The Evening critic., 1882-10-07
EAST WASHINGTON.

Capitol Tent, No. 80, l. o. r., held Its regu.
lar weekly meeting last night In McCauleys
Hall, Capitol Hill. large number of Nom.
hers Of tho order were present. including
Messrs. j. II. Goddard, ]. H. Horny, Il. J.. Web.
ster, Thomas Bevans, l.. ii. Kelly, Sc. Hin
wood and e.. L. Frederick, of Anacostla Tent,
No. 1873. One invitation, after which Mr.. j.
II. Goddard was called to the chair In tho good
Of tho order, and made beautiful speech.
p. southwick, L. La Bile, J. Il. woodneld and
others OF Capitol Hill; Messrs. J. II. Henry,
II. s.. Webster, O. 7. Torey, Thomas Beyans
whom made eloquent and appropriate
speeches or sang an entertaining song. The
evening until 40 o'clock passed OF most
delightfully."-.
Harry Mooney, white boy, IL years OF age,
was taken suddenly and seriously Ill with
congestlvo chills at tho corner of Fourth street
and pennsylvania avenue southeast, about
$50 o'clock last evening. When frst found
he was lying on the grass in the diagonal park,
suffering very much, In semiunconscious
condition. DR.. Bayne was at once summoned
and the lad removed TO Mr.. Adrian Jones' res
idence, near by, Mr.. Jones kindly consenting
10 care for him until no was we'll enough to
go 10 Providence Hospital. The boys parents,
who are quite poor, reside in South Washing
ton. At last accounts the littlo fellow was I'M
proving under DR.. Bayne's treatment.
Mrs. Stratton removed her millinery estab-
lshment to tho newly fitted-up store, corncr of
Third street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east, last evening.
Several members of tho Light Guards In
uniform, went to Richmond with tho "Vets"
last night
The dancing reunion of Profs. Mccoy and
Welch at McCauleys Hall last evening, was
very enjoyable affair. quite select crowd Of
yyung people were present They VIII give
complimentary class soiree Friday evonlng,
October 10.
The Minneola Social Club announces its nth
grand ball TO be given at Odd.FellOws' Hall,
Eighth street southeast, on Thursday, October
90. The event Will be one OF pleasure.
schroeder's Band has been engaged.
The Interior of the store of Mr.. d. Ellis has
been handsomely remodeled. Mr.. Ellis I'D
vertises in THE CRITIC, prospers, and can
consequently afford to improve layishly.
Captain j. d. La Grange, commanding oflcer
OF the Bower City Rifles, Company d, First
Wis, with his wife and sister, are visiting
relatives in East Washington. The Captain Is
very genial gentleman and commands ono
of the "crack" companies of the United States.
Charley Simms, the 12-year-oll son OF Mrs.
Simms, residing at is First street southeast,
was run over by coal cart In Carroll alley
last evening and his leg painfully injured.
Another instance OF careless driving.
East washington Business Notes.
Myers Philadelphia malt whisky, sold by
Mr.. Dornin Ellis, Third and streets south
east, is having big run. 1t is good stock.
Mrs. Wagner (Swiss Dairy has moved into
on East Capitol, near Fourth street, where all
orders Will be promptly attended TO.
The attractlveness OF the Enterprise Tea
Company's beautiful store outside vies with
the commodious stock of teas, cOifees and
spices on the inside. For fair treatment call
upon the ODonnell Bros, corner of Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast.