The Evening critic., 1882-11-06

WEST WASHINGTON.

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head OF wanted, for sale or rent, lost and found
or personal, can be inserted In THE EVENING
CRITIC three times for 20 cents.
Tho annual meeting OF tho Young Catholics
Friend Society was held last evening In tho
rooms ut Trinity School. Tho attendance was
very large, and the report OF the president
showed the society to be In q nourishing con-
dltion. The following officers were elected 70
serve during tho ensuing year: President,
O'Leary; recording secretary, william Mano-
que; corresponding secretary, g. W. Manoguo;
treasurer, James Heenan; book-keeper, James
j. Spellman; steward, Thomas J. Finney; d.
rectors, John Gibbons, John Walsh, James
Manoguc, +. Sullivan, +. o. Craig, +. Robey,
A. Hanlon, ir.
The police yesterday were serving notices
on all dealers who keep open their places OF
business on Sunday, that hereafter they would
bo prosecuted IL they continued to do 80 under
corporation law Of 1868, which prohibits the
sale OF any kind CT goods, wares and NOR
chandles, except drugs, medicines and frosh
fish in the season on Sunday.
At the anniversary Of st. Johns Brotherhood,
held in st. Johns Church last night, the Rov.
George Leeds, d. D., OF Baltimore, preached an
excellent sermon. Besides DR.. Leeds and Rev.
DR.. Lindsey, the rector Of the church, there
were present in the chancel Revs. Mems,
Baker, Leonard and Falls, and in tho congre.
CATION Rev. Mr.. Trapler.
on Saturday last q little two.year old son OF
Mr.. II. A. Wagner, residing on Prospect ave-
nue., while playing on the porch, lost his bal
anco and fell on, breaking his arm quite
badly.
Hartley & Bro. received this morning by
canal.boat Farmers Friend, $500 bushels
OF wheat, 1000 bushels OF corn, 800 bushels
OF Rye and 45 bales of hay; and Messrs. j. G..
j. NJ. Waters, by canal-boat Samuel Jarboe,
3,70o bushels of wheat and 1000 bushels OF
corn.
Six thousand two hundred bushels of wheat
sold on Change this morning ut prices rang
ing from 05 cents to S1.09H.
Hightide; $40 this afternoon and i:1i
q. m. tomorrow.
Arrlyed Schooner Elisha Gibbs, Captain
Woods, from Providence; schooner j. Il.
Kranz, Captain Price, from Alexandria;
schooner William Ii. Kenna, Captain Porse,
from New York.
Sailed: Schooner Josie Burt Captain Burt,
1,100 tons coal for Providence
Other ports: Schooncrs Cherubim, Nelson,
and Jane l.. Newton, from Georgetown, for
Boston, at Vineyard Haven November 3;
schooners Earl z. Mason, Nickerson,
and William II. Wood, from Provi.
dence, for Alexandria November 2;
| schooners Ida q. Bullard, Richards, and Nor.
man, Smith, from Georgetown, for Boston, al
| Vineyard Haven November 3; schooner War
| ren Sawyer, Crie, and Lemuel Hall, Trip
from Georgetown at Boston November 4
| schooner Emerson Rokes, Marston, from
| Windsor, N. g., October 30; schooner Mabel
L. Phillips, Trip, from Fall River for George
| town November 2; schooner Charles N. Sim
mons, from Georgetown at Providence Novem
| ber 8; schooner Eva l.. Ferris. from Proyi
| dence for Alexandria November 8; schooner
| General Adelbert Ames, Adams, from AleXan
| dria at Boston November 4; schooner Samuel
| u. Walker, Higgins, from deorgetown at Prov
| idenco November 2; schooner Bertha Dean
| Trip, from Alexandria at Providence Novem
| ber 2; schooner Sunlight, Colby, from Alex
nndria at New Haven November 3.