The Evening critic., 1883-05-04
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.


NONE know st. Jacobs Oil but to like
it none name it, but to praise.
The Woman's National Labor League
held meeting last night, at which routine
business was transacted.
THE medical faculty of Georgetown Col
lege have adopted resolutions expressing re-
gret at the death of DR.. Noble Young.
HAD severe attacks of gravel and kid
ney trouble was unable to get medicine
or doctor to cure me until l used Hop Bit
tiers, aud they cured me in short time.--A
DISTINGUISHED LAWYER OF WAYNE Co.
N. Y.
A LITTLE boy named Kelly, living at No.
1i42 @ street, strayed away from his home
last night just after dark. His father went
to the house of Mr.. lie Dow near by, and
telegraphed to the Central Station, and in
less than an hour the child was returned,
having been taken to the sta ton on Massa-
chusetts avenue
A BREWERY wagon ran into the private
carriage OF Senator Miller while the latter ve-
hicle was waiting in charge of driver on C
street yesterday afternoon, aud smashed
the carriage to some extent The man ia
charge of the wagon was pursued by
mounted police and arrested, but Senator
Miller refused to prosecute.
AT Mount Olivet Cemetery yesterday af-
ternoon an affecting tribute was paid to the
memory of the late Father Barotti by the
children of St. Augustine's Colored Catho-
niversary of his death Each of tbe chill
dren carried out a blooming flower, which
was planted ON and about the grave.
THE friends of Mr.. Thomas Craven. who
was arrested in companv with another
ycupg man last Tuesday and locked mn on
The charge of irving TO beat a countryman.
deny that he In apy way. either by word or
action. did ANYTHING of a criminal charac
fer This seems to be borne ont nv fine
fact that the officers making the arrest only
preferred the charge of profanity against
Craven.
THE Columbia Turnverein entertained
its members and friends with May fes-
with quite large attendance, The first
part Of the evening was taken up by the
open air concert, which was followed by
dancing in the hall. The floor committee
were Messrs. j. II. Orleman, ]. Hansen, w.
G. Willenbuecher, c. Frauth, +. G.. Diete-
rich and Adolph Levy.
CoNr1RMATIoS at st. Alovsius Church
was administered Yesterday al q n. m. by
| the Right Row. Bishop Northrop. of Charles.
ton. s. G.. assisted by Rev. Harmar G,
| Denny. S. ]. Rev. James Noonan. s. ].
l Ill. brennan. =. J ,I.
| O'Connell. S. ]. MI. McAyoy acted as mas.
| ter of fceremonies. The number Confirmed
was six hundred and sixtv.one. of whom
thirty-two were adults.
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oh;oe y, thn E;no;ni y, n;,;s;u S oose 5;s m.e
;n ae; n, oo 81 ,ho TotarOr anu tuai-
Mace Yesterday afternoon from The
Epiphany Episcopal Church. and was
largely attended. Rev. DIR. Paret. rector of
Epiphany Church: Rev. Mr.. Meade. pastol
| of the mission attached to the Epiphany
parish Rev. DR.. Todd. of Maryland. and
Rev. Mr.. Boss officiated.
| no chow how or;stocrot;c sorvorts orc
eating U" "w.a,Javs - the faIiowing M t. an ii. IL.
1nstrat;on g A iody mn town hirod oni-
ored servant Tho ,ynman up s annaared to ho
inst What was svanted Tho pp mistress of tLe
house was s"onarstnlot;ro berseIf nnon ba,
Good fortnne ;5 secnrina snch a Good ser.
Sout St ,vbon thn ,vo,aan so;S is sho valid taIo
% w s''o sno "S '"Ne