The Evening critic., 1882-08-07
Temperatures nnd Rainfall.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

FIVE victims Of the bathing laws, In tho
shape OF flyo little boys who took sunday dip
in the Eastern Branch, forfeited collateral at
the Police Court this morning.
Mr.. WILLIAM ]. WARREN, chief clerk
Of tho Engineers ONCE left Saturday night for
Newport, having boon called there by the
serious illness Of his brother, General warren.
MULE belonging to Carter, the cd rloss
oxchvating contractor, was overcome by tho
heat on Saturday evening at tho cornor OF ohio
avenue and Fourteenth street. Major King
hgd him removed to yard and worked over
him for an hour and ahalf.
BMcKLAYERs' UNION, No. 1, of this
District, has elected tho following officers:
President, John II. Lynch: vIce.presdent, d.
8. o'Brien; recording secretary, NJ. j. Curry;
financial secretary, william Trorell, IT.;
treasuror, James W. Norton; sergeant.at-
arms, q. W. Adrean; trustee, Charles ]. Hope.
IT is proposed to make the fair, which is
10 be held in the rotunda OF the Capitol from
the 25th OF November TO the 9th OF December,
for tho benefit OF tho Garfield monument,
national enterprise, as far as possible. Already
negotiations TO that end are being made by
the Army OF the Cumberland, under whose
auspices the fair Will be held.
TONIGHT the Washington Light Tnfan-
try will determine whether they VIII go into
an encampment at Cape May. Thoro Is
strong desire on tho part Of most OF the men,
beers 70 take this delightful trip, with Its at
iendant pleasures, and twin probably be DO,
Marine Band Will go with them.
CANNoNEER WILLIAM SUTTON, of bat
terry A, District militia, who died at Providence
Hospital last Saturday, yesterday was buried
with military honors, an escort following tho
remains 10 Mt. oliyet Cemetery. The coflin
was covered with the United States flag and an
abundance OF flowers. Three volleys were
fired over tho grave, according to the usual
military custom. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Sutton received a severe wound by the
premature discharge OF gun on the 18th OF
July.
The supreme deputy commander of the
American Legion of Honor, N. Demongcot,
organized and Instituted a council OF that
order on Saturday night, called the Federal
Council. The following officers were elected;
watson j. Newton, past commander; DIR. S. o..
Bancroft, commander; W. Y. Particle, Vice
commander; L. NJ. Stoeper, secretary; William
Thomas, collector; DR.. John II. Winter, treas
urer and medical examiner; Benjamin Engle,
guide; Rosa s. Particle, warden; Louis Gae-
chet chaplain. This Is the eleventh council
instituted under the auspices OF the supreme
Council, and probably the last In the District,
as the Grand Council Will BIO organized on the
10Th OF this month.
HAMLINE NJ. Z. Church Missionary So
cicty held Its regular monthly meeting yester
day at a p. M; Mrs. 5. NJ. Hartsock
president; Jacob Shindell, secretary; Joseph
Quinter, treasurer. oliver Goldsmiths works
were contributed by the president to the class
giving the largest amount for the month TO the
society. After being read the book is to be
placed in the Sunday.school library. Mr..
William II. Proctor's class contributed the
largest amount. Hon.. ]. Hyatt Smith, OF
ring address, followed by some remarks from
the Hon. Mr.. Hill, OF New Jersey, and tho Rev
Mr.. Pierce, ID. D., Presiding Elder OF Chatta
nooga district, Holston M. z. conference.