The Evening critic., 1882-11-01
WEST WASHINGTON.

An advertisement of three lines under the
head OF wanted, for sale or rent, lost and found
or personal, can DO inserted In THE EVENING
CRITIC three times for 20 cents.
william Louis Schley Lodge, No. 4, /. o. NJ,
carry on the palm as visitors, a large delega-
tlon from 1t paying visit last night to one of
the Alexandria lodges, La Fayottc, No. IL, 1.
o. NJ.
The anniversary OF Mount Pleasant NJ. p.
Sunday-school takes place at z 80 o'clock to-
night at the church, ON the heights, at tho
junction OF Thirty-second and Thirty-ntth
streets, AT which Interesting services Will bo
held.
A colored woman, Mary Lawson, brought to
the station yesterday evening q colored infant
about one month Old, which had boon left
with her about two weeks ago by Its mother,
who promised to call for 1t in a fow days, but
falling TO do so she wanted II sent to some
place where 1t could be properly cared for,
and Onlcer Robey accordingly carried It t) st
AIMS Infant Asylum.
Tho Georgetown Catholic Union held an In
teresting meeting last night, at Its rooms on
Thirty-second street. Besides the transaction
OF important business, there was a literary
programme rendered, which was OF highly
entertaining nature. This was the first OF tho
weekly entertainments given by the Union
and much enthusiasm prevailed. on tho 2Sth
instant the Hon. Charles D. Davis Will deliver
lecture at the rooms These lectures aro
complimentary and viii be held during the
entire season. Arrangements have been made
for select sociable 10 be giysn at Forret5 Hall
on the Goth instant.
Decatur Lodge, No. o, X. OF p, and George
town Lodge, No. 3S u. o. G. b., hold their
regular meetings last night. The former do
termined TO visit Hermione Lodge, No. 10, to-
night at Its grand visitation.
very pleasant ''Hallow Fen" soclable was
given TO her friends last night by Miss Oracle
Moffau.
great revival ofroligion is going on Mt Lit
tie Falls NJ. E. Church, conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. George NJ. Berry, assisted by the Rev.
Henry Gross and others.
Canal.boat Farmers Friend brought this
morning $500 bushels of wheat 70 Hartley Il
Bro.
Three thousand two hundred bushels of
wheat sold ON Change this morning at from
| SSc. to S1.10la
Hightido: 1211 this afternoon and ;O6
a. m. tomorrow, Novombor2 2, 1882.
Drovers' Rest livestock sales, Tuesday, oc-
| tober, 81 reported by Taverner Bros, pro-
| prieters): 105 cattle offered and sold at: Best,
5@5A; good, dHG5; medium, d9iH; COM
mon, 3&Gi; 1,i50 sheep ana lambs at
lambs, 1H6A; sheep, 4d5; yearllng, 1A@5R;
| 15 cows and calves ut from S3O0S75. on nc.
count OF the Virginia election, the market VIII
| be hold on Wednesday of next week for that
| week only.
Sailed: Schooner Annie N. Allen, White, 600
| tons coal for Fall River; schooner Bertha
| Walker, Captain Thomas, 900 tons coal for
| Providence.
Other Ports; Schooner zacheus Sherman,
from deorgetown, at Boston October. 81
Schooner Henry S. Williams, Wilson, from
| Jacksonville, Fla, for Washington october
| IS; schooner J. j. Little, Candy, from George
town, for Philadelphia, at Delaware Break
water october 81; schooners John A. Becker
man, Cannon, from Georgetown, and Spartan,
Hodgdon, from Alexandria, at Providence oc.
| tOber 80.