The Evening critic., 1882-03-07
THE EVENING CRITIC.
LACoNIC LOCALS.
LTsHEp AUGUST Isgs.

THE street lamps will be lighted at 6;25
=. m. and extingulshed at 9:35 p. m.
THE police made forty.nine arrests dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending alto a. IN.
MICHAEL JONES forfeited collateral to-
dayfor overstepping the bounds OF deccncy.
REV. G. NJ. DAMON will be Mt the Free
Methodist Church, Massachusetis avenue,
near Seventh street northwest, thts Tuesday
evening and continue for two woeks
Mrs, AUGUSTA NJ. Cox, wife of DIR. SAM
uel X. Cox, pastor Of Calvary NJ -. church
(south) Baltimore, and daughter OF Mr.. W. W.
Binney Of this city, died at nor residence IN
Baltimore yesterday.
Mr.. LEON ToBRINER, as counsel for
Anna NJ Steinacker, yesterday filed n bill IN
equity against Jacob Mcinder FOR partition OF
lot and part of lot 2, square $50, or sale of
he property and division OF the proceeds.
THE follow ing parties conversed yester-
day or last night In a loudervoice than ia al
loved by law John Woods, Louis Grant,
Julius Dick and owen Taylor, and paid So
nto Judge SHELLS contribution box to-day for
loud and boisterous talking,
Mr.. FRANCIS DARNErLLE- was shaving
himself yesterday afterncon at his residence,
No. 621 X street northwest, when he was at
tackled with a spasm and accidently cut his
throst, almost severing the wfnd-pipe. Drs.
Hammett and Hazen were summoned, and
after dressing the, wound expressed the opin-
ion that the man would recover.
A MEETING of the teamsters employed
BY the District for cartlng, hauling etc, was
Held last night at Park Hotel, wm. IL. Prince
In the chair. A committee OF three was ap
pointed 10 walt on the Commissioners and
demand that 81 per day be paid for the SER
vices OF a cart and horse, instead OF S1.o0, as
at present. and that "a be paid for the services
Of double team. The teamsters VIII have
another meeting next Monday night.
AT meeting of the Independent Order
OF Mechanics Mutual Relief Association last
evening the following officers were elected for
., u fd.,ttt q.
William T. Bailey. vice-president; Thomas L..
Miller, secretary; George L. Tlmms, treas
uref Directors-Colhmbia Lodge, No. l.,
Joseph Acton and G.. Eichelberger; Schley
Lodge, No. d, Edward Journey and c. w. Bal
W. b. Redstrake; Friendship, No. z, II, b.
GriCg and j. +. Bolton: Anchor, No. 9, G.. G..
Wilson and S. r. Trembly; Capitol, No. IL, N.
A. Ball and James Holiness The election OF
postponed until the next meeting OF the board
OF directors.
THE colored citizens of the District, in
terested in making a successful celebration OF
the twentieth anniversary of the enamel pa
ton OF the slaves In the District of Columbia,
held mass meeting at Gallilean Fish
ermen's Hall last night. Capt. Wall was
retary. The meeting disposed of large
amount OF minor business and after adopting
the following resolution adjourned ResoiUed,
That the twenty-five legislative districts be
and are hereby respectfully requested to
meet In their several districts, on Friday, the
10th, or Monday, the 18th instant, and elect
flve delegates, and each civic aud military or
ganization elect one delegate, for the purpose
OF making arrangements to celebrate the
twentieth anniversary OF the proclamation of
emancipation, and said meeting to be held al
Gallllean Fishermens Hall, on Tuesday even
ing, March Ia, at half-past seven O'Clock.