear
ingen; corresponding secretary, j. Il. Blvins
treasurer, j. II. Do Lamotta. Mr.. Charles p
Freeman was elected to represent the associa
lion on the Interstate transportation commit
tee. Messrs. W. L. Cliff, W. A. Reid and Jane!
Fitzpatrick were elected delegates to the In
terstate Association. @. p. Freeman, L. A. VII
cox, d. +. Wade, James Fitzpatrick, A. +. At
kinson and Monroe Whitehurst wore electet
members,