The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
EAST WASHINGTON.

The East End and West End oarsmon will
meet tonight at Josh Evans, on Eleventh
street eoutneast, for tho purpose OF putting
up the remainder Of their respective fOrfolts.
AT tho same meeting q financial statement
Will be presented by the cltzens' committee.
The raee Will bo daisy," and East washlng-
ton Will bet eOlldly on her champions, Mans.
field and Lewis.
Mr.. Thomas Clark, horseshocr, In tho Quar-
termuster's corral, has been confined TO his
residence, 617 Eleventh street southeast, for
several days, by reason OF an accident re-
ceived whilo shooting colt The animal,
which was n Wild one, jumped upon Mr.
Clark, injuring him painfully.
Little Annie Hoinllne, tho S.yoar.old daugh.
ter Of Fireman Helnline, is a little heroine.
When she learned that six children had beon
left fathcrlees by the death of Fireman Dan
iels, the wee miss headed subscription list
with her own hands and went diligently to
work for the orphans. Up to last night Annie
had collected 50, and she is still nj work.
An establishment whore foreign and domos.
tic fruits, all kinds OF connections, Ice cream
and bakery products are constantly kcpt,
freeh, select md ut reasonable prices, is n pub.
lie commodity. Tho store Kept by Mr.. George
wodmnn, 303 Pennsylvania avenue east, is
such an establishment, and his large and
growing trado is nm evidence that his enter
prise and thrift are appreciated.
MIR. Ferd Frank, the popular East Washing.
ton shoe dealer, Inns returned from his trip to
tho seashorc.
Take a drive to Anacostla and enjoy tho
rustic beauty OF that pretty little town.
Tho o'Donnell Brothers, OF tho Enterprise
Tea Company, nro adding now ana improved
machinery 10 their establishment In Wow of
Increased trade.
An unknown young man was struck botwecn
tho eyes with baseball and knocked inscnsi
bic during the progress OF q game yesterday
evening on the grounds east OF Lincoln PARK.
He coon recovered consciousness and walked
or.
Capitol Tent, No. SO, I. o. r., held It's regu.
lar weekly meeting last night IN McCauleys
Hall. An important matter, looking to tho
good OF tho order was discussed, and resulted
In satisfactory and harmonious action. At o .45
o'clock the tent adjourned.
Tho excursion next Thursday evening TO
Marshall Hall, on the steamer Mary Washing.
ton, under the auspices OF the Ladies' Bcnovo.
lent Society of st. Peters Church. bids fair to
be the event OF the season. Tho wellknown
committee OF gentlemen who arc In charge Of
the aifair is guarantee that overy one who
attends VIII enjoy gala time. Boats leave
both evening and morning. See advertise
ment for full particulars.
Two juvenile games OF baseball were played
| In East washington last evening. Tho Pea
bodys beat the East Ends to the tune OF 10 to o,
| while the Independents defeated the Young
| America Club on the Lincoln Park grounds by
score OF Z TO 3.
Bud Eggleston was the recipient of a genuine
surprise last night. He was, as usual, ut his
| post exhorting, introducing speakers, otc.,
| when the choir, together with n number OF
| friends and his genial wife, wended their way
| TO his home, the object being asurprise party.
The parlors were thrown open and the COM
pany INDUCED in the full enjoyment OF the
| occasion until the hours were growing late,
| when they were called upon by the surprised
| host and hostess TO SIT down to q table bounti-
| fully spread with delicacies, and after doing
| full Justice thereto departed with pleasant
| recollections OF tho evening and kindest
| erngs. Meetings Will be held at the tent un-
| Ill the 30th instant, when It will be removed
10 Uniontown. on Monday evening next a
literary and musical entertainment Will be
| held nj the tent.