The Evening critic., 1882-08-02
EAST WASHINGTON.

Or. Dorsey, tho woll.known Enst washing.
ton colored physician, was the recipient OF an
instrumental soronado Mt his residence, cor.
ner of Fourth and streets southeast, last
night.
The residents OF the southeast section, ana
especially those on Eleventh street, aro OK
tremoly anxious that match be arranged
with Robey, tho oarsman, and TO that end aro
urging Mesers. Mansfield and LOWS to accept
tho challenge. II the event occurs II Will DO
exciting and interesting.
Messrs. McCathran, Speiser, McCauley and
others, who propose giving seloct moonlight
excursion to their friends TO Great Falls to
morrow, on the Excelsior, have made COM
pleto arrangements with well.known caterer
TO servo refreshments.
An additional mall leaves the East Capitol
postal station every morning at o'clock,
and West. This is great convenience to
those East washingtonians who are employed
in the Departments, as we'll as to tho business
public.
Mrs. Harriet f. Muhleman, who II will BIO 70.
mombered was fatally injured several days
ago. by falling from second.story window,
died from tho effect OF her injuries, and Will
be buried from her lato residence, 2o1 street
southeast, this evening at o'clock.
Clements Lodge, No. 3, I. o. q. t., will elect
officers at the meeting tonight In Washington
Hall.
Miss Emma O. Doran, an exemplary young
lady, who died at her parents residence, 212
street northeast, yesterday, will DO buriod
this evening at O'Clock. Miss Dorans mnny
death.
Tho regular meeting OF Anacostia Tont, No.
1873, !. o. H., hold last night, Will be long ro-
membered with pleasure by tho mombers OF
tho order present and numbered among tho
happiest hours of their membership. The
Tent Is wide awake to the occasion for which
II was Instituted, and Will Gro long rank with
tho banner Tents OF the country. Ablo and
eloquent remarks were offered by eighteen
members among whom wore Messrs. William
| j. Marche, j. j. Cooksey Of Eagle, George w.
| Shoemaker OF Hebar, i. N. Minnix, George +.
| Pyles, James II. Goddard, William p. Yanness,
| and j. W. BARLEY, of Anacostia Tents. During
the evening n unanimous vote OF thanks was
| rendered Mr.. q. W. Shoemaker, OF Hober Tent,
| for the able manner In which no has aided tho
Tont in perfecting its organization, A nnani.
nous vote OF thanks was rendered Mr.. Bruce,
| the retiring II. g., for tho Intelligent manner
| he discharged tho duties OF his of1lce, and ro'
| GREETING his inability to continue In his posi-
| ton. Tho Tent thon about IL p. mo i'd
| 1ourned
Tho people In this section OF the city arc con-
| siderably agitatcd over the Jackson outrage,
and strong expressions were frequent and
| general on the streets last night-threats of
| lynching being freely INDUCED in. Whom It
| was learned that Lieutenant Boteler, in COM
pany with Captain Vernon, had boon sum
moned to Alexandria to Identify jackson, who,
| It was rumored, had been captured there,
| several PARTIES ut once proposed to organize,
| justice to the nend upon his arrival. The
| threat, however, was not carried into execu-
ton, 1t being supposed tho rain cooled tho
|
| expressed that the villain shall have a speedy
trial, undelayed by slim law pretexts, and, II
guilty, Immediate punishment for his heinous
crime.
| Tho members OF Masonic Lodge, No. 81, OF
| Anacostia, ID. O., of which the late Alexander
| Crutchet was q member, met last night, and,
| after expressing their sorrow ut tho untlmoly
and unfortunate end OF their deceased brother,
named pall.bearers and appointed O'Clock
| Thursday afternoon for tho funeral, which
| will take place at his fathers on street, be
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth northwest
the committee having In charge the arrange
ments for the entertainment to be given or
next Friday evening ut Washington Hall, cor.
| ner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
Capitol Hill, for tho benefit of Washington
Juvenile Temple, are working hard to make
| the undertaking success In every particular.
The excellence OF the talent that has volun
teered their services for the occasion is O
| guarantee that the entertainment Will BIO on
joyaple, and the object for which the enter
tainment is given being very worthy one, 1,
is to BIO hoped that tho children will be en-
couraged by large attendance.