The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
EAST WASHINGTON.

The cornerstone OF tho Temperance Tabor
nnclc, projected by Bud Eagleeton, VIII bo laid
at the junction Of Second aud ID streets and
Maryland avenue northeast, on tho 10Th In
stant. The building VIII bo 90 by 80 feet, and,
with the ground, Will cost about $1,000. Bud
has been ably seconded In his efforts by tho
temperance people OF East Washington.
The funeral of Miss Virginia Riley, very
estimable young Indy, 81 years OF age, who
died suddenly on Monday at her residence,
$40 street southeast, will tako place to-mor.
row morning at % o'clock from 81. Peters
Church. Miss Riley was beloved by all who
know her and her sudden death casts quite
gloom over large circle OF friends.
Tho citizens living on / street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets northeast havo
poutioned the Board OF Health to abate n
siokiy nuisance which has existed in that
nant pond OF green coated wator, which sheds
It's deadly erluvium broadcast, seriously
threatening tho health of the residents of that
section.
Intense excitement was created on Maryland
avenue, near Eighth street northeast, last
evening, by horse, attached 10 George
Schenck's wagon, taking fright and dashlng
on at n rapid rate down that thoroughfare.
He was finally captured md turned over 70
his owner, without having done any serious
damage.
A gentleman named Robey, who resides In
Anacostia, while proceeding home from work
about o'clock last evening, was suddenly
taken with q hemorrhago when near tho
corner OF Third street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue., Capitol Hill. He was Mt once taken Into
DR.. .Forguson's drugstore and medical aid
rendered, after which no recovered sum.
cently TO proceed on his way homeward.
The Light Guards hop at McCauley's Hall
tonight, from present indications, VIII bo
largely attended.
-. A long train OF gypsy wagons passed through
East Washington this morning, bound for tho
sunny South. The men were very hard
looking lot of "ctlzens," and the women mp
peared very little better.
Anacostia Tent, No. 1873, I. o. r., held It's
NIGHT Mnanntp
Hall, Anacostia, ID. y. Thirty-three members
of the tent and bIessrs Southwck, La Belle aud
Robertson, OF Capitol Tent, were present. Four
now members were initiated, after which tho
tent was highly entertained with speeches,
comic songs and recitations, participated IN by
Messrs southwlck, Mclean, Bartley, La Belle,
Goddard, Dorsey, Webster, George L. pyles, ].
W. Robertson and many otherss Tho chief
ruler then announced that degree council
viii meet tomorrow evening 10 confor degrees
on eight or ten members. This tent Is very
earnest and energetic in It's work Of reforma.
tlon and deserves the highest credit.
East washington business Notes
The hat and gents furnishing establishment
| of Mr.. Joseph waltemyer, 800 Pennsylvania
| avenue, Capitol Hill, Is complete In every de.
tail, containing all the latest styles Of hats,
seS60 hosiery nocGPns ehildrens
including the famous Climax shirt which Is
| warranted TO be of the very bost material, at
else desired in his line. II you want u hand
some outfit, do not fail to call upon Mr.. Waite
| myer, where your wants can DO supplied at
| low prices.
| new feature has been added TO the Senate
| Dairy by It's enterprislng proprietor, Mr.. Ma
| hon. This evening he Will open In q capacious
| room adjoining the dairy an oyster and lunch.
room, where hot drip-coffoe, sandwiches, and
oysters In every style can be procured. This
ls especially convenient to those attending
| bnlls and soirees In tho neighborhood, as he
keeps open until late hour.
| For prime groceries and the very best
| liquors., delivered promptly, visit the double
| establishments OF McCauley & Dollwig and
| Dellwig & McCauley, 300 Pennsylvania avenue
| east and corner OF Second and streets north
east. First class goods In variety and prices
| 10 suit all.