The Evening critic., 1882-11-13
EAST WASHINGTON.

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sotthodsts
An advertisement Of three lines under tho
head OF wanted, for sale or rent, lost and found
or personal, can be inserted In THE EVENING
CRITIC three times for % conts.
An attempt was mado to enter the residence
OF Mrs. Engel, on Second street, between q
and d streets northeast, about O'Clock this
morning. A female member OF tho family
heard q noise at tho front door, and peeplng
out OF tho second-story window deserted tho
shadowy figure OF n man standing on tho front
porch. She started back TO alarm the males,
when tho would.bo burglar glided away, pur-
sued by the small watchdog. IL appears tho
and eventually frustrated his designs. The
next time this fellow trios tho operation 1t Is
the intention OF the family TO give him a free
donation OF buckshot.
East washington churches yesterday were
well attended. Rev. DR.. Charles King preached
at the eventidsforylce In tho Twelfth.street NJ.
+. Church. Rov. w. 7. L. Woeoh, OF Union
Station, preached at Waugh NJ. f.. Church In
tho evening. Revival services Will continue
during the week Mt the Fourth.street NJ. T..
Church. The services by Chaplain Kramer In
the Navy.Yard and at the Soaman's Retreat
were interesting and we'll attended. Revs. ID.
W. France and $. II. Greene preached ut the
Metropolitan Baptist Church morning and
evening.
Charley Wagner, tho 1l-year. old sou OF OF.
ncer Wagner, had two fingers OF his right hand
caught In n Gordon press In tho of1lce OF R0u1h
Notes Saturday evening and wero badly
lacerated. DR.. Ford rendered medical aid.
gospel temperance meeting, under tho
auspices OF tho East Washington Y. NJ. @. A.,
was held at tho North Carolina Avenue NJ. p.
Church last evening. Entertaining addresses
were delivered by Mossrs. Thomas ID. Marche,
Bud Eagleston, Richard Green, DR.. Duncan,
Mrs. Roam, Mrs. Rogers and others. Tho musi-
cnl programme was wcll rendered and apprc'
cintod by tho large assemblage'
In the pastoral changes soon TO be made by
the Archbishop OF Baltimore Rov. J. O'Sulll.
van, pastor OF st. Petor's Church, Will be trans.
ferred 10 st. patrlck's to take the place OF
OF st. Peters by Father Ryan, who is now as
sistant at that church. II Is not yot known
who Will be appointed assistant at st. Peters
In place OF Father Ryan.
There VIII bo another of those delightful
concerts given by the ladies' OF st. Marks
Church at McCauley's Hall this evening. a
splendid programme has been prepared, and
refreshments Will be served Mt the conclusion
OF tho entertainments Taking tho fOrmel
AFFAIR rs criterion, the one tonight Will bt
highly successful.
The popular East Washington shoe dealer, VIII
| lead to the altar ahandsome and accomplished
young lady In q very few weeks.
The temperance meeting Mt Haines' Hail
Anacostia, last ovoning was quite interesting
| Mrs. Moffat was in charge, and several we'll
| known speakers made addresses. The music
| was excellent.
East Washington Business Notes.
| AZ Ellis grocery corner OF Third and
| streets southeast, you can always find homo
| corned beef, Myers celebrated malt whisky
| Canandaigua (N.Y.) cider, fresh meats, etc.
For fine whisky, Milwaukee beer, dellcacle
| lnseason and everything In tho restauran
| line, visit Alberto Campbell at tho Washing
| ton Hall restaurant.
Mr.. NJ. b. Flynn, GG2 Pennsylvania avenu
| southeast, has beautiful assortment OF heat
| Ing and cooking stoves at prices to suit ever
| one. Call In and inspect the stock.
XX ale on draught at Platz's, 2l0 ponnsyl