The Evening critic., 1882-03-30
EAST WASHINGTON.

Charles HELEN, a flve-year-old son OF Mr..
Charles HELEN, who resides on Delaware ave-
nue., between b and streets northeast, was
run over yesterday evening, at 2;30 o'clock,
by Metropolitan streetcar No. Z. Tho little
fellow was picked up and carried 20 his homo
Who %r was D NJ % passencer @ IN o the cSr Dr. e F.
Ford was summoned and pronounced the In
iuries such that amputation would be neces-
sary, which operation was successfully per-
formed last night by Drs. !. Ford Thompson
and O. T. Ford. While MT. Mexico was carry
ing the boy into the house, pet dog, belong
Ing TO the latter, sprang upon Mr. Mckee,
biting him severely In three places on the
leg. The boy was crying loudly and the dog
evidently thought he was being ill-treated.
DR.. Ford also attended TO Mr.. McKee's wounds.
The little boy is resting easy this morning,
and it is not apprehended that his injuries
VIII prove fatal.
The dog.catching concern caught dog and
a Tartar yesterday evening on Eighth street,
near the Navy-Yard gate. The Tartar was q
buxom young dame, who demanded her i'm
pounded canine from the swarthy net.slingcrs
and backed up her demand with a brick.
Quite scene ensued, but the dog-catchers
were resolutc and drove Off with the dog in
"durance vilc."
A seven.year-old daughter OF Mr.. Philip
Coleman, of the Census ONCE, formerly of East
Washington, was run over By wagon on X
street northwest yesterday afternoon and had
her arm broken at the middle Joint. DR.. Ford
rendered medical assistance.
Mr.. o. s. Pumphrey has opened aconvonlent
grocery and provision establishment at 337
pennsylvania avenue east.
The Dreadnaught Yacht Club has COM
pleted arrangements for the ball 10 be given
by the club Easter Monday night at odd
Fellows Hall.
leg broken a few days ago In wrestle, is i'm
proving rapidly.
The Starlight Social Circle give a soiree,
April IL, at Washington Hall.
Prayer-meetings are held every evening al
G $50 o'clock at st. Marks Church. Next week
services will be held at IL n. m. and 80 p. m.
Mr.. Kaufman, the East Washington clothler,
has entirely rented his establishment on
Eighth street.
Clements Lodge, 1. o. G.. T., held a very in
teresting meeting Inst evening.
meeting Of the local board, Ninth Subdi-
vision Associated Charities, was held last
night at st. Marks Church, Tho officers OF
this subdivision are: President, General John
Eaton; vice-president, Mr.. John Hayghe; sec.
retary, Mr.. George A. Caswell, Commissioner
Washington Asylum; treasurer, Mr.. Walter II
NARROW; representative to General Board OF
Managers, Rev. Floridus Steele.
Franklin Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, held an
interesting meeting last evening at McCauley's
Hall.
Ono drunk in the station-house last night.
Now that the officers quarters and othei
| visible buildings in the Navy-Yard have beer
i've, 1t is the proper thing for the Commission
ers to have the lower end of Eighth street pu
| In at least fair order.
"Isee de markit is full oh spring shad."
eyes, so I obsarved."
Has You had emmy yet?'
"No, indeed, haint. How duz you expec
| me to live in luxugance on seventy-flve cent
| per diameter. Use got to stick to beef livel
| till de price OBJ skilled labor goes up"
| The Navy-Yard employees have been work
| ing full time since the 21st instant.
Thomas Mccarthy, who was arrested yester
day evening In East Washington by ONCE
| Daily, OF the First Precinct, and held at tn
Eighth Precinct Station, was turned over 4
| Lieutenant Gessford this morning. McCarth,
is charged with engaging in an ARRAY in Soutl
| Washington.