The Evening critic., 1882-05-27
WEST WASHINGTON.

The funeral Of the late t. O. Cox, esq, water
Registrar, will take place tomorrow, Sunday
afternoon, at o'clock, from his residence,
corner and Twenty.oighth streets. The inter
ment will be at Oak Hill Cemetery Messrs.
Henry, Samuel Frank and Walter Robinson,
simms, of the Health Office, and VIM. A. Cor
don, eeq., Will act as pall-bearers.
Atthe regular meeting OF VIM. Louis Schley
Ledge, No. a, J.; o. M, Il was decided mat 1.-THE the
No. 13, at the NavyYard, on Monday evening,
9th proximo.
Invinciblc Council, No. Z, s. of j.. had we'll.
attended and highly interesting meeting last
night, many visiting brothors from tho various
councils being present and ably addressing
the assemblnge. Al the next meeting Of this
council on Friday, I'd proximo, there viii be
visitation OF the Grand Lodge OF tho jursdic-
tion OF the District of Columbia.
Not to be cast in the shade by the numerous
newly erected grocery. establishments in his
vicinity, Mr.. Il. II. Lyddane mas Just finished n
handsome Improvement to his grocery store
on Thirty. second street by raising the building
building. putting in an entire now front. ire re-.
modelling the interior, putting in an improved
elevator and filling his shelves with an entire
new stock OF goods OF the finest quality, which
he and his efficient clerk, Mr.. John Wood, Will
be pleased to exhibit to all who may give them
call. Messrs. Brown Shoemaker were the
contractors for the improvements, which cost
$1,000.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 1S, I. o. o. f., held an
important business meeting last night.
MI. ana MIS-. william johnson nave the
heartfelt sympathies of their many friends IN
their great aflliction from the loss of their In
teresting daughter, Annie, who died this morn
ing at the home OF her parents, 1913 Valley
street, I'm the 18th year OF her age, after long
and painful Illness from consumption.
The modesty Of our RepubHcdn reporter, as
evidenced by the watch robbery story Of this
morning, is superlatively overwhelming.
Decidedly the greatest treat ever offered to
our citizens Will be the grand musical and lit.
erary entertainment Of Equal Division, No. g.
s. OF T., at Curtis Hall, on Wednesday evening
next, the 31st inst, In which the following
| well llknown artists will take part: Mrs. Roe.
| mer-Kaspar, Mrs. Jecko, Professor Kaspar,
| Professor N. d. Adams; Mcssrs. Herbert Schut
| ter, Warren Young, L. J. Whippe, John o
| Pueh ana John Tweedale; and all for the
small sum Of twenty-five cents per ticket, tc
| be had at Ficklings drug store, 1860 Thirty
| street, and at the door.
The river was fairly alive last evening with
| pleasure-seekers and rowers. From the Poto
| macs were two four-oared shells, with SImms
| Appleton, Barbarin and Zapone in one and
| Hollister, Warden, Harrison and DR.. Fry II
the other, Mckinney, Morgan and Wheeler IL
singles, and eight pleasure boats; from tn,
| Columbus were the eightoared barge, will
| crew composed OF Garland, Towers, Murphy
| Kennedy, Elliott, Ballantyno and Kintner
coxswain, with Mr.. and Miss Poor, of Boston
Mrs. G. j. Kintner, Messrs. ]. W. Bell ant
| Walter Knight as passengers; Smith and Hen
derson in singles and 1lve pleasure boats
from Passepo's, were Bode, Of the Plate Print
ers', two of the Blue String Club and clever
pleasure boats; from johnson and Baker
Somers and Coburn, of the Plate Printers
| and four pleasure boats.
Mr.. Somers Will try this evening the ney
single gig Just finished for him by Johnson
Baker, in which he will row his next race. /
is built Of white pine, with upper streak o
California redwood, 90 feet long, % inche
beam and depth OF o inches, with latest i'm
proved patent nickel-plated row-locks, an
weighs flfty pounds. 1t is predicted tina
Somers, with this boat will give Bode tigh
rub.
| new baseball club has Just been organ
lied, to be called the West End Baseball Clut
and they expect to make themselves hear
from this season. The Dashaway Reforr
| Club, In which is to be found some excellen
material, are also organizing strong nine.
Arrived: Schooner II. II. Mitchell, Capital
Mitchell, from Hayre de Grace, with 300 ton
OF coal for Mayheld & Hieston.
The schooner Mary E. Long, Captain Hard!
called this morning from Agnew's Wharf wit
$50 tons Of coal for Boston.
| High tide 8 30 this afternoon, 8 :54 q. m. an
4 :26 p. m. Sunday, 2Sth, and A :51 a. m. Mol
day, Doth.