The Evening critic., 1882-11-02
WEST WASHINGTON.

An advertisement OF three lines under the
head Of wanted, for salo or ront, lost and found
or personal, can bo Inserted In THE EVENING
CRITIC three times for % cents.
Tho visitation by tho Grand Lodge X of p,
OF tho District OF Columbia, last night TO Her.
miono Lodge, No. 10, was decidedly pleasant
afIair. Speeches were made at tho hall by Z.
&C. william Il. Bailey, @. q. f. Miller, V. q.
o. j. X. Shnnks, L. q. William II. Gibbons, "
O. John Il. Core, sr., Brother II. NJ. Rogers and
others, Brother Rogers also singinga number
the great number OF the members OF
Hermlono and visiting lodges. Upon tho
conclusion OF the visitation exercises,
tho guests were marched TO Goddard's
Hall, where an excellent supper was provided
for the entire asscmblage, prepared by Mr.
Charles Ralncy, TO which ample Justice was
done by the brethren while listening 10 tho
strains OF Professors Hodgkin and McCatty's
quintet band. After tho supper the party
again returned TO Castle Hall, wherc the oven.
ing was spent In q delightful manner, Brother
Rogers singing more songs and tho band ron.
dering excellent music. The officers of the
Grand Lodge were each presented with hand.
some bouquets.
Excelsior Tent, No. Al, 1. o. r., held its
regular weekly NEE ting last night.
John Hannavan, n countryman, having in.
dNilged too freely In the ardent last night, felt
In pugnaclous mood, and after attacking
several parties on NJ street, concluded to flu.
ish of Onlcer Gatee, whom ho kicked two or
three times before that oflcer ana Special OF.
ncer Hooper succeeded In getting him to tho
charges of drunk and dlsordcily and assault.
Ing an officer.
At meeting of tho Potomac Boat Club last
night II was determined to establish club.
room In Washington for the use OF its mem.
bcrs and the place has been selected In tho
vicinity OF the Treasury Department. In one of
the rooms Will be rowing apparatus and othor
arrangements for gymnastic exercise. Messrs.
Doyle, Harrison and Zappone were appointed
n committee to have charge of the hops, which
the club will continue TO give as through tho
summer, and they Will be, In all probability,
held mt Marlni's Hall.
AS the weather is getting cooler the ladies' OF
Grace Church iind 1t necessary to repair the
church stoves, and to aid them In that purpose
they VIII give tomorrow night, In the lecture
room OF the church, n musical and literary
entertainment, ending with tea party
on Monday evening next 9th instant, Hon.
j. NJ. Wilson, professor OF the law of real cs.
Georgetown, will begin his lectures to that
SCHOOL Judge Wilson's accession to the
faculty Will be n great acquisition 10 the pres.
ent great talent Of that body.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Stovell, OF Philadelphia,
are visiting Mrs. Charles II. Fickllng, of
street.
Hartley & Bro. received 3,1OO bushels OF
wheat by boat Seneca, and J. g. & J. NJ. Waters
1000 bushels by the boat Boyer.
Three thousand four hundred bushels OF
wheat sold on Change this morning at from
% cents 10 81 .OoH.
Sailed; steamer z. G. Knight, Captain Chi
chester, Tor New York; schooner Elliott j.
| Dow, Captain Nickerson, $50 tons Of coal fol
Boston: schooner William Mason, Captain
Chase, 7O0 tons coal for Providence.
| Other ports: Schooner V. Glover, Davis, from
| Georgetown, at New York November 1
| schooner Kate NJ. Hilton, Johnson, from
| Georgetown, at Boston october 81; schooner
| Enoch Robinson, from Providence for George
| town, at Dutch Island IIarbor October 80
| schooner Annie L. Kranz, Smith, from Wash
| ington for Boston, at Vineyard Haven Octobe
| 81 schooner Charlotte Fish, Gardiner, from
Washington for Boston, passed through Hell
Gate November /,