The Evening critic., 1883-05-21
EAST WASHINGTON.

About O'Clock last evening onicers Barnes
and Blondford found white man, named
James Gray, lying on tho sidewalk at tho cor
ner OF Sixth and streets southeast, in IN un-
conscious condition and suffering from deep
cash across the forehead. DR.. McKim was
summoned and rendered medical aid, after
which Mr.. Gray was removed TO his residence
on South Carolina avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets southeast. HIS wife stated
mat he is subject TO fits and that no probably
fell and Injured himself during an attack.
The residents Of L street, between Eleventh
street and tho Congressional Cemetery, are
anxiously inquiring why the Parking Com
mission has failed to plant any young trees on
that thoroughfare. Tho only trees planted
petweon the points mentioned were put there
at private expense, and the residents there
about are very naturally mad over tho sltua.
tlon.
The Photographic gallery OF Mr.. william II
Reed, 626 pennsylvania avenue southeast,
has been beautifully renovated and supplied
with nrstclass outfit for taking photographs
and tin types. The gallery is great convent
ence TO East Washingtoninns.
There is green.coated cesspool at the COR
ner OF Fourteenth and ID streets southeast
which pervades largo neighborhood with It's
unfragrant and unhealthy odors. The hoard
OF Health should abate the nuisance.
A large number OF boys were in the Branch
bathing yesterday, and IL was reported that
one OF the number was seized with cramps
and barely escaped drowning. Parents should
be careful or the list OF drowning accidents
will be unusually largo this summer, as the
boys have taken an carly start.
Tne young man bneenan, VINO was badly cut
during an affray In the Capitol Park some
time ago, has 80 far recovered that he has
been removed TO his home on North ID street.
largo number of persons availed then-
selves OF the line OF herdics which ran from
Eighth street to the Congressional Cemetery,
and visited the historical enclosure yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. b. Marche, 223 Pennsylvania ave.
nue. east, is prepared to furnish estimates
promptly for Timing, guttering, roofing, etc.
He has the latest improved machinery and O
corps OF skilled mechanics, which facts Insure
ilrstclass work. orders by mail promptly
answered.
The Rosebud Circle OF East Washington met
last Friday evening at the residence OF Mrs.
Sanford, 1925 d street northeast, President
James Dyer in the chair. The following pro-
| gramme was rendered with spirit: Plano duet,
Q. Bower, May Sanford; reading, "Death'g
DOOM" q. II. Buckler; essay, "Esquimaux,"
Rena Bliss; piano solo. Carrie Gloves; song,
Reardon; recitation. "Yankee in Love-" A.
Buckler. Tho "Club Gazette" was witty, and
after refreshments the club adjourned to meet
were banked with flowers, the gifts Of mem
bers Of the club. Mr.. Paul Steele, Miss Ford
ham and John WEIGH were among the guests.
Fifth Week of Our Special bargains
Monday and Tuesday, May FL
and 22.
10 pieces OF corded pique, &c.
10 pieces assorted plaid muslin, SC.
10 pieces India linen, yard wide, DC.
10 pieces dotted Swiss, assorted, DC.
Androscoggin, or Fruit of the Loom, SC.
100 pieces OF Irish lace, 12Ac. per doz. yds.
$50 pieces OF Val. lace, 12iac. per doz. yds.
so dozen fancy towels, Sc.
500 oil.linen shades, fixtures complete, 40c.
5000 yards reversible wash goods, &c.
Short End lawns, DC.
Short End mourning prints, SC.
All of our best light shifting and dress
prints hereafter sc. A. KAUFMAN's Combina-
| tion Store, 1911 Eleventh street southeast.