The Evening critic., 1882-07-31
rho Tenperniuro.
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

81 BUYERS get yellow ticket at I'D 9TH
street.
THE police made eighteen arrests during
the twcnty.four hours ending at % q. m.
A MEETING of the Departmental Asso-
citation will be hold In the ST. Cloud building to-
night at o'clock.
COLUMBIA LODGE of the Independent
order OF Mechanics has under consideration
the proposition OF uniting In n body Win tho
I. o. NJ. Relief Association.
A DELEGATION of Lafayette Lodge of tho
Order OF Mechanics left here yesterday morn.
ing 10 Join with Lafayette Lodge OF Baltimore
In an excursion TO Fair Haven.
THE Bakers Protective Union did not
hold their meeting yesterday morning, as
sunday morning at tho same tlmo anu
place.
A LITTLE GIRL, daughter of DR.. ]. s.
Cockerill, while walking In her sleep ono night
last week, fell from third.story window In
brick area. n distance OF about thirty foot. She
was seriously, but not fatally hurt.
THE picture galleries of the Corcoran
Art Institute, including tho Octagon, Will be
closed on and after August until further no.
tice. The sculpture and bronze galleries VIII
still remain open with FREQ admission.
THE Young Mems Christian Association
expect to secure tho minimum sum OF $4,000
that is TO be raised 10 warrant tho completion
of the purchase OF Ohamberlin's, in tho noxt
ten days. Only $1,000 of that yet remains to
secured.
ABOUT 9:3O o'clock Saturday night o
negro attempted TO break into house Cos
Thirteenth street, but was discovered before
he succeeded In forcing an entrance, anu be.
ing pursued he ran down Foundery alley and
made his escape.
THE National Republican moved into its
new quarters, corner of ID and Tenth streets,
on Saturday and yesterday. The work OF re-
moval was carried on with dispatch and all
hands were at work last night as usual III get
ting out this mornings edition.
ABOUT Z o'clock last evening little
white boy years old, named James Sullivan,
living onTenth street, between l. and NJ streets,
was run over at the corner OF Twenty.third
street and Pennsylvania avenue, by horse
and carriage driven by an unknown colorcd
man. His Injuries were very slight.
TIE congregation ofthe New York Ave-
nue. and the Central Presbyterian Churches
have united during the summer season for
mutual Interchange OF services, under tho
ministrntions of Rev. DR.. Pitzer. Worship was
had at the first named church yesterday
morning and at the second last night.
AT IL o'clock Saturday morning, MS the
south.bound mall of the Virginia Midland
bS sS
ing 10 cross tho track, was struck by tho en-
CINE and frightfully mutilated. Drs. Thomas
Carroll and e. =. Talaferro, the attending
physicians, give hope OF his recovery.
THE police authorities request correc-
ton OF the statement that a revolver belong
Ing to one OF the detectives was stolen from
closet at Police Headquarters. Tho Repubttcdn
took occasion TO ridicule the department at
which such an occurrence was possible, but
the facts in the case are that the revolver was
left mt the detectives residence and is still
there.
A LARGELY attended gospel meeting was
held at the Four.and.a. halfstreet Presby-
terrain Church CDR. Sunderlands) last evening.
The meeting was conducted by Mr.. Harding,
and the music by DR.. G. L. Johnston. There
were plano and cornet accomplishments, and
the singing was noticeably fine. Addresses
were made by Drs. Sunderland and Ward
Batcheller.
Rev. DR.. TOWNSEND, rector of the
Church OF Incarnation, supplied tho pulpit OF
the Epiphany yesterday morning His SER
mon was commentary on the 10Th verse, 18th
chapter of Exodus. HIS theme was 'The
Necessity and Importance Of Direct Progress
In Christianity" DR.. Walter played an orig
inal voluntary of much beauty on the organ
as prelude TO the services.
LAST evening Mary johnson, colored
woman, wcll.known curbstone huckster In
the X street market, was taken in charge by
Oflicer Madigan and placed in the Massa-
chusettss avenue station house. She has once
before been IN the Insane Asylum and has
been again attacked with spell Of that dis
ease. Her special idiosyncrasy Is TO disrobe
herself and parade the streets entirely nude.
She will no lont TO st. Ellyabeth'a to-day.