The Evening critic., 1882-10-13
WEST WASHINGTON.

Tho visitation by tho Grand Lodge to Will
place last night. The Grand Lodge was es.
Corted TO tho hall by Anchor Lodge, No. o, with
about nfty members in line. The attendance
on the part OF tho receiving and visiting lodges
was very large. W. NJ, $. A. Harper, welcomed
the visitors In q neat speech. The lodge was
complimonted on It's fiourlshlng condition by
q. A. L. @, Crump. NJ. NJ. William II. Bailey de-
llvored an excellent address upon the beauties
Of tho order. Grand Treasurer John W.
Thompson, Grand Secretary Edward Bansel
and II. S. II. q. Divine also made addresses,
tho latter presenting handsome bouquets to
Brothers Crump and Bailey. Messrs William
Dempster and @. II. Mckee rendered somo
hne ar reeitaii2ns, Ti, ana speeches were made i
other lodges. II was decided by VIM. Louis
schley Lodge TO pay Anchor Lodge q personal
visit on the occasion Of their visitation by tho
Grand Lodge, October 26, 1882.
Logan Tribe, No. s, /. o. II. ~, hold their
meeting last night.
George Q. Whiting Lodge, No. %, L. A. A. NJ,
also lie Id their regular semimonthly meeting
Much 10 the disappointment of the many
young ladies who ventured out In the threat
ening weather for tho purpose of attending
the hop of the potomacs, that AFFAIR did not
come Off Inst evening, having been postponed
until next Tuesday evening.
Lieutenant Frank Hardie and his bride are
expected to-day or tomorrow on u short visit
10 his mother, on street.
Miss Manic Mitchell has gone to Liberty,
Md, on n visit 10 one Of her former school
mates.
DR.. New has taken one of the new houses re-
Gently erected by DR.. Mackall ON street.
The canal boatmen freightlng coal having
demanded an Increase for freight, the coal
companies, TO avoid n strike, have yielded to
their demand and advanced the i've cents per
ton, making II to Georgetown, and s1o5 to
Alexandria,
Elizabeth Smallwood, colored, living at No.
2O10 Thirty-frst street, brought to the station u
live, mulatto female infant, apparently but n
few hours old, which had been found by her
about @ o'clock this morning on Thirty.first
when brought to the station, was packed
in broad, square, spllnt basket,
wrapped In blue sack, and n small plaid
shawl spread over the basket. inside Of tho
basket was piece OF paper, with the name OF
"Ene L. Bell, born October 10, 1882" written
upon 1t. The child was sent to st. AIMS In
fant Asylum.
At 11:15 n. m. james Powell (colored), IT
years of age, cook on board the schooner
John Cooper, lying at William King Sons
wharf, between Jefferson avenue and Thirty
first street, was brought TO the station, suffer
Ing from a severe scalding from having a
kettle OF boiling tea poured over him by one
Richie was called In and rendered surgical
MD, after which he was sent to providence
Hospital In the police ambulance. Johnson
was arrested by Acting Lieutenant Swindell
and Private Green, and held for q hearing.
There was no cause for the assault
Arrived: Schooner Annie l.. Kranz, Captain
Pervere, from Boston light; schooner Calvin
z. Harris, Captain Benton, from Providence
light schooner John A. Beckerman, Captain
Cammons, from Philadelphia llshti all to load
coal.
Sailed: Schooner H. II. Tilden, with coal, fol
Boston,
High tide! s'd4 this p. m. and 900 a. M